The opportunities are endless. They could put it into a waterproof box and let it run the fuel injection system in a low cost automobile -- made in India, of course. And with a little screen, they could combine it with a GPS receiver to make a "portable map" for fishermen and hikers. And maybe it could include a calendar and address book (all open source) and call it a "personal digital assistant". And games -- good gosh, the games it could play. Does Nintendo know about this?
Software security firms announce software vulnerabilities. Insurance companies announce that people die in automobile crashes. Anti-war factions announce that soldiers and civilians die in Iraq. Conservatives announce that taxes are too high. Slashdot announces that MS sucks. MS announces that Windows has a lower TCO.
Slashdot may claim to be "News for Nerds" but this stuff isn't news for anyone anymore. But I guess it doesn't matter.
Instead of moaning, Mr. Krishnamurthy should write a brief and complete Rules of English Grammar for his friends across town. For reference, he can use Elements of English Grammar: Rules Explained Simply(310 pages) or Rules, Patterns and Words : Grammar and Lexis in English Language Teaching (Cambridge Language Teaching Library)(246 pages).
English grammar is complex and often twisted in its logic. Its amazing that the MS Word grammar checker works so well.
C: well sonny how can i log on to my internet box and email my friends to let them know what ive gone and done if i cant log on with this here finger scanner T: And you're going to type using what?
Complaining about "teaching to the test" is like complaining about having to "design to the spec" or "build to the print".
If the subject is taught thoroughly and correctly, students will pass the test. If the students fail the test (while passing the course), it is the teachers and administrators who have failed, not the student.
Since MS bought the company (GIANT) they now have all the (former GIANT) people who kept the threats up to date. Or updated the threats. Or... you know what I mean.
There are many commercial examples of "wireless power" as long as the quantity of power is very small and the device can be positioned next to a coil. Pacemaker batteries are inductively recharged.
Ideal would be moving a laptop, tv or hedge trimmer around the office, house or yard and never plugging it in or changing a battery.
Slashdot Mirror
"BBC News has revealed that Linux and Apache power its popular news website ... "
And Solaris.
The servers themselves are running Apache web server software on either the Linux or Solaris operating system.
The opportunities are endless. They could put it into a waterproof box and let it run the fuel injection system in a low cost automobile -- made in India, of course. And with a little screen, they could combine it with a GPS receiver to make a "portable map" for fishermen and hikers. And maybe it could include a calendar and address book (all open source) and call it a "personal digital assistant". And games -- good gosh, the games it could play. Does Nintendo know about this?
MS Terraserver predates Google Maps by almost a decade.
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/
MS' Terraserver has been around for years (maybe 10) with little fanfare. Almost unknown, unrecognized and unused.
Does that make it better than Google Maps?
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/
Software security firms announce software vulnerabilities. Insurance companies announce that people die in automobile crashes. Anti-war factions announce that soldiers and civilians die in Iraq. Conservatives announce that taxes are too high. Slashdot announces that MS sucks. MS announces that Windows has a lower TCO.
Slashdot may claim to be "News for Nerds" but this stuff isn't news for anyone anymore. But I guess it doesn't matter.
This device should be compared to a PDA, not a PC. Lets come back in a year or so and see how many they've actually sold.
Audi just produced its 500,000 CVT. They do not make hybrid cars.o rs/2005/04/ford_cvt_rip.html/
o rs/2005/04/mini_clubman.html/
http://typingtalker.typepad.com/machines_with_mot
The Mini Cooper is available with a CVT -- also non-hybrid.
http://typingtalker.typepad.com/machines_with_mot
Cars aren't what they used to be...
You never drove a 1967 Jaguar. Electrics by Lucas -- the Prince of Darkness.
We all know Apple invented the TabletPC, Media Center PC, PocketPC, XBox, ...
OK, we'll try this again.
http://google.blogspace.com/archives/001089
An extra "/" showed up in the original post.
Google search on "google package tracking" yields this December 11, 2003 Google Weblog post.
http://google.blogspace.com/archives/001089/
Instead of moaning, Mr. Krishnamurthy should write a brief and complete Rules of English Grammar for his friends across town. For reference, he can use Elements of English Grammar: Rules Explained Simply (310 pages) or Rules, Patterns and Words : Grammar and Lexis in English Language Teaching (Cambridge Language Teaching Library) (246 pages).
English grammar is complex and often twisted in its logic. Its amazing that the MS Word grammar checker works so well.
C: well sonny how can i log on to my internet box and email my friends to let them know what ive gone and done if i cant log on with this here finger scanner
T: And you're going to type using what?
The late 60s actually.
And its receive. You remember -- i before e except after c. I'll let you work on the correct spelling of the contraction of "were not."
Complaining about "teaching to the test" is like complaining about having to "design to the spec" or "build to the print".
If the subject is taught thoroughly and correctly, students will pass the test. If the students fail the test (while passing the course), it is the teachers and administrators who have failed, not the student.
People will not switch from Microsoft until an alternative system is compatible with all of their favorite spyware, adware and worms. ... and games.
Redmond doesn't do hardware. They let Dell and others do it.. aspx/dj?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs/
http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/category
Does Apple do PDAs or Phones?
On October 5, 2000, Mr. Malone predicted the end of Apple and the PC.
a lone.html/
But with falling profits and plummeting stock, and having hastened the end of the desktop PC era, Steve Jobs has put Apple again in a precarious position.
http://www.forbes.com/columnists/2000/10/09/1005m
Microsoft may have a few years left too.
Or if it was a car,
"My SO just got a new car, parked it in the middle of the street in a bad neighborhood with the keys in the ignition.
MS Office Student and Teacher Edition: $149.00/ compare.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/howtobuy
Includes Excel 2003, Outlook 2003, PowerPoint 2003 and Word 2003.
Since MS bought the company (GIANT) they now have all the (former GIANT) people who kept the threats up to date. Or updated the threats. Or ... you know what I mean.
There are many commercial examples of "wireless power" as long as the quantity of power is very small and the device can be positioned next to a coil. Pacemaker batteries are inductively recharged.
Ideal would be moving a laptop, tv or hedge trimmer around the office, house or yard and never plugging it in or changing a battery.
We've been reading these power line data transmission stories for how long now? And how many are up and running?
Lets not post any more until we have a part number, price and delivery date.
Wireless power -- that would be interesting.
You are reading it right. SP2 is not vulnerable. No rational person would call it "unpatched" but this is slash... oh, nevermind.