Apples intel macs have always had a TPM chip installed on them to prevent people from redistributing the OS X operating system (we all know how well that worked).
However, other than Macs, there aren't very many computers out there (to my knowledge) that have the TPM chip, so to me this appears to be a way that M$ can keep people from installing Windows on a Mac.
If we were to use a nuclear weapon against an asteroid, there would be a few problems-
1.The asteroid might break apart into several smaller pieces, possibly making the problem worse
2.The size of the nuclear warhead would have to be enormous in order to blast a huge rock out of the way. Blowing up a huge nuclear warhead would create alot of radiation, and some of it will come back down to Earth.
I think the best way to deal with an asteroid is to send a rocket to the asteroid, land on the rock and use that rocket to push the asteroid out of the way. It would be a real pain, but we have landed spacecraft on an asteroid before.
Apache is the most popular web server program in the world. So, it would make sense for Microsoft to try to implement it in their Microsoft Server series in order to boost sales.
This thing is FAST. I'm running it on this system-
AMD sempron 3400+ @ 2.0ghz
512Mb of RAM
ATI radeon xpress 200 w/ 64Mb of shared memory
I have the 'desktop experience' thing enabled, as well as wireless networking. I have Aero and flip3d enabled, and I'm currently running Firefox 3 and iTunes. It runs about the same that Ubuntu 8.04 does with Compiz enabled.
Being a Linux fanboy, I'm really impressed. If win 7 is going to have a core based off of server '08, this very well may NOT be the year of the Linux desktop
You could proceed with the Alan Parsons project, turn it into a giant "laser", put it on the moon and hold the United States ransom for one million bajillion quitillion septillion dollars
Yeah I know it's technically a Democratic-Republic. I just don't like it when US government officials purposly confuse the terms 'Democracy' and 'Republic' in order to make people believe that this is a true Democracy.
"Because we are a democracy, your last question is best answered by our civilian leadership. Only the President can determine what constitutes an act of war."
So because we are a democracy, only the President, our dear leader, can determine what constitutes as an act of war?
Wouldn't you think that it would be up to the people to determine what constitutes as an act of war if this were a true democracy?
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Apples intel macs have always had a TPM chip installed on them to prevent people from redistributing the OS X operating system (we all know how well that worked).
However, other than Macs, there aren't very many computers out there (to my knowledge) that have the TPM chip, so to me this appears to be a way that M$ can keep people from installing Windows on a Mac.
Europeans have more money to spend than Americans. Simple as that.
Isn't Mars a guy? What's he doing with a vibrator? 0_o
Just to be safe, you better fsck it afterwards
woops.... meant to make the title "rockets?", not "aliens?". The CIA made me do it- I forgot my tinfoil hat
If we were to use a nuclear weapon against an asteroid, there would be a few problems-
1.The asteroid might break apart into several smaller pieces, possibly making the problem worse
2.The size of the nuclear warhead would have to be enormous in order to blast a huge rock out of the way. Blowing up a huge nuclear warhead would create alot of radiation, and some of it will come back down to Earth.
I think the best way to deal with an asteroid is to send a rocket to the asteroid, land on the rock and use that rocket to push the asteroid out of the way. It would be a real pain, but we have landed spacecraft on an asteroid before.
And if that fails... NUKE IT!
But does it run Crysis?
collecting panties would infringe on my patent of collecting panties.
maybe a majority of Googles indexed websites are blank
Apache is the most popular web server program in the world. So, it would make sense for Microsoft to try to implement it in their Microsoft Server series in order to boost sales.
honestly, anything and EVERYTHING starts a war in Africa. This is really nothing new.
no no no, I think his generalization is actually very specific
Trust me, I know lots of girls who aren't afraid to touch IT
Anything you can do I can do better!
Very good video. Pretty funny at times too. Definately worth your while
He's made out of a "mimetic poly-alloy" you insensitive clod! Evil governator killing robots have feelings too ya know!
This thing is FAST. I'm running it on this system-
AMD sempron 3400+ @ 2.0ghz
512Mb of RAM
ATI radeon xpress 200 w/ 64Mb of shared memory
I have the 'desktop experience' thing enabled, as well as wireless networking. I have Aero and flip3d enabled, and I'm currently running Firefox 3 and iTunes. It runs about the same that Ubuntu 8.04 does with Compiz enabled.
Being a Linux fanboy, I'm really impressed. If win 7 is going to have a core based off of server '08, this very well may NOT be the year of the Linux desktop
Not if her diet consists of Mc.Donalds
You could proceed with the Alan Parsons project, turn it into a giant "laser", put it on the moon and hold the United States ransom for one million bajillion quitillion septillion dollars
yes, but the new probe can run Crysis
Yeah I know it's technically a Democratic-Republic. I just don't like it when US government officials purposly confuse the terms 'Democracy' and 'Republic' in order to make people believe that this is a true Democracy.
"Because we are a democracy, your last question is best answered by our civilian leadership. Only the President can determine what constitutes an act of war." So because we are a democracy, only the President, our dear leader, can determine what constitutes as an act of war? Wouldn't you think that it would be up to the people to determine what constitutes as an act of war if this were a true democracy?
Where's Bakersfield, CA on that list?