How many people will now avoid the iPod since our commander-in-chief uses one. Of course, it's not like he picked it out or even filled the playlist himself, so I'm sure nobody would use that information when purchasing one. But that's my point. People don't make blind decisions just because a government agency likely made a blind decision before them.
Then again, people in Soviet Russia appear to be afflicted with amusing juxtapositions of the aforementioned situation.
So the proposed solution is to sue the pants off of anyone involved with open source and take their money. Open source developers have a great defense against this: they have no money.
One of the biggest performance helps is to keep the paging file from being fragmented, and I'm not talking about three or four fragments.
I've come across workstations where the paging file is in thousands of fragments. This happens when someone messes with the settings. For instance, they might increase the size of the paging file thinking it'll help to have more. Normally, it's not a bad idea to increase it but if the drive is heavily fragmented, Windows dutifully uses the fragments for the new space.
The only way to fix it is to completely delete (deactivate) the page file, then do a defrag, then re-create the page file (several reboots involved).
That's probably the best way to tune the page file. There, I saved you from having to take the time to read the article.
That was probably "The Most Disappointing Mythbusters Ever." It was only interesting at the end, when they destroyed it. All those mirrors crashing at once, they figured it represented a large multiple of 7 years bad luck.
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How do you know my time is worth nothing just because I'm not at work?
As more and more information based employment becomes a reality, this "meme" as you call it, becomes more and more true.
My ability to code doesn't stop at 5:00 PM when I leave work. It also doesn't depend on my being *at* work.
Leasure is defined, by those same silly economists, as "unpaid human activity." If my leasure time interfeers with time better spent on revineu generating activities, it helps to think of it in terms of dollars per hour.
If you had to pay $35 to watch an episode of 24, I would bet you wouldn't watch it.
A McDonald's employee's skill set is equivalent to his/her pay, if it is the only job he/she is qualified at.
I know this sounds like a dot-com-bubble theory, but guess what? 2004 was the year the dot-com recovered from the bubble burst. And the companies that are still standing are a lot more nimble and aware of the mentality that caused the burst (those being darn stupid business plans, to name one).
But the real bottom line is, and this is what people learn in their economics class, "It's just a theory."
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I wish people would stop pushing the CD/RIP-BACK solution for DRM encoded AAC's. There's a loss of quality in the process, not to mention the amount of time it takes to burn and rip.
For one song, it's not a big deal. But imagine trying to do this to the entire U2 album. How much would it cost if your time is worth, say oh I don't know, $35/hr?
Is Mac OS X Tiger going to have J2SE 5 "Tiger" as well? I don't see much mention about Java except a little in the XCode area. They don't mention a version at all. Maybe I just missed it.
Of course, that'll also have the effect of putting more people on the internet, which will result in Googles having to have to beef up their search indices on "Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bears", "Ditka", and "Polish Sausage".
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How many people will now avoid the iPod since our commander-in-chief uses one. Of course, it's not like he picked it out or even filled the playlist himself, so I'm sure nobody would use that information when purchasing one. But that's my point. People don't make blind decisions just because a government agency likely made a blind decision before them.
Then again, people in Soviet Russia appear to be afflicted with amusing juxtapositions of the aforementioned situation.
That wasn't an OS login. That was a Workgroup/Domain login, albeit misleading.
Just a note, it says "Friday, April 29, 6 p.m."
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I wonder what they were going to smoke it in.
Has the military really given up on this concept, or has their research moved to other, more classified levels?
Actually, since the project is 30 years old now, you can't find anything on baby bootstrap" anymore because you should have searched on something like "unshaven slob who watches SpongeBob all day bootstrap".
What the hell are they smoking?!
Well, IT sure beats what they put you through at the airlines.
FAKE GHOSTLIKE PHOTONS
...is an anagram for...
FOOLS SHOP AT THINKGEEK
Just thouht I'd share.
We're not going to spend taxpayers' money on a program so that Microsoft can further consolidate its monopoly..."
Yet they use Word grammar check.
So the proposed solution is to sue the pants off of anyone involved with open source and take their money. Open source developers have a great defense against this: they have no money.
One of the biggest performance helps is to keep the paging file from being fragmented, and I'm not talking about three or four fragments.
I've come across workstations where the paging file is in thousands of fragments. This happens when someone messes with the settings. For instance, they might increase the size of the paging file thinking it'll help to have more. Normally, it's not a bad idea to increase it but if the drive is heavily fragmented, Windows dutifully uses the fragments for the new space.
The only way to fix it is to completely delete (deactivate) the page file, then do a defrag, then re-create the page file (several reboots involved).
That's probably the best way to tune the page file. There, I saved you from having to take the time to read the article.
That was probably "The Most Disappointing Mythbusters Ever." It was only interesting at the end, when they destroyed it. All those mirrors crashing at once, they figured it represented a large multiple of 7 years bad luck.
How do you know my time is worth nothing just because I'm not at work?
As more and more information based employment becomes a reality, this "meme" as you call it, becomes more and more true.
My ability to code doesn't stop at 5:00 PM when I leave work. It also doesn't depend on my being *at* work.
Leasure is defined, by those same silly economists, as "unpaid human activity." If my leasure time interfeers with time better spent on revineu generating activities, it helps to think of it in terms of dollars per hour.
If you had to pay $35 to watch an episode of 24, I would bet you wouldn't watch it.
A McDonald's employee's skill set is equivalent to his/her pay, if it is the only job he/she is qualified at.
I know this sounds like a dot-com-bubble theory, but guess what? 2004 was the year the dot-com recovered from the bubble burst. And the companies that are still standing are a lot more nimble and aware of the mentality that caused the burst (those being darn stupid business plans, to name one).
But the real bottom line is, and this is what people learn in their economics class, "It's just a theory."
I wish people would stop pushing the CD/RIP-BACK solution for DRM encoded AAC's. There's a loss of quality in the process, not to mention the amount of time it takes to burn and rip.
For one song, it's not a big deal. But imagine trying to do this to the entire U2 album. How much would it cost if your time is worth, say oh I don't know, $35/hr?
For now, we'll have to make do with a related article.
Good luck with the transition.
"the language evolution"
Also known as feature creep. Also known as, "if it can do this, why can't it do that?"
This guy says there are some interesting benchmarks. That alone could jusify some companies to pick up the tab for you.
Good as this is, what I'm really waiting for is a way to tap into the language center.
Seems like yet another self help topic to me.
Proof once again that Macs are nothing more than an item for trend whores and label sluts.
No, because that would bring the Apple marketshare up to 3%, which we all know is impossible.
Is Mac OS X Tiger going to have J2SE 5 "Tiger" as well? I don't see much mention about Java except a little in the XCode area. They don't mention a version at all. Maybe I just missed it.
I wonder what a capitulation scheme is.
They probably meant "odd capitalization scheme." YoU THiNk, hUh?
Actually, at first I read it as "odd copulation schemes," which makes a lot more sense, doesn't it? * fp
Hey, I keep telling them that it build character! They still end up crying.
Of course, that'll also have the effect of putting more people on the internet, which will result in Googles having to have to beef up their search indices on "Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bears", "Ditka", and "Polish Sausage".
How will MSN respond? fp
...which is significant considering that about a third of all Internet traffic is currently torrent data.
Too bad it's all broken copies of LG3D.