medical science also indicates that the teenage body's sleep cycle shifts to wake up _later_ than a preteen. Yet high school usually starts earlier. (Yeah, it's kind of off topic but it was one of my peeves at that age:)
Oh? tres cool. Do you know where I can find the code? I would pay 20/mo for that one. Even if all it does is discard "resident" and "name or resident" (hey, if you don't care if I still live there, I don't care what you're selling).
ooh, that's an interesting point. I reinstalled my desktop this weekend and I know the main disk has multiple partitions (one in particular is "this space isn't usable because there's not enough to make a full block with these NTFS settings"). How do I check those?
except for the build-it-yourself market, anyway. I expect the same folks who want to be able to overclock their chips are going to want to be able to update their OS. The boards made for prebuilt systems will probably lack such stuff unless someone decides it's cheaper to use the more capable chipset everywhere than to run two lines.
Well, I wouldn't comment it that way; I'd do "Attempting to write the OSF flag to logic 1 leaves the local value unchanged so update the local value by pulling that bit out of the nvram buffer" or some such. But maybe I'm too verbose.
I think they're going more on the 'reasonable' angle. Note that the only requirement on the search/seizure activity is that it be reasonable. Once public consensus is that 6 swat guys in riot gear with automatic weapons breaking down the door at 3am is a reasonable response to your IP address showing up on a list, well, there ya go; the 4th has nothing against that.
okay, you've now outlined the business case for why OCZ keeps going with shitty defect rates. You have not yet explained why I would want to take a 1/20 chance of a defective product over a 1/200 chance.
how do you define a laptop, then? My main gripe with this is that I'm not sure I consider an ARM chip sufficient, but I haven't kept up with the specs, and it may be that for what I would actually do on a laptop, it'll work. The video transcoding and editing will stay on the desktop with the two big monitors regardless:)
no, because the stereotypical "shouting fire in a theater" involves (a) the statement being inaccurate and (b) the the probable damage being immediate.
depends. Define 'normal'. Remember home businesses, telecommuters, folks who watch a lot of netflix streaming, folks who use dropbox et al for offsite backup of substantial amounts of data, and business ideas that are infeasible right now but could be possible given widespread high bandwidth (3-d hi-def video phone!)
yep, the government should never have arranged for you to get electricity, sewer lines, telephone, roads, or any of the other widespread physical networks that it makes sense for everyone to have one of but not so much sense for there to be three of.
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Ah, I wish I hadn't already posted. This is a very reasonable question that any patent system should try to answer.
Patents are applied for in good faith.
Your optimism is refreshing.
yes, yes it does.
"Then you can play at 9am on Saturday and Sunday, since your friend apparently stays up too late to be up at 9am to play with you."
medical science also indicates that the teenage body's sleep cycle shifts to wake up _later_ than a preteen. Yet high school usually starts earlier. (Yeah, it's kind of off topic but it was one of my peeves at that age :)
You missed the part where they bought that after waking up, eh?
that'll cover the long haul part, but to get from the rail yard to the grocery store there's gonna be a truck.
Don't forget baseball bats. Very dangerous.
Amen. Here, have some coffee cake.
Oh? tres cool. Do you know where I can find the code? I would pay 20/mo for that one. Even if all it does is discard "resident" and "name or resident" (hey, if you don't care if I still live there, I don't care what you're selling).
My thought exactly :)
ooh, that's an interesting point. I reinstalled my desktop this weekend and I know the main disk has multiple partitions (one in particular is "this space isn't usable because there's not enough to make a full block with these NTFS settings"). How do I check those?
except for the build-it-yourself market, anyway. I expect the same folks who want to be able to overclock their chips are going to want to be able to update their OS. The boards made for prebuilt systems will probably lack such stuff unless someone decides it's cheaper to use the more capable chipset everywhere than to run two lines.
I would have thought the attacking people and attempting to kill them was the problem.
curse you. Now my afternoon will be spent catching up on the archives instead of anything productive :)
Well, I wouldn't comment it that way; I'd do "Attempting to write the OSF flag to logic 1 leaves the local value unchanged so update the local value by pulling that bit out of the nvram buffer" or some such. But maybe I'm too verbose.
I think they're going more on the 'reasonable' angle. Note that the only requirement on the search/seizure activity is that it be reasonable. Once public consensus is that 6 swat guys in riot gear with automatic weapons breaking down the door at 3am is a reasonable response to your IP address showing up on a list, well, there ya go; the 4th has nothing against that.
okay, you've now outlined the business case for why OCZ keeps going with shitty defect rates. You have not yet explained why I would want to take a 1/20 chance of a defective product over a 1/200 chance.
'charged' is a pretty significant term in that sentence. In contrast with, for example, 'proven'. Or 'convicted'.
how do you define a laptop, then? My main gripe with this is that I'm not sure I consider an ARM chip sufficient, but I haven't kept up with the specs, and it may be that for what I would actually do on a laptop, it'll work. The video transcoding and editing will stay on the desktop with the two big monitors regardless :)
no, because the stereotypical "shouting fire in a theater" involves (a) the statement being inaccurate and (b) the the probable damage being immediate.
indeed, Switzerland is probably the textbook example of a well-regulated militia.
depends. Define 'normal'. Remember home businesses, telecommuters, folks who watch a lot of netflix streaming, folks who use dropbox et al for offsite backup of substantial amounts of data, and business ideas that are infeasible right now but could be possible given widespread high bandwidth (3-d hi-def video phone!)
yep, the government should never have arranged for you to get electricity, sewer lines, telephone, roads, or any of the other widespread physical networks that it makes sense for everyone to have one of but not so much sense for there to be three of.
http://investor.google.com/corporate/guidelines.html looks like what you want.