Read the post properly. He said he does NOT have ownership of his emails. This doesn't mean he's not responsible for the mundane details, but to quote the poster, "It also would be against my employer's policies to store HIPAA-regulated email offsite". So GMail is totally absolutely out of the question.
Oh yes, Entourage gave me numerous problems, and the 'solutions' presented by Apple themselves were of no use whatever. This on a brand new machine, fully updated, with a genuine copy of Office, also fully updated.
So when I had a break-in a few weeks ago and my mac disappeared, my emotions could be summarized by "meh".
Wrong. Protons are approximately 1/1840th heavier than Neutrons. In Hydrogen fusion, (simplistically speaking) protons are converted into neutrons, and the left over 1/1840th of their mass is converted into energy. Boom.
Niven's dystopian landscape in this case should not be mistaken for a genuine prediction. I enjoyed the book, but honestly Niven's intention in this case was surely no more than to create an entertaining story!
You'd still need enormously powerful lasers, and sufficient power generation on the ground. We're talking about space-based weapon class power here, and honestly politicians would be far more excited about the offensive capabilities of such a system than 'merely' saving civilian lives.
A slightly more realistic approach would be to use massive space-based tinted mirrors to reflect sunlight toward the ground. You'd still need truly enormous mirrors for this to work at all -- $$$$$$$. It's not gonna fly.
By definition, if there is any observable interaction whatsoever with 'our universe', then the cause of that interaction is also in our universe. Other universes, if they exist, cannot interact with ours. End of story.
Do *NOT* compress or otherwise manipulate the data before sending. This is mesozoic-era hardware - avoid writing to the disk if at all possible. You don't do archaeology with bulldozer.
The drive was in a machine most people will never have heard of, a Commodore 286 machine (PC-III). It was pretty good actually, for its time, with 256-colour VGA (and Commodore branded 14" VGA monitor), 20MB drive, 1MB RAM, and a 3.5" FDD.
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You used to much jargon!
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Far more efficient to simply leave the spam and let it sit with everything else. Ideally spam is deleted as it arrives, but some get missed ...
In Soviet Russia, the jokes LAUGH AT YOU!
"... you could always set up a client to download the messages, and then delete them off Google servers ..."
Or just not use GMail.
Read the post properly. He said he does NOT have ownership of his emails. This doesn't mean he's not responsible for the mundane details, but to quote the poster, "It also would be against my employer's policies to store HIPAA-regulated email offsite". So GMail is totally absolutely out of the question.
Imbecile. Outside of the USA, the majority of email addresses end in a country-specific suffix.
Oh yes, Entourage gave me numerous problems, and the 'solutions' presented by Apple themselves were of no use whatever. This on a brand new machine, fully updated, with a genuine copy of Office, also fully updated.
So when I had a break-in a few weeks ago and my mac disappeared, my emotions could be summarized by "meh".
True, but if you do it quickly the plastic won't have time to dissolve. Have used acetone plenty of times, and swear by it.
"We were right about the Y2K bug, fixed it, and when Y2K rolled around, there was no problem because of our proactive efforts!"
When I lived in London, I always carried elephant repellent around with me. Worked a charm, never saw an elephant in my whole time there!
Absolutely. But the ideal of aneurotic fusion isn't quite with us yet. What I want to know is, why isn't anyone investing heavily in IEC fusion?!
Bzzt, wrong. If there is even a miniscule variation, this changes *everything*. Like our conception of the laws of physics.
This is the seat I endorse.
My kingdom for a mod point - mod parent up!!
Wrong. Protons are approximately 1/1840th heavier than Neutrons. In Hydrogen fusion, (simplistically speaking) protons are converted into neutrons, and the left over 1/1840th of their mass is converted into energy. Boom.
Says it all ...
Fail. The OP stated SSD as *CACHE* for a standard magnetic spinny thing.
Ok, sure, 90's and even early noughties. But seriously second-hand organs can't be a growth market for more than a handful of years,
Niven's dystopian landscape in this case should not be mistaken for a genuine prediction. I enjoyed the book, but honestly Niven's intention in this case was surely no more than to create an entertaining story!
You'd still need enormously powerful lasers, and sufficient power generation on the ground. We're talking about space-based weapon class power here, and honestly politicians would be far more excited about the offensive capabilities of such a system than 'merely' saving civilian lives.
A slightly more realistic approach would be to use massive space-based tinted mirrors to reflect sunlight toward the ground. You'd still need truly enormous mirrors for this to work at all -- $$$$$$$. It's not gonna fly.
Correct.
This idea will never fly. Ten out of ten for style, but minus several million for good thinking.
That will happen if you don't have Javascript turned on. The site looks great if you use a browser released after the year 2000.
It is clear from your inane ramblings that you always en-sock your RIGHT foot first.
I, on the other hand, always en-sock my LEFT foot first. Doesn't take a rocket surgeon to deduce that it's my right socks that always go missing ...
By definition, if there is any observable interaction whatsoever with 'our universe', then the cause of that interaction is also in our universe. Other universes, if they exist, cannot interact with ours. End of story.
Do *NOT* compress or otherwise manipulate the data before sending. This is mesozoic-era hardware - avoid writing to the disk if at all possible. You don't do archaeology with bulldozer.
I had a 20MB IDE drive, dating from 1989.
The drive was in a machine most people will never have heard of, a Commodore 286 machine (PC-III). It was pretty good actually, for its time, with 256-colour VGA (and Commodore branded 14" VGA monitor), 20MB drive, 1MB RAM, and a 3.5" FDD.