Also referred to as 'Dutch Guyana', it's not exactly a high profile country, but one colorful mess of a city callled Paramaribo, surrounded by tropical jungle on one side and the Atlantic on the other. They talk an extra juicy variant of Dutch and something the locals call "negro english" (which sounds nothing like english).
Sorry, I see that I didn't read your comment very well. Seems like a managment issue here.
If the obsolete hardware is getting problematic, then perhaps run it in virtual machines.
If the sourcecode hasn't been lost I don't see a problem hiring some guys to update it if it did to reimplement it.
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I usually only see stars from bumping my head on the bottom of my desk after inserting a usb device. Takes a bit more than 3 seconds to have the eyes back on the screen.
Both CFL's and LED lamps are generally overdriven, they pump more juice through them than they should with brightness and price being the main selling point.
I have no evidence of your existence, your posts on slashdot can be explained in many other ways. Would "you" find it very delusional if I sort of assumed (wich is a form of believing) that you do, without doing any research?
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Are less black people interested in IT jobs?
South american people are technically also Americans...
Also referred to as 'Dutch Guyana', it's not exactly a high profile country, but one colorful mess of a city callled Paramaribo, surrounded by tropical jungle on one side and the Atlantic on the other. They talk an extra juicy variant of Dutch and something the locals call "negro english" (which sounds nothing like english).
Better solution is that every device has a different default password that's printed on the bottom of it.
Throw out all your mugs, then they can't shoot them in the first place.
But that was the first thing you turned off anyway to save some of that 32Mb of ram for actual work
Yeah, why not make new replacement parts...?
It boggles my mind that they can charge $1000+ to shove someone in a machine they already have and turn it on.
Smart viruses don't kill their host at all, they just spread and spread and screw with their hosts's mind and emotions spread itself even more.
That would require infecting everyone on Earth since about 50% of Ebola patients survive. Pretty much impossible.
New Yorkers wouldn't even look up from their smartphones for something like that.
Makes sence, technically Zimbabwe has a lot more money than U.S.
There seems to be plenty of reserve water in Antartica that's melting away in a crazy temp.
I wonder why they use poop instead of nice clean odorless freezedried bacteria, like they are sold over the counter in healthshops for many decades.
Intel does a great job also and their drivers ARE free as in with sourcecode and everything
Would be great if linux could just use the windows or mac drivers
Sorry, I see that I didn't read your comment very well. Seems like a managment issue here. If the obsolete hardware is getting problematic, then perhaps run it in virtual machines.
Gradually, it became clear to me that the value of computers isn't in the hardware, it's in the software and data that they hold.
unless your name is Apple and you will only sell that software with hardware. Then you can make a lot of money with the hardware also.
If the sourcecode hasn't been lost I don't see a problem hiring some guys to update it if it did to reimplement it.
I usually only see stars from bumping my head on the bottom of my desk after inserting a usb device. Takes a bit more than 3 seconds to have the eyes back on the screen.
Couldn't they make the phosphor on the led's slower?
Both CFL's and LED lamps are generally overdriven, they pump more juice through them than they should with brightness and price being the main selling point.
They use blue lasers as indicators now.
I have no evidence of your existence, your posts on slashdot can be explained in many other ways. Would "you" find it very delusional if I sort of assumed (wich is a form of believing) that you do, without doing any research?
Microsoft used it to code Windows 95