They interviewed her on NPR. She only has a handful of jumps under her belt and her highest jump was from less than 1/3 the height of this one. It will be interesting to see if she survives it.
Seeing that there are as many reports that indicate there is no danger as there are that indicate that there are health risks, it would appear that nobody really knows. It's always better to play it safe and assume that placing a powerful transmitter next to you brain is unhealthy.
The SGI 1600 SW was/is a stunning display. SGI completely dropped the ball when it came to marketing and distributing the thing. I have one and a Number Nine Rev IV FP to drive it, but since #9 went out of business, support is impossible. SGI has a matrix of supported graphics cards and the flat panel goes for about $2100.00. It's a truly awesome display. I have never seen anything like it.
A car that can do 200 can generally reach 70 mph a great deal faster than a car that can only do 70. I think the analogy holds for the 32 processor 256 GB RAM Linux box as well.
This is an search engine. The bonus is you get answers specific to your question without having to plow through 1,240 hits (AltaVista "linux vpn") of which some are probably porn. Let's see Ask Jeeves do that. Personally, I have an interest in this question as well as many other questions posted on/. The point is, it (should) never hurts to ask...
M$ is not making a peice of hardware. They are just announcing an upgrade of CE. Big deal. Is this just an attempt to boost thier valuation? As for the Palm vs CE debate, you might as well go back to the Mac vs PC debate. It's a matter of preference and that's the long and short of it. Personally, I tried a Casiopedia and dumped my Palm III in a heartbeat and have never looked back. It's a remarkable device that does all the things a Palm does, it does it better in a Windows environment and hell of a great deal more. I am truly looking forward to running Linux on it... someday... http://www.ltc.com/linux-mips/
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Oh come on, it's pretty amusing. Get over yourself. Unless of course you are a virgin?
They interviewed her on NPR. She only has a handful of jumps under her belt and her highest jump was from less than 1/3 the height of this one. It will be interesting to see if she survives it.
Seeing that there are as many reports that indicate there is no danger as there are that indicate that there are health risks, it would appear that nobody really knows. It's always better to play it safe and assume that placing a powerful transmitter next to you brain is unhealthy.
I suspect that violence itself is not on the rise, it's our exposure to it that is.
The SGI 1600 SW was/is a stunning display. SGI completely dropped the ball when it came to marketing and distributing the thing. I have one and a Number Nine Rev IV FP to drive it, but since #9 went out of business, support is impossible. SGI has a matrix of supported graphics cards and the flat panel goes for about $2100.00. It's a truly awesome display. I have never seen anything like it.
Heh, look at the next post.
Announcing that there are shortages but you can pre-order sounds like a marketing ploy to me.
A car that can do 200 can generally reach 70 mph a great deal faster than a car that can only do 70. I think the analogy holds for the 32 processor 256 GB RAM Linux box as well.
Point taken.
What, and get 1 solution? I hope your IT department doesn't research solutions that way. BTW, Google had 60,000 hits for "linux vpn".
This is an search engine. The bonus is you get answers specific to your question without having to plow through 1,240 hits (AltaVista "linux vpn") of which some are probably porn. Let's see Ask Jeeves do that. Personally, I have an interest in this question as well as many other questions posted on /. The point is, it (should) never hurts to ask...
M$ is not making a peice of hardware. They are just announcing an upgrade of CE. Big deal. Is this just an attempt to boost thier valuation? As for the Palm vs CE debate, you might as well go back to the Mac vs PC debate. It's a matter of preference and that's the long and short of it. Personally, I tried a Casiopedia and dumped my Palm III in a heartbeat and have never looked back. It's a remarkable device that does all the things a Palm does, it does it better in a Windows environment and hell of a great deal more. I am truly looking forward to running Linux on it... someday... http://www.ltc.com/linux-mips/