From TFA: "Schmidt acknowledged that mobile phones may never become totally free to the consumer. Newspapers are still not completely free a hundred years after they started relying on advertising, but they certainly are inexpensive, he noted."
Ahem.. TFA said they only passed each other within 100km several times a week. It's almost incomparable to the ~1000 functioning artificial satellites that are orbiting Earth (plus a few more thousand old satellites that are now classified as space debris) If you track the most notable ones with tools like http://www.heavens-above.com/ then you would see that they pass each other several times a day...
Well we know that programmers get confused with numbers one time or another since we're used to start things at index 0. The shuttle's programmer must have left an extra ctr++ there:)
(or maybe he watched too much Star Trek that he thought he should follow the intergalactical star dates)
Anyway, I don't have an idea how to donate a licensed software. Is the software licensed to you? your company? What kind of licensing is it? If there would be any transfer, just be sure you got the supporting documents you need or any sort of written agreement. Wouldn't it be wise to inquire Microsoft with regards to this issue? my $0.02.
even if we don't like IE 7 (I use Opera), it is much better than IE 6 and for us who work in a company where some previous systems were tweaked to work on IE better, this new version would certainly be a welcome change. (or a welcome headache, whichever comes first)
So many questions. Is Smallville, Kansas really true? Is there a consipiracy happening? Are they meteor freaks? Where do the government hide them? Belreave? Why are there no green glowing things on those meteor rocks?
I believe for current installations of Windows SP1, they only had provided a Windows XP SP2 Update CD. I agree with you that it is huge and takes a lot of disk space and time to install. But all the "new" OEM and retail Windows XP CDs now contains the SP2 already.
You could basically just make one. It is called slipstreaming and don't ask me why it is called like that:).
It is basically putting all the updates of SP2 and joining it with your Windows XP Installer. Afterwards, viola! You have a Windows XP SP2 Installer (Burn into a new cd). It won't take that much space when you do a clean install compared to doing an SP2 update of an exisiting XP installation.
I doubt the wireless part... but considering the current driver support for wireless devices in linux, it might be possible that all your statement is true:)
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From TFA: "Schmidt acknowledged that mobile phones may never become totally free to the consumer. Newspapers are still not completely free a hundred years after they started relying on advertising, but they certainly are inexpensive, he noted."
To be used to confusion. Install this https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/31/
Ahem.. TFA said they only passed each other within 100km several times a week. It's almost incomparable to the ~1000 functioning artificial satellites that are orbiting Earth (plus a few more thousand old satellites that are now classified as space debris) If you track the most notable ones with tools like http://www.heavens-above.com/ then you would see that they pass each other several times a day...
I believe he just wants more oil for his SUV.
Well we know that programmers get confused with numbers one time or another since we're used to start things at index 0. The shuttle's programmer must have left an extra ctr++ there :)
(or maybe he watched too much Star Trek that he thought he should follow the intergalactical star dates)
yah.. It's like making a complex solution to a simple problem.
I don't know where L1 is but I doubt that thing would last a few years without being torn apart by small rocks and space debris.
You're breaking the trend. No matter how corny it is it should be. "In Soviet Russia Patents announce the Review the Community Project"
lucky me, I only had to buy a few more jars to hold the additional daylight.
I think we're getting there.. I'm only getting a very slow 10KB/s download speed. M$ should be releasing the .torrent versions right now.
or they could put advertisements on the shuttle like this..
(see the first result)
Space Shuttle Advertisements
(sorry, it's just in the google cache.. source site seems to be down already)
and surely you could do the compression in less than 5 hours...
okay.. it's easy now
give them to me, I won't tell anyone.. promise!!
Anyway, I don't have an idea how to donate a licensed software. Is the software licensed to you? your company? What kind of licensing is it? If there would be any transfer, just be sure you got the supporting documents you need or any sort of written agreement. Wouldn't it be wise to inquire Microsoft with regards to this issue? my $0.02.
even if we don't like IE 7 (I use Opera), it is much better than IE 6 and for us who work in a company where some previous systems were tweaked to work on IE better, this new version would certainly be a welcome change. (or a welcome headache, whichever comes first)
So many questions. Is Smallville, Kansas really true? Is there a consipiracy happening? Are they meteor freaks? Where do the government hide them? Belreave? Why are there no green glowing things on those meteor rocks?
It's powered by "mouse-made doodles" and apparently you're not doodling enough. :)
"Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated."
It seems they added more tubes to their internets...
Thanks for the link! I learn something new from you people each day. (Well except for exploding radioactive bunnies)
I'm sure it will have all of that in the future. Does anyone know a more "detailed" discussion on the differences and how it really works?
at last! a comment about sharks. The article waited 17 minutes for that one.
"AMD claims that its quad core is true quad core, while Intel's is two dual-cores grafted together."
:)
So a Siamese twin is not really a true twin because they are two persons grafted together?
I believe for current installations of Windows SP1, they only had provided a Windows XP SP2 Update CD. I agree with you that it is huge and takes a lot of disk space and time to install. But all the "new" OEM and retail Windows XP CDs now contains the SP2 already.
:).
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You could basically just make one. It is called slipstreaming and don't ask me why it is called like that
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sp
It is basically putting all the updates of SP2 and joining it with your Windows XP Installer. Afterwards, viola! You have a Windows XP SP2 Installer (Burn into a new cd). It won't take that much space when you do a clean install compared to doing an SP2 update of an exisiting XP installation.
just my 2 centavos
I doubt the wireless part... but considering the current driver support for wireless devices in linux, it might be possible that all your statement is true :)
or at least they should use Google Ads, it takes little space and is hardly noticeable.
:)
I wonder how many ads it would take to make the game free