Nothing wrong, except where it adds no value. I want a list of articles, grouped by category, that I can browse, then hit either a link to the article, or the comments.
I don't need tags, AJAX, redraws w/o page loads, blah blah blah.
Did you miss the part about how once the generator fuel tanks dry up, there's no more fuel? Or how "ordinary mail" won't work without an IT and fuel delivery infrastructure? The only thing you can do to prepare for a cataclysmic solar event is stockpile booze, cigarettes, and shotgun shells.
How is space weather relevant, given that there's completely nothing you can do about it? It's not like putting tape on your windows will help keep your electrical grid from frying.
Ever since these other "lets blow stuff up on high speed film" shows came out, MythBusters has had to blow more and more stuff up, kind of getting anti-intellectual nowadays. Plus Kari needs a bigger rack.
It's like the Oracle/MS-SQL argument... for years MS-SQL has been "getting better" and "more enterprise". Why dick around with a tinkertoy DB when Oracle has done it all for years? Why reward a Johnny-come-lately?
Does this bombard all exposed functions with garbage data and look for overflows, or does it actually comb source code, look for off-by-one bugs and try to outwit the code by using boundary conditions? It's nice for Kaminsky to praise his pimps, but how does this tool really differ from any of the other leak-detectors and bug-finding tools that already exist?
Paying $20 for a CD you can download for free or $.99 per track is the first thing to go when money gets tight. Why do you think Starbucks tanked last year?
Because MS knows that Joe the Plumber probably only ever GOES to 25 sites, so they could conceivably hardcode or partner with those sites SPECIFICALLY for IE. We're going back to a Compuserve mentality here. Since most computer users out on the Internet are retards who don't know the difference between Word, Windows, and the Web, its a clever marketing/design hack, but hardly indicative of better/cooler code.
I have a Dell Mini 9, and it does just fine with Dellbuntu 8.04. Even the 512MB RAM is fine - the screen size and form factor does not lend to massive multi-app multi-desktop kind of work. It's an über PDA, that I can put Postgres on if I need it.
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Nothing wrong, except where it adds no value. I want a list of articles, grouped by category, that I can browse, then hit either a link to the article, or the comments.
I don't need tags, AJAX, redraws w/o page loads, blah blah blah.
There was nothing wrong with good old 'rn'.
Just don't break Lynx support.
What can you possibly need swap for on a Netbook?
And to prove your point, you refer to a HD manufacturer website. Why don't you write an article about it too?
FAIL.
Did you miss the part about how once the generator fuel tanks dry up, there's no more fuel? Or how "ordinary mail" won't work without an IT and fuel delivery infrastructure? The only thing you can do to prepare for a cataclysmic solar event is stockpile booze, cigarettes, and shotgun shells.
Is this like how SCSI drives have special pixie dust on the platters that ATA drives don't, and that makes them more "enterprise-y"?
How is space weather relevant, given that there's completely nothing you can do about it? It's not like putting tape on your windows will help keep your electrical grid from frying.
THIS.
Scottie was much cooler.
Ever since these other "lets blow stuff up on high speed film" shows came out, MythBusters has had to blow more and more stuff up, kind of getting anti-intellectual nowadays. Plus Kari needs a bigger rack.
Since Obama is marching us all to socialism anyway, who's to say that the kids ARENT the property of the State, just like Elian Gonzalez ?
It's like the Oracle/MS-SQL argument... for years MS-SQL has been "getting better" and "more enterprise". Why dick around with a tinkertoy DB when Oracle has done it all for years? Why reward a Johnny-come-lately?
Was it certified? Can they prove they sent it?
You have proved the PP's point. Those things are BAD, or have you forgotten your civics?
You know what other society went down in flames after concentrating all the governmental activities under the Executive?
Does this bombard all exposed functions with garbage data and look for overflows, or does it actually comb source code, look for off-by-one bugs and try to outwit the code by using boundary conditions? It's nice for Kaminsky to praise his pimps, but how does this tool really differ from any of the other leak-detectors and bug-finding tools that already exist?
Paying $20 for a CD you can download for free or $.99 per track is the first thing to go when money gets tight. Why do you think Starbucks tanked last year?
First off, tabs suck.
Second, I like hitting wikipedia directly in FF.
Third, FF's awesome bar is, well, awesome.
Fourth, IE sucks.
You know, if you're not comfortable about Google (possibly) sharing your stuff, then DONT USE THEM.
Liberal application of 30 or 90 day contempt charges would fix this pretty quickly.
And sucks hard. They ship mutually incompatible binaries on the same CD. The installer itself will bomb. They suck. Did I mention, they suck?
You still think that the new administration, and new congress, have the country's best interests in mind? Wake up and smell the 21st century.
But the future of entertainment is not a 320x240 flash video with a "mashup" of random songs.
Because MS knows that Joe the Plumber probably only ever GOES to 25 sites, so they could conceivably hardcode or partner with those sites SPECIFICALLY for IE. We're going back to a Compuserve mentality here. Since most computer users out on the Internet are retards who don't know the difference between Word, Windows, and the Web, its a clever marketing/design hack, but hardly indicative of better/cooler code.
I have a Dell Mini 9, and it does just fine with Dellbuntu 8.04. Even the 512MB RAM is fine - the screen size and form factor does not lend to massive multi-app multi-desktop kind of work. It's an über PDA, that I can put Postgres on if I need it.
Ever. Period. Done.