According to TFA MS has some strict requirements for its intended partners.
However, history has shown that the more people know a "secret", the sooner it will be revealed. Not a good thing when fighting zero-day exploits.
(imagine Indian accent)
Hello? Yes, you want credit card numbers? Of course sir, no problem sir.
How many would you like to have? 100,000? Certainly sir. I will e-mail them to you now sir.
Anything else? No? Have a nice day sir. Thank you sir.
Now that I know that viruses replicate, not grow: would it be sufficient to buy 1 KB of virus memory, feed it and wait until it becomes 1 TB?
That would mean the end of memory makers, wouldn't it?
From some security web site: "Some scanners claim to be able to disinfect viruses in memory, and they may even succeed in doing so, but it is generally highly recommended that you first make sure that there is no virus in memory before you attempt to clean your computer."
Now that viruses can not only be in memory, but be memory itself, it's time to rewrite many books and web pages, before a lot of damage is done.
...that previous year's OS X is next year's Vista: people still won't come over to the OS X platform (is my prediction).
With the advent of the Intel Macs, no more excuse exists not to migrate to the literally safer option.
Why can't people let go of that Windows ****?
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Finally they discovered God-modes. All these years I've been working with Win machines stuck in Satan-mode. Now life will be good...
Second, 1% is infinitely more than 0%.
Sorry, I'm a nitpicker.
And since Apples cost only twice as much as Dells, this means Apples are cheap!
More seriously: as an Apple shareholder I would like to have some dividend. Pretty pretty please?
* Transform human waste to drinking water
* ???
* Profit!
"produced residual thrust for 1.5 seconds longer than expected" Cut back on the Viagra next time?
I foresee disasters.
A guillotine is much more humane (less chance of mishaps).
In Dutch, "knol" means ugly old horse (think: Sarah Jessica Parker). Weird choice.
We all know what happened to Judas, don't we?
(no need to state the equivalent of Ballmer, BTW)
Oh, wait. No overlords stuff this time (how odd).
Sorry!
I will enlighten you: people from Holland are infamous for their question: "Yes, but how much does it cost?"
The most brilliant and cool inventions will have to face this question in Holland. It's why Dells and Linux are so popular overhere (unlike Macs).
But really, I'm holding off buying LCD and plasma, because they should become either much better or much cheaper.
(imagine Indian accent) Hello? Yes, you want credit card numbers? Of course sir, no problem sir. How many would you like to have? 100,000? Certainly sir. I will e-mail them to you now sir. Anything else? No? Have a nice day sir. Thank you sir.
Now that I know that viruses replicate, not grow: would it be sufficient to buy 1 KB of virus memory, feed it and wait until it becomes 1 TB? That would mean the end of memory makers, wouldn't it?
http://www.mcafee.com/us/local_content/misc/vista_ position.pdf
From some security web site: "Some scanners claim to be able to disinfect viruses in memory, and they may even succeed in doing so, but it is generally highly recommended that you first make sure that there is no virus in memory before you attempt to clean your computer." Now that viruses can not only be in memory, but be memory itself, it's time to rewrite many books and web pages, before a lot of damage is done.
As long as the virusses look like fish. Agreed? Steve?
If it grows, it lives. I dare you to prove me wrong.
Steve (a veganist) won't have any of this. Living creatures serving as memory. Yuk!
English isn't my first language, you know...
...that previous year's OS X is next year's Vista: people still won't come over to the OS X platform (is my prediction). With the advent of the Intel Macs, no more excuse exists not to migrate to the literally safer option. Why can't people let go of that Windows ****?
There's got to be a catch somewhere!