Does that mean that there are the occasional intrusive ads, expanding this way and that? Yes, sometimes we have to accept those ads.
No, it doesn't.
The first popup, pop-behind, obnoxious animation (if it's annoying or turns the fan on in my laptop it's obnoxious), or sound of any kind will drive me to block that ad or switch to a news source that doesn't have it. I don't really feel the need to block text or still image ads.
My life is much better since all the people who ask me for technical help got macs. If you can afford it, just buy them one (and require them to surrender the Windows machine in exchange for it).
My mom did manage to delete an app on her mini once, but Time Machine made that reversible.
They pay me to deal with Windows at work. I don't want to do that at home too.
It looks like you included the energy for producing the 17" CRT Williams assumes each desktop computer has. I think we could leave that out for a server.
http://www.tethers.com/TT.html
I saw Robert L Forward talk about this at a con years ago.
When it was created by the magazine's staff in 1947, it was initially set at seven minutes to midnight and has moved 17 times since then.
Don't ignore this stuff. It 'ain't on your telly.
Bush speech a shell game: He plays us on Iraq while preparing to attack Iran
The President's intentions towards Iran need much more attention
Don't drink it.
Just call me jane, unsuccessful girl plumber! Yes, I fulfilled all my Mario and Luigi dreams by attempting to fix my bathtub. The faucet for hot water hasn't been able to turn off since I moved in 15 months ago, so I am used to hearing this dripping noise coming from my bathroom. Yesterday afternoon I noticed that the drip was a little louder, a little more resonant, so I went to investigate and lo and behold I found my bathtub half filled with water tinted with a greasy
Everything.
First, a little context...
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.
