European Drawer Rack
Can you get that in Ikea?
92 publicly visible posts • joined 30 Jun 2007
Surely if he didn't want MSXP then the onus is on him to check what he buys! Not go "oh i've bought the wrong thing - I'll sue the manufacturers!"
also, from the linked ruling, there is no way the stuff was worth €311.
MS Works costs £8 THAT'S EIGHT POUNDS for an OEM copy like Acer would have bundled - so that should have only been €12 - NOT €40!
And in no way is a guy ghosting 20 hard drives at once then having a cup of tea in the meantime worth €49.90!
If the guy wanted a blank laptop he should have piped up BEFORE he handed over his cash; and he shouldn't have got that hefty a discount. The appeals courts that acer will surely go to should definitely reverse the decision.
(I'm a Firefox user so don't take this the wrong way)
"Use Firefox and you don't have to worry" - There are holes and security risks in Firefox as well. Perhaps a more factual statement would have been:
"Use Firefox and you don't have to worry about IE exploits (unless you're running IE Tab)"
;¬D
I can already access my windows desktop from many internet-connected devices (including my pda).
It's a fantastic little service called Remote Desktop and it's why I run the Pro or Business flavours of windows on my PCs.
What really frustrates me is that companies like VMware, AMD & Nivio spend R&D resources on third-party cludges that replicate functionality that is already seamlessly built-in to windows.
Not least because said cludges probably don't follow windows' themes and therefore cause problems for prople who need to use larger font sizes.
Spend money on something useful and original!
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cd's slow down when the lens is reading from the edge (or is it centre? - i think it's the centre because dvd±rw drives get their peak burn speed near the edge of the disk).
i don't think "rubbish" meant that the two speeds would be simultaneous!
also, i don't think this would cut anything - more likely jolt to a stop and damage it's motor or even lens mechanism!
You seem to be deriding the fact that M$ are releasing 6 critical patches?
It would certainly be worse if they just ignored the issue and pretended everything was OK. At least this is a step in the right direction.
And before you say "it shouldn't need security patches at all" just bear in mind that nothing is perfect!