It gets 1,427 results now, but of course Google drowns that in 462,000 results. I have noticed that they will get results if you retry later. Not that that is acceptable to me.
*Gasp* Am I infringing on their IP? All the good Greek & Norse mythology names were taken, and so I moved on to biblical names. Tubal-Cain was the first one I came across that appealed to me.
Genesis 4:22:
Zillah also had a son, Tubal-Cain, who forged a kinds of tools out of bronze and iron.
The I like the thought of forging tools virtually (programming).
So unless there is a screenshot showing the 1,000,000,000,000 site count, Google's index didn't reach that milestone? Even if it now shows 1,000,000,000,001?
Use 4.2.2.1 - 4.2.2.6. They're fast, free, don't mess with records (such as altering NXDOMAIN), and are anycast to local servers, so response times are minimal.
No. I know of very few screens that run an OS (isn't there one that will play media from a flash drive?). Now whether Linux can run it is another story. If it can accept VGA/DVI input (CRT and LCD are two very different technologies, but they use the same interface), sure. But if it needs a new interface (or uses one whether it needs it or not), it could be a few weeks.
That'll be fake, too. In fact, there will always be conspiracy theorists on this until they can reach the moon without the benefit of a capsule and space suit. Because even if we took them to the site, they'll claim a hi-res screen/VR system is on the inside of their helmet or some other similarly futile argument.
they pretty much break even on selling gasoline (in order to attract customers), and then make their profit on the snacks, beer, ice, etc that people buy while they're stopped.
My mom worked at a 7-11 for a few months, and she confirms this. Although the "killer app" is lottery tickets
SanDisk, too, is coming off as incompetent: here they have a chance to drive Microsoft by offering a better product that, it seems, only Microsoft cannot take a advantage of.
I would wager that most of their disks sold are to OEMs. OEMs that are installing Vista. So either they sell a product that Vista thrashes (but their competitor's disk handles it fine), or they cater to a 1% marketshare OS (or ~9%, if OSX will perform satisfactorily), enthusiasts, external enclosures (depending on how Vista treats those)... Basically everything except their biggest market.
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* - yes, i know, iknow, but it's a work computer so no firefox..
FirefoxPortable?
It gets 1,427 results now, but of course Google drowns that in 462,000 results. I have noticed that they will get results if you retry later. Not that that is acceptable to me.
Really? I thought the 'Underrated' mod was for jokes. My bad.
Just because 64-bit can address more RAM, that doesn't mean it'll try to even if it's not present.
I patented trees in general...
You stabbed a high-ranking military officer with a stick?
Tubal-Cain is the freemason password
*Gasp* Am I infringing on their IP?
All the good Greek & Norse mythology names were taken, and so I moved on to biblical names. Tubal-Cain was the first one I came across that appealed to me.
Genesis 4:22:
The I like the thought of forging tools virtually (programming).
I seriously debated whether I should indicate that a woosh was unnecessary.
Wow! Five of those are mine! Mine I tells you!
Only if Google has indexed your sites.
So unless there is a screenshot showing the 1,000,000,000,000 site count, Google's index didn't reach that milestone? Even if it now shows 1,000,000,000,001?
Use 4.2.2.1 - 4.2.2.6. They're fast, free, don't mess with records (such as altering NXDOMAIN), and are anycast to local servers, so response times are minimal.
Who are they?
Details?
Oh, his middle name is Frederick. Nuts.
Randy I????? Pausch
No. I know of very few screens that run an OS (isn't there one that will play media from a flash drive?). Now whether Linux can run it is another story. If it can accept VGA/DVI input (CRT and LCD are two very different technologies, but they use the same interface), sure. But if it needs a new interface (or uses one whether it needs it or not), it could be a few weeks.
My last attempt at writing an app that ambitious bricked my system.
I was referring to questioning whether the book had been copied accurately. Nobody seems to doubt that.
You removed the water.
Not providing a 64-bit OS for it to run on isn't helping.
That'll be fake, too. In fact, there will always be conspiracy theorists on this until they can reach the moon without the benefit of a capsule and space suit. Because even if we took them to the site, they'll claim a hi-res screen/VR system is on the inside of their helmet or some other similarly futile argument.
they pretty much break even on selling gasoline (in order to attract customers), and then make their profit on the snacks, beer, ice, etc that people buy while they're stopped.
My mom worked at a 7-11 for a few months, and she confirms this. Although the "killer app" is lottery tickets
I can't think of a single time the cool hacker or badass spy hacked into the pentagon using a Dell,can you?
The Atlantis expedition uses Dell XPSs.
We don't question the authenticity of other ancient books...
Lee Strobel's "Case for *" books are very good.
I get the feeling that programming the coordination for the two would be a pain.
SanDisk, too, is coming off as incompetent: here they have a chance to drive Microsoft by offering a better product that, it seems, only Microsoft cannot take a advantage of.
I would wager that most of their disks sold are to OEMs. OEMs that are installing Vista. So either they sell a product that Vista thrashes (but their competitor's disk handles it fine), or they cater to a 1% marketshare OS (or ~9%, if OSX will perform satisfactorily), enthusiasts, external enclosures (depending on how Vista treats those)... Basically everything except their biggest market.