I'm sure we need at least 20 cores. Let's see... 9 cores for the mortal men, 7 for the dwarves, 3 for elven lords, and one core to rule them all and in the DRM bind them.
Randall: We made trees and shrubs. We helped make all this. Kevin: Whew! That's not bad. Randall: Yeah. But did we get a thimble full of credit for it? No! All we got was the sack. Just for creating the Pink Bunkadoo. Kevin: Pink Bunkadoo? Randall: Yeah. Beautiful trees that was. Og designed it. 600 feet high, bright red, and smelled terrible.
In 1990, Word and Excel were integrated such that you could copy/paste between apps, and I believe they supported hot links where live data could be inserted. (Dynamic Data Exchange) That was a fairly new thing for different apps. (There were certainly combo apps that did documents, spreadsheets, databases, etc, that did it much before then, even in DOS.)
There was no integration with Access because it wasn't released until 1993.
He couldn't have done what the text says. Access 1.0 was released in 1993. Basically the Register stories boil down to goo. Does anyone have a link to a story with come actual content and information?
I had a "Boom baby boom! I'm the Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight" quote in my sig for a couple weeks. I think it cost me a few karma in the hours after 9/11 before I realized and changed it.
Typo? Oh...! Yes, I can't see why I'd confuse Commodore Elron Hubbard with Captain Obed Marsh. And famous Scientologists never have to be hidden away when they gradually show the Innsmouth look and start acting strange.
VOIP GooglePhone? They could combine it with their search engine and social networking. I can't wait to try that I'm Feeling Lucky button on my dialing screen, woohoo!
I wonder where the heck they sell them? It doesn't sound like something a guy in a bar on a Friday night would try to sell you, claiming it fell off the back of a truck. ("It should cost much more, but for you, only $50,000! It's a steal!")
How many end up on eBay? (The Cthurch of Scientology usually blocks private sales of e-meters on eBay with a DMCA copyright notice. I don't see how copyright trumps the first sale doctrine on a physical object like an e-meter, but I haven't had Elronic training.)
Some early work was done with both. They set them up to monitor each other's output for correctness. There was a snag in that the output of the male brain was always flagged as incorrect. Removing the interface or even powering down the female brain made no difference, the male brain was always wrong.
I used to tune in a shortwave time-signal station like WWV or CHU to carefully set my computers. Now, with Internet, they just automatically join the DDoS against TL time servers once a week.
No way. They'll just get started and then they'll get all excited because they've dicovered water on the surface. You'll never any work out of them after that.
And what if someone had the bean burrito for lunch? (Always a problem in a space suit, but at least in closed suit it doesn't contaminate the surrounding area.) And what happens to sensitive instruments in a vacuum when someone gets too close in a "sweat-suit"?
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I'm sure we need at least 20 cores. Let's see... 9 cores for the mortal men, 7 for the dwarves, 3 for elven lords, and one core to rule them all and in the DRM bind them.
What a lot of sites need is a slashdot.txt file.
Just remember: Zefram Cochran shot first!
There was no integration with Access because it wasn't released until 1993.
In 1988, running on Windows 2.1 or even earlier? I doubt it.
He couldn't have done what the text says. Access 1.0 was released in 1993. Basically the Register stories boil down to goo. Does anyone have a link to a story with come actual content and information?
Wasn't Microsoft Access 1.0 released in 1993 or so?
Dinosaur Neil!
I had a "Boom baby boom! I'm the Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight" quote in my sig for a couple weeks. I think it cost me a few karma in the hours after 9/11 before I realized and changed it.
Typo? Oh...! Yes, I can't see why I'd confuse Commodore Elron Hubbard with Captain Obed Marsh. And famous Scientologists never have to be hidden away when they gradually show the Innsmouth look and start acting strange.
Darn! Bell Labs invented a method of producing coherent light, but the secret of producing coherent videos hasn't escaped to the outside world yet.
VOIP GooglePhone? They could combine it with their search engine and social networking. I can't wait to try that I'm Feeling Lucky button on my dialing screen, woohoo!
How many end up on eBay? (The Cthurch of Scientology usually blocks private sales of e-meters on eBay with a DMCA copyright notice. I don't see how copyright trumps the first sale doctrine on a physical object like an e-meter, but I haven't had Elronic training.)
Far less time for it to be a best seller.
Some early work was done with both. They set them up to monitor each other's output for correctness. There was a snag in that the output of the male brain was always flagged as incorrect. Removing the interface or even powering down the female brain made no difference, the male brain was always wrong.
So what happens when you drop it in your instant coffee and zap it in the microwave?
I used to tune in a shortwave time-signal station like WWV or CHU to carefully set my computers. Now, with Internet, they just automatically join the DDoS against TL time servers once a week.
They should have just dropped another rover at the edge of the sandtrap and carried on. It would have cost them a stroke, but that's not so bad.
No way. They'll just get started and then they'll get all excited because they've dicovered water on the surface. You'll never any work out of them after that.
Or maybe David Niven, yeah baby!
And what if someone had the bean burrito for lunch? (Always a problem in a space suit, but at least in closed suit it doesn't contaminate the surrounding area.) And what happens to sensitive instruments in a vacuum when someone gets too close in a "sweat-suit"?
No, they accidently ate one of those packets. There's a warning on them for a reason!
Who says that they need space suits?