Bing could make it easy if they so cared. The OpenSearch specification allows adding a search to Firefox (and presumably IE7+) with a click. I've seen this applied on countless sites including Amazon, Yahoo, Twitter, Dictionary.com, and so on.
And yes, that is not a photochop, those were the real suggestions from bing. More recently they seem to have cleaned up their suggestions for Linux but who knows what other underhanded tactics they are using or what other search terms are "poisoned".
I suspect a good quality DAC and Preamp, and a significant amount of snake oil. Both of which are rendered moot if you use the digital output of a cd player.
Vinyl is the only format of the three that contains very high and very low frequency data that you cannot hear. You can't hear this data, but you can feel it, physically with your body. This sensation enhances the realness of the recording and makes it feel more engaging and more alive.
Let me guess, you're using some of those "danceable" speaker cables?
What I don't get is why audiophiles are so into claiming vinyl sounds better than CD because it has greater frequency range, but at the same time ignore other digital recording formats support up to 96kHz (such as SACD/DVD-Audio)?
Meanwhile in Australia, even if there was a theater that would show an NC-17 (equiv.) movie, it would never happen because their government has decided that the Australian people are too big of pussies to handle anything remotely as scary and shocking as profane language and dead bodies.
Kill Bill Vol.1 was rated R18+, and it was shown at Australian (mainstream) theatres. There are more examples but I've already proven you wrong.
If you chose a free linux for your company's servers, and this happens, then your company only has YOU to blame.
If you chose another company's product for your servers (such as RHEL) and entered into a service contract, then your company has someone to blame other than you.
Fakeraid it may be, but in my experience the RocketRAID 2300 series performs significantly better than using onboard RAID. I have only compared it to Gigabyte and Intel IHCR9 onboard RAID but I could not recommend either of these.
Another advantage of using a RAID addon card is that it is completely painless to replace or transplant into another computer should anything happen to your motherboard/cpu/etc.
The only downside is the linux drivers for RocketRAID suck.
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In this context CGI = Computer Generated Imagery.
Those images of the wireframe in Star Wars were generated by a Computer, hence CGI.
CGI is when a computer is used to render the final image projected in the theater.
That seems to be limiting the scope of CGI to simply "Computer animation".
Bing could make it easy if they so cared. The OpenSearch specification allows adding a search to Firefox (and presumably IE7+) with a click. I've seen this applied on countless sites including Amazon, Yahoo, Twitter, Dictionary.com, and so on.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Creating_OpenSearch_plugins_for_Firefox
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3604/3585051300_d23a37a32e_o.png
In my experience the bing results have been reasonably fair, but the bing suggested searches have been laughably skewed.
Just look at this example of searching for "linux": http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3604/3585051300_d23a37a32e_o.png
And yes, that is not a photochop, those were the real suggestions from bing. More recently they seem to have cleaned up their suggestions for Linux but who knows what other underhanded tactics they are using or what other search terms are "poisoned".
I suspect a good quality DAC and Preamp, and a significant amount of snake oil. Both of which are rendered moot if you use the digital output of a cd player.
Vinyl is the only format of the three that contains very high and very low frequency data that you cannot hear. You can't hear this data, but you can feel it, physically with your body. This sensation enhances the realness of the recording and makes it feel more engaging and more alive.
Let me guess, you're using some of those "danceable" speaker cables?
What I don't get is why audiophiles are so into claiming vinyl sounds better than CD because it has greater frequency range, but at the same time ignore other digital recording formats support up to 96kHz (such as SACD/DVD-Audio)?
That made my (Fri)day.
Thanks.
I may still call it a terabyte, but I damn well will write/display it as "TiB".
So bite me.
Meanwhile in Australia, even if there was a theater that would show an NC-17 (equiv.) movie, it would never happen because their government has decided that the Australian people are too big of pussies to handle anything remotely as scary and shocking as profane language and dead bodies.
Kill Bill Vol.1 was rated R18+, and it was shown at Australian (mainstream) theatres. There are more examples but I've already proven you wrong.
The creator or distributor of the media has to *pay* the Classification Board to review your material.
This model only works because of laws that say anything that is unclassified is "banned" from sale.
From TFA:
HP, Apple, Intel, Dell, Microsoft and Netgear bringing cases against CSIRO in an attempt to have the research organisation's patent invalidated.
Does anyone else think these companies are the real trolls?
Easy. I've taken hard drives through security, it's even easier than taking a whole laptop through security.
OTOH who would be crazy enough to put their laptop in checked baggage? You've seen what they do to guitars...
There is a big difference.
If you chose a free linux for your company's servers, and this happens, then your company only has YOU to blame.
If you chose another company's product for your servers (such as RHEL) and entered into a service contract, then your company has someone to blame other than you.
What is the value of a bank that tells its customers to ignore security warnings?
Show me a clueless person who can get around the self-signed SSL warning in Firefox, and I'll show you a person who is actually quite cluey.
I'm preheating the microwave now to prep some popcorn.
Preheating the Microwave? Do you use tinfoil or lightbulbs?
At McDonald's we will have to buy Big Macs using mackerel for currency.
One plasma TV will Equal 10 cases of mackerel.
FTFY
That's not "fat", that is bloating due to malnutrition.
I'm not sure where you got the "fastest *road legal* car on earth", because the post that I was replying to didn't mention road or legal or even car.
But well, this is /. after all where we argue about pointless points (myself included).
I could mention that the Veyron appears to have been superseded as the fastest road legal car a few years ago, but that would spoil all our fun.
A top speed of only 245mph (408kph)? That must be a definition of "Fastest" that I was previously unfamiliar with.
Fakeraid it may be, but in my experience the RocketRAID 2300 series performs significantly better than using onboard RAID. I have only compared it to Gigabyte and Intel IHCR9 onboard RAID but I could not recommend either of these.
Another advantage of using a RAID addon card is that it is completely painless to replace or transplant into another computer should anything happen to your motherboard/cpu/etc.
The only downside is the linux drivers for RocketRAID suck.
Firefox 1.0 just called, they want you to stop reopening old bugs without supplying any evidence or test cases.
My Mac can play Apple's QuickTime h.264 clips, even those larger than the screen.
They only play larger than the screen when the reality distortion field is enabled.
For first-timers there are some GUI's that will help users select the options they need, such as Robocopy GUI and RichCopy
No one wanted to hear that their ears are alight.