No. Computers have always served as analogs to manual processes that people can do themselves unless they're in fields like computer science or computer engineering. While they aren't supposed to change the way things are done -in theory- they do make jobs and training for jobs in higher education much easier.
So one of the consequences of a warming ocean near a coastline like the East Coast and Washington, DC, for instance, is that you can get dumped on with more snow partly as a consequence of global warming
I heard from one of the higher-ups that Gnome projects' names are more like an inside joke. "How can we make some of the best software out there and give them the most aweful names?"
It's almost hilarious that a government that existed after the Aztecs wants money for the images of their predecessors... Am I missing something here? Or am I laughing by myself?
I'm the same age as the guy in the article. Graduated the same time. Fluent in 12 languages. The principle of the Ballmer Peak holds true for many of the languages. None more than Java. Then again, you would have to be drunk off your ass to even want to code in Java in your free time.
Here's what you do: set up a WSUS server, set it to check for critical or important updates, sync and then check back every patch Tuesday for an updated list.
FYI... There are thousands.
How come we never hear the hippies use Sellafield as an example? Three Mile Island doesn't amount to anything compared to the multiple releases of radiation from the site.
Thanks for the clarification. Why I asked in the first place was because I actually tried the video tag out. It's dead simple in theory, but in practice, it's another story. I needed at least 3 video files and two additional scripts for browsers to fall-back on in case the browser didn't support Ogg Theora - one for Safari and one for a Flash player. There was no perceivable difference in quality in any browser.
If things are going to be this way by the time HTML spec becomes a standard, I think I'll just stick with Flash.
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Some of my friends use the two terms interchangeably. Thanks for setting that straight.
Who would pay to watch cartoons? Anime, manga, whatever the hell kids are calling it this month... All just cartoons.
No. Computers have always served as analogs to manual processes that people can do themselves unless they're in fields like computer science or computer engineering. While they aren't supposed to change the way things are done -in theory- they do make jobs and training for jobs in higher education much easier.
So one of the consequences of a warming ocean near a coastline like the East Coast and Washington, DC, for instance, is that you can get dumped on with more snow partly as a consequence of global warming
Like last week? That came from the West.
Rootkit? I don't see it. Maybe it's because this damn blue screen is blocking my view.
Damn you're good. The comment and the name.
Narrow beamwidth with the same power does that.
I heard from one of the higher-ups that Gnome projects' names are more like an inside joke. "How can we make some of the best software out there and give them the most aweful names?"
It's almost hilarious that a government that existed after the Aztecs wants money for the images of their predecessors... Am I missing something here? Or am I laughing by myself?
The only free coffee I get is what I steal from my co-workers thermos.
Good luck building an infrastructure that would support that.
Every time someone uses the word "netizens" Domokun kills a kitty.
How many memories does it take to install Windows 95 to my motherboard?
Some people from Alberta took HD video of the whole thing on a budget. I think that is more impressive.
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I'm the same age as the guy in the article. Graduated the same time. Fluent in 12 languages. The principle of the Ballmer Peak holds true for many of the languages. None more than Java. Then again, you would have to be drunk off your ass to even want to code in Java in your free time.
Here's what you do: set up a WSUS server, set it to check for critical or important updates, sync and then check back every patch Tuesday for an updated list. FYI... There are thousands.
See this. Enough said.
ANTIVIRUS 2010! I think I'll get 2! I'll be the most secure on the block! Oh wait. I run Linux.
That is genius! Only, don't they have their own botnet with proprietary AI to do that for them?
They have backbones to post as something other than AC and they know how to spell "please".
How come we never hear the hippies use Sellafield as an example? Three Mile Island doesn't amount to anything compared to the multiple releases of radiation from the site.
Thanks for the clarification. Why I asked in the first place was because I actually tried the video tag out. It's dead simple in theory, but in practice, it's another story. I needed at least 3 video files and two additional scripts for browsers to fall-back on in case the browser didn't support Ogg Theora - one for Safari and one for a Flash player. There was no perceivable difference in quality in any browser.
If things are going to be this way by the time HTML spec becomes a standard, I think I'll just stick with Flash.
With regards to the video tag, why not support both h264 and Ogg Theora?
So... do you want a metal or something?