Average Linux Users Excuse of why "This is A Bad Thing": But.... but.... but.... that's waste and bloated code! My 450KB hard drive will be filled in no time!
Meanwhile the rest of use will go on not caring that the same 30kb of code is being duplicated 10 times on our 2TB disk drive.
Insightful my ass, if you believe the most differences between windows NT and 7 come from the themes its time to pull your fucking head out of the sand.
What the hell mods, +5 funny, this is defentily off topic.
Oh, you want to consume the goods brought to you by a company who operates outside of your own then blame them for your countries failures? Sounds like a plan, lets hit up slashdot.
Thank you.
That's cool, I'm going to come knock on your door for the next three years. The knocking is just a bit of a nuisance and since you've done your part and locked me out all is well right?
Somehow I feel that if I did that I would be looking at a solution that comes from the point of a government gun.
Something solid state would be my guess. It makes sense to refer to the new solid state drives as a "hard drive" since that is what its replacing but I feel the term "hard drive" is being used to refer to the drives that use platters and other mechanics.
Hard Disk Drive = HDD = Platters
Solid State Drive = SDD = Not mechanical.
Yeah, it really sucks.
I'm really hopeful that one day they will increase the size of hard drives, memory density, etc..
I know you Linux folks are ultra cheap and seem to think no new hardware has ben produced in ages, and thats cool. But really, if you ask anyone you know if they recently bought a new computer I'm sure they could give you a hell of a deal on that old P133 Packard Bell.
Interesting
Well to be fair everything there has to cost less. You people have no money left after your insane tax rates....
Oh wait.. you guys are provided useful services by your government along with the oversight to prevent the general public from being raped by corporations and your not really paying all that much more than the 40% that gets skimmed off every single one of my paychecks.. I think something has gone horribly wrong on this side of the planet...
Except there not even in the same place depending on the area...
Some are red on top green on bottom and I've also seen red on the left and green on the right, i've also seen left turn green on the left, red, yellow, green, right turn green on the right.
Some places have the lights directly overhead, some place them off to the side of the road, some are in the middle of the intersection suspended by crossed wires...
I have traveled extensively inside the USA and have never seen one such occurence.
I haven't traveled very extensively at all and have seen all of the above... perhaps you're not paying very close attention? Back to the main point though, I wouldn't exactly call them blue (the ones I've seen anyway) they are just not the same primary green your accustomed too and are more of a teal color.
I just had really good luck with 7 (x64) and some old software today
SO in case anyone is wondering Ultra Viewer IV works in 7, While not all that old, EFI's Color Burst software also runs, I am assuming it rips OK as well.
7 downloads and installs hasp drivers when the usb keys are attached, was pretty nice being able to skip that install.
Well, it's obvious why DARPA would care how quickly the internet can become aware of accurate and specific information such as 'where is unit X'.
Hmmm.... I can picture it now...
Internet! Find my keys!
>Google Earth, Google Maps, and Google StreetView.
These would work.... if they planted the balloons several years ago. The satellite photos aren't anywhere near current and I highly doubt the street view images are updated with any great frequency.
>>One bin full of badly sorted waste can contaminate an entire truck of recyclable material.
Biggest load of BS ever.
Money is the root of all evil, and man needs roots.
