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That quote from Lenin. Just suitable for this.   Esa cita de Lenin. Simplemente adecuada. ¿Alguna vez ha leído el libro Preguntas y Problemas de Física de Tarasov y Tarasova? Ese libro esta lleno de muchas citas de Lenin como esta.

Something usefull for me. I said "something" because our student works are mostly in LaTEX and some of them open document formats. But there are a few people still using MSOffice.

Microsoft Office is still the mainstream office suite. Since OpenOffice, LibreOffice, Calligra and KOffice are great office suites too, the world rules by MSOffice. This is a problem for a Linux user among Windows users. But this problem can be solved: Just install the MSOffice web apps... in Ubuntu!... Or in another system based in Ubuntu. It works, I have tested it .

I just watched the first episode of the second season of The Bridge. No comments at this point.

Linux Mint 17 Qiana with KDE desktop. Totally clean (I have not installed Conky yet ):

Nope. The epicenter were in more or less in the border with Mexico and Guatemala, only the south and Guatemala felt it. I didn't were felt here. Not even in Mexico City were felt.

It were more destructive in Guatemala. Seems to be Mexico have learn a lot since 1985, and that's good.

I am in the way of being physicist Nonny. I'm studying physics. Maybe I didn't wrote it well. I got SC4 for my brother, he was in the university in the career of Urbanism and Environment (Urbanistica y Medio Ambiente), but I like the game more than him and now I'm here (in the forum). I'm still in the road to be a physicist.

GER 6 - 0 BRA Incredible!!!! I'm looking at Twitter, and this topic is hot. I guess is the same in all the net.

5-0. I'll keep my comments for this moment.

My brother is a city planner. His works are mostly outside of the city, in the towns, and in many projects in the west of the metropolitan area. Actually, I downloaded SC4 for him when he was still in the university. But I like it more and now I'm here .

It is not ugly; it is beatifull, at its own way.     No es feo; es bello, a su manera.

Right. The Poll has an streched vision. There should be a third option, like "maybe" or "It is natural, but we are accelerating it". My vote goes to "Yes", but I think the same: a natural process being accelerated by human activity.

I watched the match of Mexico vs Netherlands. It was totally tense, as far as I know there are interesting footnotes about the match, principally to the referee (as always) and the weakness of Mexico at the end and how Netherlands took advantage of this. I'm trying to keep calm, despite I don't like fußball. But...... I'm . Anyway. Congrats to Netherlands. The Voice of the Right wing nutters goes even further than that, tying soccer in the U.S. to insidious Liberalism, unassimilated immigrants, foreign brainwashing, collectivist destruction of individualism, the vast Leftist media conspiracy, Hillary Clinton, Frenchmen, light-rail, and even anti-Darwinism! She forgot to include The Gays and The Terrorists. Funny, yet frightening, because given the wacky and inane things Coulter often says politically, I actually don't think she is kidding here. Hey, thank's for linking this. I'm really enjoying it, It makes me laugh. There are so many things to say about this... article? but they're out of the topic. Seriously, If there are more US-Americans who likes soccer is because probabbly they're being reached into a global competition which is really important. Super Bowl is big, but the World Cup truly moves the world, technically it stops the world. And it is a good signal, it breaks barriers and let the US-Americans out of their own world. Just as final note, that page doesn't allow comments, as mostly all right wing websites. Cowards, what a shame...

Actually I've been testing SC4 with PlayOnLinux, and it works well. Soon I'll post the results.

Thank's for answer the poll Nonny. I forgott to add the Unity option at the desktop environment, also I had added a new question too. I use Linux Mint, with its current version 17 in its KDE variant. I use KDE since GNOME 2 where replaced with GNOME 3 and the fallback. I didn't like the last GNOME since I used it a time ago, and also I have tried Cinnamon, MATE, Pantheon and XFCE. But I didn't like them, because several reason. So I falled in love with the german KDE since GNOME seems to be dead, usefully speaking, for me. I use Linux Mint since the version 7, but I've used also Ubuntu, Fedora, Mageia, Mandriva, Estrella Roja, Arch, Majaro, Elementary and OpenSUSE. I like Mint because is the most direct system about its configuration, I can take the easy or the hard way, even both at the same time if I want. It is based in Ubuntu, it is like Ubuntu but renovated. I like Linux because more or less the same points that Nonny says. It is secure and fast, I guess this one of the most atractive characteristics about Linux. But it is also malleable, you can make it so beautifull so also you can make it so sterile. But is is just visual, because internally is powerfull. And the comunity that rounds all the distros is awesome, I'm pretty sure that there are no more strongest comunity like the linuxers (linuxeros, as I say it in spanish). The only one windows software that I run in Linux is SimCity 4, and it runs pretty well with the help of Wine.

Actually thats the best way to buy a computer. One of my friend bought his computer Asus directly to them on internet without any kind of OS. He installed Ubuntu.

In my desktop computer it is installed Windows XP SP3, which strangely it is still receiving updates. In my netbook it is installed Windows 7 Ultimate, along Linux Mint 17.

Go to Menu of MInt > System > Administration > Driver Manager Or in the search bar on the menu try to look with the words "hard", "mana" or "driv" (that is is the way that I found the manager). Keep your computer with a physical conection to internet while the installing of the drivers.

Wow, I think i'm the only one wierdo here. Is just, I didn't had the need to go to the capital.

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Actually not. To know your heritage and your ancestors is important in allmost cultures around the world.

Well, I'm not watchig, but I'm listening it at the living room of my house: Harry Potter and the Globet of Fire.