By that I mean the machine will be so fast and powerful you will not know (or care) about the hardware that comprises it.
Chipset? Who cares when the thing could fully model a tornado as a background task while doing the rendering for Finding Nemo in real time? Oh yeah... AND performing your daily tasks: playing your tunes, surfing whatever the net has become, and automatically updating its kernel (if a kernel still exists then).
Software too - I run both XP and Linux, and if set up correctly it really is kind of transparent (Ok, so the Windows do look different, and drive volumes are labled differently).
I expect that using a computer will become more cognitive: currently you have to think like the computer - the computer doesn't adapt to your thinking (regardless of what Apple says).
One last thing: no more moving parts in the persistant storage, please.
1) Before coming to work, make the idiotic assumption that only highly experienced power users will need help
2) Make fun of the people who call with your coworkers - after all, it isn't that YOUR COMPANIES PRODUCT sucks... it must be that the people calling for help are stupid
3) Laugh as you get the pink slip and someone in India takes your job
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By that I mean the machine will be so fast and powerful you will not know (or care) about the hardware that comprises it.
Chipset? Who cares when the thing could fully model a tornado as a background task while doing the rendering for Finding Nemo in real time? Oh yeah... AND performing your daily tasks: playing your tunes, surfing whatever the net has become, and automatically updating its kernel (if a kernel still exists then).
Software too - I run both XP and Linux, and if set up correctly it really is kind of transparent (Ok, so the Windows do look different, and drive volumes are labled differently).
I expect that using a computer will become more cognitive: currently you have to think like the computer - the computer doesn't adapt to your thinking (regardless of what Apple says).
One last thing: no more moving parts in the persistant storage, please.
Great idea, unfortunately the burden of proof falls on the victim in cases of fraud.
How long did it take them to figure this out?
Perhaps Microsoft wrote Blaster themselves, intentionally keeping in realtively innocent.
Consipracy theory anyone?
Take them to court, compare social security numbers, case dismissed.
When you apply for a passport, don't you have to do it at a government office? Or a post office?
I applied at the post office. My information never left the custody of the federal government.
If this happenned to you why did the POLICE investigate? The FBI and U.S. Postal Inspection Service should have notified - and they WOULD intestigate.
I have had checks clear that I have forgaotten to sign.
To answer your question.... Yes, they had a completely BLANK sig line and cleared anyway.
After that I did an experiement: instead of a sig, I drew a little picture on the sig line (smiley faces). Result? Check cleared.
Makes you wonder why they even bother with the sig line any more.
...but is Linus a eunuch?
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Ok - I get it now.... sometimes it take me a while - much like Little Larry in The Big Lobowsky.
I had that - could not copy/paste short cuts to the desktop.
Also, could not drag and drop (d/d uses the clipboard).
Not true - I get these errors (2000) and haven't applied the patch or tried to remove it yet.
1) Before coming to work, make the idiotic assumption that only highly experienced power users will need help
2) Make fun of the people who call with your coworkers - after all, it isn't that YOUR COMPANIES PRODUCT sucks... it must be that the people calling for help are stupid
3) Laugh as you get the pink slip and someone in India takes your job
...but the perverts have the most fun with them.
Sorry introverts.
I wonder if the commanding officer of the Iraqi Republican Guard Medina Division would agree with you.
Probably not, since he is dead.
Then I suggest taking a nap.
Well, true - but my wallet only cares about one level of indirection.
Who is complaining? I am just pointing out the obvious: that people will pay for content - even if that content is a commercial.
This is true - I have a black and white in my basement that I plugged in one day and started watching.
When I say plugged in - I mean into the power outlet. Nothing else. Not rabbit ears or foil.
Beautiful (BW) picture... and I get exactly two stations. But hey, it IS free!
...if you have a security clearance.
There is development going on here that will never EVER be shipped overseas.
We USED to get all TV for free.
THEN we paid for cable - but that was ok because we got out boobs, 4 letter words, and gore... commercial free.
NOW we pay MORE for cable, get twice the commercials, and have to watch edited versions of many movies.
Go figure.
So to those who say we will never pay for content on the net... what are you watching tonight, and how much are you paying again?
Assmebly and test sites:
n g/ manufacturing_at_a_glance.pdf
San Jose, Costa Rica
Shanghai, China
Kulim, Malaysia
Penang, Malaysia
http://www.intel.com/pressroom/kits/manufacturi
Intel FAB's
Chandler, Arizona
Santa Clara, CA
Colorado Springs, CO
Leixlip, Ireland
Jersusalem, Israel
Qiryat Gat, Israel
Houston, Mass
Hillsboro, Oregon
...not Websters.
...an unemployed (God knows the real reason why), person off the street working on my network... while he is learning his job via OJT.
Wonderful.
So it is!
All this time I thought it was simply an emulator.