In agree. I would rather have all my stuff going through a known xml/soap parser, then have some c program listening on a port, ripe for a buffer overrun. Although it is certainly possible to write a safe c networking program, when working with outside vendors/contractors you have to assume the worst.
Try my math: $15 for extra phone line, and free dial-up through an old job. Not much incentive for me to switch. Who wants to go home and use their computer anyway?
This is how I feel about the atomic bomb. We didn't create the bomb, we discovered it. The bomb exsisted in nature since the beginning of time. How we use the bomb, if at all, is where our responsibility lays....
This is like declaring a law that any attack with a knife is a terroristic act. People just fear what they don't understand. Fortunatly people understand knives, or we all would be registering our kitchen utensiles.
I think that companies should be able to have any privacy policy like. However, the company should be required by law to state their privacy policy completely and accuratly. If you don't agree with it, go somewhere else.
Com'on 61 cm? Marketing idiots!
Oh well, I guess I am going to have to hit the head without reading my insperational turd peice.
The benifit of an extra .5 gb (12%) more ram is hardly noticable. It would be less than the difference between 80 mb and 100 mb.
I forgot to mention that my dog is named natalie portman
First i rinse with hot grits.
Then i get a rimjob from natalie portman.
Radio Shack has an inexpensive DMM that will interface to a computer via serial port.
240 samples a second isn't very useful for this
I wonder if this patent mess just involves computers, or is it just that we hear about it more because of the web?
Did you just get in a fight? Usually a black stool indicates that you have internal bleeding.
I see you have taken my advice from yesterday
I recommend Milwaukee's Best, this is an excellent laxative, decreasing diameter and increasing velocity.
In agree. I would rather have all my stuff going through a known xml/soap parser, then have some c program listening on a port, ripe for a buffer overrun. Although it is certainly possible to write a safe c networking program, when working with outside vendors/contractors you have to assume the worst.
Unfortunatly UPS doesn't honor their insurance. Unless you ship the item in it's original packing, they will not pay for damage.
how about a beow...
Try my math: $15 for extra phone line, and free dial-up through an old job. Not much incentive for me to switch. Who wants to go home and use their computer anyway?
take a large copper cloth flat grounding wire, and attach to cpu. take the other end and attach to case. noisless cooling.
fill a 2 liter bottle with liguid nitrogen, cap it and throw it in water. Although the explosion is relatively non-destructive, it makes quite a boom.
I agree. What's to stop them from shipping a barge of ANFO into New York Harbor?
It is hard to sell commercials without an existing user base. Once you have the customers, than you can zap them with ads.
This is how I feel about the atomic bomb. We didn't create the bomb, we discovered it. The bomb exsisted in nature since the beginning of time. How we use the bomb, if at all, is where our responsibility lays....
This is like declaring a law that any attack with a knife is a terroristic act. People just fear what they don't understand. Fortunatly people understand knives, or we all would be registering our kitchen utensiles.
It's sad that the people that need megahertz the least are the ones most swayed by the numbers...
I think that companies should be able to have any privacy policy like. However, the company should be required by law to state their privacy policy completely and accuratly. If you don't agree with it, go somewhere else.
I ask stoopid kwestions because i am STOOPID. Please blind me with your intellijence by answering my STOOPID kwestion. I need smartnin' up.
What are some examples of space shuttle research that has actually panned out as something useful?