Let me get this straight: they like that it's owned by artists, so they're going to buy it from those artists? Amazing how they can't see the problem with this.
This is the second incomprehensible summary accepted from this user this week about Microsoft and Code.org. The first was "Well-Played: Microsoft Parlayed NSF Video 'Remake' into National CS K-12 Crisis" ( http://developers.slashdot.org... ) and now this.
Apparently he's been at this for a while, too. Here's a Gawker article about the mystery of TheoDP from 2006: http://gawker.com/178280/the-m...
If you're looking for a way to improve your skills, a couple of quick rounds of Robocode and changing a couple of lines of code will give you a quick distraction along with a small increase (or creation) of your Java skills. More about it here: http://robo-code.blogspot.com/
A few years ago when there weren't many choices in the market there was a lot of demand for them to release one of their devices as an inexpensive, low power computing device. That time has passed. Now days the market is flooded with cheap alternatives. They've waited too long, they're way too late. Unfortunately they don't stand a chance.
Does this mean if I download all messages from my IMAP account from the server, delete them from the server, and then reupload them to the server every four months that they can never view my messages?
Virtualbox is pretty reliable and includes acceleration on 64 bit systems along with an extremely simple to use GUI and easy to install guest additions that allow your display to easily scale. It's the one thing from Oracle that I actually use and recommend to others. For your requirements, it's licensed under the GPL v2 and works on Windows, Linux, and Mac.
I noticed this a while ago. People in New Jersey, doing whatever it is people in New Jersey do, have their DNA changed to the point that their skin becomes orange and several other peculiarities...
I'm the CEO of Lifelock and we're putting together a special package for corporations to prevent this kind of thing from happening. Additionally, if you'd like to invest in our company(whose stock will obviously be rising soon because of this great new service) I'd be more than willing to sell you a few shares right now.
1. Design new proprietary connector 2. Threaten to sue others making said proprietary connector 3. Manufacture connectors for cheap 4. Sell connectors at high markup 5. ?????????? 6. PROFIT!!!!!!!!!!!
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That's what you get for advertising it on Slashdot, sucker.
"There's a sucker born every minute." -P. T. Barnum
Let me get this straight: they like that it's owned by artists, so they're going to buy it from those artists? Amazing how they can't see the problem with this.
Tor is dead
Long live Tor!
Hang on, was this posted directly be the new editor? I don't see a related submission or a referenced user?
And how do his summaries keep getting through?
This is the second incomprehensible summary accepted from this user this week about Microsoft and Code.org. The first was "Well-Played: Microsoft Parlayed NSF Video 'Remake' into National CS K-12 Crisis" ( http://developers.slashdot.org... ) and now this.
Apparently he's been at this for a while, too. Here's a Gawker article about the mystery of TheoDP from 2006: http://gawker.com/178280/the-m...
Does he have dirt on the Slashdot editors?
Source: Yahoo! Finance
Nothing suspicious to see here folks.
If an iPad can get by with 16K, 640K is way more memory than anyone will ever need!
If you're looking for a way to improve your skills, a couple of quick rounds of Robocode and changing a couple of lines of code will give you a quick distraction along with a small increase (or creation) of your Java skills. More about it here: http://robo-code.blogspot.com/
Find a couple more and make a Beowulf Cluster.
The petition didn't have 57,000 signatures, it needed 57,000 more signatures. As of right now it needs 54,629 more signatures.
A few years ago when there weren't many choices in the market there was a lot of demand for them to release one of their devices as an inexpensive, low power computing device. That time has passed. Now days the market is flooded with cheap alternatives. They've waited too long, they're way too late. Unfortunately they don't stand a chance.
Is that Facebook is finally making a profit.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but why not just use ChromeOS's support for Netflix in something like Virtualbox?
Does this mean if I download all messages from my IMAP account from the server, delete them from the server, and then reupload them to the server every four months that they can never view my messages?
Virtualbox is pretty reliable and includes acceleration on 64 bit systems along with an extremely simple to use GUI and easy to install guest additions that allow your display to easily scale. It's the one thing from Oracle that I actually use and recommend to others. For your requirements, it's licensed under the GPL v2 and works on Windows, Linux, and Mac.
I noticed this a while ago. People in New Jersey, doing whatever it is people in New Jersey do, have their DNA changed to the point that their skin becomes orange and several other peculiarities...
Oh, you mean the HP plan.
It's going to need to drop the Microsoft and Windows branding.
I'm the CEO of Lifelock and we're putting together a special package for corporations to prevent this kind of thing from happening. Additionally, if you'd like to invest in our company(whose stock will obviously be rising soon because of this great new service) I'd be more than willing to sell you a few shares right now.
1. Design new proprietary connector
2. Threaten to sue others making said proprietary connector
3. Manufacture connectors for cheap
4. Sell connectors at high markup
5. ??????????
6. PROFIT!!!!!!!!!!!
Not just for fighting cavities!
They left out the best part: QT
Hey now, as Steve Jobs will tell you, that's a feature.