You've never flown swiss air, I take it. Swiss is only a little better service, but better nonetheless. On british, we flew into heathrow from Charles-de-gaulle, and they had moved our terminal across the airport. I literally had to run a whole mile from where our scheduled terminal was to the new one, and they had the nerve to slap a surcharge on me for holding up the flight. On top of that, mine and several other passengers' bags didn't make in on the plane and I arrived in JFK with just my carry on. Good thing i was coming home. I would have been quite annoyed starting my vacation with no clothes.
All of these people complaining that they aren't getting the full advertised speed of their residential lines. Why is this so shocking? These lines do not guarantee any amount of bandwidth or even uptime. Am I the only one around here that knows that the only way to guarantee bandwidth availability is with an SLA of some sort?
And I don't wanna hear a word about the price of a t line with an SLA being too expensive. This is the US, and our broadband sucks. If you don't like it, STFU and GTFO.
Yes i have tried it, but clearly i haven't tried every device in existance. There may be exceptions, but I'd put a large sum of money that any device with a shred of complexity to it would not work. Can you imagine installing windows 98 catalyst drivers onto xp?
It's tough to tell if you post is just profane ignorance or flamebait, but are you fucking stupid? NT based operating systems have this little thing goin on called Microkernel Architecture. No way a win98 or older driver will work as well, if at all on one of these newer OSes.
to recap: NT 4.0 driver on 2k or xp - maybe 98se driver on NT 4 2k, or xp - NO FUCKING WAY
I remember seeing a while ago a device that you can program with a passcode. If you know the passcode, it lets the call through, if not, it emits a fast-busy signal. Damned if i can find a link to it, though.
Anandtech reviewed this drive a month ago. Though I seem to remember reading that it was an OEM Sample from dell using 200 GB platters, and that by the retail launch they would be using larger(320 GB?) platters. That is why they posted it, right? Retail launch? It better be, otherwise, they're in for (more of) a flaming.
Typo Flame..........check Not News Flame...check Dupe Flame.........missing
exactly. Transporting it there is one thing. Reading it back is an entirely different animal. The beauty of networks is that theyre so goddamned direct. it's just disk>network>disk instead of disk>disc>car>disk. And what if you've got wikipedia in the trunk? What do you do when someone edits a page?
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...OP's assertion stands.....
Thanks for reminding me of the reason I stopped reading the comments here.
a hip pouch.
Fucking fagboy.
Yes, really. The 30" Apple has really high ppi.
Not an Apple fanboi, just sayin'
That I just finished reading this.
No.
pffft..... look at his UID! it's in the millions!!!!
Why then, do rays of light not knock us over when they hit us? /always wondered
Quoth Benjamin Franklin
That's why you should use ctrl-z or the backspace key. They always works.
Back button = Mouse faggotry = Fail.
Keyboard FTW!
You've never flown swiss air, I take it. Swiss is only a little better service, but better nonetheless. On british, we flew into heathrow from Charles-de-gaulle, and they had moved our terminal across the airport. I literally had to run a whole mile from where our scheduled terminal was to the new one, and they had the nerve to slap a surcharge on me for holding up the flight. On top of that, mine and several other passengers' bags didn't make in on the plane and I arrived in JFK with just my carry on. Good thing i was coming home. I would have been quite annoyed starting my vacation with no clothes.
Isn't that sort of the mantra of IT? You only hear about it when it breaks.
Wow. That was the first proper /. thread I've read in a while.
All of this editor zealotry is too much for me.
I'll settle it once and for all.
Notepad is best.
/ducks
...things like on-board sound and networking don't function...at all...
Do you know what an RMA is?
All of these people complaining that they aren't getting the full advertised speed of their residential lines. Why is this so shocking? These lines do not guarantee any amount of bandwidth or even uptime. Am I the only one around here that knows that the only way to guarantee bandwidth availability is with an SLA of some sort?
And I don't wanna hear a word about the price of a t line with an SLA being too expensive. This is the US, and our broadband sucks. If you don't like it, STFU and GTFO.
Mod parent +1 pwnt. Please?
Yes i have tried it, but clearly i haven't tried every device in existance. There may be exceptions, but I'd put a large sum of money that any device with a shred of complexity to it would not work. Can you imagine installing windows 98 catalyst drivers onto xp?
It's tough to tell if you post is just profane ignorance or flamebait, but are you fucking stupid? NT based operating systems have this little thing goin on called Microkernel Architecture. No way a win98 or older driver will work as well, if at all on one of these newer OSes.
to recap:
NT 4.0 driver on 2k or xp - maybe
98se driver on NT 4 2k, or xp - NO FUCKING WAY
One time, I snorted a line of toner. Man was I blitzed.
I remember seeing a while ago a device that you can program with a passcode. If you know the passcode, it lets the call through, if not, it emits a fast-busy signal. Damned if i can find a link to it, though.
I've even got 2 functioning browsers on my treo 650. Opera mini and Blazer.
Anandtech reviewed this drive a month ago .
Though I seem to remember reading that it was an OEM Sample from dell using 200 GB platters, and that by the retail launch they would be using larger(320 GB?) platters. That is why they posted it, right? Retail launch? It better be, otherwise, they're in for (more of) a flaming.
Typo Flame..........check
Not News Flame...check
Dupe Flame.........missing
Almost there guys, need a little help though.
Isn't this why most of us have jobs?
exactly. Transporting it there is one thing. Reading it back is an entirely different animal. The beauty of networks is that theyre so goddamned direct. it's just disk>network>disk instead of disk>disc>car>disk. And what if you've got wikipedia in the trunk? What do you do when someone edits a page?