True. I don't think I could honestly use a 10 screen setup. I'd have to turn around too often to use most of it, so I'd probably end up using 3 screens all the time, or maybe 3 with another 3 screens above them.
Not to mention the aspect ration of 2 17"s compared to a 21" or whatnot. I can make a lot more use of the extra real estate being wide instead of tall.
Or maybe they're just targeting the one that a) has money and b) they hate.
You could patent something, and only sue Microsoft even if all web browsers infringed on it.
I'm running 7B85 on my 500 MHz TiBook now (512 MB ram), its certainly good enough for me. Mind you, FinalCut still can't work properly, but that because of drive speed more than anything else
And how'd you get good at using the principles?
Practice. Which is the sane way of doing repetition in math. Its not repetition of the exact same thing, but it is repetition.
As was put by my one of my high school history teachers:
Repetition is the mother of learning. Repetition is the mother of learning. Repetition is the mother of learning. Repetition is the mother of learning. Repetition is the mother of learning.
Getting the concept in lecture is one thing, but actually rememerbing it when you leave is another.
Making a decision out of fear of reprisal isn't illegal on either parties part. Its only when some action takes place there's a problem.
its sort of like giving your wallet to the big scary guy on the corner because you think he might threaten you. Its illegal for him to threaten you, but just by looking menacing he hasn't done anything wrong.
Its a free speech issue, sure, but not a constitutionally relevant one. Free speech can be restricted by private contracts to a very large degree. Just think NDAs. There are usually consequences for speaking your mind, just not legal ones.
I think this has more to do with the problem then the free market. When you have only one company, there's little incentive for the company to provide better services to its customers.
True, but most people don't like to deal with dual sided dvds. Easier to damage when there's data on both sides instead of a label on one, plus they just seem cheaper.
Also you get to throw in Value Theory, where people make choices based on what they find important, which isn't always self interest. Else its the warm fuzzies they get for doing things that seem to not be self interest.
Having a grandfather who spent 4 years in a home after a stroke and a heart attack, I know exactly what you mean. I do wonder if thats not a very good representative sample though. There are hoards of elderly people that are just fine out in the world. I wonder if being treated as an invalid as most people in a home are is more a cause of dementia than a symptom.
Interfered with somebody's ability to make a living? Since when is that a right? If I've got a business model of strangling small children (or something legal thats equally offensive), other people have a right hinder me in anyway they legally can.
Profit is not its own justification. Thats the sort of thinking that arms dealers and the RIAA use (like how I tied those together?).
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The reason that it was worth noting was the 15" before this had the old rev motherboard, so it only supported BlueTooth with a USB adaptor, and regular AirPort, not Airport Extreme.
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True. I don't think I could honestly use a 10 screen setup. I'd have to turn around too often to use most of it, so I'd probably end up using 3 screens all the time, or maybe 3 with another 3 screens above them.
Not to mention the aspect ration of 2 17"s compared to a 21" or whatnot. I can make a lot more use of the extra real estate being wide instead of tall.
Or maybe they're just targeting the one that a) has money and b) they hate. You could patent something, and only sue Microsoft even if all web browsers infringed on it.
I'm running 7B85 on my 500 MHz TiBook now (512 MB ram), its certainly good enough for me. Mind you, FinalCut still can't work properly, but that because of drive speed more than anything else
And $64.50 for a Government discount (which applies to employees of Fed, state, and local governments).
And how'd you get good at using the principles? Practice. Which is the sane way of doing repetition in math. Its not repetition of the exact same thing, but it is repetition.
As was put by my one of my high school history teachers:
Repetition is the mother of learning.
Repetition is the mother of learning.
Repetition is the mother of learning.
Repetition is the mother of learning.
Repetition is the mother of learning.
Getting the concept in lecture is one thing, but actually rememerbing it when you leave is another.
Making a decision out of fear of reprisal isn't illegal on either parties part. Its only when some action takes place there's a problem.
its sort of like giving your wallet to the big scary guy on the corner because you think he might threaten you. Its illegal for him to threaten you, but just by looking menacing he hasn't done anything wrong.
Its a free speech issue, sure, but not a constitutionally relevant one. Free speech can be restricted by private contracts to a very large degree. Just think NDAs. There are usually consequences for speaking your mind, just not legal ones.
which owns the local electric monopoly
I think this has more to do with the problem then the free market. When you have only one company, there's little incentive for the company to provide better services to its customers.
Actually, there's 2 different 10.2.7s. You have "10.2.7", G5 owners have "10.2.7 (G5)".
True, but most people don't like to deal with dual sided dvds. Easier to damage when there's data on both sides instead of a label on one, plus they just seem cheaper.
Or do weight training.
Also you get to throw in Value Theory, where people make choices based on what they find important, which isn't always self interest. Else its the warm fuzzies they get for doing things that seem to not be self interest.
Funny, being an Econ major who's reading slashdot, I'd like to refute that point.
Who says I didn't mean it that way?
Other way around. I'm at home and want to update my work machine.
Having a grandfather who spent 4 years in a home after a stroke and a heart attack, I know exactly what you mean. I do wonder if thats not a very good representative sample though. There are hoards of elderly people that are just fine out in the world. I wonder if being treated as an invalid as most people in a home are is more a cause of dementia than a symptom.
On the other hand, one of my favorite quotes is "Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines."
Look at the heat sinks in the g5's. I doubt they'll be getting that into a 1U anytime soon. I'm betting on a 2U Xserve for the g5s.
Apple just probably didn't want it all rolled out at the same time. They'd have nothing to show off for a couple months.
Or else he's going to run around with the X-Men.
Interfered with somebody's ability to make a living? Since when is that a right? If I've got a business model of strangling small children (or something legal thats equally offensive), other people have a right hinder me in anyway they legally can.
Profit is not its own justification. Thats the sort of thinking that arms dealers and the RIAA use (like how I tied those together?).
Basic Literacy:
"after they count 51% of that total for any one candidate."
Which means if anytime during the counting, one candidate gets 51% of the vote, they can stop counting.
What did you think last weeks announcement was???
The reason that it was worth noting was the 15" before this had the old rev motherboard, so it only supported BlueTooth with a USB adaptor, and regular AirPort, not Airport Extreme.