I'm sorry but if I'm not waiting in line for this movie, I'd just be playing solitairre at work. So really the economy is being spurred by me going out and spending money, no?
James has a homepage here, for your perusal. There are some really interesting things on it, like the fact he is Canadian and likes pies in Bill Gate's face to name a few.
Interesting idea, although it'll be interesting to see if the idea catches on.
That's interestingly a very interesting comment that piqued by interest in this interesting subject of interest. What I'm more interested in knowing is if any other interesting people are interested in this interesting idea? Because if there are interesting people interested in this interesting idea, well, I almost hesitate to say it, I'd be interested!
For example, when visiting a site a person may receive a pop-up box that appears as a security warning with the message: "Do you accept this download?" If the consumer clicks "Yes," an application is automatically installed.
Had you read, you'd see you have to give it your 'concent' (sic). I can't believe this then went on to get modded up.
very few projects should have more than 10 programmers (if any).
You realize you just suggested that very few software projects should have any programmers. How is the project going to get completed without anyone working on it?
here is a sweet page about modding cars. It can turn you into a ricer real quick. Car mods are pretty popular these days in my town, from big fins to stickers, to large exhaust pipes, there's just no end to the mods.
here's another fascinating article about this sort of "digital watermarking". Ogg is looking more impressive too, but mp3's are just so entrenched it'll be tough to get the average user to convert.
Why is it that no matter what things humans do to the earth (good or bad), the ONLY time we're "playing God" is when we fiddle with genes. Very arbitrary criterion if you ask me. Did not God create the trees and the animals? Why when we destroy or create these things then are we not "playing God". It seems a bit illogical to me.
This is a REALLY good idea! Think if there was some central repository for security updates and stuff that shipped with the OS! You could just click a link on your desktop and it would show you everything that needed to be updated or that had security holes. Then you could easily check what you wanted to patch, and it would do it for you! The only thing left is a name for this great idea, how about "Windows Update"??
P2P = good Distributed computing = good p2p + distributed computing = bad.
This reminds me of something my dad once told me regarding his school lunch as a boy. Just because kids like spaghetti, and kids like peanut butter, doesn't mean they'll like spaghetti and peanut butter.
april fool! it so funny! pigeons typing...too funny fo me! (btw, is it a slashdot april fools to disable anonymous posting, or is that how its gonna be?)
But don't worry about it happening again anytime soon. The next expected supernova is nearly 500,000 light-years away and is too far from the earth to cause any damage."
Too bad, I was thinking of a way out of doing my math homework tonight.
"How do you telecommuters out there deal with those Bad Computing Days, where for one reason or another, things just refuse to work? "
Simple, I read a good book or spend time with my friends. Seriously, this sounds like complaining about getting a day off of school because it is too icy out or something.
This is the only time since I started reading this site in '99 that I remember the editors posting comments in such numbers. Naturally, it is when they want our money.
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I'm sorry but if I'm not waiting in line for this movie, I'd just be playing solitairre at work. So really the economy is being spurred by me going out and spending money, no?
James has a homepage here, for your perusal. There are some really interesting things on it, like the fact he is Canadian and likes pies in Bill Gate's face to name a few.
Interesting idea, although it'll be interesting to see if the idea catches on.
That's interestingly a very interesting comment that piqued by interest in this interesting subject of interest. What I'm more interested in knowing is if any other interesting people are interested in this interesting idea? Because if there are interesting people interested in this interesting idea, well, I almost hesitate to say it, I'd be interested!
On March 14 you did a piece on this Southern Indiana's man love of roller coasters
There's a Freudian slip if there ever was one.
"those people too young to have an interest in pr0n"
This is mathematically equivalent to the empty set, correct?
MS:0 The rest of us:1
When did you start keeping score?
Unix servers breaking out all over
:)
Kind of like its Users huh?
sorry guess i stopped reading before that part :), in that case, i agree w/ sc00ter.
For example, when visiting a site a person may receive a pop-up box that appears as a security warning with the message: "Do you accept this download?" If the consumer clicks "Yes," an application is automatically installed.
Had you read, you'd see you have to give it your 'concent' (sic). I can't believe this then went on to get modded up.
So most of the wimen rely
Please tell me that you don't really think "women" is spelled "wimen".
very few projects should have more than 10 programmers (if any).
You realize you just suggested that very few software projects should have any programmers. How is the project going to get completed without anyone working on it?
here is a sweet page about modding cars. It can turn you into a ricer real quick. Car mods are pretty popular these days in my town, from big fins to stickers, to large exhaust pipes, there's just no end to the mods.
Here is the complete list of inventions and patents of thomas a. edison. truly a remarkable man.
here's another fascinating article about this sort of "digital watermarking". Ogg is looking more impressive too, but mp3's are just so entrenched it'll be tough to get the average user to convert.
Why is it that no matter what things humans do to the earth (good or bad), the ONLY time we're "playing God" is when we fiddle with genes. Very arbitrary criterion if you ask me. Did not God create the trees and the animals? Why when we destroy or create these things then are we not "playing God". It seems a bit illogical to me.
This is a REALLY good idea! Think if there was some central repository for security updates and stuff that shipped with the OS! You could just click a link on your desktop and it would show you everything that needed to be updated or that had security holes. Then you could easily check what you wanted to patch, and it would do it for you! The only thing left is a name for this great idea, how about "Windows Update"??
You can't pick an arbitrary point in time when software is ... "known to have security holes!"
Sure I can. How about "right now."
P2P = good
Distributed computing = good
p2p + distributed computing = bad.
This reminds me of something my dad once told me regarding his school lunch as a boy. Just because kids like spaghetti, and kids like peanut butter, doesn't mean they'll like spaghetti and peanut butter.
april fool! it so funny! pigeons typing...too funny fo me! (btw, is it a slashdot april fools to disable anonymous posting, or is that how its gonna be?)
Lotus security updates? Avoid the issue in general? What issue?? Any links, relevant information from anyone would be great.
Shuffle: You can now choose between shuffling between songs or between albums. I'm not quite sure what that means.
Allow me to clarify. Shuffling between songs would take all your songs and play them in random order.
Shuffling albums would take all your albums and play them in random order. So, Album2, Album4,Alubum3..etc...
But don't worry about it happening again anytime soon. The next expected supernova is nearly 500,000 light-years away and is too far from the earth to cause any damage."
Too bad, I was thinking of a way out of doing my math homework tonight.
"How do you telecommuters out there deal with those Bad Computing Days, where for one reason or another, things just refuse to work? "
Simple, I read a good book or spend time with my friends. Seriously, this sounds like complaining about getting a day off of school because it is too icy out or something.
This is the only time since I started reading this site in '99 that I remember the editors posting comments in such numbers. Naturally, it is when they want our money.
It's hard enough finding ACTUAL intelligence on a Wolfenstein server these days!