Reality is a bitch: As prices for carbon emissions continue to languish, Berlin is planning to cancel some key subsidy programs aimed at increasing reliance on renewable energies. Germany and other European countries seem uninterested in fixing the problem. That the German government is facing a massive budget shortfall for projects aimed at transforming the country into a model of alternative energy and environmental friendliness is hardly new. The European cap-and-trade system
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Tool to set a registry setting to prevent autoupdate. That way your computer is spared this latest version. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=36512
Opera 12 Win 7 x64 fully updated any skin that is not basic aero the menu's and bookmarks are white on white intermittently. Restarting Opera helps, but after a while it comes back.
I'll talk about whichever country i like, and Germany is a perfect example of how NOT to do it. Although UK comes close second. As for 'old' articles, physical laws of nature don't change at all, so it's valid whenever. But here is a recent article to please you: Germany’s Wind Performance Was Just As Bad As Great Britain’s – Sun And Wind Are Often AWOL <a href="http://notrickszone.com/2013/03/04/germanys-wind-performance-was-just-as-bad-a
i just use deskscapes 3, d8 offers no real advantages
My advice: let it go Martin. I got as advice to update my videodrivers. Yeah right. From catalyst 13.1 to 13.2 for an old radeon 7950. That'll do the trick. I'm not even going to try because i have to do a complete system restore to get my computer running again. Stardock has gone over to the dark side, so from now on all updates are windows 7 backwards compatible as luck will have it.
[quote who="jackswift85" reply="23" id="3328623"] Quoting SpardaSon21, reply 20 You can say nuclear power is "clean", and while going off of just emissions is it technically true, I'm not sure you or I would want one in my backyard, especially after Fukushima.[/quote] To put your mind at rest here is the WHO fukyousima report: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1828618/fukyousimaWHO.pdf N
[quote who="jackswift85" reply="19" id="3328125"] Quoting petrossa, reply 18 And France talks the talk because it has to (EU directive) but for sure isn't going to walk the walk being completely broke and doesn't need to since it relies on 98% clean energy production. By "clean energy" you mean nuclear fission? Riiigggght...[/quote] As Spardason21 says, about 98% of the energy content is used. Per kw/h generated fission is to da
[quote who="petrossa" reply="18" id="3327883"] [Emptied out the half page of dead space due to whatever text input method used - Admin][/quote] Some lame script thingie that comes with the page [e digicons]O:)[/e]
With me desk8 crashes the explorer. win7 x64
[quote who="Blackmantle_" reply="12" id="3326953"] Synopsis: We are mostly happy here with our "wrong" choice. Not all of us sure. As I said raging battle with no clear outcome.[/quote] Germany's Offshore Fiasco: North Sea Wind Offensive Plagued by Problems http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/german-offshore-wind-offensive-plagued-
can't get it to run. Crashes explorer immediately after applying a dream.
Problem with Germany is that it went down the wrong path and is trying to get out of it without too much loss of face/money. They are overloading the european grid with their massive windcharges to the point their neighbors cut off their flow so as not bear the brunt. German electricity gets sold for negative prices during high winds, which is why the renewable surcharge in Germany keeps on mounting. Germany is in fact subsidizing the electricity of their neighbors with
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="384" id="3326415"] I run 4 monitors on 2 graphics cards. Using DeskScapes, running a different dream on each monitor, my system takes a performance loss if I'm in Win7. In Win8, not so much. On 7, my cursor slows, things get draggy, the whole system suffers. Win 8, running 4 different dreams, no change for the rest of my activity, meaning it's as if I was running 4 static walls. <b
[quote who="DaveRI" reply="365" id="3325891"] Quoting MadDeez, reply 363"windows 8 is the best operating system evah!" thread does sound appealing. I thought I'd seen one around (sort of): https://forums.wincustomize.com/429294 Anyway he tried.[/quote] 22 replies, most not about the subject. [e digicons]XD[/e] Is that the shortest thread about an OS ever?
So overall the consensus (apart from a few strident dissenters) is that the OP Title is correct. [e digicons]O:)[/e]
Misanthrope and cynic that i am i am 100% sure it won't stay that way and all kinds of iffy jailbreakers need to be build to get your own computer to work the way you want it to work. I count myself one of the lucky ones that are out of the rat race and can permit themselves to just not got sucked in and live out my life happily with w7.
I didn't confuse anything. WinRT will replace in time Win32, after which it'll be a blackbox as i described. There is no other way forwards for MS. W8 is dead in the water and no tweaking that mess is going to get it alive.
WinRT is a way to control application delivery to your system. Nothing will run in the WinRT box that isn't signed by Windows Store, i.e. for which you pay MSTax to download. I paid MSTax for 20 years for MS-DOS i never used, no way i'm going to pay any longer. It's just a bad Apple business concept copy, and precisely why i don't use Apple products is that business concept of a blackbox with Apple in charge. And for those StarTrek fans that really believe fond
Yeah, that's what i did in my moddie days. Works great. You do tend to get angry pm's from them when they doublecheck using another account. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote who="starkers" reply="282" id="3323603"] Yeah, I knew about that option, and it is a consideration. However, an OS in VM cannot acces the full power of your hardware, so I'd not get the complete OS-X experience that way. I could always begin that way and investigate what's needed to run it on hardware as I go along. In any event, I need to purchase an edition of OS-X to even begin... so first things first.[/quote] To my mind the complete OSX expe
One ignores a troll obviously. Why bother? Who cares what some idiot says? Never understood people who take it seriously. During my stints as moderator i usually locked the thread as soon as it became troll infested. Admonished troll responders not to feed trolls. But never ever engaged them in conversation.
[quote who="starkers" reply="273" id="3322849"] Quoting kona0197, reply 272 Quoting starkers, reply 269I've never used OS-X so I have no idea what it's like, but from what I can ascertain, I'd be able to run it on my rig if I were to purchase a copy. You wouldn't be able to run it. OSX is coded to only run on Apple hardware. There is a way to run OSX on non-Apple hardware but it involves hacks and runarounds to do so. I read in a magazine that
[quote who="plywood99" reply="102" id="3322251"] Jaffo, no clue what the hell you just said... Been using 8 for quite some time now. It's actually a pretty damn good OS. Yes, tons of FAIL when it come to the UI, which is why I'm here at Stardock. But the overall OS is quite impressive. I have a feeling it's more of the same... 8 is "different", thus people complain about it. If 8 did
I am happily connected to the 99% non-fossil fuel french electricity net. At 4.5 Eurocents a kw/h it would take me triple the lifetime of a solarpanel to get the investment back even whilst living in an area with 300 sunny days per year. Further north towards Germany solar panels crank out a whopping 8% of their rated capacity. Not exactly the best of idea's. [e digicons]o_O[/e]