"completely reliable" Gee man, I designed and built HF radios for about 10 years. Completely reliable HF sure isn't, but it is a nice toy to play with...
Your code is useless to anyone else. The only person who believes in its value is you. That is why you are unable to administer your own systems. So relax and enjoy it...
Hmmm, I fought with MS Office 2007 today and lost the battle. I had to complete the task with OpenOffice. The document reached a size where things started to screw up at random: Paragraph numbers disappear, the table of contents screws up, the bullets menu becomes greyed out so I cannot apply bullets to a list (but doing them one at a time by typing an asterisk worked). Gawddammit.
So people who keep saying that MS Office is better than OpenOffice are probably only working on one page memos. In my experience MS Office 2007 is a bug ridden POS and OOo is quite a bit better - not perfect either, but much better - especially with large documents.
There are places in the world that are literally just a single city, with nowhere else to go: Singapore, Dubai, Hong Kong, Monaco, Windhoek and many little islands. Those could make good use of these type of cars.
No under class before the 1940s? Try the 1840s...
You are forgetting that the UK used to export its 'surplus population' to its colonies. It even emptied its jails for the benefit of one colony in particular.
To quote the GPL: When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not price.
and: For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether gratis or for a fee, you must pass on to the recipients the same freedoms that you received.
So, it seems that the developer never read the GPL.
Hmmm, just keep meat products out of it so that it can be used in the Middle East without causing a religious problem and needs to be shut down once a week...;)
Geez, instead of running around, let your fingers do the walking and use Google to find a notebook with Linux pre-install or God forbid, no OS. It really isn't hard to get.
The end game is in full swing. Many US factories have relocated to China and elsewhere years ago and the US Dollar keeps devaluing. Pretty soon, Indian and Chinese high tech companies will outsource their support call centres to the USA.
and I suspect that there are many other people out there that don't or won't like Opera either.
I have tried it a number of times, but it feels clunky compared to Firefox and it really doesn't work any better. Adobe Flash makes Opera hang just the same as Firefox.
I am twice that age and I have almost never used cursive hand writing since leaving high school. If I have to write by hand, I use block letters. The advantage is that most people can actually read it.
Cursive can be deadly. Doctor's prescriptions were frequently misinterpreted. Computers solved that problem.
Actually, the hydrogen storage and delivery problem has been licked long ago. If you combine hydrogen with carbon and form long chain molecules, it becomes a liquid at normal atmospheric pressure and temperature. This allows it to burn efficiently in modern vehicles without any modifications required...
These clouds have always been there, but no-one bothered to look at them since they don't affect rainfall.
In Calgary, the nighttime sky is almost always white at night - city lights bouncing off these high altitude clouds.
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Now Boeing can finally pin the blame for all the delays on another company again.
"completely reliable" Gee man, I designed and built HF radios for about 10 years. Completely reliable HF sure isn't, but it is a nice toy to play with...
Your code is useless to anyone else. The only person who believes in its value is you. That is why you are unable to administer your own systems. So relax and enjoy it...
This guy wants to see a Robot App Store. Nothing wrong with SourceForge for your favourite GNUbot Apps...
Hmmm, I fought with MS Office 2007 today and lost the battle. I had to complete the task with OpenOffice. The document reached a size where things started to screw up at random: Paragraph numbers disappear, the table of contents screws up, the bullets menu becomes greyed out so I cannot apply bullets to a list (but doing them one at a time by typing an asterisk worked). Gawddammit.
So people who keep saying that MS Office is better than OpenOffice are probably only working on one page memos. In my experience MS Office 2007 is a bug ridden POS and OOo is quite a bit better - not perfect either, but much better - especially with large documents.
Never heard of WordStar have you? or WordPerfect, or...
There are places in the world that are literally just a single city, with nowhere else to go: Singapore, Dubai, Hong Kong, Monaco, Windhoek and many little islands. Those could make good use of these type of cars.
No under class before the 1940s? Try the 1840s... You are forgetting that the UK used to export its 'surplus population' to its colonies. It even emptied its jails for the benefit of one colony in particular.
I hear that the export market for clunkers from Mexico is picking up nicely...
Eagle is pretty good: http://www.cadsoftusa.com/
He can post the code somewhere else - on his own web site for example. Complying with the GPL is easy. Subverting the GPL is difficult. ;)
To quote the GPL: When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not price. and: For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether gratis or for a fee, you must pass on to the recipients the same freedoms that you received. So, it seems that the developer never read the GPL.
Hmmm, just keep meat products out of it so that it can be used in the Middle East without causing a religious problem and needs to be shut down once a week... ;)
Geez, instead of running around, let your fingers do the walking and use Google to find a notebook with Linux pre-install or God forbid, no OS. It really isn't hard to get.
The end game is in full swing. Many US factories have relocated to China and elsewhere years ago and the US Dollar keeps devaluing. Pretty soon, Indian and Chinese high tech companies will outsource their support call centres to the USA.
What a terrible waste of time and resources to study Windows flaws on a Linux super computer.
Supporting Internet Explorer on Linux would result in a rather complex ballot box application I would think...
and I suspect that there are many other people out there that don't or won't like Opera either.
I have tried it a number of times, but it feels clunky compared to Firefox and it really doesn't work any better. Adobe Flash makes Opera hang just the same as Firefox.
I am twice that age and I have almost never used cursive hand writing since leaving high school. If I have to write by hand, I use block letters. The advantage is that most people can actually read it.
Cursive can be deadly. Doctor's prescriptions were frequently misinterpreted. Computers solved that problem.
Actually, the hydrogen storage and delivery problem has been licked long ago. If you combine hydrogen with carbon and form long chain molecules, it becomes a liquid at normal atmospheric pressure and temperature. This allows it to burn efficiently in modern vehicles without any modifications required...
The gods are fighting each other again. My money is on the God of Heaven and Earth, Jupiter. He'll win as usual and be none the worse for wear.
These clouds have always been there, but no-one bothered to look at them since they don't affect rainfall. In Calgary, the nighttime sky is almost always white at night - city lights bouncing off these high altitude clouds.
Of course, it means the same thing: Vin, Fin, Found.
Therefore: New-Found-Land.
Oracle has a Linux distribution that is remarkably similar to Redhat's and they have been on the S&P500 for a while.
Even worse, the law passed and George Bush wasn't president of the United Kingdom? Preposterous!?