For this $1300 (I didn't do the math myself, I'll take your word) you get the newest of the newest every 6 months (that's how often Gateway refreshes all their display computers with the latest model)
So for $1300 you _always_ have the latest, fastest model inc tech support, electricity, write-off, maintenance, etc.
Also, if you have a need for only 1 month of computing power, you pay 1/12th of that figure AND still get all the advantages (write-off, etc) I mentioned.
For really big companies who need this kind of computing power 24/7/365, just use your already present desktops in your company and install the Enterprise version of the MetaProcessor platform.
I know from experience that you are wrong, and that FreeBSD people are the most zealous people I've ever met. Yes, if you're reading this, you know who you are!
Imagine you whole processor made out of FPGAs. Then, when the compiler detects there's a whole bunch of multiplication coming up, it instructs the processor to reconfigure itself to be good at multiplication, on the fly!. Or, when you do a lot of I/O, reconfigure the processor to have more concurrent access to your cache.
For some reason that doesn't seem much like 'surfing' to me...
Now, a method that a) would work and b) would prove to me that you actually more than just a lamer, is to add the hostname to your/etc/hosts file or %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file
What, I have to REBIND my cursor keys to actually be useful?
What, is this mutt program still using the paradigm that you must be sshing from a console without cursor keys and you need to press hjkl to move around?
NVidia has one and just one corporate opinion. For the outside world, it's completely cohesive. Therefore, NVidia acts as one entity, and is singular.
I'm equally bothered by Dutch newspapers (Dutch follows the same stupid rules as British), that always use phrases like "The USA are". No! It's one country, one entity. "The USA is". Especially when you use "USA" in the abbreviated form.
We think you are indeed a smartass.
(we, of course, represent all the molecules that make up me, I just like the see a human body as a group of molecules and not an entity).
What a load of crap.
On that googlefight.com site, you should click "classics". One of them lists 'bill gates' vs. 'linus torvald'[sic]. No wonder it's 3M hits against 2k, if you misspeel 'torvalds'....
Qnal writes "e-Week is reporting that Microsoft Windows 2000 has been awarded Common Criteria Certification..
Wrong, saic.om and microsoft.com are reporting this. e-week had a completely unrelated article, dated 5 months ago, about SP3.
Read more of the propaganda here. So now press releases are 'propaganda'?
Basically, according to the article Any user running Windows 2000 with Service Pack 3 is running exactly the same system that was evaluated.
Which article? The e-week article is the only one talking about SP3, and it says nothing about 'running exactly the same system'.
The Common Criteria certification is an internationally recognized ISO standard established for evaluating the security of infrastructure technology products. Too bad it takes 3 Service Packs..." Troll, troll, troll. You are obviously unaware of all the point releases linux distributions make that SUCK. (redhat 7.0 comes to mind)
I think I recognize some of these names on the Fortran 2000 committee, they were on another committee that was coming up with designs to retrofit Model-T's with solar cells
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Real men drink beer. (real beer, not Bud of course).
It comes 'premixed' in a bottle, very convenient...
a) you could have a cable modem, so no landline
b) you could have a barebone phoneline for your DSL, one that charges you for even local calls
c) i do have network jacks in my bedroom, but no phoneline there
Please do explain.
They are running UD :)
So for $1300 you _always_ have the latest, fastest model inc tech support, electricity, write-off, maintenance, etc.
Also, if you have a need for only 1 month of computing power, you pay 1/12th of that figure AND still get all the advantages (write-off, etc) I mentioned.
For really big companies who need this kind of computing power 24/7/365, just use your already present desktops in your company and install the Enterprise version of the MetaProcessor platform.
disclaimer: yes I work for United Devices. That's why I know our security rocks in the first place.
I can't imagine that at all. Where is the Sauth Pacific?
UD is also the software enabler behind Gateway's Processing On Demand
and UD also happens to be my employer</disclaimer>
So how exactly is this different from people taping their favorite Friends/WestWing episodes on a VHS tape?
TimerWarnerAustin cable here in Austin TX is selling PVRs for a very small fee to go with their digital cable.
I know from experience that you are wrong, and that FreeBSD people are the most zealous people I've ever met. Yes, if you're reading this, you know who you are!
Imagine you whole processor made out of FPGAs. Then, when the compiler detects there's a whole bunch of multiplication coming up, it instructs the processor to reconfigure itself to be good at multiplication, on the fly!.
Or, when you do a lot of I/O, reconfigure the processor to have more concurrent access to your cache.
The possibilities are endless.
No wonder the format is not getting any mainstream traction, with that name. "Ogg Vorbis". What lame-ass developer came up with that ridiculous name?
For some reason that doesn't seem much like 'surfing' to me...
Now, a method that a) would work and b) would prove to me that you actually more than just a lamer, is to add the hostname to your /etc/hosts file or %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file
Which of course doesn't work now that all decent apache setups use vhosts for their domains.
What, is this mutt program still using the paradigm that you must be sshing from a console without cursor keys and you need to press hjkl to move around?
NVidia has one and just one corporate opinion. For the outside world, it's completely cohesive. Therefore, NVidia acts as one entity, and is singular.
I'm equally bothered by Dutch newspapers (Dutch follows the same stupid rules as British), that always use phrases like "The USA are". No! It's one country, one entity. "The USA is". Especially when you use "USA" in the abbreviated form.
We think you are indeed a smartass. (we, of course, represent all the molecules that make up me, I just like the see a human body as a group of molecules and not an entity). What a load of crap.
You use arrow-up and arrow-down in cmd.exe?
:)
You might want to try more useful history navigation and command completion with F7 and F8 in cmd.exe
Try it
On that googlefight.com site, you should click "classics". One of them lists 'bill gates' vs. 'linus torvald'[sic]. No wonder it's 3M hits against 2k, if you misspeel 'torvalds'....
With this nick I couldn't pass up the opportunity of this gratituous post.
Wrong, saic.om and microsoft.com are reporting this. e-week had a completely unrelated article, dated 5 months ago, about SP3.
Read more of the propaganda here.
So now press releases are 'propaganda'?
Basically, according to the article Any user running Windows 2000 with Service Pack 3 is running exactly the same system that was evaluated.
Which article? The e-week article is the only one talking about SP3, and it says nothing about 'running exactly the same system'.
The Common Criteria certification is an internationally recognized ISO standard established for evaluating the security of infrastructure technology products. Too bad it takes 3 Service Packs..."
Troll, troll, troll. You are obviously unaware of all the point releases linux distributions make that SUCK. (redhat 7.0 comes to mind)
Allow me to put you on my 'foe' list, mr qnal.
Then why is the US so poorly ranked on the worldwide press freedom index ?
Greetings from the Netherlands (proudly #1 on the worldwide press freedom index!)
So, yes, for most of the WWW, DNS is just as important, or maybe even more important, than IP.
I think I recognize some of these names on the Fortran 2000 committee, they were on another committee that was coming up with designs to retrofit Model-T's with solar cells