Really don't see how corporate tracking of employees suddenly becomes an expectation of publicly tracking an executive.

Sure it is... that's how I'm using it...

TRIUMF is the name of the facility; however, I did not fail to spell anything wrong and TRIUMF is not an acronym for anything (anymore).

Because researchers from TRIUMF (Canada's National Laboratory for Particle and Nuclear Physics) were involved... of course... so were researchers from Fermilab, and other institutions... but the article was submitted by a Canadian.

My Camera was released in 1984, so I'd have to say 26 years.

I'm vaguely amused the RMS is the CowboyNeal option

dal DOT net? Umm... did you get over that addiction?

It's a MAN, however that is indistinguishable from a LAN for all intents and purposes on the user end. However, I also think things stopped being LANs when they went wireless.

except... Microsoft bought out about four different accounting packages and still offers all of them, or is in the process of merging different packages into similar ones... with backward compatibility... No. Microsoft has more brains than this.

well... no. not quite.

pretty cool... but you'd need some necromancy...

Actually, the country of Bhutan, whose language is very similar to Tibetan, has already localized a distro to Dzongkha (Bhutanese dialect of Tibetan). It would not be unreasonable for the TGIE to modify that and localize to their own dialect. Many people have already made some efforts in this direction.

Yellow Hat Linux

Actually, There are about five free, unicode fonts that I know of for Tibetan and Dzongkha. Both Windows and Linux support these fonts, and many traditional texts have been typed in unicode. (OSX has a small problem, from what I've heard).

There are two produced by Chris Fynn TibetanMachineUnicode from THDL, and Jomolhari. Both UChen fonts.

CTRC produces four fonts (1 UChen and three Ume): CTRC-Uchen, CTRC-Tsumachu, CTRC-Betsu and CTRC-Drutsa

Additionally, Nithartha has made a proprietary unicode complying font called Sambhota.

There are also several legacy font systems which use several font files with prestacked characters and input programs.

This link http://www.aerifal.cx/~dalias/bodyig/fonts/ should give plenty more examples.

Wow. most of the chicks that actually talk to me about a netbook tend to be the "you're my bestest friend who can fix my laptop" type... for the next [insert severity of problem] minutes.