Exactly. If you set up an iTunes account with a credit card and link it with an iDevice and give it to your kid to do what they want with it then it's your own stupid fault.
Yes for Visual Studio Express you pay nothing. For the complete package you pay a lot. Apple is providing their entire set of developer tools for $6 on the app store. Woopee I'm sure a lot of people will go broke paying for that.
Oh ok. thanks for clearing that up. I wish I had some mod points left...
I had it wrong anyway, I just looked it up. They did use liquid nitrogen at Chernobyl but they used it to try and freeze the earth below it so that it couldn't reach the water table and cause a steam explosion, but they gave up on that and filled the basement with concrete instead. Well, that's my limited understanding of it anyway...
The technical problems and finding a source of such a large amount are fair enough. I never considered that. Though I don't think it's fair to be concerned about the expense in a situation like this where the health and lives of thousands and long lasting damage to the environment are more important...
Funny; I've had the opposite experience - several Hitachi drives have died on me... I buy WD drives now and they've been fantastic. Although I think I may switch to Seagate if WD does buy Hitachi...
MichaelKristopeit* is a troll bot. At least most seem to believe he/it is... Don't tell me you haven't noticed the different numbers on the end of its name on each of its posts?
This is how my school was. All mobile phones were banned. Didn't stop people sneaking them in though and texting each other when the teacher's back was turned.
Maybe. But if he were doing the same on real hardware with Windows he would still have to go through several hardware upgrades...
I agree that it is pretty cool that the executables from Windows 2 will still run on Windows 7. I am pretty sure that the ones he were running were from windows 2 because Windows 1 apps won't run without modifying the header, but they still can run (see: http://toastytech.com/guis/misc.html)
Every survey site I've ever been a member of claims to provide their client that they are doing the research for with anonymous data only. It's nothing new at all.
How is this any different from the billion other survey sites on the internet (Rewards Central for example) that pay you to do surveys or polls and then give you a small payment for it?
I really don't see the big deal; you only have to click the link once and it remembers your preference. They're not the only site in the world that try to redirect you to your own country's site. If they didn't do it we'd have a bunch of people complaining that they can't have localised search results because they are searching the wrong google site. I suppose they could always to what ebay does though, I've noticed before when I go to ebay.com it shows a small popup inside of the page asking if I want to go to ebay.com.au. But I think if google did that they'd get too many complaints.
If you click on the link at the bottom of the google page instead of typing google.com into the address bad it doesn't redirect you. I know on google.com.au there is a link at the bottom that when you click it takes you to google.com and doesn't redirect...
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Exactly. If you set up an iTunes account with a credit card and link it with an iDevice and give it to your kid to do what they want with it then it's your own stupid fault.
Yes for Visual Studio Express you pay nothing. For the complete package you pay a lot. Apple is providing their entire set of developer tools for $6 on the app store. Woopee I'm sure a lot of people will go broke paying for that.
Oh ok. thanks for clearing that up. I wish I had some mod points left...
I had it wrong anyway, I just looked it up. They did use liquid nitrogen at Chernobyl but they used it to try and freeze the earth below it so that it couldn't reach the water table and cause a steam explosion, but they gave up on that and filled the basement with concrete instead. Well, that's my limited understanding of it anyway...
The technical problems and finding a source of such a large amount are fair enough. I never considered that. Though I don't think it's fair to be concerned about the expense in a situation like this where the health and lives of thousands and long lasting damage to the environment are more important...
I've seen that video where he eats something from his foot. He's a disgusting dirty man.
He's definitely mentally ill... Paranoia and all that shit. He really needs professional help.
I'm wondering why they can't pump liquid nitrogen in there to cool it down. Didn't they do that at Chernobyl?
Wow, yeah how rotten of them to charge $5 for a full developers suite. Simply disgraceful.
How much does Visual Studio cost?
Click with 2 fingers on the trackpad.
Funny; I've had the opposite experience - several Hitachi drives have died on me... I buy WD drives now and they've been fantastic. Although I think I may switch to Seagate if WD does buy Hitachi...
What's that got to do with the price of fish?
MichaelKristopeit* is a troll bot. At least most seem to believe he/it is... Don't tell me you haven't noticed the different numbers on the end of its name on each of its posts?
Our principal used to confiscate sim cards and send them home to the parents in the mail... Not everybody got caught with their phones either.
This is how my school was. All mobile phones were banned. Didn't stop people sneaking them in though and texting each other when the teacher's back was turned.
Maybe. But if he were doing the same on real hardware with Windows he would still have to go through several hardware upgrades...
I agree that it is pretty cool that the executables from Windows 2 will still run on Windows 7. I am pretty sure that the ones he were running were from windows 2 because Windows 1 apps won't run without modifying the header, but they still can run (see: http://toastytech.com/guis/misc.html)
Every survey site I've ever been a member of claims to provide their client that they are doing the research for with anonymous data only. It's nothing new at all.
Geez that made sense... I need more coffee...
How is this any different from the billion other survey sites on the internet (Rewards Central for example) that pay you to do surveys or polls and then give you a small payment for it?
And how many times now have you been told that the "server" Mac Mini machines come with 2 hard drives that can be configured in a RAID array?
I donated $0.50 AUD.
I hope it helps him LOL
hahaha thanks, tjis is the funniest thing I've seen in ages!
I really don't see the big deal; you only have to click the link once and it remembers your preference. They're not the only site in the world that try to redirect you to your own country's site. If they didn't do it we'd have a bunch of people complaining that they can't have localised search results because they are searching the wrong google site. I suppose they could always to what ebay does though, I've noticed before when I go to ebay.com it shows a small popup inside of the page asking if I want to go to ebay.com.au. But I think if google did that they'd get too many complaints.
If you click on the link at the bottom of the google page instead of typing google.com into the address bad it doesn't redirect you. I know on google.com.au there is a link at the bottom that when you click it takes you to google.com and doesn't redirect...
You don't. The idiot slashdot developers expect everybody to know html....
The details of the exploit used in the competition aren't released until after the vendor has released a patch to fix it...