obl didn't commit a *crime*, he commited an act of war. and when people commit acts of war we land 2 dozen seals in the yard and put bullets in brains.
The self evident name will be "electronic mail" or some variation in any English speaking country
that's the rub, isn't it... it's likely that some variation of e-mail would have been coined in any case, but this dude *did* coin the term "e-mail". Thus he can say that he coined e-mail.
Remember the famous edison quote: "anybody, peering back into history, can claim an invention is self evident. Only the genius sees it as so before it is invented."
I hate the word "polish" in this context. when you read it you think it's talking about poland. I propose we spell it "pollish" to avoid any confusion. english is a living language!
they dumped the 17" completely... it was less that 1% of the 13" and 15" sales. can you blame them for not catering to you, specifically? The retina macbook has more than enough pixels and all the ports you need.
did you read teh apple i0s security design document? it talks a lot about "chain of trust" from boot-up through application use. this sounds like what you're talking about. as stephen hawking would say, "it's turtles, all the way down!"
aslr = a way to secure your memory so it's harder for malware to run attacks. EMET = a bunch of tools that windows uses to secure the machine. aslr is one of these tools bsod = blue screen of death. your computer is frozen AMD = a company that was formerly known for making computer chips, but is now in the graphics card business ATI = a graphics card manufacturer that AMD bought. DEP = another tool in the EMET toolkit. cert/cc = an organization that is viewed as an authority on computer stuff.
in short, AMD drivers suck so much that microsoft has to override its own computer protections to keep AMD from crashing your machine. so the drivers are not just unstable, they make your machine more vulnerable to malware. cert says, "epic fail".
I think this is valid, especially for large networks. does the computer of a secretary in alabama need the capability to access payroll data in new york city? break the links in the network, so each computer can connect to reasonable resources but not extensive. This contains any rampant issues.
similarly, payroll transmits data monthly to banks. does the sensitive payroll data need 24x7 online access?
I'm in america too. civil engineering master's degree at one of the UCs. a research stipend covered tuition and raman money. I'm lucky - the program had enough grants that all 20 masters students had funding.
Wow, incredible! An amazing experience: 1) line breaks are easy 2) i can make bullet lists simply 3) this is especially helpful because html on an iPad keyboard is a pita.
I can even do double line breaks! This is helpful if I want to call attention to certain phrases...
Umm, how about a big monitor like 24" or something? Or a new MacBook pro with retina display? To be clear, the go was referring to computers vs console/tv, not fancy TVs like 4k or whTever.
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obl didn't commit a *crime*, he commited an act of war. and when people commit acts of war we land 2 dozen seals in the yard and put bullets in brains.
The self evident name will be "electronic mail" or some variation in any English speaking country
that's the rub, isn't it... it's likely that some variation of e-mail would have been coined in any case, but this dude *did* coin the term "e-mail". Thus he can say that he coined e-mail.
Remember the famous edison quote: "anybody, peering back into history, can claim an invention is self evident. Only the genius sees it as so before it is invented."
umm... not that many?
I hate the word "polish" in this context. when you read it you think it's talking about poland. I propose we spell it "pollish" to avoid any confusion. english is a living language!
I think you mean 70% of the reciprocal of infinity...
umm, let me shoot this down.
price - you can get an iphone for free (3gs), $100 (iphone 4) or $200 (iphone 4s). how is this more expensive than the spectrum of android systems?
willingness to pay - as I said above, and the AC above agrees, apple trains developers to write apps that are worth paying for.
OK, now that I have corrected you, please stop spreading falsehoods. deal?
I would say that apple has trained their developers to write apps that are worth paying for.
typical that the TSA would have such an ignorant comment...
Or vagina!
http://idle.slashdot.org/story/12/06/11/1141253/raunchy-dance-routine-a-pr-nightmare-for-microsoft
I'm not sure that he's the greatest... There was just a slashdot post on Alan Turing, for example.
I don't get it. what does china or gregorian have to do with apple?
they dumped the 17" completely... it was less that 1% of the 13" and 15" sales. can you blame them for not catering to you, specifically? The retina macbook has more than enough pixels and all the ports you need.
That solves so many problems.
first-world problems, that is...
or vagina
Maybe it was all dudes, so we don't need to worry about the vag bugs...
please don't use bad language. it makes the internet much coarser, not to mention the person who says it and the person who reads it.
did you read teh apple i0s security design document? it talks a lot about "chain of trust" from boot-up through application use. this sounds like what you're talking about. as stephen hawking would say, "it's turtles, all the way down!"
aslr = a way to secure your memory so it's harder for malware to run attacks.
EMET = a bunch of tools that windows uses to secure the machine. aslr is one of these tools
bsod = blue screen of death. your computer is frozen
AMD = a company that was formerly known for making computer chips, but is now in the graphics card business
ATI = a graphics card manufacturer that AMD bought.
DEP = another tool in the EMET toolkit.
cert/cc = an organization that is viewed as an authority on computer stuff.
in short, AMD drivers suck so much that microsoft has to override its own computer protections to keep AMD from crashing your machine. so the drivers are not just unstable, they make your machine more vulnerable to malware. cert says, "epic fail".
I think this is valid, especially for large networks. does the computer of a secretary in alabama need the capability to access payroll data in new york city? break the links in the network, so each computer can connect to reasonable resources but not extensive. This contains any rampant issues.
similarly, payroll transmits data monthly to banks. does the sensitive payroll data need 24x7 online access?
I'm in america too. civil engineering master's degree at one of the UCs. a research stipend covered tuition and raman money. I'm lucky - the program had enough grants that all 20 masters students had funding.
Wow, incredible! An amazing experience:
1) line breaks are easy
2) i can make bullet lists simply
3) this is especially helpful because html on an iPad keyboard is a pita.
I can even do double line breaks! This is helpful if I want to call attention to certain phrases...
like this.
I got paid $25,000 to get a masters degree - tuition waiver and stipend for two years. who's the smartest in the room?
how do I do that?
that's cool. I can buy a super famicom or whatever. just point me to the software and I'm all set.
Umm, how about a big monitor like 24" or something? Or a new MacBook pro with retina display? To be clear, the go was referring to computers vs console/tv, not fancy TVs like 4k or whTever.