Why don't you just plug in a set of headphones? On all laptops i've come across, the internal speakers are muted, when something is plugged into the headphones plug.
Power steering? Luxury! My first car was a 1975 Volvo 244 with NO ABS No Power steering, manual choke, manual gears a low km/litre rate. And I liked it!
...that says that this page is only code and not data and you shouldn't try to run anything in here
The "only code, not data. DO NOT RUN THIS" flag could be the reason why my Windows box stops working sometimes... Hope the BSD implementation is a bit better.
So what are you doing with the laptop exactly when you shut the lid?
Lots of things... At the office when it's placed in its docking station, the lid is closed and an external monitor, keyboard and mouse is connected. Do it every day.
...to withstand a good slashdot'ing. Now, what should they put on the webpages? Images from Mars? A "behind the secenes - How we faked the Mars landing"?
Here's why: In the description it says that You should open a trusted website and opens MSDN as an example. If you don't trust Microsoft, then the site isn't trusted and the bug doesn't apply to you. Try with some Linux site instead.
Slashdot Mirror
Does it twitter what it sees?
BC has been dead for thousands of years. We have been using AD for 2010 years now. Try to catch up, people!
...by a new version, called Hitex.
I'd say it's a game interpreter. Contrary to a generic reader, it's not in competition with amazons own business.
I haven't got a Kindle, but if I will be able to play my Infocom text adventures on it, then I might consider getting one.
Or is it On-hands experience???
Where can I get some hands-on experience with this technology?
Yes, you get rid of crosstalk this way.
And if you are really, really unlucky, it will be inside the case.
Yes. All VI commands are Enigma encrypted.
Why don't you just plug in a set of headphones? On all laptops i've come across, the internal speakers are muted, when something is plugged into the headphones plug.
I bet they'll call it POSIX# or POSIX.NET...
CmdrTaco has been hinting that he will be making some major changes to Slashdot over the coming weeks/months
Like avoiding duplicate stories in the future?
Power steering? Luxury! My first car was a 1975 Volvo 244 with NO ABS No Power steering, manual choke, manual gears a low km/litre rate. And I liked it!
Take it easy, hopefully the /. editors will include a link, next time they post the story.
...that says that this page is only code and not data and you shouldn't try to run anything in here
The "only code, not data. DO NOT RUN THIS" flag could be the reason why my Windows box stops working sometimes... Hope the BSD implementation is a bit better.
...and a coffee machine. Where would you be without good old Mr. Coffee?
Wait... I got it... Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these, each playing one instrument. We could call it a Symphony orchestra
...to cut a hole in the plastic for the network cables, cause the server is not responding.
Copenhagen has had driverless trains for some years:
See http://www.m.dk/en/train and http://www.m.dk/en/qa
So what are you doing with the laptop exactly when you shut the lid?
Lots of things... At the office when it's placed in its docking station, the lid is closed and an external monitor, keyboard and mouse is connected. Do it every day.
...to withstand a good slashdot'ing. Now, what should they put on the webpages? Images from Mars? A "behind the secenes - How we faked the Mars landing"?
Highlander - There can be only one. Unless, of course, it's a success, in wich case we reserve the rights to make a number two, three, four...
Here's why: In the description it says that You should open a trusted website and opens MSDN as an example. If you don't trust Microsoft, then the site isn't trusted and the bug doesn't apply to you. Try with some Linux site instead.