The inclusion of this feature is symptomatic of modern thought. People are killing people with guns? Ban guns! People are counterfeiting money with Photoshop? Edit Photoshop! Getting fat? Sue McDonald's!
Things aren't going to "get better" (or even make sense) until people are capable of taking responsibility for their actions. It shouldn't be Photoshop's job to include this anti-counterfeit plugin. It should be the end user's job to NOT COUNTERFEIT MONEY. No corporation should ever put themselves in a position to be held liable for failing to hold their customers' hands and morally babysit them.
Dell has a spare parts line, IBM lets you order stuff off their website, and most other OEMs have similar setups.
A word of advice, from a former (english-speaking) tech-support monkey: Call tech support and get a part number. The companies almost invariably blame you if you have the wrong part number. Techs have the software and resources to look up the proper part number -- make sure you get it!
The chips that test better are marked as DX and the chips that have minor flaws are downgraded and marked SX.
This is untrue.
cf. here and here. Rumors and FUD, man. There is no way in hell a corporation would ship defective parts. The legal liability aspect would be horrifying.
It is a marketing move taken straight from intel, though -- scale back the clock speed to compete in lower-end markets.
"India produces as many as 1,000 movies each year with revenues of more than $1 billion." -- The Globe and Mail
This indicates revenue of a million a movie; that's a paltry sum which no American movie house would bother with.
"Bollywood's global annual revenues, estimated at $1.3 billion this year, are small change compared with Hollywood's $51 billion." --Business Week This shoots down the other misdirection in the article. Sell all the tickets you want, Bollywood. You're still pulling less than 1/39th the cash that Hollywood takes in.
A lot of people watch these movies. I have seen a few. To a film, they were insipid. Do yourselves a favor and avoid the musicals at all costs. But don't worry. They're not going to take over the film industry.
I don't think it implies a threat to Pixar, I think it's just a way to put across the fact that both despair.com and a computer animation house are in the body of the article. A misleading and confusing way, but a way nonetheless.
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Queen AgonyEngine: I was not elected to watch my website suffer and die while you discuss this invasion in a committee! If this body is not capable of action, I suggest new leadership is needed. I move for a vote of "no confidence" in CowboyNeal's leadership.
The DoD is something I know about -- I can't even get rights to install another network printer. I'm in the Army Reserve, and we're told we have to talk to the "building network administrator," who isn't there on weekends... which is the only time we're there. In a DoD network, all this stuff comes down to one guy per building/unit/whatever. If he's not on the ball, the whole unit can go down in a blaze of MSBLAST.
The rest of the feature set you list are things that I, and many others, find completely useless. I hate WMA only slightly less than I hate ogg vorbis -- and I bet that true SRS surround sound sounds great through your nine thousand dollar stereo system, but I want something portable.
Your baby weighs in at 160 grams, sizing out at 60x19x105. This is negligibly different from the iPod -- but the iPod has a bit better feature set.
The iRiver is, from its name on down, an iPod knockoff. Your opinion is your own, and you're welcome to it, but for some of us, the iPod is exactly what we're looking for: a small, well-rounded mp3 player that doesn't look like a tricorder.
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THAT'S NO CUBE
We all know the truth. NASA has done this stuff to us before and one day they'll learn.
Meanwhile, it's clear that these pictures were made with certain software that the government doesn't want you to know about.
Note: Joke.
Shutters.
Wait, Wine is about running windows software on linux. This news is about running linux on your windows. Sorry, I got that backwards.
The inclusion of this feature is symptomatic of modern thought. People are killing people with guns? Ban guns! People are counterfeiting money with Photoshop? Edit Photoshop! Getting fat? Sue McDonald's!
Things aren't going to "get better" (or even make sense) until people are capable of taking responsibility for their actions. It shouldn't be Photoshop's job to include this anti-counterfeit plugin. It should be the end user's job to NOT COUNTERFEIT MONEY. No corporation should ever put themselves in a position to be held liable for failing to hold their customers' hands and morally babysit them.
How the hell do you package such glue for sale?
Talk about child-proof caps...
Dell has a spare parts line, IBM lets you order stuff off their website, and most other OEMs have similar setups.
A word of advice, from a former (english-speaking) tech-support monkey:
Call tech support and get a part number. The companies almost invariably blame you if you have the wrong part number. Techs have the software and resources to look up the proper part number -- make sure you get it!
The chips that test better are marked as DX and the chips that have minor flaws are downgraded and marked SX.
This is untrue.
cf. here and here. Rumors and FUD, man. There is no way in hell a corporation would ship defective parts. The legal liability aspect would be horrifying.
It is a marketing move taken straight from intel, though -- scale back the clock speed to compete in lower-end markets.
One of my friends is currently screwing around with these morons.
Heheheh.
Dude, to spend that much time whoring up your cube... and THEN to slashdot the hell out of your college servers with gargantuan images...
Well, let's just say I see where you got those brass balls hanging around the roof.
is the death knell of the imp in id's Doom.
"India produces as many as 1,000 movies each year with revenues of more than $1 billion." -- The Globe and Mail
This indicates revenue of a million a movie; that's a paltry sum which no American movie house would bother with.
"Bollywood's global annual revenues, estimated at $1.3 billion this year, are small change compared with Hollywood's $51 billion." --Business Week
This shoots down the other misdirection in the article. Sell all the tickets you want, Bollywood. You're still pulling less than 1/39th the cash that Hollywood takes in.
A lot of people watch these movies. I have seen a few. To a film, they were insipid. Do yourselves a favor and avoid the musicals at all costs.
But don't worry. They're not going to take over the film industry.
So that's why I can't find The Anarchist's Cookbook on the net anymore.
I don't think it implies a threat to Pixar, I think it's just a way to put across the fact that both despair.com and a computer animation house are in the body of the article. A misleading and confusing way, but a way nonetheless.
I want MS-DOS debug embedded.
--F 200 L1000 0
--A CS:100
xxxx:0100 MOV AX,301
xxxx:0103 MOV BX,200
xxxx:0106 MOV CX,1
xxxx:0109 MOV DX,80
xxxx:010C INT 13
xxxx:010E INT 20
--G
BWAHAHAH
Where's the dividend in opal? What we need is a crack beetle. Get to it, Aussies!
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Or you could pay maintenance and operation on a helicopter to hover over your free access point.
When will it become old news that most users leave their equipment set to the factory defaults?
rz\r
rz\r
rz\r
man screw this
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/64bit/howtobuy/ default.asp
Windows XP 64-bit is already made -- for the Itanium. You either get to wait for them to port it to the Athlon64, or you get to find another one.
Queen AgonyEngine: I was not elected to watch my website suffer and die while you discuss this invasion in a committee! If this body is not capable of action, I suggest new leadership is needed. I move for a vote of "no confidence" in CowboyNeal's leadership.
CowboyNeal : What?...No!
I thought it said "Microsoft Retries Windows 98."
HORRIFYING.
EDAEOUOOOOiNOIoOaNu? I mean, seriously. Can you break that encryption scheme?
The DoD is something I know about -- I can't even get rights to install another network printer. I'm in the Army Reserve, and we're told we have to talk to the "building network administrator," who isn't there on weekends... which is the only time we're there. In a DoD network, all this stuff comes down to one guy per building/unit/whatever. If he's not on the ball, the whole unit can go down in a blaze of MSBLAST.
The iPod does USB 2.0.
The rest of the feature set you list are things that I, and many others, find completely useless. I hate WMA only slightly less than I hate ogg vorbis -- and I bet that true SRS surround sound sounds great through your nine thousand dollar stereo system, but I want something portable.
Your baby weighs in at 160 grams, sizing out at 60x19x105. This is negligibly different from the iPod -- but the iPod has a bit better feature set.
The iRiver is, from its name on down, an iPod knockoff. Your opinion is your own, and you're welcome to it, but for some of us, the iPod is exactly what we're looking for: a small, well-rounded mp3 player that doesn't look like a tricorder.