Disclaimer: I don't think that the tinfoil hatter is correct that this is in any way designed to combat piracy.
Since you are posting on/., your technical knowledge is obviously higher than the average person's. Thus, whether or not SMB has anything to do with P2P to your knowledge is irrelevant. The important thing is if they are related in the mind of the average computer user, whose kid pirates the occasional album/movie.
The RAM/HD bay in my Macbook is behind the battery. I DNRTFA, but I don't see why having the body be a single piece of aluminum would prevent them from doing the same thing.
TFA doesn't go into much detail - by "not optimized" do they mean that Vista pages frequently, and thus would wear out the SSD rapidly? Or is it possibly something to do with sustained read speeds?
That's the point. Few people (speaking from a US perspective here) believe in public transportation, thus it doesn't work well/doesn't go where people need it. Then people cite the poorly functioning systems as evidence that public transportation as a whole doesn't work well, and doesn't deserve tax money.
If that's the definition we use, then does a rock want to fall when I drop it? In any case, there'll be interesting times ahead while society deals with this question...
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I'm not sure - how specific is the description in Windows Update?
Disclaimer: I don't think that the tinfoil hatter is correct that this is in any way designed to combat piracy. Since you are posting on /., your technical knowledge is obviously higher than the average person's. Thus, whether or not SMB has anything to do with P2P to your knowledge is irrelevant. The important thing is if they are related in the mind of the average computer user, whose kid pirates the occasional album/movie.
The RAM/HD bay in my Macbook is behind the battery. I DNRTFA, but I don't see why having the body be a single piece of aluminum would prevent them from doing the same thing.
TFA doesn't go into much detail - by "not optimized" do they mean that Vista pages frequently, and thus would wear out the SSD rapidly? Or is it possibly something to do with sustained read speeds?
These systems will work equally well with cars powered by non-petroleum sources, you know.
Unfortunately, experience (and to a lesser extent, judgment) is hard to get without actually driving.
That's the point. Few people (speaking from a US perspective here) believe in public transportation, thus it doesn't work well/doesn't go where people need it. Then people cite the poorly functioning systems as evidence that public transportation as a whole doesn't work well, and doesn't deserve tax money.
Obviously he hacked the news sites to change the number.
If that's the definition we use, then does a rock want to fall when I drop it? In any case, there'll be interesting times ahead while society deals with this question...
Show me a robot that wants. Then I'll be impressed.