Forty million years huh? So then the Global Warming Crowd will start yammering about Galaxy Warming and blame the heat on the increased use of interstellar SUVs...
Hmm, I have some $5000 power cords I can sell him, guaranteed to improve the sound of his records. It will provide a distinct improvement in the warmth of deep bass, combined with a crisp treble. Our phone lines are open right now for orders. Just call 911-5324 and get an instant discount...
Well, except in the US I guess. My experience of the US is that it is an incredibly racistic society and it is very difficult for blacks to find decent work commensurate with their training. The result is that there are many more poor black kids than poor white kids, despite them being a much smaller part of the population.
Others complain about pushing out updates. That is also trivial. You can easily push Portable Firefox out to users using Active Directory.
The main problem is that corporate users are committed Windowsers and incapable of thinking and analyzing the problem. They want to be spoon fed with solutions from Microsoft only. If your problem is the damn registry, then don't use the damn registry. If you can't update parts of some program, then push the whole program out.
Simple as that. You don't need to be an Apple Genius to figure that out.
Large medium wave radio transmitters still use thermionic valves in their output stages. Solid state electronics have trouble handling megawatt power levels.
Uhmm, that is thanks to the extensive experience of the programmers and an advanced programming tool invoked with the secret codes ctrl-c and ctrl-v...
Corel and Novel both have long histories of suing Microsoft successfully to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars (about 2 billion between the two of them). Clearly, MS was afraid of getting sued yet again.
You are forgetting something: If you put a disc in a player, then you have to watch the advertisements, warnings and other crap that you cannot skip or fast forward through. If you download the movie, that crap is either already cut out, or you can skip it very easily on Linux.
It has been attempted. The most publishised case was an attack on an El Al aircraft in Kenia. Fortunately, that one had an anti-missile system installed and the two missiles were distracted.
The trouble with blimps is that they don't compete with aircraft, since they are too slow. They compete with trains and trucks, but don't have the carrying capacity to do that, while they do have the maintenance cost of aircraft. So altogether they don't make economic sense and they likely never will.
Forty million years huh? So then the Global Warming Crowd will start yammering about Galaxy Warming and blame the heat on the increased use of interstellar SUVs...
Hmm, I have some $5000 power cords I can sell him, guaranteed to improve the sound of his records. It will provide a distinct improvement in the warmth of deep bass, combined with a crisp treble. Our phone lines are open right now for orders. Just call 911-5324 and get an instant discount...
Well, except in the US I guess. My experience of the US is that it is an incredibly racistic society and it is very difficult for blacks to find decent work commensurate with their training. The result is that there are many more poor black kids than poor white kids, despite them being a much smaller part of the population.
The poor will always be with us.
Uhmm, I just pop it into the microwave oven for 5 seconds.
"When I was younger, we made it at home from real milk, sugar and a bit of flavoring agent in a hand-turned ice-cream maker and it was yuumm."
Wow grampaw and I thought I was one of the old farts around here...
Well, is it wrong to contemplate committing a crime and then not do it, or should the person be incarcerated same as if he actually did it?
Use Portable Firefox and push it out with Active Directory. I don't see the problem here. This is trivial stuff.
Others complain about pushing out updates. That is also trivial. You can easily push Portable Firefox out to users using Active Directory.
The main problem is that corporate users are committed Windowsers and incapable of thinking and analyzing the problem. They want to be spoon fed with solutions from Microsoft only. If your problem is the damn registry, then don't use the damn registry. If you can't update parts of some program, then push the whole program out.
Simple as that. You don't need to be an Apple Genius to figure that out.
I'd love to see an inaudible/invisible water mark that can survive transcoding from MP3 to ogg, or from MPEG4 to MJPEG for example.
The matter-antimatter annihilation matters not. The matter is too far away to matter.
No-one won that one.
My invisible red dragon can blow bigger smoke rings than your invisible red dragon...
So, they are going to spin off their data centres into a separate company - that's all.
Uhmmm, it is called CxOffice. Older versions of Qiockbooks run perfectly fine on it. I have been running Quickbooks on Wine on Linux since 2000.
Large medium wave radio transmitters still use thermionic valves in their output stages. Solid state electronics have trouble handling megawatt power levels.
Uhmm, that is thanks to the extensive experience of the programmers and an advanced programming tool invoked with the secret codes ctrl-c and ctrl-v...
Not many people use WP, but I use both and WP is still better than MS Word.
Corel and Novel both have long histories of suing Microsoft successfully to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars (about 2 billion between the two of them). Clearly, MS was afraid of getting sued yet again.
You are forgetting something: If you put a disc in a player, then you have to watch the advertisements, warnings and other crap that you cannot skip or fast forward through. If you download the movie, that crap is either already cut out, or you can skip it very easily on Linux.
So watch out when they release classical operas on HD DVD.
It has been attempted. The most publishised case was an attack on an El Al aircraft in Kenia. Fortunately, that one had an anti-missile system installed and the two missiles were distracted.
The trouble with blimps is that they don't compete with aircraft, since they are too slow. They compete with trains and trucks, but don't have the carrying capacity to do that, while they do have the maintenance cost of aircraft. So altogether they don't make economic sense and they likely never will.
Nope, you'll have to switch to Flight Gear http://www.flightgear.org/
Don't worry, there are at least two of us left.
I don't do facebook, youtube or any RSS. I am too paranoid and just don't trust 'pushy' media.