With my IBM thinkpad t40p I get around 6 and a half hours with a 9 cell battery in windows on the highest power saving setting. In linux I get a lil over 4 if I recall correctly using acpi.
Mozilla likes to do security through obsecurity. Dont believe me. Look through the bug reports, any of them that contain any type of security vulnerability and locked down and you are unable to view them. Whats up with that mozilla?
Seriously. It seems the news focuses on the bad more then the good sometimes. I watch the headlines and maybe one of them will be a good story, the others...
fire kills family, cop murdered, hit and run, etc...
Does that mean news stations will have to report all nonviolent news stories?
Who will actually be able to even buy it at that price when it hits? Most people probably wont be able to get the stock until its even higher. How does one go about getting a stock at its IPO price?
the visible nautilus pref should have been there from day one. Having a user have to go through a regedit like program to turn off an unusable feature is unusable in itself.
When will/. be getting a well needed HTML upgrade to XHTML 1.0 or 1.1? And have it fully validate?! I mean for crying out loud someone on alistapart.com did an article and rewrote slashdot as a completely standard website.. see the article and read more about it here
Look at the savings in bandwidth he calculated out.
"Most Slashdot visitors would have the CSS file cached, so we could ballpark the daily savings at ~10 GB bandwidth. A high volume of bandwidth from an ISP could be anywhere from $1 - $5 cost per GB of transfer, but let's calculate it at $1 per GB for an entire year. For this example, the total savings for Slashdot would be: $3650! All of that for just a couple of KB."
I use Computer Management. It's located under Administrative Tools in the Control Panel. It's really great for... wait a minute... looks around... wrong site...
so what about all the people out there who get their ip from a DHCP server. Someone can be abusive and then within a given time have a new ip and some poor old grandma is now with this lusers old ip is flagged as an internet mischief.
If anyone bothered to take a look in the help section after they installed and clicked on about they would see this was built on the 8th of june. This is still the old build from last week. Hell the installer still says.8!
"We have just seen the first 12x DVD-writers appearing in stores, and here we have it; the first 16X DVD-Writer!"
All those dashes confuse the hell out of me when we have DVD media that is referred to by DVD+R or DVD-R. I had to re-read to make sure they were really talking about DVD+R and not DVD-R.
I dont ever check for updates! yes that's right i am insane.... or I just use MS's automatic update that I have scheduled to alert me whenever a critical patch is available, and it will download it and let me know when it's ready to install. On my machines that I am not always in front of I have automatic updates set to download and install automatically. Keeping up to date with patches with windows can be a simple set and forget thing.
That doesn't seem like a smart idea to be doing. A kid walking around photographing the terminals, the ticket reader and among other things. Post 9/11 I am surprised a security guard didn't tackle him to the ground and then have the FBI come in and question him for 9 hours. Sure he was just harmless ly taking photos but not a good idea to be taking photos of the equipment like that.
Type in a bunch of random letters, or even a fake password then hold the backspace key down. That will only make sound once and you can have multiple deletes confusing the listener.
Slashdot Mirror
That's alot of studios that went out of business
With my IBM thinkpad t40p I get around 6 and a half hours with a 9 cell battery in windows on the highest power saving setting. In linux I get a lil over 4 if I recall correctly using acpi.
Mozilla likes to do security through obsecurity. Dont believe me. Look through the bug reports, any of them that contain any type of security vulnerability and locked down and you are unable to view them. Whats up with that mozilla?
The camera was wrong I was looking into your eyes the whole time you were talking to me! I didn't even notice you were topless till now!
Seriously. It seems the news focuses on the bad more then the good sometimes. I watch the headlines and maybe one of them will be a good story, the others...
fire kills family, cop murdered, hit and run, etc...
Does that mean news stations will have to report all nonviolent news stories?
anyone else find it strange this guy was registering a domain on september 11th?
Who will actually be able to even buy it at that price when it hits? Most people probably wont be able to get the stock until its even higher. How does one go about getting a stock at its IPO price?
the visible nautilus pref should have been there from day one. Having a user have to go through a regedit like program to turn off an unusable feature is unusable in itself.
spatial nautilus. of course you can argue it both ways but IMHO and a lot of other people's, it was a step backwards.
XFree86 is dyinggggggg
Duke Nukem Forever has yet to be released after searching the whole galaxy for it.
go together like george w. and michael moore.
hanks directed from the earth to the moon, whoops , my bad. i thought he was in it too but that was apollo 13 getting in my head
Since Tom Hanks was up in space? I must say Tom is a great astronaut and a hero to all of us for his efforts in outterspace.
When will /. be getting a well needed HTML upgrade to XHTML 1.0 or 1.1? And have it fully validate?! I mean for crying out loud someone on alistapart.com did an article and rewrote slashdot as a completely standard website.. see the article and read more about it here
Look at the savings in bandwidth he calculated out.
"Most Slashdot visitors would have the CSS file cached, so we could ballpark the daily savings at ~10 GB bandwidth. A high volume of bandwidth from an ISP could be anywhere from $1 - $5 cost per GB of transfer, but let's calculate it at $1 per GB for an entire year. For this example, the total savings for Slashdot would be: $3650! All of that for just a couple of KB."
I use Computer Management. It's located under Administrative Tools in the Control Panel. It's really great for... wait a minute... looks around... wrong site...
takes a couple steps back...
so what about all the people out there who get their ip from a DHCP server. Someone can be abusive and then within a given time have a new ip and some poor old grandma is now with this lusers old ip is flagged as an internet mischief.
If anyone bothered to take a look in the help section after they installed and clicked on about they would see this was built on the 8th of june. This is still the old build from last week. Hell the installer still says .8!
The opening sentence...
"We have just seen the first 12x DVD-writers appearing in stores, and here we have it; the first 16X DVD-Writer!"
All those dashes confuse the hell out of me when we have DVD media that is referred to by DVD+R or DVD-R. I had to re-read to make sure they were really talking about DVD+R and not DVD-R.
I dont ever check for updates! yes that's right i am insane.... or I just use MS's automatic update that I have scheduled to alert me whenever a critical patch is available, and it will download it and let me know when it's ready to install. On my machines that I am not always in front of I have automatic updates set to download and install automatically. Keeping up to date with patches with windows can be a simple set and forget thing.
That doesn't seem like a smart idea to be doing. A kid walking around photographing the terminals, the ticket reader and among other things. Post 9/11 I am surprised a security guard didn't tackle him to the ground and then have the FBI come in and question him for 9 hours. Sure he was just harmless ly taking photos but not a good idea to be taking photos of the equipment like that.
Type in a bunch of random letters, or even a fake password then hold the backspace key down. That will only make sound once and you can have multiple deletes confusing the listener.
see above
so whats it do? Yes I see the code and you say its similar to fairplay but how?
I think we found ourselves a new way to make people want to rip their eyeballs out.