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Because of the magnesium case, she had repeatedly discharged static to the Palm whenever she took it off the cradle.
Dell was gracious enough to replace the motherboard once, but warned that they won't do it again. Told her to ground herself before put the Palm on or taking it off the cradle.
Maybe cuz a game isn't as likely to crash on a console that its made for than to try to adapt to the infinite variations of hardware and software you could have in your PC.
"Even if the did get out, bacteria don't survive well in the atmosphere, they need a warm wet environment."
Actually there's an article in this month's Discover Mag that reports the discovery of bacteria that live in the clouds. They have their own natural antifreeze.
Perhaps the book experience could be simulated with e-paper. The info could be digital and dynamic while the pages would be still flexible enough to be turned.
"1) Connecting from an old Mac to the X box using FileSharing over TCP/IP caused the Mach kernel's AFP layer to harf. To get the service going again, I had to restart (kernel services being a bummer that way). This was a known limitation; I just didn't know it."
Isn't that because the X box is made by Microsoft?
How paranoid does an admin need to be? How do I get my superiors to know that my paranoia is justified?
Most people seem to see security as an obstacle to access.
It's a metaphor. The fact is there are those that are keeping you in a virtual media-created world so they can get work done out of you.
You may think that you are free, but are you? really?
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It's a story about and article about online journalism and we're commenting on it. And someone else will moderate those comments and anybody can moderate those moderations.
Because of the magnesium case, she had repeatedly discharged static to the Palm whenever she took it off the cradle.
Dell was gracious enough to replace the motherboard once, but warned that they won't do it again. Told her to ground herself before put the Palm on or taking it off the cradle.
Microsoft could pay $36 to keep the MSN icon on the desktop. If enough ISPs pay enough money for desktop icons we could have really cheap PCs!
I remember that Carl Sagan once noted that all mammals are atuned to noticing the sounds of giant reptiles.
Maybe country should be fscked. It would help repair corruption.
My biggest fear is that someone will access my cameras and see that I'm not there and I'm not watching them.
Traditionally, you use your non-lethal weapons to subdue your enemy so you can walk up to them and shoot them in the head with your lethal ones.
Maybe cuz a game isn't as likely to crash on a console that its made for than to try to adapt to the infinite variations of hardware and software you could have in your PC.
What could an atom beam be used for? Maybe a really really fine tipped pen?
Don't they regularly invite journalists to the Campus for "re-education"?
If people knew that they could read books for free nobody would buy books anymore!
"Even if the did get out, bacteria don't survive well in the atmosphere, they need a warm wet environment."
Actually there's an article in this month's Discover Mag that reports the discovery of bacteria that live in the clouds. They have their own natural antifreeze.
You can remotely control trained monkeys to push that darn enter key.
Perhaps the book experience could be simulated with e-paper. The info could be digital and dynamic while the pages would be still flexible enough to be turned.
"What about the supersensitive freaks who get heartbroken if you simply ask someone of the opposite sex for the time?"
Hey, I know what you mean. Some people just never learned how to trust. Daddy left home and you will too.
If you don't think you can tell your spouse without breaking his/her heart, that there is cheating.
In any relationship, there are always things that you're going to have to keep to yourself if you want to stay in it.
"1) Connecting from an old Mac to the X box using FileSharing over TCP/IP caused the Mach kernel's AFP layer to harf. To get the service going again, I had to restart (kernel services being a bummer that way). This was a known limitation; I just didn't know it."
Isn't that because the X box is made by Microsoft?
It would be like an underwater version of the Wave Motion gun destroying everything in its path.
>OTOH, put a railgun in a submarine
>Um, is it just me, or is that a Bad Idea?
>What exactly happens when that projectile hits the water?
You make the projectiles super-cavitating.
How paranoid does an admin need to be? How do I get my superiors to know that my paranoia is justified? Most people seem to see security as an obstacle to access.
Galactic Bloodshed deserves at least a mention when you discuss turn-based space strategy.
It's loads of fun and addicting. Although, it necessitated you being near a DEC terminal at odd hours. I risked my job playing this game.
In 15 years, you can have your own underage Cindy Crawford locked in your basement as your love slave.
that most people couldn't care less about the amazingly dull details of your personal life.
It's a metaphor. The fact is there are those that are keeping you in a virtual media-created world so they can get work done out of you. You may think that you are free, but are you? really?
We have street cars in NY. We put them underground and call them subways.