So will we see any future articles that will show us how we may mod our newly acquired kitty cat? Over-furrying techniques? Super-chilled kitty cats? Neon-lights attachments?
The Japanese who are always demanding less footprint from their electronics already have something that is JUST like this. The technology is already 3 years years old and Apple is just coming out with this now?
See more about here it here. FMWorld. If you can read Japanese that would be very helpful. The translated site should be here but I think there is something wrong with Babelfish...
The Japanese cell phone carrier Vodaphone started rolling out phones with TV abilities by integrating a TV tuner into the cell phone itself to pick up over the air TV signals. This past spring they've rolled out a new line of phones from Toshiba to expand upon their previously released phones from NEC. I first saw advertisements for these new phones on Japanese Drama shows.
More information on these phones can be found in the translated URL below. Granted though, this tuner cannot pickup Digital Signals over the air, hence no HDTV ready.
We use CA Brightstor in combination with a 50/100GB AIT tapes that makes nightly images of our critical servers. Should the server fail, we have a complete image of the server made daily and can restore the entire system in less than two hours. All the steps in restoration is documented on three sheets of paper so as long as you can read english and have poseable thumbs to hold the tapes, you can perform our restoration process.
I believe you are corret on this. I'm too lazy to search but I believe slashdot did carry a story on this cave-in by Microsoft a few months back when they said they had changed their mind and decided that security was far more important than their bottom line.
With the 1GB, you can download the est.fa.gz file which is all the sequences of all human ESTs in Genbank deposited as of 4 Nov, 2003. (Now you can carry your own copy of DNA with you). Only a whopping 958MB.
I am not sure why ATM sucked so bad at CASE but the ATM network deployed at Pearl Harbor works great (155Mbit to the desktop even with 300MHz P2). Tons and tons and tons of fiber all around the base and everything runs great. They even provide a few of the popular cable news network feeds over this ATM network such as FOX, CNN, Bloomber, and I think a few others that I can't recall. The only copper drop that was around was for the analog phones. In fact, even a year ago you would probablly still have a hard time trying to find a cat-5 drop. Keeps people from 'hooking' un-authorized equipment (personal systems) into the network so less chance for an outside contamination. Too bad now they are moving over to ethernet and no more on-demand video. *sigh*
Part of the reason Japanese 'toys', i.e. cell phones are far more advanced than their U.S. cousins is mainly due to their behavior in how they consume data services. One example is most metropolitan area rail services and their schedules are accessible via their cell phones. Considering the high reliance of the Japanese population up the rail system as a means of primary transportation, any means to increase the accessibility of these services would make their customers happy.
Not to mention, Samsung is also planning rolling out digital TV to cell phone so any high speeed would be greatly appreciated.
To put it lightly, the Japanese population is at best a good comparison to the BORG from Star Trek. They are the ultimate consumer and they will consume like there is no tomorrow.
Yep, as this weekend we celebrate the greatest generation ever, it is stories like this that reminds me this is the lamest generation ever.
Instead of taking responsibilties and accept full blame, he points the finger at someone else for his lack of moral compass and honesty.
"Oh I admit that I am a shop-lifter but I am going to sue the store because they should have caught me long time ago and set me right on my way so I would learn my lesson." Apparently he knew what was right and wrong and chose the wrong path to follow.
If you can't do the time then you shouldn't do the crime.
The internet killed the Video Star... see it here. Just be sure you have a decent macromedia flash player. This is quite old... an oldie, but a goodie.
Slashdot Mirror
So will we see any future articles that will show us how we may mod our newly acquired kitty cat? Over-furrying techniques? Super-chilled kitty cats? Neon-lights attachments?
The Japanese who are always demanding less footprint from their electronics already have something that is JUST like this. The technology is already 3 years years old and Apple is just coming out with this now?
See more about here it here. FMWorld. If you can read Japanese that would be very helpful. The translated site should be here but I think there is something wrong with Babelfish...
The Japanese cell phone carrier Vodaphone started rolling out phones with TV abilities by integrating a TV tuner into the cell phone itself to pick up over the air TV signals. This past spring they've rolled out a new line of phones from Toshiba to expand upon their previously released phones from NEC. I first saw advertisements for these new phones on Japanese Drama shows.
More information on these phones can be found in the translated URL below. Granted though, this tuner cannot pickup Digital Signals over the air, hence no HDTV ready.
Link here.
The Canadians must like their anime. Inuyasha was the 3rd most popular query in the month of July.
For those individuals wonder why they are paying more for Duke this year, now you know. And knowing is half the battle! GIJOE!!!
We use CA Brightstor in combination with a 50/100GB AIT tapes that makes nightly images of our critical servers. Should the server fail, we have a complete image of the server made daily and can restore the entire system in less than two hours. All the steps in restoration is documented on three sheets of paper so as long as you can read english and have poseable thumbs to hold the tapes, you can perform our restoration process.
You can try to find a lot of great and classic applications that are not the size of a full length movie. Check out Abandonware.
I can understand if poor grammar exist in the discussions with shorthand or acronyms. However, this is just bad. Any thoughts on this Commander Taco?
More can be read here...
News links from google...
I believe you are corret on this. I'm too lazy to search but I believe slashdot did carry a story on this cave-in by Microsoft a few months back when they said they had changed their mind and decided that security was far more important than their bottom line.
My roommate's computer had over 50 malicious executables that I had to uninstall... talk about a pain in the butt... *sigh*
Just go back using IRC. At least that is free.
I didn't get any pop up but I just foundout from channel5 that former president reagan just passed away this afternoon....
A moment of silence.
My adblocker blocked the article! That's how good my adblocker is. :-)
Just read it here.... It's also on surpnova too if you really don't want to pay for it. :-/
With the 1GB, you can download the est.fa.gz file which is all the sequences of all human ESTs in Genbank deposited as of 4 Nov, 2003. (Now you can carry your own copy of DNA with you). Only a whopping 958MB.
Well, for those that are interested in the 'bulk' data, you can pickup a 1GB SanDisk Cruzer Mini for only $162 after an instant rebate...
m as terid=1956584/search=1gb%20usb
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_getprod.php/
I am not sure why ATM sucked so bad at CASE but the ATM network deployed at Pearl Harbor works great (155Mbit to the desktop even with 300MHz P2). Tons and tons and tons of fiber all around the base and everything runs great. They even provide a few of the popular cable news network feeds over this ATM network such as FOX, CNN, Bloomber, and I think a few others that I can't recall. The only copper drop that was around was for the analog phones. In fact, even a year ago you would probablly still have a hard time trying to find a cat-5 drop. Keeps people from 'hooking' un-authorized equipment (personal systems) into the network so less chance for an outside contamination. Too bad now they are moving over to ethernet and no more on-demand video. *sigh*
Part of the reason Japanese 'toys', i.e. cell phones are far more advanced than their U.S. cousins is mainly due to their behavior in how they consume data services. One example is most metropolitan area rail services and their schedules are accessible via their cell phones. Considering the high reliance of the Japanese population up the rail system as a means of primary transportation, any means to increase the accessibility of these services would make their customers happy.
:-(
Not to mention, Samsung is also planning rolling out digital TV to cell phone so any high speeed would be greatly appreciated.
To put it lightly, the Japanese population is at best a good comparison to the BORG from Star Trek. They are the ultimate consumer and they will consume like there is no tomorrow.
*sigh* I miss Japan
Yep, as this weekend we celebrate the greatest generation ever, it is stories like this that reminds me this is the lamest generation ever.
Instead of taking responsibilties and accept full blame, he points the finger at someone else for his lack of moral compass and honesty.
"Oh I admit that I am a shop-lifter but I am going to sue the store because they should have caught me long time ago and set me right on my way so I would learn my lesson." Apparently he knew what was right and wrong and chose the wrong path to follow.
If you can't do the time then you shouldn't do the crime.
The internet killed the Video Star... see it here. Just be sure you have a decent macromedia flash player. This is quite old... an oldie, but a goodie.
Caddyshack Rules! :-)
Well, this isn't exactly real, but just think if someone could come up with a good idea for this movie. That would be pretty rad. :-)
Halo: The Movie.
"Shit Happens!"
LOL.
Just change the www6 to www2 or some other number lower than 6. I changed it to www2 and the website works great :-)