I have a zero in my van which outputs to the screen I added for the back camera when I'm not going backwards, for now it's just for toying around, but I may use it as a tachometer and driving logger with a forward facing camera and a few sensors.
I wasn't really saying that I disagreed, just that it's impossible to know if they got a leaked copy of Windows/Office/LobsterCatcher3000 before the actual release date. Many companies leak previews to ranking officials so when one particular person got it is impossible to know. Hell, the font was commissioned much earlier and a version of it could have been in someone's hands much earlier if it leaked from the typographer.
@DavidPostill You can say "official release date", "RTM release date", "commission date" and so on till you're blue in the face. That question asks when they could have gotten it and outside of "sometime in the last 20 years" it's impossible to know. Some git could have had something that looked incredibly like calibri sitting on their hard disk in 1995 waiting to become a "real" font for all we know.
[opi 2g](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Orange-Pi-2G-IOT-ARM-Cortex-A5-32bit-Support-ubuntu-linux-and-android-mini-PC-Beyond/32802458477.html) + [LCD touchscreen](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3-5inch-Black-color-Touch-Screen-LCD-screen-TFT-Suitable-for-Orange-Pi-2G-IOT-Development/32816194245.html)+battery for a total of less than 30β¬ for a phone/sms sending computer that 's pretty good.
This msi has been run on other environments without issue. I feel like it's probably a dependency issue, but without a tool like dependency walker I'm not sure how I can investigate that.
She really needed it by the sound of it, and considering we totally only know each other off the internet... internet friends are pretty darned useful sometimes ;p
I am trying to setup Windows 1.0 with MS-DOS running on a Acer Travelmate C110. I have the windows disks, but because I need to keep the dos cd in, I can't install it. Could anyone help me with this issue?
When it's pretty obvious to me that the problem is that their shitty UI/software only creates a firewall exception for the first IP address and it won't allow you to manually add more. Even though their system can already detect all addresses assigned to any NIC
And when I told him that he should better transfer me to someone who knows his shit, he threatened to hang up on me!
You know what I really started to hate lately? The fact that you can substitute left-click with right-click for certain actions
Like, you can select an item from a context menu in Windows, with right-click
So you're in some high-latency remote session and try to open a context menu, but it won't open. So you right-click again in exactly the moment the menu pops open from the previous click and you hit that Cancel long-running operation now context menu item
@Burgi My testimony will say "basing the pivot point of your case on the age of a font is bordering on retarded and I am slightly ashamed that we are classified as being the same species. Go out and actually do some research and maybe talk to some REAL FSCKING EXPERTS. Maybe rather than basing your case on a date written in a damn Wikipedia article you should actually try asking a real company when they might have released previews or prerelease versions of their products."
@Rahul2001 the case of the stupids who think that a release date means that absolutely no one in the world could have had something before that date. God forbid people within a company being told to take it home or otherwise use it to test it and "accidentally" leaking it... superuser.com/questions/1228731/…
@allquixotic Back when I was young sex and gender were synonymous. As far as I was concerned you could be gay, or you could like wearing different clothes. Whatever. Now the word gender means something else.
@jokerdino And while that person may have spent some time identifying the font, the sum output of his "expert" work was to copy paste an excerpt from Wikipedia and claim his dosh by the looks of it.
From a different legal case involving Calibri: > Calibri first saw availability outside Microsoft in a Windows beta release on 9 August 2004. This was before Windows Vista had even been named, and was still under the code name βLonghorn.β
(The above is a shortened version of my sworn affidavit in a legal case involving a document that used Calibri, but was impossibly dated to March 2002.)
I am trying to setup Windows 1.0 with MS-DOS running on a Acer Travelmate C110. I have the windows disks, but because I need to keep the dos cd in, I can't install it. Could anyone help me with this issue?
