I don't know, with good equipment, it wasn't so bad. We kept two numbers. One was for the V.90 bank, one was for the k56flex bank. While the main bank was more reliable for those in the boonies, and went to V.90 fairly well, the k56flex never really failed us, and generally had fantastic speed and reliability for those with semi-modern lines.
Because PostgreSQL doesn't have as large of a community, can be a pain in the ass to administer, and doesn't have the same cross platform toolset as MySQL has accumulated over the years. Technically, PostgreSQL is superior, but in practice, most won't care or know the difference.
If you're dealing with someone who has the foresight to use an EMP pulse, and has the equipment necessary to do it, you have bigger things to worry about.
I've been a Mac user for a long time, and I've experienced very little lock in. Sure, many of the Apple apps are in common use because they're well designed -- I chose the operating system, only makes sense that the apps work like it.;) Regardless, I find a lot of third party apps to work quite well, and Microsoft Office is a bit of a dog.
When browsing through songs, click and hold the selector button for a couple of seconds, and the song will flash. This adds the song to your on-the-go playlist. Good for playlists on the fly.
Why is it that at least 75% of those girls are rather.. uninspiring? Yeah, I know, objectification of women and all of that. But, hey. It's a porn site. It's supposed to show the ideals. And.. they aren't. These are like my friends. heh.
So, Apple didn't design the motherboard, or the chipset derivative, or the Apple northbridge? Sure, the bus is based off of HyperTransport.. But you can't take Apple out of the equation.
If Samsung has licensed the patent, and Apple or Dell use Samsung LCD panels, doesn't that make Apple or Dell clear, or do you have to double license? That seems fishy.
Don't let a few ruin the whole thing. I've had a few PowerBooks, all with impeccable finish. The one problem I had was a loose power connector, 6 months down the line. I walk into an Apple Store, they replace it in 2 minutes, I walk out of the store.
You still didn't cite a source. There are still more desktop installations of Mac OS and Mac OS X than Linux according to quite a few reports, and I would be happy to cite them.
I will champion the free software as much as I can, but I won't spread false information to make things look like their heading for a utopian future. Linux is too far off for people to make the switch. Linux is accelerating in many fields, yes, but those are niche areas as well -- the same market that geeks derided Apple for. Apple is gunning for the mainstream again, and time will tell on who gets there first. Linux has a chance. I'm sure the Open Source way will fsck that up for them again.:(
I'm not saying it's a bad thing in and of itself. It's a bad thing that this training is the only thing children are being 'taught'. There isn't a balance. Educational reform has done nothing to help this, replacing the teacher's ability to steer their own course with more needless packets and exams designed only to prove that there was an ass in the chair for the past 12 years.
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I don't know, with good equipment, it wasn't so bad. We kept two numbers. One was for the V.90 bank, one was for the k56flex bank. While the main bank was more reliable for those in the boonies, and went to V.90 fairly well, the k56flex never really failed us, and generally had fantastic speed and reliability for those with semi-modern lines.
Because PostgreSQL doesn't have as large of a community, can be a pain in the ass to administer, and doesn't have the same cross platform toolset as MySQL has accumulated over the years. Technically, PostgreSQL is superior, but in practice, most won't care or know the difference.
Well, that works, then. They offer a branded browser, you don't have to take it.
I use Speakeasy myself, the OSTG plan that is advertised pretty often around here. I couldn't be happier.
Okay, maybe more upload bandwidth. Can't argue with the price, though.
This is a blatant advertisement.
Not blue. Just a video artifact. It was the Mac's "Grey", alternating white and black pixels to create a halftone.
Yeah, I suck. I realized it right after I hit 'Submit'.
If you're dealing with someone who has the foresight to use an EMP pulse, and has the equipment necessary to do it, you have bigger things to worry about.
Thumbnail tabs? Hm, sounds a lot like OmniWeb. :)
Odd.
;) Regardless, I find a lot of third party apps to work quite well, and Microsoft Office is a bit of a dog.
I've been a Mac user for a long time, and I've experienced very little lock in. Sure, many of the Apple apps are in common use because they're well designed -- I chose the operating system, only makes sense that the apps work like it.
When browsing through songs, click and hold the selector button for a couple of seconds, and the song will flash. This adds the song to your on-the-go playlist. Good for playlists on the fly.
Interesting. I'd like to see if other Windows users have noticed performance difficulties. I haven't, but "I haven't" doesn't mean a damn thing. ;)
:D
I've been happy with Apple Lossless and my iPod, but those Karma's are pretty nice.
I don't know, seems to work just fine for me on Windows. Maybe you should upgrade from that 128mb of RAM you're using on XP? ;)
+500 Insightful.
Perhaps you could download the 'bootonly' ISO, at 20mb, and install over the network?
They can't really be goth, most of the girls on the site are under 200 pounds.
Why is it that at least 75% of those girls are rather.. uninspiring? Yeah, I know, objectification of women and all of that. But, hey. It's a porn site. It's supposed to show the ideals. And.. they aren't. These are like my friends. heh.
So, Apple didn't design the motherboard, or the chipset derivative, or the Apple northbridge? Sure, the bus is based off of HyperTransport.. But you can't take Apple out of the equation.
DeCSS and [insert-new-format] burner to the rescue.
NewsTicker?
If Samsung has licensed the patent, and Apple or Dell use Samsung LCD panels, doesn't that make Apple or Dell clear, or do you have to double license? That seems fishy.
Don't let a few ruin the whole thing. I've had a few PowerBooks, all with impeccable finish. The one problem I had was a loose power connector, 6 months down the line. I walk into an Apple Store, they replace it in 2 minutes, I walk out of the store.
It doesn't get any better.
I like FAPP better.
;)
FreeBSD instead of generic termed BSD.
Performance problems? Data loss?
:)
Do you even watch the evolution of the site, or are you just throwing stuff out for the hell of it?
You still didn't cite a source. There are still more desktop installations of Mac OS and Mac OS X than Linux according to quite a few reports, and I would be happy to cite them.
:(
I will champion the free software as much as I can, but I won't spread false information to make things look like their heading for a utopian future. Linux is too far off for people to make the switch. Linux is accelerating in many fields, yes, but those are niche areas as well -- the same market that geeks derided Apple for. Apple is gunning for the mainstream again, and time will tell on who gets there first. Linux has a chance. I'm sure the Open Source way will fsck that up for them again.
I'm not saying it's a bad thing in and of itself. It's a bad thing that this training is the only thing children are being 'taught'. There isn't a balance. Educational reform has done nothing to help this, replacing the teacher's ability to steer their own course with more needless packets and exams designed only to prove that there was an ass in the chair for the past 12 years.