In China they find it necessary to hack google in order to spy on broads? i do not understand...

In the mean time, we would rather you pop on over to your favorite torrent site and get a virus infested pirated copy of our lovely office suite rather than trudging over to the damned dingy open office site and use that... thanks, Steve

indeed, had you PROPERLY dropped some dollars on the cleaners & bellpersons you would have not had the problems. (it would easily have been worth 1k give or take).

Yeah... keep telling yourself that...

Shakin' it over here Boss, Shakin' it over here!

They should have open sourced this long ago. I can remember playing 3d when the demo for quake came out... i haven't played it since...

lando ~ # apt-cache search assload
libclassworlds-java - framework for container developers requiring manipulation of ClassLoaders
libclassworlds-java-doc - Documentation for the Classworlds Java library
libjboss-classloader-java - JBoss Classloader

just sayin'...

I concur, except I see this as a great way to rid us of this issue. With all the $$ that Google & M$ have, and all the sway they get with their lobbying, it will be interesting to see who wins in this battle. If the record company wins, then the RIAAssholes step in and start fucking shit over. If G & M$ win, then you see more sites linking. Either way we get a clearer definition of what we will be allowed to do.

i'll just stand here, and that envelope full of money can just "fall" into my pocket, thank you very much...

http://www.panicbuttons.com/
My wife has one of those on her keyboard, it's pretty funny.

so it is like most of the programs from microsoft... sigh.

When making a statement (young musicians), it is usually proper to list some examples... oh wait, you didn't say TALENTED YOUNG MUSICIANS, whew...

Houston? We have chickens, and it looks like they are coming home to roost.

Karma is such a fun toy.

I wonder... does cofee have a java component?
Can Cofee check my Kaffeine history?

and this too is a "lie", there are and have been updates that Microsoft has pushed that forced a reboot after installation - this was on all machines with windows update service running no matter the state chosen - ie. "Notify" "Automatic" or "Download but do not apply". what windows user has not come back to a computer only to have the little green icon in the lower rh-side telling you "Windows has been recently updated click here for more information"? And that is the problem, Microsoft has proven they can reboot your machine remotely - what else can they do??? I myself turn off the update service and use Heise's ctupdate, a magnificent tool.