i believe the speculation is that the heaters in the sensors were faulty/insufficient and they became clogged with ice. the flight envelope at high altitudes is very narrow and apparently very difficult to fly without reliably knowing the airspeed.
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do you happen to live in one of those countries where MS sales reps just sit around all day (going to lunch periodically) just waiting for someone to actually spend money on software?
BizSpark will give you all the MS software you need for $100 for 3 years. If software licensing costs are still important after 3 years, you're doing it wrong.
well if Steve Jobs is right, and there can only be one "App Store", then wouldn't that define a market segment, and therefore this position be actionable under anti-trust laws?
wait... in whose screwed up version of utopia do "law enforcement agencies" need "tailored and unique codes" in order to carry out their "offensive missions" ?
alternative choices: 1) get a bench warrant. 2) don't.
the kicker is that if you jailbreak your 3G you can enable some of the iOS4 features they said it couldn't handle and it works just fine. well, no worse than it normally does, anyway.
it has 4 mics, and apparently they do a whole lot of audio processing formerly considered impossible, like distinguishing multiple voices at a distance & noise-cancelling multiple sources. for example, they can do voice recognition on two different players while ignoring the sound coming from the TV, stereo, vacuum cleaner, etc...
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i believe the speculation is that the heaters in the sensors were faulty/insufficient and they became clogged with ice. the flight envelope at high altitudes is very narrow and apparently very difficult to fly without reliably knowing the airspeed.
= 124 miles/hour
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What a load of fucking bullshit.
mac users are unaware of this fact. to them, the universe just looks like brushed metal - no effects reality-distortion are visible within the field.
this would only happen if there's an unpatched privilege escalation vulnerability on the system you're using.
i'm not sure why windows/mac/linux would be any different in this regard.
although, you won't find a 15.4" WUXGA (1920x1200) laptop any more. they stopped making them several years ago, for shame :(
(typing this on my 15.4" WUXGA Dell D830)
do you happen to live in one of those countries where MS sales reps just sit around all day (going to lunch periodically) just waiting for someone to actually spend money on software?
BizSpark will give you all the MS software you need for $100 for 3 years. If software licensing costs are still important after 3 years, you're doing it wrong.
YES!! Hopefully it'll be as good as Johnny Mnemonic!
who'd have thought? from such reputable new sources, too!
twitter -> reddev -> timothy -> slashdot
damn, those nyt people must be shaking in their boots.
i get all my updates from http://filehippo.com/
well if Steve Jobs is right, and there can only be one "App Store", then wouldn't that define a market segment, and therefore this position be actionable under anti-trust laws?
brown hat
what, like "shit-head" ?
correct, suspended processes have a darker gray background. the light gray is the selection highlight for inactive windows.
it's somewhat suspicious, though, that the un-maximized chrome window is set up to obscure all but the new medium-trust chrome.exe and calc.exe.
it looks to me like they've done some heap spraying in chrome.exe (see the unusual 450MB working set).
the list of 'gray' processes in the 2nd procexp session are:
1) explorer.exe
2) process_explorer.exe
3) process_explorer64.exe
4) chrome.exe (UI)
5) chrome.exe (low-trust child)
6) (new, unknown.exe)
7) heap-sprayed, medium chrome.exe
8) calc.exe
as for #6, above, you can see the bottom 2 rows of pixels of the icon, and it doesn't look like chrome's icon, maybe rundll32.exe ?
wait... in whose screwed up version of utopia do "law enforcement agencies" need "tailored and unique codes" in order to carry out their "offensive missions" ?
alternative choices:
1) get a bench warrant.
2) don't.
actually office has been automatable via its COM/OLE API since around '93 when VBA first came out.
yeah, because CPU optimization is really important when distributing commands/queries to multiple remote systems...
not everything, VBScript handles optional arguments, Variants and SAFEARRAYS better than JScript. All key differences when talking to COM.
nah, they'd probably just buy another company to do it for them...
except if you've got a 3G, then you're screwed, still, more, again...
the kicker is that if you jailbreak your 3G you can enable some of the iOS4 features they said it couldn't handle and it works just fine. well, no worse than it normally does, anyway.
yeah, they should stick to weaving textiles by hand, dammit.
you pay $105 for 10Mbps? ouch
i'm no lover of display ads, but i have to take issue with that comment.
the benefit they bring to the user is the existence of the sites themselves.
there's a few steps missing there, but it shouldn't take an economics degree to work them out...
it has 4 mics, and apparently they do a whole lot of audio processing formerly considered impossible, like distinguishing multiple voices at a distance & noise-cancelling multiple sources. for example, they can do voice recognition on two different players while ignoring the sound coming from the TV, stereo, vacuum cleaner, etc...