Both the Japanese companies and the American companies do a lot of outsourcing of their manufacturing. The Japanese outsource their manufacturing to the USA and the American companies outsource to Mexico.
So if you want a car Made in America(TM) buy a Japanese car.
I seem to remember Carnivore being a huge "letdown" when detail of what it could actually do came out, IIRC the program itself could be recreated in perl in about 15 min. Not that I'm defending the program, it was just meh in its capabilities
Last time I looked, years ago, Readyboost didn't really do anything unless you had 512mb of RAM AKA 25% of what Vista needs.
However SuperFetch is awesome, and IIRC Vists/7's disk defrag actually moves files around on your HDD so that files that are used more often are put on the outsider of the disk.
True, but in my case I developed allergies by playing in the compost as a kid. We had a massive compost with leaves and grass clippings and we would climb around in it.
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I don't think it's really that bad.
Both the Japanese companies and the American companies do a lot of outsourcing of their manufacturing. The Japanese outsource their manufacturing to the USA and the American companies outsource to Mexico.
So if you want a car Made in America(TM) buy a Japanese car.
Get out of here STALKER
Actually the Virginia Class Sub, New Hampshire was $54 million under budget and was 8 months early, but yeah it really doesn't happen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_New_Hampshire_(SSN-778)
IIRC the rule of thumb for buying a car made in America is to buy a Japanese car and to buy a car made outside of the US is to buy an American car.
The cars are fly by wire
Yeah but it still managed to completely lock up my friends PS3 twice.
However this situation cropped up quite a bit with the Euphoria Engine
http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2008/2/1/
And IIRC it was also very useful for shipping goods.
So all US combat zones?
Need Mod points badly
Can a virus run a checksum on it's own stack?
/I have no real idea what I'm talking about
I seem to remember Carnivore being a huge "letdown" when detail of what it could actually do came out, IIRC the program itself could be recreated in perl in about 15 min. Not that I'm defending the program, it was just meh in its capabilities
Those numbers are theoretical though, or more accurately what an ideal IQ test will deliver; there are a lot of complaints about the current IQ tests.
Last time I looked, years ago, Readyboost didn't really do anything unless you had 512mb of RAM AKA 25% of what Vista needs.
However SuperFetch is awesome, and IIRC Vists/7's disk defrag actually moves files around on your HDD so that files that are used more often are put on the outsider of the disk.
True, but in my case I developed allergies by playing in the compost as a kid. We had a massive compost with leaves and grass clippings and we would climb around in it.
I'm in Indianapolis and we've solved this problem we burn all of our trash, and it runs a steam works (biggest in the country IIRC).
It isn't that great for the OS's partition but it works out great for my Media partition
Since when has prior work stopped someone from getting a patent?
Lets talk fines now
Bioshock 2 does not support the 360 pad
The console version also doesn't support isometric view
Don't worry it can still be ethical if you only allow the kill bots to have a predetermined number of kill before they have to shutdown.
Look into Supreme Commander, it supports multiple monitors
Sneakers is the best hacking movie ever.
That's because politicians are full of shit.