If Dell is expensive to you, then the problem is that you haven't talked to the sales rep. If you get 1000 PCs from Dell/IBM/HP (more than 5 actually), then you can give them a HDD and they will image all machines with your own setup, so you can just roll them out at no extra charge.
When I was a student (1980s), I worked for a giant telco as an apprentice during university holidays. They still had some electromechanical phone exchanges in the small towns and I serviced a few uni-selector switches. Those were amazing machines, complete with mechanical registers (memory) and with proper maintenance, they lasted forever. By the 1980s they were just barely run in, but they were being replaced with small electronic switches.
Hmm, the Netherlands, UK, Denmark, North Korea, Swaziland, Lesotho and a few other coconut states are dictorships with medieval style kings/queens. There may be elections once in a while, but that is just for show...
Ooooh, I can't wait for what will happen when 95% of the cars on the road are controlled by Microsoft systems. Imagine the massive traffic jams in front of the whore houses and gambling joints with totally clueless occupants in the driver's seat desperately downloading the latest Anti-virus programs so they can limp home in manual mode.
Canada finally has a Gov Gen that is not just a pretty face. The previous Liberal government really went out of their way to destroy the value of the post.
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So, you never heard of the certificate programs run by Redhat and Novel and never visited http://tldp.org/ or used http://google.com/linux?
Sharepoint? Alfresco and KnowledgeTree are both better than SP. Exchange can be replaced rather easily by Citadel or Zimbra.
If Dell is expensive to you, then the problem is that you haven't talked to the sales rep. If you get 1000 PCs from Dell/IBM/HP (more than 5 actually), then you can give them a HDD and they will image all machines with your own setup, so you can just roll them out at no extra charge.
Only $42? and how much church tax do you pay every year?
Spider silk is already on the world market. I got a nice carpet on the living room floor - made in Belgium.
Yeah, but am still at a loss at how that can be twisted into a Microsoft bashing...
Me. That would be a nice cool summer. I'm Canadian, eh.
When I was a student (1980s), I worked for a giant telco as an apprentice during university holidays. They still had some electromechanical phone exchanges in the small towns and I serviced a few uni-selector switches. Those were amazing machines, complete with mechanical registers (memory) and with proper maintenance, they lasted forever. By the 1980s they were just barely run in, but they were being replaced with small electronic switches.
Hmm, the Netherlands, UK, Denmark, North Korea, Swaziland, Lesotho and a few other coconut states are dictorships with medieval style kings/queens. There may be elections once in a while, but that is just for show...
Well, you go to be careful. When a lake is in danger, it will curl up into a ball and pee on your foot...
To me, it looks like an African Dassie, which like cockroaches, will *never* go extinct. However, maybe it is the illusive Debianicus Ice Weaselius?
'Though it will be a real-time system with Windows software'... Uhmm, uhh, yeah, right...
Bombay has no shortage of water, but it is so filthy nobody wants to drink it no matter how well it is cleaned up.
The best learning aide is a pretty young teacher in a mini-skirt.
Ooooh, I can't wait for what will happen when 95% of the cars on the road are controlled by Microsoft systems. Imagine the massive traffic jams in front of the whore houses and gambling joints with totally clueless occupants in the driver's seat desperately downloading the latest Anti-virus programs so they can limp home in manual mode.
Fsckinhell, I live 11 time zones from my work. Its a helluva commute and it doesn't matter much which way I go.
Next year he should upgrade to Microsoft Edlin. That'll teach him.
It seems that the games is mostly a non-event, with most seats remaining empty, despite the incredibly low ticket prices of about 50c a seat.
It is only the US that is running out. The rest of world doesn't have a problem.
Damn, the judge destroyed her business model in one stroke of his pen.
...and the decline is due to global warming of course.
My MAC is in Scottsdale AZ USA, but I am 11 hours away, almost exactly on the other side of the earth. Oh well, what the hell.
Uhmm, the BSDs are much older than Linux and they also use GCC and other GNU tools. BSD1 was released in 1977, which is before Linus was born! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Unix_history-simple.svg
Canada finally has a Gov Gen that is not just a pretty face. The previous Liberal government really went out of their way to destroy the value of the post.
Apt and Urpmi can both do that already. Most users just don't bother to read the manuals.