a9 is also now powered by windows live search. Jeff Bezos shouldn't be criticised for buying class a stock at 6 cents. it wasn't a gift from Google, at the time it was Google needing his money.
Did you actually read the article. It says that's what he did. But the number was unlisted. The suggestions later on are also a lot better, with some ideas of scripting OE to email details etc... Perhaps read the full article next time.
Manchester University has had this for years, and it's fairly advanced, checking overall structure, so people who use different variable names or replace do whiles with while loops will still get caught. It's fairly extensive, and also works with Functional languages. It also highlights how much code looks similar, and highlights the pieces of code in question.
There was a link but I can't find it
Dyou have a PAL VHS player or does your VHS player play PAL format tapes. Cos your in the US which uses NTSC I seriously doubt it, and most people who can pick up Channel 4 are I believe in europe, so you wouldn't be able to play the VHS tapes anyway. Just read the transcripts. From the previous Christmas lectures I've seen, they've been dumbed down to make it easy for everyone to understand, and usually don't contain much stuff that people who already follow the field don't already know
I find the need and want for money, more than an ample substitute to work whilst everyone is on holiday, especially if the company you work for will give you the holiday time later as well:)
I think all bollywood movies are actually region free. Some of these are even distributed by companies such as Sony Entertainment, and distributors don't get much bigger than that. The distributors don't mind as long as they get the sales, because the production company decides release schedules, and in the case of small film companies, it's the companies themselves.
Just saw a movie last night, and the trailer was just before it. Showing the trailer almost a year before it will come out in the screens. The cartoons are excellent renditions of the book. I just hope the movie doesn't venture too far from Tolkien's master piece.
Sega are due to release a limited edition Dreamcast in Japan soon, which is unable to play the bootable cds, and also other CDs such as the GameShark, Action Replay. They then plan to introduce the same technology into the normal Dreamcasts.
There's loads of other info about DC emulation at www.boob.co.uk and Edge magazine (in the UK) recently had an article about DC emulation.
Is there any problem with releasing both. I'm sure most people would like to try something before they decide to contribute. I personally find it a lot easier using precompiled binaries. Isn't the software there for both contributors and the public. What's the point in making software, if only a few contributors are going to use it? Precompiled binaries are also a lot easier for newbies, and could introduce more people into contributing to the development of the software.
I think one of the biggest changes in law to affect the UK economy will be the RIP bill, how a thing like that ever got passed is beyond me. There are still not enough safeguards in place, but because the Computing community as a general is not publicised in the UK much, I never even heard about the RIP bill in any of the newspapers or on TV, only the Internet. Yet it's something that is going to affect everyone in the UK and a lot of people in other countries, who do business with British companies, or are based in the UK.
This is has undoubtedly got to be the best kids program I watched. It was amazing. I'm still in denial since when it last came on TV. Anybody know whether there are any episodes of this online?
The original post refers to an Omnipoint phone, which is therefore GSM. There are various models of Nokia 51xx series of phones which take sim cards, including the 5146(which I have previously owned). The majority of Nokia phones are GSM, and so take Sim Cards. A quick browse on the Nokia site will bring up all the phones in the 51xx series which take sim cards (majority).
The reason you had 50 more places in memory, was probably because of the sim card you had, not the phone memory itself. Different networks each have their own sim card, which can have varying amounts of name and number storage capacity. Also the phones can have different model numbers, because the network may run on a different frequency to that of the others, and hence be a different phone.(i.e. GSM900 and GSM1800)
This is such a good idea. Now when I'm staying round at a friend's place, I can still do all my coding etc. and keep uptodate on all my email, without needing to change any of his settings. Also means I can play Unreal Tournament and then not need to reboot.
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Jeff Bezos shouldn't be criticised for buying class a stock at 6 cents. it wasn't a gift from Google, at the time it was Google needing his money.
Millions of people use microwaves everyday when preparing food. Makes life much easier.
Did you actually read the article. It says that's what he did. But the number was unlisted. The suggestions later on are also a lot better, with some ideas of scripting OE to email details etc... Perhaps read the full article next time.
Manchester University has had this for years, and it's fairly advanced, checking overall structure, so people who use different variable names or replace do whiles with while loops will still get caught. It's fairly extensive, and also works with Functional languages. It also highlights how much code looks similar, and highlights the pieces of code in question.
There was a link but I can't find it
If you read the article a few paragraphs in it says:
'Fast, rugged, and nonvolatile, MRAMs are expected to carve out a niche from the US $10.6-billion-a-year flash memory market.'
I think those are the concrete benefits such a technology will provide. Especially the speed.
Dyou have a PAL VHS player or does your VHS player play PAL format tapes. Cos your in the US which uses NTSC I seriously doubt it, and most people who can pick up Channel 4 are I believe in europe, so you wouldn't be able to play the VHS tapes anyway. Just read the transcripts. From the previous Christmas lectures I've seen, they've been dumbed down to make it easy for everyone to understand, and usually don't contain much stuff that people who already follow the field don't already know
I find the need and want for money, more than an ample substitute to work whilst everyone is on holiday, especially if the company you work for will give you the holiday time later as well :)
This is getting stupid. Next thing you know, you'll be hearing about a lawsuit against Cisco, for routing the packets which are infringing copyright.
I think all bollywood movies are actually region free. Some of these are even distributed by companies such as Sony Entertainment, and distributors don't get much bigger than that. The distributors don't mind as long as they get the sales, because the production company decides release schedules, and in the case of small film companies, it's the companies themselves.
Just saw a movie last night, and the trailer was just before it. Showing the trailer almost a year before it will come out in the screens. The cartoons are excellent renditions of the book. I just hope the movie doesn't venture too far from Tolkien's master piece.
Sega are due to release a limited edition Dreamcast in Japan soon, which is unable to play the bootable cds, and also other CDs such as the GameShark, Action Replay. They then plan to introduce the same technology into the normal Dreamcasts.
There's loads of other info about DC emulation at www.boob.co.uk and Edge magazine (in the UK) recently had an article about DC emulation.
Is there any problem with releasing both. I'm sure most people would like to try something before they decide to contribute. I personally find it a lot easier using precompiled binaries. Isn't the software there for both contributors and the public. What's the point in making software, if only a few contributors are going to use it? Precompiled binaries are also a lot easier for newbies, and could introduce more people into contributing to the development of the software.
IE is also available on Unix, which I'm sure some bright sparks could compile on Linux if they want.
You mean 1.6 Mbit?
I saw it in a store on Saturday. now I have to save my pennies to buy a Mindstorm kit and this work of art. If only lego had student discounts ;)
I think one of the biggest changes in law to affect the UK economy will be the RIP bill, how a thing like that ever got passed is beyond me. There are still not enough safeguards in place, but because the Computing community as a general is not publicised in the UK much, I never even heard about the RIP bill in any of the newspapers or on TV, only the Internet. Yet it's something that is going to affect everyone in the UK and a lot of people in other countries, who do business with British companies, or are based in the UK.
Yahoo, is still going to use Inktomi for Corporate Yahoo! Check out the press release.
Hi a while ago, I'm sure i remember seeing a link for a version of Linux for the Palm. Anyone got the link? I seem to have lost it.
This is has undoubtedly got to be the best kids program I watched.
It was amazing.
I'm still in denial since when it last came on TV.
Anybody know whether there are any episodes of this online?
The original post refers to an Omnipoint phone, which is therefore GSM. There are various models of Nokia 51xx series of phones which take sim cards, including the 5146(which I have previously owned). The majority of Nokia phones are GSM, and so take Sim Cards. A quick browse on the Nokia site will bring up all the phones in the 51xx series which take sim cards (majority).
The reason you had 50 more places in memory, was probably because of the sim card you had, not the phone memory itself.
Different networks each have their own sim card, which can have varying amounts of name and number storage capacity.
Also the phones can have different model numbers, because the network may run on a different frequency to that of the others, and hence be a different phone.(i.e. GSM900 and GSM1800)
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Kamran
Does anyone know where the name buckyballs came from?
Sounds weird.
This is such a good idea.
Now when I'm staying round at a friend's place, I can still do all my coding etc. and keep uptodate on all my email, without needing to change any of his settings.
Also means I can play Unreal Tournament and then not need to reboot.
I don't really care too much about Windows Media format. What I'd like to see is a version of Apple Quicktime 4 for Linux.
:- Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair
That'd be far more useful.
PEBKAC
Anyone know if there is a UK Linux expo or anything like it?
If so please post details.
Thanks