Why do we need to fight it? The increase in arable land due to warming more than offset the loosses around the coast lines. It will be great if we can settle and develop Antarctica.
The WISP space ( microwave backhaul) is still very under-served in Canada. In Calgary, Terago has only two towers - one is too low (on a hotel) and the other one on the CPP hill is overloaded. Hopefully this will improve things. Cables are so 20th Century.
Just drill a well. There should be water and gas (methane and ethane) on the moon. You may just have to drill a little deeper on the moon to find liquids, since it is colder than earth.
It is a way for Microsoft to reduce its tax bill - Donate a few hundred million dollars worth of code to a charity you control and get a nice tax receipt.
Probably the nicest feature of a book is the ability to bend it and flip pages by running it against your thumb, then sticking a forefinger in to hold the place. Once an Ebook reader can do that, I'll be impressed.
What? You call yourself a Pedant and you did not pick up the erroneous use of 'effect'? Geez, what is Sloshdat coming to - we cannot even trust the Grammar Nazis and Pedants anymore...
I think a bigger problem is that Americans don't have meaningful culture in the first place. The result is that their Copyright laws are pretty much futile whichever way you look at them.
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Why do we need to fight it? The increase in arable land due to warming more than offset the loosses around the coast lines. It will be great if we can settle and develop Antarctica.
Microsoft Linux shipped in 2003 already: http://www.mslinux.org/
The WISP space ( microwave backhaul) is still very under-served in Canada. In Calgary, Terago has only two towers - one is too low (on a hotel) and the other one on the CPP hill is overloaded. Hopefully this will improve things. Cables are so 20th Century.
Sooo, if DucTape Programmers work at Apple, do Masking Tape Programmers work at Microsoft?
Just drill a well. There should be water and gas (methane and ethane) on the moon. You may just have to drill a little deeper on the moon to find liquids, since it is colder than earth.
"should therefore be available for all"
No, not to all, only to their clients. What their clients do with it in turn is up to them.
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In Win2003, the Microsoft DNS is a slightly modified version of BIND8 with a BSD licence. It is hidden in there somewhere under the wizards.
Hmm, the deniers did not actually have anything intelligent to write, so they just modded you down instead.
Teenage Mutant Garlic Ninja Turtles?
Sorry to burst your bubble, but someone had a thin nylon line somewhere...
Fortunately, in most of the rest of the Western world, Roman Law applies and this type of nonsense would be moot.
Get a Touchbook: http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/03/02/touch-book-tablet-netbook-with-arm-cpu-10-hour-battery-detachable-screen/ It is already available and quite cheap.
I'd guess it is dead due the wrong connotation with dead cars.
It is because Roland Piquepaille passed away...
What? You run Windows without a full Cygwin installation? You should have your Geek card revoked...
Not quite - FreeOTFE only requires Admin privileges to install it. Thereafter a common user can use it alright.
NTFS with LUKS and FreeOTFE does the trick for me.
It is a way for Microsoft to reduce its tax bill - Donate a few hundred million dollars worth of code to a charity you control and get a nice tax receipt.
You mean a Microsoft Unix like Xenix? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenix
My EeePC 701 is still my primary computer, you insensitive clod, and yes, it runs Skype too...
Probably the nicest feature of a book is the ability to bend it and flip pages by running it against your thumb, then sticking a forefinger in to hold the place. Once an Ebook reader can do that, I'll be impressed.
What? You call yourself a Pedant and you did not pick up the erroneous use of 'effect'? Geez, what is Sloshdat coming to - we cannot even trust the Grammar Nazis and Pedants anymore...
Why is this jerk moaning? Google hasn't changed the ISBN.
I think a bigger problem is that Americans don't have meaningful culture in the first place. The result is that their Copyright laws are pretty much futile whichever way you look at them.