If your parents were so looking out for your interests, and you were as smart and above the class as you say, why didn't you skip a grade or two?/me remembers he almost skipped the 2nd grade...
Think F-16s. A stray cargo jet not responding to ATC? Yeah, that's suspicious. Apparently they give escorts to flights into Washington where people just look suspicious, and some flights just because of backgroud info. I don't think they'd hesitate to shoot down a jet full of cargo and dead pilots (because, face it, those pilots more than likely wouldn't have the plane taken alive, right?)
That isn't TCP's fault, really. It's at the physical layer (light/copper, what have you). If we can find a physical medium that can transport bits faster than c, I think TCP would do just fine.
To reply to myself (just read more), from this article:
(notice there's no mention of money...they just want to make their IM system better and more reliable by talking to people who develop software for it...smart idea!)
Sean Sundwall of Microsoft: "It is our expectation that those who use our service with unlicensed or unauthorized third-party clients will likely not be able to log on after October 15," Microsoft spokesperson Sean Sundwall told BetaNews. "We would encourage those third parties to contact us to work out agreements by which they can continue to have their customers access our network."... "We recognized over time that the interconnection between IM providers must be established formally," said Sundwall. "All we're asking is that those third parties work with us more closely."
If you look at this thread over at the trillian forums, you'd know that MSN IM is simply blocking older versions, but is not blocking 3rd parties. Trillian, for one, should be fine after the 15th. It's just a matter of being on the newer MSN protocol.
Palladium is not/never was "Windows Security." It is DRM, which is a whole different (and less desirable) beast. DRM will not keep W32.Blaster off your machine. Nor will it keep your comptuer from crashing.
The reason you don't write "it's" for possessive is because "it's" means "it is."
Also, it isn't the only word that has a possessive with no apostrophe. Think of other pronouns, such as ours, theirs, hers. You don't write our's or her's, do you?
To be most technical, every (I think every) personal pronoun has a possessive case, and these never have apostrophes. Those only apply when you want to make a noun possesive ("it" is not a noun).
Female, 3rd Person: Subjective = she Objective = her Possessive = hers
Neuter, 3rd person: Subjective, objective = it Possesive = its
When you think of it as a pronoun, it makes more sense!
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No es acento, sino es tilde! --IANA native speaker, but i know that much. :)
Hence the term, greenbacks. The back side is green. Simpler than you thought, huh? :)
If your parents were so looking out for your interests, and you were as smart and above the class as you say, why didn't you skip a grade or two? /me remembers he almost skipped the 2nd grade...
And there's even more money comming for the first couple to concieve and give birth in space!
On a serious note, I wonder if I'll live to see the first conception on the moon/in space.
(Yes, I meant both on CNN and in low quality bootleg form from BitTorrent)
Think F-16s. A stray cargo jet not responding to ATC? Yeah, that's suspicious. Apparently they give escorts to flights into Washington where people just look suspicious, and some flights just because of backgroud info. I don't think they'd hesitate to shoot down a jet full of cargo and dead pilots (because, face it, those pilots more than likely wouldn't have the plane taken alive, right?)
That isn't TCP's fault, really. It's at the physical layer (light/copper, what have you). If we can find a physical medium that can transport bits faster than c, I think TCP would do just fine.
That's at crap recording/playback bitrates. Also, that includes the AA battery pack you'll never use.
PS--I own an iRiver ihp120 and a sharp MD recorder.
Some people (like myself) use tags for navigation, but there is a file tree system that works very well for people that organize their music that way.
I beg to differ.
Come on, let me differ!
There's a new name for ya...I've always called them suicide lanes or just turning lanes.
Wrong again...it was a joke, as was the whole episode, that pretended the Simpsons were actors. "But don't believe me. Observe this commerical!"
http://www.snpp.com/guides/lisa-3.html#3.2.2
Two BT Keyboard and mouse sets, a tablet PC with a dongle, a SonyEricsson T610, and a Logitec cordless presenter...enough for you?0
I guess that makes...7 devices
Yep...I was never good at baseball.
"I got it!"
*ball flies over head*
I've only got one eye!
(ps--this really is the case)
I noticed too...seems to be something with Mozilla's Root CAs, because IE has no problem with it. IE also recently had an update to it's Root CA list.
The word greenbacks suggests the back is green, which these will stay. The front side (now tinted) has been black all along....not green.
Apologies:
this article
To reply to myself (just read more), from this article:
...
(notice there's no mention of money...they just want to make their IM system better and more reliable by talking to people who develop software for it...smart idea!)
Sean Sundwall of Microsoft:
"It is our expectation that those who use our service with unlicensed or unauthorized third-party clients will likely not be able to log on after October 15," Microsoft spokesperson Sean Sundwall told BetaNews. "We would encourage those third parties to contact us to work out agreements by which they can continue to have their customers access our network."
"We recognized over time that the interconnection between IM providers must be established formally," said Sundwall. "All we're asking is that those third parties work with us more closely."
If you look at this thread over at the trillian forums, you'd know that MSN IM is simply blocking older versions, but is not blocking 3rd parties. Trillian, for one, should be fine after the 15th. It's just a matter of being on the newer MSN protocol.
Palladium is not/never was "Windows Security." It is DRM, which is a whole different (and less desirable) beast. DRM will not keep W32.Blaster off your machine. Nor will it keep your comptuer from crashing.
Most people only set their VCR clocks to avoid the blinking 12:00, not so they can record programming.
Yes. Very well done. Now what is it? :P
The reason you don't write "it's" for possessive is because "it's" means "it is."
Also, it isn't the only word that has a possessive with no apostrophe. Think of other pronouns, such as ours, theirs, hers. You don't write our's or her's, do you?
To be most technical, every (I think every) personal pronoun has a possessive case, and these never have apostrophes. Those only apply when you want to make a noun possesive ("it" is not a noun).
Female, 3rd Person:
Subjective = she
Objective = her
Possessive = hers
Neuter, 3rd person:
Subjective, objective = it
Possesive = its
When you think of it as a pronoun, it makes more sense!
Nope...not a virus. As the title and story say, it's a worm, because it propogates itself.
Apparently they've trademarked P4G3R@nk (pagerank)
From that site:
tH3 hE4R+ 0F 0UR 50phtw4RE I5 P4G3R@nk(TM)