see all that fancy stuff vmware does with its VMs and hypervisors? I'm thinking much of that will be commodity in 3 years.
linux will be the backbone a lot of IT companies due to it being the hypervisor to their windows installs.
so instead of the gangsters in oakland shooting their guns in the air for fun, they'll have a target. and fourth of july will come early if one of em hits it!
I was so excited to get my sexy VZW Blackberry World Edition phone cause it had GPS. To later learn that the GPS is gimped and VZW wont let it talk to 3rd party apps.
Hopefully this gets me 'good enough' placement on the map.
So the combination is 827ccb0eea8a706c4c34a16891f84e7b. (lifts mask) That's the stupidest combination I've ever heard in my life. That's the kinda thing an idiot would have on his luggage.
What I really like about that show is that unlike most 'psychics', they go into a 'haunted' house trying to DISprove a haunting. If they have a 'personal experience' they note it, but it doesnt count. Audio holds a little creedence, but not a ton. Video evidence holds much more, but only if they cant reproduce what they say - and they try to.
wanna bet? I set up a "bofa@[mydomain]" address when I first signed up with them. that address still gets spam to this day. they specifically said that they traded email addresses with 'trusted partners'. apparently the trusted partners are where the address got sold off from.
bofa2@mydomain has yet to get any spam since then.
I really dont think its as big of a deal as a lot of people are making it out to be. Here's an example of how it worked in XP:
"User swaps the motherboard and CPU chip for an upgraded one, swaps the video adapter, adds a second hard drive for additional storage, doubles the amount of RAM, and swaps the CD ROM drive for a faster one.
Again you'd have to change so much hardware, it would be no different than installing on a new machine. And you can just call them and they give you a new key in just a few minutes... not a big deal.
oh yea, the 90' tall behemoth is scared of the 5' tall guy with the club. (those numbers represent the rough desktop % usage).
look, I think apple is doing some awesome stuff, but dont think for a minute that MS is frightened from a couple of things apple is doing. yes, they'll copy them. and to 75% of the users in the world - when MS introduces feature X as a new feature (the one that apple has had for 4 years), all those people will be awe struck cause of that cool new feature that has never existed before.
physically go to one of the tmobile stores and talk to them. bring your phone bill and show them what you just explained to us. it's hard for a physical person to hang up on you (and comment that two support ppls had hung up on you!)
Carrier Grade Linux' is a set of specifications which detail standards of availability, scalability, manageability, and service response characteristics which must be met in order for Linux to be considered "carrier-grade" (i.e. ready for use within the telecommunications industry). The term is particularly applicable as telecom converges technically with data networks and commercial off-the-shelf commoditized components such as blade servers.
After reading the rules, like the one that says 'echo the current layout' and 'use the same font' and 'dont change the graphics' - I REALLY think taco will pick my new layout. New laptop, here I come!!
Why bootcamp when you can run in a VM (aside from games)? Anandtech has a nice review of the macbook, and running windows in a window, as well as dual booting. Seems performance is quite good, even with the beta!
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Because the Ion and DevOne weren'nt "Google Phones"?
http://www.osalt.com/ is a good resource to look up the proprietary program, and find an OSS replacement for it. Also, here's a good list of 50 replacements for various programs http://whdb.com/2008/the-top-50-proprietary-programs-that-drive-you-crazy-and-their-open-source-alternatives/
the problem with an iphone clone is there's no keyboard. and theres no software keyboard in android yet. once thats added, I'm sure this will happen
please mod parent up. a friend of mine works on chrome @ google and said the exact same thing: this guy merely wants to make money via adsense
see all that fancy stuff vmware does with its VMs and hypervisors? I'm thinking much of that will be commodity in 3 years. linux will be the backbone a lot of IT companies due to it being the hypervisor to their windows installs.
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then I looked at the porn tag and realized that I wasnt the only one.
so instead of the gangsters in oakland shooting their guns in the air for fun, they'll have a target. and fourth of july will come early if one of em hits it!
more crazies seeing UFOs
I was so excited to get my sexy VZW Blackberry World Edition phone cause it had GPS. To later learn that the GPS is gimped and VZW wont let it talk to 3rd party apps.
Hopefully this gets me 'good enough' placement on the map.
So the combination is 827ccb0eea8a706c4c34a16891f84e7b. (lifts mask) That's the stupidest combination I've ever heard in my life. That's the kinda thing an idiot would have on his luggage.
Disclaimer: its a TV show. I understand that.
What I really like about that show is that unlike most 'psychics', they go into a 'haunted' house trying to DISprove a haunting. If they have a 'personal experience' they note it, but it doesnt count. Audio holds a little creedence, but not a ton. Video evidence holds much more, but only if they cant reproduce what they say - and they try to.
You can watch episodes online (tho the website seems to be behaving oddly atm) http://www.scifi.com/ghosthunters
Drive Image XML is free, and works great. http://www.runtime.org/dixml.htm
wanna bet? I set up a "bofa@[mydomain]" address when I first signed up with them. that address still gets spam to this day.
they specifically said that they traded email addresses with 'trusted partners'. apparently the trusted partners are where the address got sold off from.
bofa2@mydomain has yet to get any spam since then.
sounds like someone didnt pay for the Gold support. ALWAYS pay for it. Or use another vendor, its your money!
http://techreport.com/onearticle.x/11109
p pro/evaluate/xpactiv.mspx
"Furthermore, users who go through such upgrades will be allowed to re-active their copy of Vista up to 10 times."
I really dont think its as big of a deal as a lot of people are making it out to be. Here's an example of how it worked in XP:
"User swaps the motherboard and CPU chip for an upgraded one, swaps the video adapter, adds a second hard drive for additional storage, doubles the amount of RAM, and swaps the CD ROM drive for a faster one.
Result: Reactivation is NOT required."
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winx
Again you'd have to change so much hardware, it would be no different than installing on a new machine. And you can just call them and they give you a new key in just a few minutes... not a big deal.
and I'm gonna sue the state for making it so fscking hard to buy a house here!
Perhaps they feel like they're being threatened?
oh yea, the 90' tall behemoth is scared of the 5' tall guy with the club. (those numbers represent the rough desktop % usage).
look, I think apple is doing some awesome stuff, but dont think for a minute that MS is frightened from a couple of things apple is doing. yes, they'll copy them. and to 75% of the users in the world - when MS introduces feature X as a new feature (the one that apple has had for 4 years), all those people will be awe struck cause of that cool new feature that has never existed before.
physically go to one of the tmobile stores and talk to them. bring your phone bill and show them what you just explained to us. it's hard for a physical person to hang up on you (and comment that two support ppls had hung up on you!)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier_Grade_Linux
Carrier Grade Linux' is a set of specifications which detail standards of availability, scalability, manageability, and service response characteristics which must be met in order for Linux to be considered "carrier-grade" (i.e. ready for use within the telecommunications industry). The term is particularly applicable as telecom converges technically with data networks and commercial off-the-shelf commoditized components such as blade servers.
Hasn't this been around for a while? According to this page, the password has been know for at least a month.
You're new to slashdot, arent you? Dont worry, they'll rerun the breaking story of the wheel being invented later today.
yea, backpack doesnt look as professional, but form follows function.a spx?sku=310-6736&cs=19&c=us&l=en
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.
It's got 7+ different pockets/containers to put stuff. I've found that it works wonderfully!
The correct arstechnica link is here: http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060430-6701 .html
check out my brand new design:
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After reading the rules, like the one that says 'echo the current layout' and 'use the same font' and 'dont change the graphics' - I REALLY think taco will pick my new layout. New laptop, here I come!!
Why bootcamp when you can run in a VM (aside from games)? Anandtech has a nice review of the macbook, and running windows in a window, as well as dual booting. Seems performance is quite good, even with the beta!
for certain cities, but this is the ultimate in driving directions
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