What cars are those? Swedish models? Chinese?

This happens when the contact is offline. Apparently, _sometimes_ Skype is true P2P and cannot send messages to offline contacts. Of course, the messages are queued _locally_ so if you are offline when the contact goes online, they won't get your message!

I just asked my third grader how many people would be left if a 25% reduction of the workforce is 40 people. She estimates that it took her two to five minutes to tell me that 120 people would be left. Shes beaming right now laughing about the fine summary.

Over at the Security section of Stack Exchange, the idea of anything of value being on the device is almost taboo, and deemed a political issue, not a security issue:
http://security.stackexchange....

wubao: No Password

jiamima: Password

Good thing that you didn't wear the Female Body Inspector T-shirt in those photos.

Nope, here is the service:
http://www.amazon.com/Instant-Video/

And here is the message I got when I tried to access it in the latest Chrome on Kubuntu:

Then it is a password, not a PIN. PINs are not passwords, they are Personal Identification Numbers. One would think that they should then be unique, but of course at 9999 combinations (and personally set) they aren't.

I am aware that in practice PINs are used as passwords, but they were not designed for that.

Netscape 7 (or was it 8) could already use the Trident rendering engine on Windows, the same engine that powers Internet Explorer. It was a runtime user option, and could be switched on the fly.

It _is_ Linux's problem. It might not be Linux's fault, but it is Linux's problem.

There is another good reason to buy AMD: competition. Just think of what would happen to the computer industry if hardware were dominated by a single vendor (much as software is today). If you think that Microsoft is Teh Evil with it's stranglehold on software, a stranglehold on hardware would be much worse.

Always buy from the underdog.

Furhtermore, and TFS should have stated this, there already was an XKCD incident when a latitude and longitude plus a date and time were posted in a comic. A party "spontaniously" broke out at that day and location, with Randall there. So, this is obviously an invitation to another party.

It would be safe to assume that the moons help to stabilize Mars' rotation around it's own axis. Phobos has an associated tidal bulge on Mars itself, I don't know about Deimos. Without these moons, Mars' geographic pole axis would wander around the celestial sphere. That means that the geographic poles would be in the same place on Mars, but the "north star" would change every so often. Be aware that this happens on Earth, too, in a 24000 year cycle.

Try the Go-OO 3.2 builds. Go-oo is an improved OpenOffice.org, and 3.2 is about twice as fast as OOo 3.0 (5.2 seconds to startup, vs 11.3 for v3.0).

I put on my robe and wizard hat.