C is not vanilla. C is more like the genome of the vanilla plant, that you could grow to produce beans (insert Java joke here) except you'd probably have a rogue pointer somewhere that would give the damn thing the blight.
I heard that the digital version of AotC was 1028x768 (or whatever that is stretched to 16x9). No wonder it was pixellated. 4000x2250 would be more like it.
It's more accurate if you think of the amount of water getting to the other end. If the water supply is irregular, the synchronous bucket chain will sometimes be sending empty buckets. The asynchronous bucket chain only has to send full buckets. If one person is 1% slower than the others, the other people on the synchronous bucket chain have to wait a whole extra cycle, reducing throughput by 50%. Throughput on the asynchronous bucket chain is reduced by just 1%.
1) Pay through all available orifices to have fibre run to wherever you want it to go.
2) Move the people to a damn city.
Rural folks get many advantages over urban folks: lower cost of living; less pollution (air, water, noise and light); lower crime and so on. Why do yo uthink you can have the advantages of living in a city (running water; paved roads; high speed internet), too?
He knows I won't be able to resist the lure of the August release, particularly when I see the display in the window of Sam Goody. Although I want to be strong, want to wait for the November release, we all know it's not going to happen. I'm going to buy both. And I'll hate myself for it.
These elements are extremely short lived. You can't keep them around and poke at them until you're sure of what they are. You can just look at the tracks in the bubble chamber and see if you can construct what that lead nucleus used to be a microsecond ago.
I have eaten lutefisk (white fish marinated in lye) on two occaisions. The first was to see what it tasted like. The second was to make sure I hadn't just had a bad batch the first time. I hadn't.
To be honest, the taste is not that bad. It's just that fish should not be crystalline.
It's Piers Anthony. He just switched to Linux and Star Office. A post about Linux and Sexuality is not Offtopic.
Troll, maybe. Also possibly redundant. You could even make a case for the massively overused Overrated moderation. But not Offtopic. I think we need to vote for $rtbl's.
What is the point of this site? It doesn't do anything to the results, and it's not like the Google main page is so cluttered with advertising that it needs a cleaner front end.
While I'm all in favour of air conditioning, particularly on the 90/90* days we've had too many of already this Minnesota summer, my recollection of summers in London (yes, I used to live there, too) is that air conditioning is rarely helpful, and never necessary.
You don't notice it on your XM radio, because it's all one way. The various satellite IP systems I've seen have played rather scary games with the network stack in order to get some semblance of performance (and even then, not nearly as good as cable or DSL).
Slashdot moderation is like Brownian motion. You can't see the little buggers that are doing it, and you can't know in advance which direction they're going to push you.
And since they're mostly American, I wouldn't expect many of them to understand irony.
The symptoms they describe (gradually decreasing download speeds) don't sound like RR activity to me. If I were an ISP and wanted to block a port it would be blocked. I can't imagine RR going to great lengths to effect a bandwidth fade when they can just shut the whole thing off.
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x86 is not vanilla. x86 is vomit flavoured.
C is not vanilla. C is more like the genome of the vanilla plant, that you could grow to produce beans (insert Java joke here) except you'd probably have a rogue pointer somewhere that would give the damn thing the blight.
Read the article
:-)
You haven't been here very long, have you?
Why are they so excited about a location that is over 100 miles from their nearest constituent company?
slightly further up:
New York State will supply the remaining $210 million
It always feels good to get money back from the government.
Dumb-utt or Dum-butt? I don't know what either of those would mean.
So it runs out next year? 1986 + 17 = 2003, last I looked.
I heard that the digital version of AotC was 1028x768 (or whatever that is stretched to 16x9). No wonder it was pixellated. 4000x2250 would be more like it.
1) miquoted.
"Linux is only free if your time has no value"
2) misattributed.
Jamie Zawinski
Read the whole thing here:
http://www.jwz.org/doc/linux.html
It's more accurate if you think of the amount of water getting to the other end. If the water supply is irregular, the synchronous bucket chain will sometimes be sending empty buckets. The asynchronous bucket chain only has to send full buckets. If one person is 1% slower than the others, the other people on the synchronous bucket chain have to wait a whole extra cycle, reducing throughput by 50%. Throughput on the asynchronous bucket chain is reduced by just 1%.
Wow. That's one well-paid paper route.
Compared with the 47% taxes we pay on my wife's income (US, FICA etc., & MN)?
1) Pay through all available orifices to have fibre run to wherever you want it to go.
2) Move the people to a damn city.
Rural folks get many advantages over urban folks: lower cost of living; less pollution (air, water, noise and light); lower crime and so on. Why do yo uthink you can have the advantages of living in a city (running water; paved roads; high speed internet), too?
He knows I won't be able to resist the lure of the August release, particularly when I see the display in the window of Sam Goody. Although I want to be strong, want to wait for the November release, we all know it's not going to happen. I'm going to buy both. And I'll hate myself for it.
These elements are extremely short lived. You can't keep them around and poke at them until you're sure of what they are. You can just look at the tracks in the bubble chamber and see if you can construct what that lead nucleus used to be a microsecond ago.
I have eaten lutefisk (white fish marinated in lye) on two occaisions. The first was to see what it tasted like. The second was to make sure I hadn't just had a bad batch the first time. I hadn't.
To be honest, the taste is not that bad. It's just that fish should not be crystalline.
If it's accurate, Norwegian is an extremely verbose language. The article looked like it had about 250 words to me.
It worked for the parent to this post ...
Still at karma:excellent. You guys have got to try harder.
It's Piers Anthony. He just switched to Linux and Star Office. A post about Linux and Sexuality is not Offtopic.
Troll, maybe. Also possibly redundant. You could even make a case for the massively overused Overrated moderation. But not Offtopic. I think we need to vote for $rtbl's.
I couldn't agree more. Look at all those pr0n sites that don't render properly in Mozilla/Linux (or rather, don't).
What is the point of this site? It doesn't do anything to the results, and it's not like the Google main page is so cluttered with advertising that it needs a cleaner front end.
While I'm all in favour of air conditioning, particularly on the 90/90* days we've had too many of already this Minnesota summer, my recollection of summers in London (yes, I used to live there, too) is that air conditioning is rarely helpful, and never necessary.
[*] Over 90F and over 90% relative humidity
Latency.
You don't notice it on your XM radio, because it's all one way. The various satellite IP systems I've seen have played rather scary games with the network stack in order to get some semblance of performance (and even then, not nearly as good as cable or DSL).
Slashdot moderation is like Brownian motion. You can't see the little buggers that are doing it, and you can't know in advance which direction they're going to push you.
And since they're mostly American, I wouldn't expect many of them to understand irony.
That Americans care about their cars. Only those nutcases at the ACLU and NRA give a damn about civil liberties.
That would be a snow plow. People in the Twin Cities are quite good at driving into those, with the effect that you describe.
The symptoms they describe (gradually decreasing download speeds) don't sound like RR activity to me. If I were an ISP and wanted to block a port it would be blocked. I can't imagine RR going to great lengths to effect a bandwidth fade when they can just shut the whole thing off.