It would have been nice if the article had broken down the network power consumption down into something useful like the number of Watts for a single 10/100/1000 Mbps port, instead they bury it under the total IT power consumption. In the end, when I have to weigh the cost of upgrading my PC vs the energy savings, I'd like useful benchmarks.
Yup, there's various periods of Stonehenge, including when they got by with wood markers. I hear that all the tourists asking why the place was called Stonehenge drove the druids to do the later versions.
The first I'd heard of XMLHTTP was when spammers started using a secuity exploit in ActiveX to use it to load an executable and then save the nasty via AdoStream to disk. It wasn't until a couple years later that I read more and thought "Oh, so that's what it's for!" (Silly me, I'd been using it to pull all the jpgs from.. umm.. sites.)
The spec for TLA 2.0 requires namespaces, but there's debate over which authority will be the TNA and maintain them, as well as technical questions of TLA nesting.
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But what could they do with pasta until the tomato was brought over from the Americas?
Do any of the sheep look like Captain Jack?
I wonder if the complaint will ever show up in the Chilling Effects clearinghouse list?
Ha! I triple black dog dare him!
It wasn't a double-dog dare, so he's not serious.
It would have been nice if the article had broken down the network power consumption down into something useful like the number of Watts for a single 10/100/1000 Mbps port, instead they bury it under the total IT power consumption. In the end, when I have to weigh the cost of upgrading my PC vs the energy savings, I'd like useful benchmarks.
A new player for the Edinburgh Engines in the Bucky Basketball League!
Was the survey really sure that they were talking to CheckFree, Visa, and WellsFargo?
Maybe if the terrorists just toss a bunch of LED throwies at something they want destroyed, then Homeland Security will blow it up for them?
Sigh. Take 2. Space Invaders!
They'll need that laser to deal with the Space Invaders!
Some of the displays were flipping the bird, and The Flying Fickle Finger of Fate sounds pretty dangerous.
I wonder how they'd react to actual guerrilla street art?
And the real origins of Starbucks is further back than you might think.
Music with the Rocks in?
Once of the legends of Stonehenge is that Merlin stole the stones from the Welsh and magicked them to their current location.
When they explore a bit more, they'll find that all the inhabitants died suddenly and were wearing Nike products.
Yup, there's various periods of Stonehenge, including when they got by with wood markers. I hear that all the tourists asking why the place was called Stonehenge drove the druids to do the later versions.
The first I'd heard of XMLHTTP was when spammers started using a secuity exploit in ActiveX to use it to load an executable and then save the nasty via AdoStream to disk. It wasn't until a couple years later that I read more and thought "Oh, so that's what it's for!" (Silly me, I'd been using it to pull all the jpgs from .. umm .. sites.)
I say we fix him up with General Abacha's widow.
The spec for TLA 2.0 requires namespaces, but there's debate over which authority will be the TNA and maintain them, as well as technical questions of TLA nesting.
Daleks: Exterminate! Exterminate!
Cybermen: Delete! Delete!
Botnet Bots: V1agr4! V1agr4!