and go with your favourite supplier of quality hardware? Also, bear in mind that some of your connected equipment isn't and can't be N-enabled (PS3 it think from memory). Therefore, you'll want something that can gracefully handle both G and N at the same time (ideally as separately configured wireless networks).
Nah, still full price over here, plus the HP Sales line is now closed. Was going to call and ask for the same pricing as the US. Maybe we'll see some movement on Monday when everyone gets back to work.
It appears that O2 (in the UK) is going to offer the iPhone on a Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) deal. This is a non-contract way of running a phone over here. You buy top-up cards with airtime (say £10 or £20) when you run out.
If the premium on the phone isn't huge (you usually pay more for PAYG as it's not a guaranteed income to the operator), it could be a good way of getting a non-contract iPhone to jail-break. If it can be jail broken (I give it 10 hours, any advances).
So it turns in the insurance business equivalent of:
Broker: Sure we'll insure your car. Client: Great, how much? Broker: $100,000 for this year.
In other words, we don't want your business, but we don't want to tell you to your face. We'll just make our offer so astronomically high, you'll go quietly away.
Saying that, shouldn't they have made their figure $3 billion or something. £1.5B seems like they might get a bite.
So everyone sells Yahoo! stock, because the growth is slowing, not because sales are decreasing.
So this implies that the growth calculations were agressive, not that there's anything directly wrong with ad sales.
Advertising sales from both sectors have slowed down during the past three to four weeks, although both remain on a growth track. "They're growing, but they're not growing as quickly as we would have hoped at this moment in time," said Semel.
.. yeah, it's working great. Like the pile of trash that is iTunes 7. Corrupted cover art, CoverFlow may/may not run on your PC, audio glitches, SoundBridges broken cause they changed the DAAP protocols....
Really glad they polished that of, before letting it out the door.
At timecode 1:39 he claims that the protons are travelling around the 27km at 50,000 times/second. This gives them a speed of 1.3m km/sec, over 4 times the speed of light;). Impressive!
Apparently they travel 11,000 times a second around the 27km, reaching 0.999997828 the speed of light.
Slashdot Mirror
Weird, I read the title as 'Standard For Electric Chair Announced'. I was actually surprised that they didn't already have one......
Could you not just check the list here:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices
and go with your favourite supplier of quality hardware? Also, bear in mind that some of your connected equipment isn't and can't be N-enabled (PS3 it think from memory). Therefore, you'll want something that can gracefully handle both G and N at the same time (ideally as separately configured wireless networks).
Nah, still full price over here, plus the HP Sales line is now closed. Was going to call and ask for the same pricing as the US. Maybe we'll see some movement on Monday when everyone gets back to work.
And, bang, HP's shopping cart goes down.
'Out of memory'
haha :)
Even more so when you implement the message passing with a non-blocking IO paradigm. Something like http://www.jboss.org/netty
It appears that O2 (in the UK) is going to offer the iPhone on a Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) deal. This is a non-contract way of running a phone over here. You buy top-up cards with airtime (say £10 or £20) when you run out.
If the premium on the phone isn't huge (you usually pay more for PAYG as it's not a guaranteed income to the operator), it could be a good way of getting a non-contract iPhone to jail-break. If it can be jail broken (I give it 10 hours, any advances).
More info : http://www.o2.co.uk/iphone/paygo
Actually it's a bunch of ogg files ;)
Check c:\program files\ChatterBlocker\ChatterBlocker_Content
Ho Ho Ho...
Damn right. We'll start buying all the stuff when the real market value hits $0 ;)
So it turns in the insurance business equivalent of:
Broker: Sure we'll insure your car.
Client: Great, how much?
Broker: $100,000 for this year.
In other words, we don't want your business, but we don't want to tell you to your face. We'll just make our offer so astronomically high, you'll go quietly away.
Saying that, shouldn't they have made their figure $3 billion or something. £1.5B seems like they might get a bite.
True, but isn't the price difference Content vs Distribution?
I'd assume that content would always surpass the value of distribution, but maybe that's what's changing.
... so now we've got
;)
1. Create service
2. Get other people to violate copyright with your service
3. Avoid Lawsuits
4. ???
5. Profit (or at least $1.5B)
I'd really love to have seen their pitch to any VC firms
Brilliant, thanks for the tip!
... to do it. Can't get on the site at the mo'. Seems to have died for some reason ;) Anyone got a mirror of it?
Couldn't they ask for donations as well? I remember on of the other distro's doing this (was it Mandrake?).
Honestly, just avoid this discussion by using flat files.
;) True, it does work better on my MacBook... ;).
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Must remember my tags in future
.. yeah, it's working great. Like the pile of trash that is iTunes 7. Corrupted cover art, CoverFlow may/may not run on your PC, audio glitches, SoundBridges broken cause they changed the DAAP protocols....
Really glad they polished that of, before letting it out the door.
At timecode 1:39 he claims that the protons are travelling around the 27km at 50,000 times/second. This gives them a speed of 1.3m km/sec, over 4 times the speed of light ;). Impressive!
Apparently they travel 11,000 times a second around the 27km, reaching 0.999997828 the speed of light.
LHC Facts
OK, any mirrors to the VM image here pretty please?
Unlike those who know who to write "Anonymous Coward"?
Isn't this like the virus companies threating to shoot themselves....? Oh, hang on, they don't really write all the virii... :)
Holy Cow! 400KB/sec! Right, everyone sod off until i've got it! Give me 10 minutes :)
OMG, when did they patent "Unbelievable"? SBC have been really busy...........
Wonder what the fee's for "Unbelievable" things will be?
I get the strangest feeling that the next story posted is going to be about processors or something, maybe from Toms Hardware......
Wierd...
...Pontifex. You try and build bridges which stay up when you run trains over them. Really cool.
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