Hmmm.This is an interesting point that I have not thought about. In an scenario where public keys are published somewhere and the encryption is mailclient->mailclient server side filtering and spam filterint in particular would not work anymore.
What interest me is an IMAP server which can FTI the mail contained within. IMAP seraches are conducted on the server, not the client so an FTI on the client is not very useful. Any ideas?
Yeah, the speech synth really interests me. Currently we are running critical and informational events through a combination of mbrola and festival, which is quite good but that voice is really nice!
Purely out of interest, what are the chances (in percentage) that the average sample of, say 1 kg of earth based sedinmentary rock would have fossils in it?
So if you go to a doctor (who is an expert on medicine) with a headach,e he gives you vial of medicine, you drink it and promptly dfrop dead because it was cyanide was it your fault for drinking it in the first place?
Thats the same reason that cats can fall from higher elevations than humans without getting hurt and you can drop an insect from anywhere and it will not die when it hits ground. An elephant can die from a 1 meter fall.
Oh yeah, Peter Henderson. That paper is a classic but more because it was the first project to do a lot fo the work on lazy streams and IO. That and a old paper by Kahn which dates from 1972. Noweadays that approach is pretty much dead, Monads have taken over everything.
Let me see, changing the process about how galaxy clusters (which are extremely complex phenomena) are LESS disturbing than bringing in multiple forms of unexplanied forms of basic substances and forces into our fundamental model of the universe?
Since you played it, may I ask, before I dig it out. Does TA run on Windows XP? Ground Control (another excellent RTS) only runs on Windows 98/ME! Aaarrgh!
I would like to add and expand to the question because I have exactly the same problem. Everyone always repeats the isync mantra.
Howeever, the reality is that I (and I suspect the poster) do not have a Mac. So is there an equivalent for Windows? In particular a program that speaks syncml, that runs on windows, over bluetooth and syncs with Mozilla's address book?
On my T610 at least when you install the software the part that syncs with those programs has $ signs in front of it and takes you to an ecommerce site.
90% of the code nowadays have much more to do with the speed of the network between the database or another server and no assembler will really improve that. Algorithms, Caches, yes.
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Actually someone once did exactly that.
Just as it is beginning to shake its reputation!
At least evolution crashes as much as Outlook!
Hmmm.This is an interesting point that I have not thought about. In an scenario where public keys are published somewhere and the encryption is mailclient->mailclient server side filtering and spam filterint in particular would not work anymore.
What interest me is an IMAP server which can FTI the mail contained within. IMAP seraches are conducted on the server, not the client so an FTI on the client is not very useful. Any ideas?
I would hope not! Other wise you would get radiated when you eat a lifesaver by the neutron flux and you would glow in the dark. Permanently.
For a while last month Apple was selling a game with the ibook on their site in Germany which cost 30000 Euros!
Yeah, the speech synth really interests me. Currently we are running critical and informational events through a combination of mbrola and festival, which is quite good but that voice is really nice!
Purely out of interest, what are the chances (in percentage) that the average sample of, say 1 kg of earth based sedinmentary rock would have fossils in it?
So if you go to a doctor (who is an expert on medicine) with a headach,e he gives you vial of medicine, you drink it and promptly dfrop dead because it was cyanide was it your fault for drinking it in the first place?
This is a difficult borderline grey area thing.
Thats the same reason that cats can fall from higher elevations than humans without getting hurt and you can drop an insect from anywhere and it will not die when it hits ground. An elephant can die from a 1 meter fall.
Slashdot would go offline within a day because of a lack of editors!
Either you made a mistake in typing or you made a mistake period. 24000 is smaller than 100000. Thats one digit you missed there
Doom did in fact do this and I have seen it and played it for a few minutes. But it used 3 computers, not 3 cards inside the same computer.
Germany has one one the highest population densities in the world. In fact, in population alone it lies in the top 15. Sparsely Populated it is not.
Using the name of a god in a theocratic society is probably goint to be blsphemous and get you beheaded!
Oh yeah, Peter Henderson. That paper is a classic but more because it was the first project to do a lot fo the work on lazy streams and IO. That and a old paper by Kahn which dates from 1972. Noweadays that approach is pretty much dead, Monads have taken over everything.
Let me see, changing the process about how galaxy clusters (which are extremely complex phenomena) are LESS disturbing than bringing in multiple forms of unexplanied forms of basic substances and forces into our fundamental model of the universe?
This is the part I do not understand.
> Have you ever thought about getting a Mac?
I dream about it every day. My banker, on the other hand, says no.
Since you played it, may I ask, before I dig it out. Does TA run on Windows XP? Ground Control (another excellent RTS) only runs on Windows 98/ME! Aaarrgh!
I would like to add and expand to the question because I have exactly the same problem. Everyone always repeats the isync mantra.
Howeever, the reality is that I (and I suspect the poster) do not have a Mac. So is there an equivalent for Windows? In particular a program that speaks syncml, that runs on windows, over bluetooth and syncs with Mozilla's address book?
On Linux?
On my T610 at least when you install the software the part that syncs with those programs has $ signs in front of it and takes you to an ecommerce site.
90% of the code nowadays have much more to do with the speed of the network between the database or another server and no assembler will really improve that. Algorithms, Caches, yes.
In the 1980's an OS was written in a lazy functional language which used lazy streams for I/O.
The only compromise with regards to referential transparency was use of the McCarthy amb operator.
I cannot recall the name right now but it was wrtten by John Henderson if I remember correctly.
Hell, why do they not spend money to do research on getting my Athlon to reproduce.