they think they can create and implement this system for just over $1 per citizen?
I recall the last time I had to get my driver's license I paid $14. I am assuming the $315 million is _not_ for making the individual IDs. You probably still need to _pay_.
If this gets to the stetes, would it be under the FAA? Will the pilot be required to have an aircraft pilot's license? The article is short on details, I was just curious if anybody has an answer.
from google to the issue of classification of glass as liquid, solid, or none of the two. I guess I was wrong. Good to learn something from slashdot. hehe
glass also feels solid at room temperature but is actually liquid. So, if that same experiment is extended to a very very long time, even the funnel will 'drip'.
Any admins know that backup is one of the top priorities, and we all know the importance of off-site backups.
In this case, they should have at least 2 different sites that runs the traffic light system. Much like hospitals having at least a backup power supply, critical services like this are never to be interrupted.
Imagine if this happens to the air traffic systems, then I'm sure it wouldn't even be funny.
A quick check, <!-- This table was automatically created with Macromedia Fireworks 3.0 --> <!-- http://www.macromedia.com -->
and on the made for netscape page it says, I am sorry, but the design of this site does not work in Netscape unless you have Javascript enabled. I appreciate that this is a problem (and I am working on a better solution than just this page) but that's what comes of using propietary software to create the site, I guess. If you have javascript turned off, you can still see the pages, but not quite in the way I intended them (as you will see). To return to the index page, click here.
Appreciate that this is a problem? and since when Fireworks generate IE viewable only htmls? Anyway, using fireworks to create webpages are almost like using MS Powerpoint... I guess the webmaster really needs to have a quick lesson.
Powered by a 240MHz. Radeon 8500 GPU and 190MHz. DDR RAM (380MHz.), the 8500DV proved to be both a well-rounded, and well-endowed, graphics and video solution
I wonder why the post says 300MHz DDR RAM.. another editing mistake?
Well, comparing that to renting apartment is probably not a good analogy. Maybe look at it as a buffet, you pay $8 or whatever, and eat all you can eat.
That's pretty much how current cable broadband works.. what if tommorow your local buffet wants to charge an extra dollar for every 50 grams above 200 grams you eat?
I'm not saying we have the best model of payment in braodband industry now, hence so many of the companies are failing. However, I'm not sure the failure of the smaller companies are entirely due to fair competition and bandwidth price.
If the government can do a better job in providing these services, why should we put up with private companies?
And by the way, it's not like private companies aren't allow to compete, they just have to pull their socks and stop treating consumers like they used to in a virtual monopolistic way.
Believe it or not, the uni actually has quite a few dumb terminals in the student center. Those were very convinient for checking mails. Come the Outlook thingy, those terminals are good for nothing.
One more good thing about the VMS system was that we also used to get ftp access. With the Exchange server, it's all but gone.
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they think they can create and implement this system for just over $1 per citizen?
I recall the last time I had to get my driver's license I paid $14. I am assuming the $315 million is _not_ for making the individual IDs. You probably still need to _pay_.
I live in Cincinnati too, and I always thought we are 20 years behind everybody, a famous (perhaps even fake) quotes reminded me that.
If this gets to the stetes, would it be under the FAA? Will the pilot be required to have an aircraft pilot's license? The article is short on details, I was just curious if anybody has an answer.
There are a few good links
s s/glass.html s / itAboutGlass.html
http://www.ualberta.ca/~bderksen/florin.html
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/General/Gla
http://www.spectrumglass.com/Library/ScoreArticle
from google to the issue of classification of glass as liquid, solid, or none of the two. I guess I was wrong. Good to learn something from slashdot. hehe
and that would be a Toll Free number right?
glass also feels solid at room temperature but is actually liquid. So, if that same experiment is extended to a very very long time, even the funnel will 'drip'.
and 391,223,345 shares of stock were confused about the ballet.
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And I thought they know themes.org redirects to themes.freshmeat.net. Please correct the mistake.
haha, I was just kidding. It's still early, and I haven't had my breakfast.
Support for electronic mail has been extended in many ways and now includes some new spam filtering tool
Is this the first OS to have spam filtering built right into it? Sounds neat, until they can really handle long file names.....
Any admins know that backup is one of the top priorities, and we all know the importance of off-site backups.
In this case, they should have at least 2 different sites that runs the traffic light system. Much like hospitals having at least a backup power supply, critical services like this are never to be interrupted.
Imagine if this happens to the air traffic systems, then I'm sure it wouldn't even be funny.
A quick check,
<!-- This table was automatically created with Macromedia Fireworks 3.0 -->
<!-- http://www.macromedia.com -->
and on the made for netscape page it says,
I am sorry, but the design of this site does not work in Netscape unless you have Javascript enabled. I appreciate that this is a problem (and I am working on a better solution than just this page) but that's what comes of using propietary software to create the site, I guess. If you have javascript turned off, you can still see the pages, but not quite in the way I intended them (as you will see). To return to the index page, click here.
Appreciate that this is a problem? and since when Fireworks generate IE viewable only htmls? Anyway, using fireworks to create webpages are almost like using MS Powerpoint... I guess the webmaster really needs to have a quick lesson.
Toohey said the company spent less than $1 million to hire lobbyists and get the state approvals passed.
but somehow this line just doesn't seems right to me, especially in a supposedly corruption free democratic government... or is it just me?
actually 80% goes to AOL promotional CDs. Sorry, but your statistics are flawed.
Powered by a 240MHz. Radeon 8500 GPU and 190MHz. DDR RAM (380MHz.), the 8500DV proved to be both a well-rounded, and well-endowed, graphics and video solution
I wonder why the post says 300MHz DDR RAM.. another editing mistake?
More news on the 22mbps USR WiFi can be found here, and the 88W8200 Wireless LAN Baseband Processor information can be found here
I guess for the _average_ home user, it is a welcoming news, double the speed with only roughly $20 in price sounds good to me.
Anyway we can put him in? Definately one of the best . What an unfortunate departure.. our hearts will always be with Adams.
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I am a programmer, shit, I'm stuck in a Step 5, Step 6, Step 5, Step 6, Step 5, Step 6, Step 5....
I think I will start a project to build an mp3 player out of a microwave, since she doesn't play video games and have no clue how to operate a stereo.
Well, comparing that to renting apartment is probably not a good analogy. Maybe look at it as a buffet, you pay $8 or whatever, and eat all you can eat.
That's pretty much how current cable broadband works.. what if tommorow your local buffet wants to charge an extra dollar for every 50 grams above 200 grams you eat?
I'm not saying we have the best model of payment in braodband industry now, hence so many of the companies are failing. However, I'm not sure the failure of the smaller companies are entirely due to fair competition and bandwidth price.
Well, there was a 4.0 before jumping to 7.0, and it was meant to be almost as a joke to reflect on RH's versioning practise.
:)
I am seriously switching from slackware to something else, for the lack of tgz nowadays.. however the BSD style init still rocks.
If the government can do a better job in providing these services, why should we put up with private companies?
And by the way, it's not like private companies aren't allow to compete, they just have to pull their socks and stop treating consumers like they used to in a virtual monopolistic way.
Believe it or not, the uni actually has quite a few dumb terminals in the student center. Those were very convinient for checking mails. Come the Outlook thingy, those terminals are good for nothing.
One more good thing about the VMS system was that we also used to get ftp access. With the Exchange server, it's all but gone.