yea back in the day winprog was a good channel, I remember when justin was working on winamp and kept posting these strange questions about skins and stuff, it seemed like a silly little pet project at the time, until he sold out to AOL for big bucks. He used to drop by everyonce in a while after that. Shawn.. I remember when shawn came on asking about how to code a network app to share music and was laughed out of there. It seemed ridicilous, this guy couldn't even code! He sure showed us. DVD jon disappeared after his first hack. I don't hang out on winprog anymore, it's full of lamers who type "huhu" all day, there are still some brilliant minds there, like this dude who works at stardock.
You're still wrong and parent is right. It is true that africa is a developing continent, but if you visit the cities they are not that different from any other city. They have bankers, economists, programmers you name it, it's there. They use computers and whatever technology the rest of the world is using. This is primarily where computers are used! not in a village in the middle of nowhere with no electricity where villages carry water on their heads.
What parent is saying is, whenever someone mentions computers in africa, the latter is what pops into everyones head.
The only reason to get an intel dual core is price. They aren't real dual-cores hence the abysmal performance when stacked against the amd versions, but the amd ones also cost an arm and an leg.
In a perfect world maybe, but this is how monopolies are born. Eventually in most markets, a few select companies will gain critical mass and lower their prices until they own vast majority of the infastructure out there. Then they'll raise prices slowly and make it exceedingly difficult for anyone to enter it.
are they really serious about this? I mean the psp has better video capabilities and I still wouldn't use it to watch anything other than something mildly interesting.
I don't think you attacker cares whether your denial is plausible. If he went through the trouble to attack you he wouldn't settle for a encrypted disk with nothing on it. I mean if they guy is ripping of your nails, the screw plausible denialability and deny outright. Just remember to take some military countertorture training first.
seriously, gmail #2? firefox #1? We are talking about products here, not services or stuff you like. I would have liked to see more tangible things I didn't know about like.. you know real products.
You're both missing the point. They are mad because the most mail servers never let them know the email was blocked, either to the sender or the receiver. The message just disappears half the time and users are left wondering what happened. Of course this all makes mr. admin guy look like a genius
couldn't there be some sort of cover or jacket around the card or an area of it that will prevent it from being read? Then all you simply have to do is cover your card when you're not using it, just like you lock your door when you leave home
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well it is up to dell to take the deal or not, that's why I say they are greedy. If someone offered me an exclusive deal (the key word here being offered not forced) then my greediness would decide whether to take it or not.
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or maybe intel offers a better deal for them and they are greedy bstards?
The only thing it will do is create more jobs for people in phone support. As for development it isn't really a problem. I almost have one source tree for x64 and 32bit platforms (waiting for vs8 to come out)
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totally agree. But I guess blade runner isn't a "space movie". I won't comment on starwars, I really don't know what the fascination is tho.
yea back in the day winprog was a good channel, I remember when justin was working on winamp and kept posting these strange questions about skins and stuff, it seemed like a silly little pet project at the time, until he sold out to AOL for big bucks. He used to drop by everyonce in a while after that. Shawn.. I remember when shawn came on asking about how to code a network app to share music and was laughed out of there. It seemed ridicilous, this guy couldn't even code! He sure showed us. DVD jon disappeared after his first hack. I don't hang out on winprog anymore, it's full of lamers who type "huhu" all day, there are still some brilliant minds there, like this dude who works at stardock.
you use ubuntu without a compiler. how can you be an authority on anything?
he's right. this is the response you get for wasting your time coding for free
for peer to peer communications, but you're right it isn't even a big issue. most IMs don't open ports, so what's the big deal?
This anecdote is quite a load of bullspit. Anyone who has been working with GUI will be stumped for a bit in front of a console.
You're still wrong and parent is right. It is true that africa is a developing continent, but if you visit the cities they are not that different from any other city. They have bankers, economists, programmers you name it, it's there. They use computers and whatever technology the rest of the world is using. This is primarily where computers are used! not in a village in the middle of nowhere with no electricity where villages carry water on their heads.
What parent is saying is, whenever someone mentions computers in africa, the latter is what pops into everyones head.
The only reason to get an intel dual core is price. They aren't real dual-cores hence the abysmal performance when stacked against the amd versions, but the amd ones also cost an arm and an leg.
I guess he can apply it to the rest of the world
In a perfect world maybe, but this is how monopolies are born. Eventually in most markets, a few select companies will gain critical mass and lower their prices until they own vast majority of the infastructure out there. Then they'll raise prices slowly and make it exceedingly difficult for anyone to enter it.
are they really serious about this? I mean the psp has better video capabilities and I still wouldn't use it to watch anything other than something mildly interesting.
I don't think you attacker cares whether your denial is plausible. If he went through the trouble to attack you he wouldn't settle for a encrypted disk with nothing on it. I mean if they guy is ripping of your nails, the screw plausible denialability and deny outright. Just remember to take some military countertorture training first.
seriously, gmail #2? firefox #1? We are talking about products here, not services or stuff you like. I would have liked to see more tangible things I didn't know about like.. you know real products.
about time for one, happened with netscape, AOL, antitrust, java and now google.
You're both missing the point. They are mad because the most mail servers never let them know the email was blocked, either to the sender or the receiver. The message just disappears half the time and users are left wondering what happened. Of course this all makes mr. admin guy look like a genius
anytime someone says "mark me as a troll" I usually mark them as trolls, but I'll give you a free pass this time (since I replied and can't mod)
nothing but silly speculation
couldn't there be some sort of cover or jacket around the card or an area of it that will prevent it from being read? Then all you simply have to do is cover your card when you're not using it, just like you lock your door when you leave home
well it is up to dell to take the deal or not, that's why I say they are greedy. If someone offered me an exclusive deal (the key word here being offered not forced) then my greediness would decide whether to take it or not.
or maybe intel offers a better deal for them and they are greedy bstards?
apparently he wasn't much of a UI designer, that's why he isn't working on IE7?
The only thing it will do is create more jobs for people in phone support. As for development it isn't really a problem. I almost have one source tree for x64 and 32bit platforms (waiting for vs8 to come out)
several reasons. when it breaks it's not because they cheapened out and there is someone to yell at and demand an overnight fix at their whim.
that caused AOL to buy winamp
you don't just wake up one christmas morning and have a card that can compete with the big boys