What about support from the IT department? It surely is easier to make sure laptops (if they're the same model) work properly and are easier to repair as well.
There are many things to take into account when you are talking about spending money
Anyway, at my company our developers have all laptops as they need to take work home sometimes. On the other hand, the designers have all desktops...
And the "penetration" within buildings, and the battery life... it's something *known* in the design of the 3G systeme!
And maybe the single core performance is way more than enough to most of users?
I'm running a laptop with a Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 and the performance for my day to day use is absolutely satisfactory. I rather add more cpus than raw power per core and have a better multitasking/multi-threaded aproach
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Update to 11 beta from 10.3 and...et voilà! Pulseaudio and flash not respect each other!
Now I just want them to fix the freezing image problem when switching to fullscreen...
Make Bit torrents of your shows complete with commercials, I would download that. And you can track how many downloads for ad revenue.
How would I love that!!!!
I believe it to be a good move from Canonical as you could find the same software on Windows
Besides, it can't be worse than Evolution
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Which one it would be?
Will I be a criminal for using nmap or wireshark? those are clearly hacking tools...oh wait... now they're weapons!
I just find this situation ridiculous
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My company works mainly on building apps/making campaings on social networks and I can assure you those numbers are not that expensive. It is more that we would have asked for them but within the same digits range.
As usual: the "average Joe" doesn't realize how much things cost to do...
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That sounds exactly as a total free market which, you know, has shown us that doesn't work that well.
It sounds great in theory but we humans are kind of stupid as a whole therefore we should take measures to prevent abuses/monopolies/lose of rights that might happen in the future.
As I usually think in life: the middle ground is probably the best answer
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And surprisingly konqueror uses a dolphin kpart for file management...
It's hard to believe that the hardware kept working for 19 years, particularly the hard drives, but just as surprising the power supply (which tends to suck in so much dust and lint that they eventually die from overheating). The cooling fans also tend to give up the ghost after about 5 years as well.
I'm more interested in how you backed up the server to USB when all of the computers were made before USB ports existed.
You'd be surprised of how robust things were 20-25 years ago. I had to check the server on a small health care center in my home town and it was a simple i386 that had been running non-stop for *several* years. I even recall the green screen having text *written* on it due to being on without a screen saver.
Where did those words go?
... a split-process model (this already shipped in mobile Firefox, should ship in desktop late this year)...
*THIS* is something I would really like to see in Firefox.
Keep up the good work
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Is there by any change a pdf/ebook version of your book?
Anyway: thanks for sharing your knowledge
It gets dark in Spain at 9pm in the summer, but they are out having beers till 3am.
Could that be related to... *temperature*?
In Spain is *HOT* in the summer. That's the reason why 75% of the country kinda lives at night (summer time at least).
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It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.
