So what? They installed Linux on a bunch of computers. The real test here is measuring productiveness of people using those computers. Are they still doing their jobs just as well as they were with Windows. That's the real reason why desktop Linux deployments fail. Anyone can install a Linux distro but not everyone can use it.
It would take 365.88 years for the bone marrow stem cell to travel 1km.
It would take 165,000 years for the Space Shuttle to travel to Alpha Centauri.
Just thought that was interesting.
Did Nimoy do this because of a pending TOS reboot?
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is Paramount trying to disassociate fans from the real original series characters and instead promote the new reboot of the original series? Why did he decide this would be his last? He could always do one a year instead of a busy schedule of touring. Seems odd to suddenly and totally call it quits.
That's the side advantage to this security feature. It's a win-win for Microsoft. The cell phone industry has already set a precedent that this is an acceptable practice.
I have played FF since the original on the NES, I really liked FFIX's take on the original character theme. FFX was so weird and boring though, I didn't like the story or the characters or the weird skill sphere thing. Then FFXI was a MMO and I'm not a fan of MMOs because I already have a job. Then I was too busy to even bother with FFXII, I still have a PS2 though, maybe I will give it a try as it looks like people like FFXII.
It seems that local, state, and federal law supersedes a mere EA user agreement. I mean, you can't make a legal contract that says you don't have legal rights.
When Black Ops came out I was getting decent FPS but the stuttering made it unplayable. It seems that this game requires a CPU with an onboard memory controller *and* 3/4 available cores. If you don't meet both those requirements the engine will stutter just as this article describes. This was a problem for users of Core2 series CPU's, even Core2quads were inadequate. Activision refuses to acknowledge the severity of this problem to this day.
You hit a point of diminishing returns after playing space trucker for so long. NASA needs to do some *NEW* programs with *NEW* mission objectives that benefit science.
Oh btw forgot to mention you can store your profile anywhere you want too. Just edit C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles.ini
[Profile2]
Name=Mail
IsRelative=0
Path=c:\somepath\someprofilefolder\
You haven't heart of Firefox profiles have you? It harkens back to the days of Netscape Communicator.
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Managing-profiles
I use multiple profiles for Work/Home/Financial/Unsafe browsing
At this moment one of the major obstacles is the multi-processing design choosen by Chromium, which forbids every kind of synchronous communication between chrome and content and therefore prevents critical configuration data (e.g. NoScript's whitelist) from being safely and reliably shared across the application. Other APIs, especially in the networking area, are missing as well.
By comparison Electrolysis (E10s), the new multi-processing design choosen by future Firefox (and current Firefox Mobile betas) poses challenges, but they're not impossible ("code just needs to be written") and in fact NoScript is being adapted.
NotScripts user interface is laggy and often misses domains. NotScripts does not have anywhere near the thorough level of protection that NoScript has.
That's what I was thinking. Those rocks already had water in them back when they were on earth before they got sent into space to form the moon. I can't see a significant amount of water outside of rocks getting transferred from earth to the moon. What would happen to water when shot out into space like that and put into a field of open debris? Wouldn't any water outside of rocks get swept away in the solar winds?
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So what? They installed Linux on a bunch of computers. The real test here is measuring productiveness of people using those computers. Are they still doing their jobs just as well as they were with Windows. That's the real reason why desktop Linux deployments fail. Anyone can install a Linux distro but not everyone can use it.
It would take 365.88 years for the bone marrow stem cell to travel 1km. It would take 165,000 years for the Space Shuttle to travel to Alpha Centauri. Just thought that was interesting.
You mean like the B-2 and F-117?
is Paramount trying to disassociate fans from the real original series characters and instead promote the new reboot of the original series? Why did he decide this would be his last? He could always do one a year instead of a busy schedule of touring. Seems odd to suddenly and totally call it quits.
Clearly a full browser is a browser that is full as opposed to one that is only partially full.
All they make are fancy consumer oriented things. They don't qualify as a tech company anymore than Nintendo does.
I was just going to say that.
That's the side advantage to this security feature. It's a win-win for Microsoft. The cell phone industry has already set a precedent that this is an acceptable practice.
Hey I played the original FF and I really liked FFIX which is based on the original FF take on classes. I would be happy to see a FFIX-2 actually.
I have played FF since the original on the NES, I really liked FFIX's take on the original character theme. FFX was so weird and boring though, I didn't like the story or the characters or the weird skill sphere thing. Then FFXI was a MMO and I'm not a fan of MMOs because I already have a job. Then I was too busy to even bother with FFXII, I still have a PS2 though, maybe I will give it a try as it looks like people like FFXII.
It seems that local, state, and federal law supersedes a mere EA user agreement. I mean, you can't make a legal contract that says you don't have legal rights.
When Black Ops came out I was getting decent FPS but the stuttering made it unplayable. It seems that this game requires a CPU with an onboard memory controller *and* 3/4 available cores. If you don't meet both those requirements the engine will stutter just as this article describes. This was a problem for users of Core2 series CPU's, even Core2quads were inadequate. Activision refuses to acknowledge the severity of this problem to this day.
I wonder what that IQ would be?
It can work on any DX9 GPU without dedicated support. http://hardocp.com/article/2011/07/18/nvidias_new_fxaa_antialiasing_technology/1
You hit a point of diminishing returns after playing space trucker for so long. NASA needs to do some *NEW* programs with *NEW* mission objectives that benefit science.
The shipping cost would be crazy.
patent law?
Starfleet ships only use those during docking procedures.
I hear it is pretty accurate now and very easy to do.
Not a high enough cancer rate to be illegal?
Oh btw forgot to mention you can store your profile anywhere you want too. Just edit C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles.ini
[Profile2]
Name=Mail
IsRelative=0
Path=c:\somepath\someprofilefolder\
You haven't heart of Firefox profiles have you? It harkens back to the days of Netscape Communicator. http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Managing-profiles I use multiple profiles for Work/Home/Financial/Unsafe browsing
At this moment one of the major obstacles is the multi-processing design choosen by Chromium, which forbids every kind of synchronous communication between chrome and content and therefore prevents critical configuration data (e.g. NoScript's whitelist) from being safely and reliably shared across the application. Other APIs, especially in the networking area, are missing as well. By comparison Electrolysis (E10s), the new multi-processing design choosen by future Firefox (and current Firefox Mobile betas) poses challenges, but they're not impossible ("code just needs to be written") and in fact NoScript is being adapted.
NotScripts user interface is laggy and often misses domains. NotScripts does not have anywhere near the thorough level of protection that NoScript has.
Don't ask me, Apple should have had the pants sued off of them a long time ago.
That's what I was thinking. Those rocks already had water in them back when they were on earth before they got sent into space to form the moon. I can't see a significant amount of water outside of rocks getting transferred from earth to the moon. What would happen to water when shot out into space like that and put into a field of open debris? Wouldn't any water outside of rocks get swept away in the solar winds?