Posts by Mr Blonde29 posts • joined Wednesday 9th May 2007 21:02 GMT
Kazaa, mySQL, Skype, The Pirate Bay, Spotify...
Long legged Blondes like me and mine?
Maybe it's the long and dark winters?
Mr, Mrs and Ms Blonde
A Serious Security Breach involving Microsoft Internet Explorer? Tell me it isn't so!
What were the Wee Wille Wonkers doing at the Chocolate Factory? Not eating their own dog-food one must presume.
"Sterling Ball, a jovial, plain-talking businessman, is CEO of Ernie Ball, the world's leading maker of premium guitar strings endorsed by generations of artists ranging from the likes of Eric Clapton to the dudes from Metallica. But since jettisoning all of Microsoft products three years ago, Ernie Ball has also gained notoriety as a company that dumped most of its proprietary software--and still lived to tell the tale. "
more here
http://news.cnet.com/2008-1082_3-5065859.html
OK, I'll go peacefully, just got to get my coat.
It's the asbestos-lined polar-bear furry thing in the corner.
Where's all the malware för Mac and Linux at?
Most of will solved by Chrome.
Maybe Otellini is playing a wild card here, but Googles liquidity could be playing a small part in Intels strategy. Google cooperation could mean Microsoft subservience, if such a thing can even be imagined, but I doubt it. Mobile is the key, and instant on ;-)
Nothing to see here, just Intel collecting some OS-goodies, concessions? that AMD will have to emulate.
Not a fan of any of their houses /:
Google is sailing up Microsofts blind side. When the desktop is the browser most users will be happy doing mail, facebook, myspace, twittering and what not....
Remember Picasa and YouTube!!! Google will not be gimping around as the astrotards so merrily maintain.
Total surveillance of the populace.
Total subversiveness as required.
I. E. You must be suspect as you possess various digital devices.
/Ultimate Terrist Question
- Do you type obscure commands such as ping or ingratiating scripts beginning with whois? on the command-line?
#!
DAT's a open n shut case
- off to to dungeons with this wretch...
/may he/she/it feel the the wrath of the Moderatorix very own Dominatorix (if there be such an thing)
No icon
Nooooooooooooo
AutoMount is sexy.
AutoRun is not.
This began as verse,
- for better or worse.
The tail is now held by a Bot.
How very surprising. One would think that Microsoft with its tens of thousands of programmers and its vast cash reserves would have some way of untangling the mess of spaghetti-code that they have released over the years.
Open Office while ugly is very functional reasonably safe.
>>>saying that an arrangement with "a search provider...facilitates the dissemination of the Foundation's browser, thereby increasing the accessibility of the internet."<<<
Translation required...
Is using a commercial outfits money taxable if your revenue stream is extremely dependent on that entity?
>>>"If it doesn't pass the test, the Foundation says, it will become a private charity, coughing up about $100,000 in taxes."<<<
Is this how an organisation that develops a flagship application on the open-source front line should behave? Where is the ethical leadership?
As the eminent Sir William Gates the turd once expressed his sovereign wish that if people would pirate software he would like them to pirate his Microsoft software.
Leaven this with a bit of old fashioned bribery
http://blogs.computerworld.com/microsoft_bribes_again
"But if, as appears may be the case, Microsoft is letting people have Dell XPS M1330 laptops with 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo processors and 3GBs of RAM on "indefinite loans"..."
and... we (maybe) have a winner, extra points for MS-Vista as the obvious loser.
Maybe she could wink or flash a leg or something.
Paris because she's obviously more intelligent and infinitely hotter.
and wait for Steve Ballmer to come calling with bags of cash.
He's just a minor bot or should I say A" lilttle-BOT" (otherwise known as a phenomenon only known to kNee-jerk web-sites such as tHe reGisters esteemed forum and other worthy or WoRdY Internet-communities)
Mac and Apple desgtroyed his childhood and all his "HOODS" in the dark years of Computer-Dark-aGes"
Love a hoodie <3<>hate a woodie
Love Your "Webster Phreaky " today before it's Testosterone-Day and all is lost or forwarded to the IRA...
I för one welcome our alco-posting inhibitors overlords already
Here's hoping that the recent financial downturn will sweep the abominable chairman and the Frankenstein monster that he helped to create into a long-forgotten but much deserved oblivion.
ElReg,
This was a good summary of the RIAA name
Sucking the creative blood of the creatives is what the RIAA are.
- and snorting coke off hookers tits is what they need all this cash for...
Paris, for obvious reasons.
No intelligence needed or assumed, only acquiescence.
Ban it all... burn the books, execute the infidels and ignore science.
If it floats it's a witch.
... [click here]
No pain, no gain, no brain...
Windows for W*nk*Rs
MCSEies to the fore!
If only Switzerland would sue the M$ for infringing on the "How many holes can a cheese possibly have?" concept.
- Paris, who naturally trumps Swiss Cheese.
Ahhh... let us draw a deep breath.
After all the fruit-bashing the Reg imitates Apple,
http://www.theregister.co.uk/
- (Fixed width and jumbled content)
... (/unsmiling icon)
Compare:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/
... (/unsmiling icon)
- (Fixed width and jumbled content)
Bring on the fruitiness... El Reg!!!
Bring it on!!!
// - Paris, because she knows strange fruit...
The Bad:
- fixed width === bleh
- small fonts === double-bleh
- grey walls of impending death === not very presentable.
- masthead === fugly
The quick fix:
- view the site with styles-sheets turned off (Firefox).
The good, some icons are back:
- Paris and the _old_ good and bad Gates, Jobs, the "I'll get my coat" and the mArTiaN är back. Yea!!!
Now a note from our sponsors (the spelling-bees):
@Solomon Grundy Posted Monday 15th September 2008 15:22 GMT
"(...)it was poorly thought out, and built on poor design principals."
I think you meant principles.
because PoliticianS Speak wiTh Forked tongUes
"Backward compatibility is important," [Ben] Green says. Windows 7 will have the same security model as Vista to minimize disruption.
- Paris shivers as she knows such winds
Mr. Pot meet Mr. Kettle and understand that both are burned to a crisp,
No offence intended to our overseas staff however you may fail at helping our customers due to over-estimation of our customers technical capabilities... i.e. pls turn on the power :D
Your mileage may increase or your alien-nation vary!!!
Long Live amanfromMars!!!
Forever may He Live
n/t or X
That is the answer
Not the Question
Moseleys distant cousin not allowed to harry the infidels upp their Khyber pass?
Placing large gobs of documentation out in the open is not opening up anything, it's laying large traps for unwary developers.
There is no nice side to this criminal predator.
How about putting a copy of the $3 version of the Windows OS on the shelves beside the £350 Vista boxes that contain a lot of hot air? Which version would the punters buy?
What exactly are organizations that should be watching out for the consumers rights doing about the predatory dollar to whatever EU currency conversion that is currently abused by Adobe, Microsoft, etc? Are "watchdogs" like The Office of Fair Trading asleep on the job?
