Well, basically, America is the Marketing Department for China Inc. So obviously America is best and everthing else is bad. That is how marketing works.
Aha, so what we should do is make the vote machine pay out a $100 bill with each vote receipt. That will ensure that they are designed and built right and it will cause all elligible voters to go and vote.
The problem is that the claimed lifetime is something like 7 years with 10 minutes of continuous use per day. The lifetime is not for 24/7/365 usage, or for being turned on/off 10,000 times per day.
The value of most data decays over time and almost everything becomes worthless eventually when the owners die. So if Facebook and the like goes away, very little will be lost. There are literally only one or two books per century that are worth preserving.
OK, so compare viruses on servers then. Linux clearly runs the vast majority of servers compared to Microsoft. So how does Windows Server stack up security wise? The difference is in the design.
Hmm, since Linux has by far the largest market share, then by your logic, it must have the most viruses.
Yes, Windows probably has the largest market share on desktop machines (a dying breed), but Linux leads on computers overall, by a wide margin. Samsung alone sells hundreds of millions of Linux machines each quarter. So where are the Linux viruses?
The difference is in the design, which is not dependent on market share.
So install it and then, you know, name it something else! Wow, what a concept. Right click, Rename. Wow man, just WOW! I mean, gee whizz, you can rename your copy of The Gimp to Gnu's Not Photoshop! Gnop! Wow! just think, how revolutionary that would be...
Sorry, but people who complain about little things that they can change themselves are just a pain in the derrier.
The Free software products are generally better and the price is right, so if Ausies pay more for Adobe products, then they have only themselves to blame.
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Well, basically, America is the Marketing Department for China Inc. So obviously America is best and everthing else is bad. That is how marketing works.
Nice project. Now I finally have a good reason to revive my b0rked Toshiba laptop with the burned out video processor and turn it into a media player.
Aha, so what we should do is make the vote machine pay out a $100 bill with each vote receipt. That will ensure that they are designed and built right and it will cause all elligible voters to go and vote.
Maybe the boulders can float. These rocks don't look like basalt/granite and can therefore move around more easily when submerged.
For me, the El'Cheapo Wal-Mart made in China ones lasted the longest.
No, 200,000 is what the house actually costs. 2 million is what you pay for it...
The problem is that the claimed lifetime is something like 7 years with 10 minutes of continuous use per day. The lifetime is not for 24/7/365 usage, or for being turned on/off 10,000 times per day.
Apple is just the marketing department of Foxcon. The hardware is commodity Chinese parts.
The value of most data decays over time and almost everything becomes worthless eventually when the owners die. So if Facebook and the like goes away, very little will be lost. There are literally only one or two books per century that are worth preserving.
Well, a 20 year coder with 30 years experience and he doesn't know that COBOL rules the world?
OK, so compare viruses on servers then. Linux clearly runs the vast majority of servers compared to Microsoft. So how does Windows Server stack up security wise? The difference is in the design.
Hmm, since Linux has by far the largest market share, then by your logic, it must have the most viruses. Yes, Windows probably has the largest market share on desktop machines (a dying breed), but Linux leads on computers overall, by a wide margin. Samsung alone sells hundreds of millions of Linux machines each quarter. So where are the Linux viruses? The difference is in the design, which is not dependent on market share.
As young as possible - some kid is bound to try and chew on it and then a lawyer will file a class action because it doesn't taste like rapberries.
As far as I can tell this guy did not actually do anything. He got 5 years for a thought crime.
Here you go: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/04/03/8-handy-tweaks-to-make-gimp-replace-photoshop/
Yah, the next release will have flashing text in CMYK.
Shift, click.
http://telegraphics.com.au/svn/psdparse/trunk/ ?
So install it and then, you know, name it something else! Wow, what a concept. Right click, Rename. Wow man, just WOW! I mean, gee whizz, you can rename your copy of The Gimp to Gnu's Not Photoshop! Gnop! Wow! just think, how revolutionary that would be... Sorry, but people who complain about little things that they can change themselves are just a pain in the derrier.
Yup. The first time I saw a laser link across a highway between two buildings was in the 1980s. So this is 30 year old technology already.
Get a vertical 'wall hanger' rack. Putting it horizontal is just silly.
So is Intel trying to blow some new life into PC104 standard? StackableUSB is much nicer...
and eat Windows for breakfast?
Maybe related to Johnny Tables?
The Free software products are generally better and the price is right, so if Ausies pay more for Adobe products, then they have only themselves to blame.