They already implied that these are salvaged 570 parts for a limited holiday production run. If you snag one with a free game you want, not a bad deal. Think carefully if you might go SLI in the future, since they'll be hard to find later.
Because he didn't dial the international sequence, 01 + Canada code + phone number. He dialed a plain 1 + area code + phone number, yet it was an international call. So yeah, Canada is just a few area code extentions of the USA. =n)
The devs have taken out useful feature after useful feature. I even voiced my concern on the mailing list some time ago, and was met with "such options are too confusing to the average person," and then silence. I still use Pidgin, but it's certainly not the cool Gaim of old.
The article doesn't make it clear why it should run as a screensaver... is the ISO interactive? How does one escape the screensaver? Why not just run it stand-alone?
Also, this was surprising: "OS/2 is finally being withdrawn on December 23, 2005. According to the IBM Web site on OS/2 Warp migration (see Resources), there is no replacement product from IBM. IBM suggests that OS/2 customers consider Linux." They should at least recommend a specific product, else the remaining OS/2 userbase will entirely fragment. Recommendations are not irresponsible, only the customer blindly accepting it would be.
Following the instructions in the article is not for the faint of heart!
Play Q3A on a home lan... single digit latencies...
And about your comp arch class, wait until you have to fab your creation, and your implementer sneaks into your cube and whacks you up the backside of your head! =P
The word Firefox just so does not roll off the tongue. =( And I just got my family trained about Mozilla and Firebird! (When they click on IE, it launches Firebird! Muhaha!) Personally I think they need to ditch using the word "fire" in the name altogther. Man, I'm envisioning myself at work, telling someone, "Yeah now launch Firefox." "Huh?"
"Customers of this new entry level version of Windows would be presented with a clear and easy upgrade path to both Windows XP Home or Windows XP Professional, he added."
1) Customer buys XP-demo 2) Customer "forced" to upgrade to XP-home/pro at a later date 3) Profit!
Before you know it, Dell/HP/etc will be shipping only XP-demo, and end-suckers^Wusers will have to post-purchase the "real" thing.
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They already implied that these are salvaged 570 parts for a limited holiday production run. If you snag one with a free game you want, not a bad deal. Think carefully if you might go SLI in the future, since they'll be hard to find later.
Except nobody can read that. The line noise up there with perl!
Right, so they send it over the internet instead. No wonder it's been so slow today...
Because he didn't dial the international sequence, 01 + Canada code + phone number.
He dialed a plain 1 + area code + phone number, yet it was an international call.
So yeah, Canada is just a few area code extentions of the USA. =n)
10^5 is 100,000 T (instantly lethal to organic life)
Why did /. try to popup a new ad window today on firefox+linux?
Exactly. The buzz created demand, not the scarcity.
The devs have taken out useful feature after useful feature. I even voiced my concern on the mailing list some time ago, and was met with "such options are too confusing to the average person," and then silence. I still use Pidgin, but it's certainly not the cool Gaim of old.
mylifebites.com wait what was that again? oh *bits* ...
Firing: you suck, good bye!
Layoff: we suck, good bye!
ooh i alike nashunal grammer day alot!!
Yes, what the heck is that? Restarting fixes it, but that just shouldn't be. Happens under Linux on my machine at work that rarely reboots.
> Cram? Chip designers get more and more transistors to use every year. I don't believe there's any "cramming" involved.
Someone is definitely not a mainstream CPU designer! It never all fits... ask any floor-planner.
They called tech workers with lesser social skills "booger-eaters"!
Too bad Mandriva suffers from the same laptop hdd head unload/load issues!
This guy should not operate in a PR capacity at all!
Very strange! A bug in /. code?
The article doesn't make it clear why it should run as a screensaver... is the ISO interactive? How does one escape the screensaver? Why not just run it stand-alone?
Also, this was surprising: "OS/2 is finally being withdrawn on December 23, 2005. According to the IBM Web site on OS/2 Warp migration (see Resources), there is no replacement product from IBM. IBM suggests that OS/2 customers consider Linux." They should at least recommend a specific product, else the remaining OS/2 userbase will entirely fragment. Recommendations are not irresponsible, only the customer blindly accepting it would be.
Following the instructions in the article is not for the faint of heart!
"3000ish" messages.
Ahh, but if we went through the Earth, max latency is ~85ms!
Play Q3A on a home lan... single digit latencies...
And about your comp arch class, wait until you have to fab your creation, and your implementer sneaks into your cube and whacks you up the backside of your head! =P
The word Firefox just so does not roll off the tongue. =( And I just got my family trained about Mozilla and Firebird! (When they click on IE, it launches Firebird! Muhaha!) Personally I think they need to ditch using the word "fire" in the name altogther. Man, I'm envisioning myself at work, telling someone, "Yeah now launch Firefox." "Huh?"
"Customers of this new entry level version of Windows would be presented with a clear and easy upgrade path to both Windows XP Home or Windows XP Professional, he added."
1) Customer buys XP-demo
2) Customer "forced" to upgrade to XP-home/pro at a later date
3) Profit!
Before you know it, Dell/HP/etc will be shipping only XP-demo, and end-suckers^Wusers will have to post-purchase the "real" thing.
He's got you on the 3-phase thing... most houses have 1 and 2 phase (2 and 3 wires).
I thought of this years ago while working at DEC!