One reason the broadband in the USA is behind other countries is the population density. With WiMax (stupid name - what will the next version be called WiMaxXTREAM?) one tower with a fancy antenna can cover a lot more ground.
Volunteer EMS and VFD can transmit on the emergency freqs and could ask for a retransmit. This is a guy that helps idiots who attack starbucks at riots.
http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt/licensing.htm l
Use the Qt Commercial License to:
Build commercial software.
Build software that is not sold, but that advances the business goals of a commercial enterprise.
For the record all the President has to do is pick up the phone and call the Speaker of the House and say I want somthing done and I will have a draft sent to you in the next 4 hours.
That may not be the way The Founders wanted things to work, but that is the way they do.
That doesn't make a whole hell of a lot of sense.
You let her be exposed to Disney so she will buy their crap, but you don't let he watch a show that helps her learn.
Great parenting!!! Start saving now for her bail.
In quite a few places in the US, the 'last mile' is 2-4 miles...
1 WHOLE mile? That isn't far enough for smaller towns. Now if it was 10+ miles it would work.
No one needs that many MP3's and that much porn!
One reason the broadband in the USA is behind other countries is the population density. With WiMax (stupid name - what will the next version be called WiMaxXTREAM?) one tower with a fancy antenna can cover a lot more ground.
Then why does the linked article say that in will be builtin to laptops in the future?
Sounds like a consumer tech to me.
Please excuse him. He works for NASA. :->
This guy, judging from his homepage, is one of those people that help those that attacks starbucks during riots.
He appears to be about as antiprofit as you can get.
Still support him?
Volunteer EMS and VFD can transmit on the emergency freqs and could ask for a retransmit. This is a guy that helps idiots who attack starbucks at riots.
WTF does that mean? Since being ambidextrous people can use both hands equally well just leave the trackball on one side.
Now I could see where it might be difficult for left handed people to use.
Oh. So he helps stupid people who attack starbucks because they think it will help their cause.
I say this because those incharge of the protests HURT their cause by allowing idiots to run riot.
Better that that: Logitech Trackman Marble FX
The OpenSSL code has highly optimized assembly for those functions under x86. On other archs it is just C code that the compiler has to optimize.
That may explain the speed difference that you are seeing.
Oh. So he helps stupid people who attack starbucks.
I say this because those incharge of the protests HURT their cause by allowing idiots to run riot.
http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt/licensing.htm l
Use the Qt Commercial License to:
Build commercial software.
Build software that is not sold, but that advances the business goals of a commercial enterprise.
It isn't new. I saw tech like this in CompuUSA about 2-4 years ago. It cam with the Intel WebCams they where selling.
But that isn't what the QT site says. I know what the GPL says, but the QT site says something else.
You brain dead idiot. He said server so I responded with that in mind.
But you can get such support for RH workstation.
Yea! Because IBM, REDHAT, SUSE and the other enterprise linux companies don't sell 24/7/365.2423 support plans.
Oh, wait, they do!
QT differs with you on that. They say you have to use buy a license if you use QT to make money.
Are they lying?
wxWindows doesn't cost money if you use it in commerical apps.
Just damn. The quality of /. keeps going down and down and down.
That setup would get you fired at most companies.
For the record all the President has to do is pick up the phone and call the Speaker of the House and say I want somthing done and I will have a draft sent to you in the next 4 hours.
That may not be the way The Founders wanted things to work, but that is the way they do.
It was submitted but the story was not accepted.
It wasn't the USSC, it was a Federal District judge.