I think the Parent was referring to Xcode's ability to optimize binaries so lower clock speeds will still be able to run intensive apps (compiled by Xcode).
HSUPA Is the upstream part of an HSPA radio. The iPhone wouldn't have half of an HSPA radio. I don't think it has one at all, since AT&T doesn't have HSPA as far as I know.
From what I've seen, they avoided having the right click because they wanted people to use keyboard shortcuts when possible.
How many Windows users know that alt-enter brings up the properties dialog?
How many Mac OS users know that command-i brings up the get info dialog?
imo, the keyboard is more efficient anyways.
I've had coverage all around Tampa bay, and on long island and in cali when I was there on business. I know their coverage isn't the greatest but it's not bad.
Incandescent bulbs are still being made. CFL/LED lights won't work everywhere. The bit of the page saying this is the last plant is either sensationalism or GE doesn't make many bulbs.
I powered up a blackberry that had been off for a few years. The clock was set to not get the current time from the network and was set to some time in 2007, making most (if not all) of the security certificates invalid. The Blackberry displayed a warning dialog for every connection till we corrected the date. So yes, BBs do warn for invalid certs.
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All they said was: Anonymous 10/22/10(Fri)17:03:50 No.11657799 Slashdot: irrelevant since the early 2000's
I do not believe that the parent post was serious.
I'll ask. http://boards.4chan.org/r9k/res/11657768
>implying it's not
I think the Parent was referring to Xcode's ability to optimize binaries so lower clock speeds will still be able to run intensive apps (compiled by Xcode).
HSUPA Is the upstream part of an HSPA radio. The iPhone wouldn't have half of an HSPA radio. I don't think it has one at all, since AT&T doesn't have HSPA as far as I know.
UMTS isn't 4G or anywhere as fast as WiMax.
there's no easy way to get an unlocked Android phone.
Never heard of craigslist or ebay? I unlock phones every day. It's not a hard thing.
Going strong? Not quite.
It hasn't been "MicroSoft" since the 80s.
http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Furry NSFW, Obviously.
The SL grid uses linux and mono.
I've never seen so many people take a comment so seriously. Lighten up people.
Oh, also NAT needs to keep a translation table meaning you can't establish large amounts of connections (think torrents).
Only if your router is rubbish.
Ban privately owned vehicles, and repossess all of them. Use the money to build up public transit.
But if those unemployed had jobs they'd be paying more taxes...
Where could you possibly read something like that?
The touch.facebook.com server was down this afternoon.
From what I've seen, they avoided having the right click because they wanted people to use keyboard shortcuts when possible. How many Windows users know that alt-enter brings up the properties dialog? How many Mac OS users know that command-i brings up the get info dialog? imo, the keyboard is more efficient anyways.
I've had coverage all around Tampa bay, and on long island and in cali when I was there on business. I know their coverage isn't the greatest but it's not bad.
Incandescent bulbs are still being made. CFL/LED lights won't work everywhere. The bit of the page saying this is the last plant is either sensationalism or GE doesn't make many bulbs.
I powered up a blackberry that had been off for a few years. The clock was set to not get the current time from the network and was set to some time in 2007, making most (if not all) of the security certificates invalid. The Blackberry displayed a warning dialog for every connection till we corrected the date. So yes, BBs do warn for invalid certs.
Getting some updates, or getting the auto-update process started required using internet explorer.
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And why do they belong on the top right? Oh yes, Microsoft put them there.