I think ftp.exe from NT 3.51 or even 4.0 was BSD based and that was about all. For something as mature and tested as a simple FTP client why bother re-inventing the wheel? It was legally licensed as well.
To conform to the UEFI spec there must be a way to disable secureboot. Its really not a big deal. Yes your beloved AMD is just one of the other members of the UEFI group. Secureboot does as much as the TPM module that Slashdot claimed would kill Linux.
Look at me I'm so unique, I've never even seen a Windows box in person. I bet you don't own a TV either and pride yourself in telling everyone? Win95 sucked hard, I'll give you that. It gave me problems as well. Well not long after a little thing called NT4 was released and suddenly everything worked great.
Notepad and Wordpad are two completely different programs meant for completely different things. Works and Word were both demos that timed out after a while. Exactly the same as six text editors that all work poorly.
For the majority of users, the operating system telling someone they don't need to look at c: is a good thing. Ntldr, who the fuck needs that, delete!. Let me guess, you probably couldn't figure out how to change the setting in windows to show hidden files,
Well going by the current trend of laptops stuck at 1366x768 the screen should be fine for a while. I'd love to buy an IBM T221 display but they still go for a good amount used.
Honestly I don't have a problem with 4:3 monitors for desktop use. You must really like scrolling.
Help me I am trying to swap my Ford engine for a Chevy and it won't fit!
Let me know when they produce a tangible product.
Can anyone explain why I would need this and what is the point?
Apple does the same thing as Google, why the outrage when Microsoft is last to implement it?
If they are innocent then what to they have to hide? Funny how they don't like their own statements used against them.
192KHz sampling rate. Maybe the DAC is capable of outputting a 60KHz signal? Although the I/V converter stages usually do some low pass filtering.
It also operates at 5MHz, 10MHz, 15MHz, and 20MHz.
Seriously, someone needs to start making these panels again http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_T220/T221_LCD_monitors
Lycos anyone?
I think ftp.exe from NT 3.51 or even 4.0 was BSD based and that was about all. For something as mature and tested as a simple FTP client why bother re-inventing the wheel? It was legally licensed as well.
To conform to the UEFI spec there must be a way to disable secureboot. Its really not a big deal. Yes your beloved AMD is just one of the other members of the UEFI group. Secureboot does as much as the TPM module that Slashdot claimed would kill Linux.
How about IEE1394?
Most of it is taking a break and trying to focus on things far away.
Every few years someone discovers the client/mainframe model.
The janitors who run this site can barely figure out how to post submissions. Next you'll want spelling/grammar/factual checks.
You "editors" could spend all of two minutes to link to the new domain. Or is that too much to ask?
Can anyone explain what the problem was with Netburst chips?
The early days had its share of issues (back when it was just VMS). But once those were sorted out it was pretty secure.
Taking bets now on when he has an "accident" or gets to say hello to Bradley Manning.
Look at me I'm so unique, I've never even seen a Windows box in person. I bet you don't own a TV either and pride yourself in telling everyone? Win95 sucked hard, I'll give you that. It gave me problems as well. Well not long after a little thing called NT4 was released and suddenly everything worked great.
Notepad and Wordpad are two completely different programs meant for completely different things. Works and Word were both demos that timed out after a while. Exactly the same as six text editors that all work poorly.
For the majority of users, the operating system telling someone they don't need to look at c: is a good thing. Ntldr, who the fuck needs that, delete!. Let me guess, you probably couldn't figure out how to change the setting in windows to show hidden files,
Well what was it? Please tell me you understand the difference. Sun used to do things in the medical imaging business.
Well going by the current trend of laptops stuck at 1366x768 the screen should be fine for a while. I'd love to buy an IBM T221 display but they still go for a good amount used.