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There is a CLI option but the GUI is gone.
But you don't need backup since you have SkyDrive now ;)
Now I'm just missing : "automatically disable if Photoshop is running" (I got caught a few times)
A few answers :
- Strikes are mostly illegal in Switzerland and are very rare
- Apart from a standard 3 months notice it's easy to lay off people in Switzerland (unless they are pregnant or sick)
- There are no standard minimal wage but there have been discussion recently of introducing one
- We do have quite a few "program" in our welfare system a GBI would simplify a lot of things
- There have been no mention of a possibility to opt-out"The Audi A8 L is the first automobile in the world to be available with an integrated WLAN hotspot. A UMTS module provides the connection to the Internet."
So basically it's :
switch to text terminal wait 15 seconds switch to X Window
A saved copy of my local cache...
https://market.android.com/details?id=net.geekherd.bedsidepr...
It let you disable all notifications, dim the screen and customize the alarm clock style.
You can also set a white list for incoming SMS and/or phone call.
It's a replacement for the "docking" application, so it is enabled as soon as I put it on the docking station next to my bed.
Hopefully I'm not too late :) Thanks !
Taken from : http://speyer.technik-museum.de/node/647
"After the end of the Russian space shuttle program, a long odyssey began for the BURAN OK-GLI. In 1999, after 10 years of storage, it was shipped to Sydney where it was exhibited as a tourist attraction during the Olympic Summer Games. Subsequently the shuttle was taken over by an investment group from Singapore who was planning a world-tour with the BURAN. However, the first and last station of the tour was Bahrain. Due to financial differences the shuttle was seized and put into storage in the harbor of Bahrain. In the summer of 2003 the BURAN was acquired by the museum but transport to Germany was delayed because of legal struggles for five years. In early March 2008 finally the time had come - The BURAN was loaded onto a cargo ship. The voyage to the Technik Museum Speyer could begin."