I don't recall seeing anything from Wyse. I have not seen Wyse in the stores. I remember themin the stores years ago, but nothing recent. Maybe they have a niche market.
Maybe Microsoft made them one of those really sweet deals. Providing them with equiptment, money, and advertising. We made you a deal that you couldn't refuse.
This is one of the questions that are in the category of "Which is the best editor?" or "Which is the best Operating System"" or "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?".
Geeks have argued and fought over these (or at least the first two) for years, and will argue and fight over them until we are Borg.
I would think lots of inexpensive processors that are properly networked together.
I'm not sure when the point of overhead in processing would overcome the advantage in numbers.
Now, if it was not just redundant processors, but you offloaded some of the processing to special purpose processors. You might get a performance boost there.
This would be limited by the "smartness" of the compiler to divide the tasks into good chunks.
Since the emergency uninstall images are not the original images, it must be illegal.
Microsoft must be violating the DMCA. Don't you know, any attempt to get by the "Click here if you agree, you are SOL if you don't" prompt is a violation of the DMCA. Even if it is by the company that owns the copyright!
If you call 1-800-R-U-LEGIT, you may be able to get a $10,000 reward for turning them in.
I spent the last 20 hours trying to fix the problem with my machine!
I thought it was a windows problem, so I called Micosoft Tech support at 1-900-428-7448. They had me format my drive and reinstall Windoze, from the original floppies, 3 times. Then I had to get a new video card with a forreign language adapter.
Please have your attorney contact my attorney at Dewey, Cheatem & Howe.
It many jurisdictions you are required to have a red blanket in your car. That is incase you spook a horse. I don't recall it being enforced in the last 10 years.
I am talking about having some common sense in laws.
Did you look at what CPHack did? Or what was provided with CPHack?
Mattel is using that list to censor. Do you think that people who are using their product have a right to know what and why something is being blocked? What about people who Mattel intentionally and wrongfully block?
It's interesting to note that there were several ways to bypass CyberPatrol but Mattel didn't make a sound. When the amount of censoring Mattel was doing (or how much they were screwing up) was made public, they cried foul.
Do you think that software companies should file a lawsuit against floppy drive makers?
There was a lawsuit to prevent VCRs or to tax blank video tapes. If VCRs became popular, everyone would make copies of movies and the studios would go out of business.
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Maybe Microsoft made them one of those really sweet deals. Providing them with equiptment, money, and advertising. We made you a deal that you couldn't refuse.
This is one of the questions that are in the category of "Which is the best editor?" or "Which is the best Operating System"" or "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?".
Geeks have argued and fought over these (or at least the first two) for years, and will argue and fight over them until we are Borg.
I'm not sure when the point of overhead in processing would overcome the advantage in numbers.
Now, if it was not just redundant processors, but you offloaded some of the processing to special purpose processors. You might get a performance boost there.
This would be limited by the "smartness" of the compiler to divide the tasks into good chunks.
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What do you mean, you meant sending him into space without a rocket or a suit?
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Does this mean you are done with the April Fool jokes, or just the translations?
That's $2.99 a minute for 20 hours = $3588.00.
I'm going to have to forget that new dual pentium II machine.
What other explanatin is there?
Microsoft must be violating the DMCA. Don't you know, any attempt to get by the "Click here if you agree, you are SOL if you don't" prompt is a violation of the DMCA. Even if it is by the company that owns the copyright!
If you call 1-800-R-U-LEGIT, you may be able to get a $10,000 reward for turning them in.
I thought it was a windows problem, so I called Micosoft Tech support at 1-900-428-7448. They had me format my drive and reinstall Windoze, from the original floppies, 3 times. Then I had to get a new video card with a forreign language adapter.
Please have your attorney contact my attorney at Dewey, Cheatem & Howe.
I used Linux on one of my machines. I also run OS/2, Windows NT, Windows Professional.
You claim that people who wrote CPHACK were distributing Mattel's list. Or helping in the distribution of the list.
Now, you switch to saying we are now picking and chosing the laws that we want to obey.
VCRs is a way to make illegal copies, so should that be outlawed?
Coat hangers is a way to steal a car, should it be outlawed?
A beer is a way to get drunk and drive. We all know what happened with prohibition.
I am talking about having some common sense in laws.
His response seemed as though it was in the corporate line of Mattel. Maybe I assumed that this person could not misunderstand the issues that much.
Anyways, the easy way to make money off the list (if it was accurate) is to sell it as a Hot list.
It would be real cute to see hundreds of companies filing lawsuits against Mattel.
It's all detailed on my site.
Mattel is using that list to censor. Do you think that people who are using their product have a right to know what and why something is being blocked? What about people who Mattel intentionally and wrongfully block?
It's interesting to note that there were several ways to bypass CyberPatrol but Mattel didn't make a sound. When the amount of censoring Mattel was doing (or how much they were screwing up) was made public, they cried foul.
Do you think that software companies should file a lawsuit against floppy drive makers?
There was a lawsuit to prevent VCRs or to tax blank video tapes. If VCRs became popular, everyone would make copies of movies and the studios would go out of business.
Are you a Mattel shill?