Is it vitally important that they have to stream the data? You cannot just distribute downloads and Coral Cache em? Cut my bandwidth for files from 120GB/mo to ~15GB/mo
I admit I've always wondered wtf the big deal about the BlackBerry was, browsed the site a bit and probably came to the wrong conclusion. From what I could tell, was that it was a really schpiffy looking PDA'ish type thing that has a nice enterprise-grade suite of integrated backend stuff like mail/etc?
Is that even remotely close to what all the hype is about?
No, it *did* explode in the common definition, as in boom, major disassembly. It did not explode in one specific, technical way. There was no bag of TNT on board. There was the equivalent of many tons of TNT just a few feet away. Big diff? I don't think so.
No, it Didn't. Did you RTFA? There was a fireball which had nothing to do with the destruction of the orbiter. The 'disassembly' was caused by the stresses involved with mach 2 flight and the orbiter turning in a direction it shouldn't of. It'd be like making a balsa wood airplane and sticking it out the window going 80.
A "brand new" 60-gigabyte video iPod loaded with 10,000 songs plus more than 50 movies and TV shows, including the three Matrix movies and the first four seasons of 24. In the listing, the seller says the buyer "must already own all of the music and DVDs.... If not, they must delete them as soon as they receive it in the mail." The item sold for $551 on Monday.
You were saying? Sure not *far above* market value, but still.
If only somebody could convince Sci-Fi to stop making a new 'oh no monster' craptastic movie each month, and instead maybe make a couple really good ones a year.
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Get the idea? All public information - all things that the casual observer could see. Do you really want it aggregated so it can be used against you?
Not only that - complaining about this (and the related ** Beatles Beatles shenanigans) is a good way to keep yourself from getting mod points ever again.
Ah, so that's what happened. I thought it was because I was a Republican . . . I wouldn't be surprised if it was one of the two.
It's accurate, Only if ANYONE means everybody but the newest 5% and anonymous members, cuz evidently ANYONE can't edit George W Bush, Hitler, or Jesus.
It's not M$ job to support 3rd party systems and applications. If people want to make them, then should have to do the work of figuring out how to operate with M$ systems.
Back in March 2004 Microsoft was ordered to open up its Windows operating system by way of making documentation available that would assist work on interoperability with other systems, specifically
Can they by law do that? That just seems fraked up to me. IMO M$ should have no obligation to release anything unless they wanted to.
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Is it vitally important that they have to stream the data? You cannot just distribute downloads and Coral Cache em? Cut my bandwidth for files from 120GB/mo to ~15GB/mo
Wait a minute . . .
Verizon own the pipes so they can do what they want with it
Blizzard owns the WoW servers but they . . . can't do what they want with it?
Oh noes, tell me it isn't so Slashdot!!
Somebody did a flash thingger kinda like this before.
EPIC 2014
There *is* a linux standard, ever hear of it?
D&DO then?
I admit I've always wondered wtf the big deal about the BlackBerry was, browsed the site a bit and probably came to the wrong conclusion. From what I could tell, was that it was a really schpiffy looking PDA'ish type thing that has a nice enterprise-grade suite of integrated backend stuff like mail/etc?
Is that even remotely close to what all the hype is about?
No, it *did* explode in the common definition, as in boom, major disassembly. It did not explode in one specific, technical way. There was no bag of TNT on board. There was the equivalent of many tons of TNT just a few feet away. Big diff? I don't think so.
No, it Didn't. Did you RTFA? There was a fireball which had nothing to do with the destruction of the orbiter. The 'disassembly' was caused by the stresses involved with mach 2 flight and the orbiter turning in a direction it shouldn't of. It'd be like making a balsa wood airplane and sticking it out the window going 80.
Stop whoring your site and put it in your sig.
You were saying? Sure not *far above* market value, but still.
Yes, and doesn't that source automatically fall under copyright owned by the author of that piece of information?
Yea, but isn't Myth a PITA to get setup correctly? Much less getting linux drivers to work with some hardware.
If only somebody could convince Sci-Fi to stop making a new 'oh no monster' craptastic movie each month, and instead maybe make a couple really good ones a year.
He didn't really mod anything. He didn't have to take apart the remote or the iPod, all he did was put mounts for them both.
Eh, slow news day.
the PS2 has a harddrive but nobody uses it.
.. *cough*backups*cough*
You sure about that? I knot a lot of people who use it play their uh .
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Hazem, Due to records and video of you buying and installing energy efficient applicances, windows, and other materials, we'd like to offer you a discount on your utilities bill.
Hazem, due to your heroics of saving that girl from being ran over, which was thankfully caught on video, we'd like to offer you the key to city!
Get the idea? All public information - all things that the casual observer could see. Do you really want it aggregated so it can be used against you?
Sure why not.
Not only that - complaining about this (and the related ** Beatles Beatles shenanigans) is a good way to keep yourself from getting mod points ever again.
Ah, so that's what happened. I thought it was because I was a Republican . . . I wouldn't be surprised if it was one of the two.
Slap a stick on lexan cube and set it next to an XBox and call it a XBox Microwave.
Let's just say that article is rather light on details, the story summary pretty much is everything minus pictures.
Average walking speed is around 3mph for women and 3.5mph for males.
This is similar to their earlier 'compression tool comparison', just a bunch of nothing with an metric assload of ads.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but the Moon *does* have an atmosphere. Although it is very very tenuous, it none-the-less exists.
It's accurate, Only if ANYONE means everybody but the newest 5% and anonymous members, cuz evidently ANYONE can't edit George W Bush, Hitler, or Jesus.
Welcome to Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
Time to change that motto then huh?
Why should they have to comply?
It's not M$ job to support 3rd party systems and applications. If people want to make them, then should have to do the work of figuring out how to operate with M$ systems.
Back in March 2004 Microsoft was ordered to open up its Windows operating system by way of making documentation available that would assist work on interoperability with other systems, specifically
Can they by law do that? That just seems fraked up to me. IMO M$ should have no obligation to release anything unless they wanted to.
As an IT professional, what efforts should our corporate IT department be making to proactively to eliminate these vulnerabilities?
Hard code your error messages, hard code everything you can, rely on user input as little as you can, and always treat it like nuclear waste.