How many forum members does it take to change a light bulb?
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Floppy, I am afraid that the customers weren't overly pleased with that full-body suit, so its manufacturers came up with a new one (that works and looks absolutely stunning): http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c4...5/foilsuit.jpg
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaase HELP!!!!!!! I've only used Windows light bulbs before, now I want to switch to Linux - do I have to rewire my house???????
Can I run a window at the same time as a light bulb? I don't want to loose all of my light sources. and is a Windows light compatible with light bulb light? So I can run them at the same time.
There's a paradox here: the light that comes through Windows is free, but you have to pay for Linux light bulbs and the electricity that powers them. Very puzzling, eh?
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Originally Posted by brianL
There's a paradox here: the light that comes through Windows is free, but you have to pay for Linux light bulbs and the electricity that powers them. Very puzzling, eh?
And the Windows light could be described as open source
Microsoft DayLight comes in four versions:
Dull and Foggy
Cloudy
Hazy Sunshine
Bright Sunshine
The licences cost from £150 to £500, and a new licence must be purchased if moving house. See EULA for full details.
changing ligtbulbs is alot of work, last time I did I hade to where gloves to make sure I didn't get electrecuted. Anyway look here for more info on changing ligtbulbs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightbulb_joke
I was just reading it is its so boring.
actually, what you need to convert you house are light_bulbs made with wine, instead of the glass used from windows. who knows-maybe the linux-wine light_bulb will be superscribed by doctors within the next ten months.
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