And we all know how long the iPod's battery will keep that hard drive spinning. Oh wait, this is an Apple product so it get's posted despite the "It's a Joke" factor.
Dont forget adding in the cost of the computer, cost of the power running the computer, cost of the broadband. Get those numbers and then tell me what's cheaper.
Um, no you're not getting it. EP's doesn't have *any* creative control over the content of a movie, they're the money men, they also try to make things run smooth.
No, it's the 'Right' moon, notice the link text "like nothing else in the solar system", now I'm sure the majority of people might take that to mean "Here's a picture of what other moons look like so you can see the difference", it seems you must have not made that connection.
AFAIK, none of the coral servers talk/share cache, so for each different coral server (the whole DNAME "find a local server" bit) each needs to cache a copy of the content, so the server *does* need to be still up by that point.
AFAIK, none of the coral servers talk/share cache, so for each different coral server it each needs to cache a copy of the content, so the server *does* need to be still up by that point.
IIRC in one of the Technical Manuals or a book of sorts, it uses tractor beams (or their equiv) to keep people from hitting the walls and using some serious cpu power and force fields in able to refract the light to make people/objects appear the correct distances/sizes/etc.
your 'simple math' is incorrect and relies on false assumptions. Anyways this 'add-on' is supposed to increase efficiency and use less gas, so again your math is flawed since it's based on driving w/o this device implemented.
And we all know how long the iPod's battery will keep that hard drive spinning. Oh wait, this is an Apple product so it get's posted despite the "It's a Joke" factor.
Dont forget adding in the cost of the computer, cost of the power running the computer, cost of the broadband. Get those numbers and then tell me what's cheaper.
Just hope you never need to call 911 ;)
Um, no you're not getting it. EP's doesn't have *any* creative control over the content of a movie, they're the money men, they also try to make things run smooth.
read this
It's Been done (for cheap too!)
I would, I sure as hell couldn't build/design a car, much less one that'd pass the strict federal safety guidelines. If not them, then who?
Ning appears to be a social app framework written in PHP, hoping to do for social apps much what PHPNuke did for online magazines.
So we can expect 3-4 really bad security vulnerabilities a month till it reaches version 700000?
No no, you have it wrong. Gates will sit there and glare, while Balmer flies around like a insane monkey on crack.
No, it's the 'Right' moon, notice the link text "like nothing else in the solar system", now I'm sure the majority of people might take that to mean "Here's a picture of what other moons look like so you can see the difference", it seems you must have not made that connection.
And I thought the editors had bad spelling . . . *looks at UID* . . . maybe there was some evil Low-ID-Spelling-Disease outbreak . . . .
Gah, and of course us College Students who know these things can never find a job :|
I see they missed the most important device of all, the mega-uber-1337-6.7GHz, eleventy-billion TB laptop
Yea, but you're capped at 100 Gigs.
one or two words depending on how you look at it, but let me put it in slashdot style
1) Split story onto many many pages
2) Sell more ads
3) Profit!!!!
AFAIK, none of the coral servers talk/share cache, so for each different coral server (the whole DNAME "find a local server" bit) each needs to cache a copy of the content, so the server *does* need to be still up by that point.
Run for the hills! Jobs' reality distortion field is about to explode!
AFAIK, none of the coral servers talk/share cache, so for each different coral server it each needs to cache a copy of the content, so the server *does* need to be still up by that point.
Nerf maybe, I can see this a lawsuit waiting to happen.
Hint hint . .
One piece of information I'd like to find is where the frak to buy a nice 12V power suppy to power multiple mini-atx systems.
I tried google, but the only thing I could find either could only power 1-2 or they want a bulk order of 500.
This isn't like going from Perl 5.7 to 5.8, there are *large* changes in Perl 6, not something you can do overnight.
read mah post here. It uses a combination of light tricks + tractor beams to make people appear distant.
IIRC in one of the Technical Manuals or a book of sorts, it uses tractor beams (or their equiv) to keep people from hitting the walls and using some serious cpu power and force fields in able to refract the light to make people/objects appear the correct distances/sizes/etc.
NO CARRIER*@#$@#*(DFA(* Dealing with Quantum Bits we are.
your 'simple math' is incorrect and relies on false assumptions. Anyways this 'add-on' is supposed to increase efficiency and use less gas, so again your math is flawed since it's based on driving w/o this device implemented.
stfu & gtfo.