On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:20:39 -0400 (EDT), Charles Hart Enzer, M.D.,
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What are the advantages of staying with SP2?
None.
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With winders it was a reformat and reinstall every month or so :-(
What?!? Are you serious or exaggerating Pete?
I have six PCs running Windows XP, three used by non-professionals including
kids who load all kinds
of crap on them. I have several more virtual machines with XP Pro. I have never
Madigan,
It's clear to me he's exposed when he doesn't have his
teleprompter.
I'm not worried about the teleprompter issue. Surely he is better than the
current teleprompter dependent individual occupying the oval office.
Thank God he's falling rapidly in the polls.
The polls in August
Does anyone remember what life was like before Microsoft?
We had TRS-80, PET, Rainbow, Apple, Commodore 64, Timex/Sinclair, Coleco,
Osbourne, etc all mostly incompatible
Of course different flavors of Linux is still Linux, but choice is not always a
good thing.
Look at the people who chose
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
Vince Teachout wrote:
OK, and I'll go on record as questioning the heart of anyone who
seriously wants McCain to be president...
Ralph Nader or Bob Barr?!?!?
Nader will now NEVER get my vote, after blowing the 2000 Election!
Michael,
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
snipped I don't see evidence in McCain's background that says he
would exhibit the
wisdom to refrain from unnecessary wars. He is more
inclined to threaten or
actually DO military action. I think a McCain victory would be an
invitation
to restart the
Don't forget about opportunity! Since the source is all open, others can
step right in and pick
up where the previous developer left off, something you can't get even if you
wanted to with closed
source stuff like VFP. gdr
I already mentioned this. I am totally anxious to see how Pete's
Vince,
OK, and I'll go on record as questioning the heart of anyone who
seriously wants McCain to be president...
I was questioning the wisdom of Obama supporters myself not all that long
ago. However, I never was fully in the McCain camp either. I see why some
folks like him, but I do hope
Rick Schummer wrote:
With winders it was a reformat and reinstall every month or so :-(
What?!? Are you serious or exaggerating Pete?
Hi Rick!
But, you see, I am not the expert you are. The boxes would get all
loaded up with ad and spyware that I couldn't get rid of and the
repaving
Does anyone remember what life was like before Microsoft?
Well, yeah.
I shipped successful and working software on GE635's, Wang A, T, VP
and MVP computers, BasicFour, Data General Nova and Eclipse, and
others. NORAD deployed a huge system of radar processing systems (the
early warning system)
Just to clarifyif someone chooses to vote for Obama over McCain, I
certainly won't find fault with that person. McCain has many flaws.
But I've been alarmed at some of the statements from staunch Obama
supporters who think he somehow offers a great vision.
Obama is a communist at heart.
1-0 sounds extremely exciting. LOL
Right Wing Mike
http://www.cafepress.com/rightwingmike
Bigfoot Hates Obama
http://www.cafepress.com/rightwingmike/5690856
I Wish Hillary had married OJ
Paul McNett wrote:
Pete Theisen wrote:
Heck, I'm still trying to figure out what the command for dir is in
Linux. Changes indeed.
Edit .bashrc, and add:
alias dir='ls -al'
Save and start a new terminal session.
Hi Paul!
I am not so sure that this machine has bash on it. Kate,
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