Out here, the power comes in on one row of poles, and the cable, telecom, etc. all comes along on a separate row of poles. I'm not in a congested city, though.
The March of Dimes was a charitable foundation to find the cure for polio. The cure has been found. But you will never end a 'foundation' when there are paying positions and a powerful fundraising mechanism in force.
Windows 2000 killed desktop linux. Before W2K, desktop Windows was a fragile shell on top of MS-DOS. W2K came on the scene right at the point where the migration to desktop linux otherwise would have been inevitable.
The only reason they had an architecture to extend was because of having been a licensed second source decades ago.
The knob polishing that AMD gets from their fanboys is amazing. As is the presumption some will make that this comment makes me an Intel fanboy.
For pete's sake, they're not football teams. Nothing we say or do matters to the people running Intel or AMD. You're not going to get invited to the party afterwards if you're the most slavish fan in the mosh pit.
Relays and solenoids are likely to activate and respond when an electrical device is powered up from an unknown state. This is slashdot. Maybe your comments belong more on yahoo news.
What is a 'contribution to society'? That sounds like something arbitrary, and relative to the interests of whomever comes up with the scale. Frankly, it doesn't sound like something possible to measure.
AMD really only has an x86 license because back in the day they were an 80286 second source. Their main thing back then were some 'bit slice' ALU processors they sold in 4 bit chunks that you could bolt together. I think I still have some stuck away in a box somewhere.
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It's almost like there's a natural attraction of certain personality types to forums like this one.
There is a handshake. Part of the time they are transmitting.
Out here, the power comes in on one row of poles, and the cable, telecom, etc. all comes along on a separate row of poles. I'm not in a congested city, though.
The Jefferson Starship music video in the Christmas Special rocks!
The March of Dimes was a charitable foundation to find the cure for polio. The cure has been found. But you will never end a 'foundation' when there are paying positions and a powerful fundraising mechanism in force.
Shut it down. It was a success.
Enron was the 'financial story' of a different decade.
Where you live, perhaps that's a defensive way of describing 'other parts of the world.'
Windows 2000 killed desktop linux. Before W2K, desktop Windows was a fragile shell on top of MS-DOS. W2K came on the scene right at the point where the migration to desktop linux otherwise would have been inevitable.
Windows 7 Retail can always be removed and reinstalled on a new PC. And it's legally transferrable. You can buy a copy even now.
The last time I downloaded a Laserjet Windows Driver, I think it was about a 350MB payload.
That's a lot of printer driver. Surely there must be tons of exploits and badly written code in that big of a turd.
Radiation can really mess up the electronics in robots.
We must be talking about muskie's rockets again. Certainly the boring company can't dig a hole to mars.
We didn't exactly set up a base on the Moon anyway. We parked a Winnebago there long enough to say we'd visited.
The climate change impact of, adding a second moon would dwarf everything that's impacted climate change.
So if you want to bank where you can only get put on hold on a phone machine and will never talk to a human operator, this bank is your choice.
Windows 98 sux. Run Red Hat 4.3 instead.
The only reason they had an architecture to extend was because of having been a licensed second source decades ago.
The knob polishing that AMD gets from their fanboys is amazing. As is the presumption some will make that this comment makes me an Intel fanboy.
For pete's sake, they're not football teams. Nothing we say or do matters to the people running Intel or AMD. You're not going to get invited to the party afterwards if you're the most slavish fan in the mosh pit.
Relays and solenoids are likely to activate and respond when an electrical device is powered up from an unknown state. This is slashdot. Maybe your comments belong more on yahoo news.
What is a 'contribution to society'? That sounds like something arbitrary, and relative to the interests of whomever comes up with the scale. Frankly, it doesn't sound like something possible to measure.
About your tagline:
The ASR33 was upper-case only.
Your slashdot tagline shouldn't reveal your ignorance about nerd tech.
For propaganda value, yes, it helps.
They mean you'll ride along on the back of the recycling truck listening to reggae, obviously.
AMD really only has an x86 license because back in the day they were an 80286 second source. Their main thing back then were some 'bit slice' ALU processors they sold in 4 bit chunks that you could bolt together. I think I still have some stuck away in a box somewhere.
The big difference is, the Richter Scale measures something that actually exists.
I wonder, though, about how his child and wife feel about witnessing him being killed. He was just getting his kid some candy.
You can dehumanize him by just calling him 'asshole' but he was a father, moments earlier buying his kid some candy.