Just make sure that it will print a specific color you want first, as it can't do some specific colors... like the exact Pantone color of my company's logo, even calibrated and using HP's pantone color maanagement profile... I hate it when I see the someone from the marketing department on my work phone's caller id, I know what it's about.
He also said that sending a 10 MB email in a zone where carrier charges are high might cause the CR to alert its user
Then again, it also might just send it anyway, as this would ensure greater profit to the carriers. In fact, it may hold messages until it can transmit them at a certain price.
I never found the thinkpads light to be bright enough to be useful. The screen seemed to give off significantly more illumination than the lights on the machines I was using. So if someone was interested in this feature I'd tell them to see it in action first and judge for themselves whether it was bright enough.
Why isn't a list of known primes to make things much easier in the search for the private key? It would seem that such a list exists our could be compiled from various sources, and save the time taken to determine if a given x is prime. I remember there is a formula that determines roughly how many prime numbers there are that are less than a given N, and while I don't remember the formula it would seem to cut down the search space significantly.
Other than that I bow before the clarity of your post.
The Ford Focus has been recalled to fix problems by Ford 11 times since it's introduction in America 3 years ago, and yet it still makes "10 Best" lists. I'd have to attribute that to car magazines not keeping the cars very long. That being said, I agree with you about rather driving a Focus than using a jetpack.
A Canticle for Leibowitz is one one my favorite books, and I will take the opportunity to recommend it. Walter Miller was supposedly inspired to write it by his experiences in the army during World War 2, while being among all the bombed out cities (Not sur why it wasn't published until 1959 though).
I think the real question here is going to be what's the 64 bit line in the old saying that ends with: "a 2 bit company that can't stand 1 bit of competition"...
Actually, the lowest priced Mac for non-educators is the 15 inch monitor iMac G3 for $799 at Apple's online store. However, I used to work in education, and the discounts available to me were more in line of $50 off a roughly $2000 machine. I can see them selling the eMac with more of a discount though, since that line was initially targeted only to the education market.
1) Teachers are already eligible for discounted hardware (just like almost any major computer company, Apple has educational discounts).
Yes they do, and where I used to work it was a rather underwhelming $50 off a roughly $2000 machine. I'd like a Mac just to play with OS X, but the discount was too small to be a real incentive to me.
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Can anyone even say Bill Nye, without feeling a compulsion to add "The Science Guy"?
Too bad they can't spell their own companies name in their web address.
Only a geek can get choked up saying "statistical analyses".
This is Slashdot, you mean you actually read the article?!
Just make sure that it will print a specific color you want first, as it can't do some specific colors... like the exact Pantone color of my company's logo, even calibrated and using HP's pantone color maanagement profile... I hate it when I see the someone from the marketing department on my work phone's caller id, I know what it's about.
still waiitng for the Beetle with an Imac style flat panel popping out the top. 100 inches or so to keep the proportions...
Except Saddam is the Straw Man^H^H^H Scarecrow... no wait they both work. Saddam is supposed to scare us too.
Hey! I didn't know Bill Gates read Slashdot
And posts as kidlinux!
And it does include an American football field for comparison, but not the end to end length of a LOC...
That's what we really need.
stop worrying, 11 - 2 + 23 + 6 = 38, not 28. Mod me up: +1 numerate.
I'd just like to say thank you.
Revolution OS now available on media that the Revolution OS isn't supposed to be able to play...
It was even more fun when you tried "idkfa" in Mechwarrior 2...
sex.com having sordid adventures... I sure hope so!
...where everything is lip synched anyway.
I never found the thinkpads light to be bright enough to be useful. The screen seemed to give off significantly more illumination than the lights on the machines I was using. So if someone was interested in this feature I'd tell them to see it in action first and judge for themselves whether it was bright enough.
Thank you once again.
Why isn't a list of known primes to make things much easier in the search for the private key? It would seem that such a list exists our could be compiled from various sources, and save the time taken to determine if a given x is prime. I remember there is a formula that determines roughly how many prime numbers there are that are less than a given N, and while I don't remember the formula it would seem to cut down the search space significantly.
Other than that I bow before the clarity of your post.
The Ford Focus has been recalled to fix problems by Ford 11 times since it's introduction in America 3 years ago, and yet it still makes "10 Best" lists. I'd have to attribute that to car magazines not keeping the cars very long. That being said, I agree with you about rather driving a Focus than using a jetpack.
A Canticle for Leibowitz is one one my favorite books, and I will take the opportunity to recommend it. Walter Miller was supposedly inspired to write it by his experiences in the army during World War 2, while being among all the bombed out cities (Not sur why it wasn't published until 1959 though).
I think the real question here is going to be what's the 64 bit line in the old saying that ends with:
"a 2 bit company that can't stand 1 bit of competition"...
Actually, the lowest priced Mac for non-educators is the 15 inch monitor iMac G3 for $799 at Apple's online store. However, I used to work in education, and the discounts available to me were more in line of $50 off a roughly $2000 machine. I can see them selling the eMac with more of a discount though, since that line was initially targeted only to the education market.
Yes they do, and where I used to work it was a rather underwhelming $50 off a roughly $2000 machine. I'd like a Mac just to play with OS X, but the discount was too small to be a real incentive to me.