http://dvorak.mwbrooks.com/unix.html#xmod

http://austinche.name/maemo/xmodmap.dvorak

http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/ukeyboard/

Happy to help.

Mod parent insightful.

So do we. In fact, we recognized that need early on and built in a process for it.

The problem comes when the legislature ignores the process and says "well, we want to do this, so we're just going to do it, lack of lawful authority be damned." When people accept the government's unauthorized laws on one point, it establishes a precedent that (constitutionally) unauthorized laws are just fine, and ultimately renders the whole document moot.

Want to step into a new function to adapt with the times? You can do that--just follow the procedure to do so. But if you can't garner the support to amend the Constitution, perhaps you ought to reconsider whether it's something you really ought to be doing.

I ahve never been to France, but I know it exists.

specs are better than the iphone and the interface looks nice. how much is it? I think the $299 price point is the most that most people are willing to pay

Outer alloy
Inner void
Marvin

Happiness has been destroyed

You forgot Asia, a bigger Symbian market than both the US and Europe combined. So yeah, your argument is moot, as Hurricane78 put it.

There you go. Word 5.5 for DOS for free directly from Microsoft:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/word97win/Wd55_be/97/WIN98/EN-US/Wd55_ben.exe

Believe it or not, virtual desktops have never ever made me more productive. For me it's just a useless extra step in switching windows or applications.

I can manage my windows on a single desktop just fine, thank you. Be it Windows, Mac OS, GNOME or KDE, I don't need that kind of functionality, just like the majority of other people. For the minority out there, there are third party solutions that provide virtual desktops in operating systems that don't have them built in.

Because Ben Stein is an idiot?

I like to run amor for the same reason. I get the clever antics and it doesn't ruin anything by trying to help me.

Yes.

Just because it's disabled by default, it doesn't mean it's not there.

- right click "Start" and choose "Properties"
- go to the "Start menu" tab, click "Customize"
- check "Run command"

Flash 10 works fine with Opera on my Intel Mac. When I went to the download site, there was also a PPC version, so I guess there shouldn't be any problems either.