Would you like to consolidate your student loans while watching my 18 year old roomate take a shower, and then purchase some long distance phone cards?
Actually, the company i work for has a product that uses Outlook to automatically notify users of events generated outside Outlook, and I'm sure there are any number of other products that do something similar. Just because YOU don't want it doesn't mean it's not useful. Also, by default outlook lets you know if something is trying to automatically send an email on your behalf, and lets you cancel the action.
Have you seen the Simpsons at all this season? The whole series has been a train wreck. It's like they're deliberately trying to kill off interest in the show by making the worst possible episodes.
No, because that's not the only thing it's for. It's also used to simulate the effects of aging on our nuclear arsenal without having to actually detonate any bomb, which is a good thing.
"how do you debug anything more complicated than "Hello World" without Visual Studio?"
You can use WinDbg, which comes with the (free) Microsoft Platform SDK. It's a better debugger than the one that comes with Visual Studio anyway; it allows kernel debugging (useful for driver development), as well as any number of other features.
I live @ in Philly at an apartment building called The Left Bank. Right now, i get synchronous 640k wireless ethernet w/ 802.11b (11mpbs to the access points, of course), for $50 / mo. The building was originally going to wire all the apartments w/ ethernet, but they switched when the realized a wireless infrastructure would be much cheaper. One thing that bugs me no end is that they don't use WEP at all, although they restrict access to the network to known MAC addresses. Anyway, i'm pretty happy w/ it. I wish the downstream were a bit faster, but i challenge you to find an ISP that has 640k upstream for so cheap.
Yea, I can see how you'd go from Google to Ask Jeeves. Maybe they'd be better off with this
This may say more about my sense of humor, but that's one of the funniest things I've ever seen on slashot.
Lisa, get in here. In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!
"my eyes! the goggles do nothing!"
Is it possible to build a machine w/ one of these mobos and run OS X on it?
well, it terrifies me, if that counts
Would you like to consolidate your student loans while watching my 18 year old roomate take a shower, and then purchase some long distance phone cards?
No, Longhorn would have been the release after that.
The .NET framework is being included with XP SP1 (optionally), not IE6.
Yes, it is: look here
Actually, this is an undefined behavior in c and c++, and you'd do well not to rely on it doing what you expect.
Actually, NTSC is 525i; you may be thinking of DVD, which is 480p
What part of "question the government" means "reveal classified information," Mr. Ashcroft? Or am I committing treason by asking such a question?
You mean this?
So use a real database: Oracle, Sybase, MSSQL, Postgres, DB2 (etc, etc) all have such features.
...tell the world that you think a trivial task that others have already done is too difficult for your own employees to do.
Actually, the company i work for has a product that uses Outlook to automatically notify users of events generated outside Outlook, and I'm sure there are any number of other products that do something similar. Just because YOU don't want it doesn't mean it's not useful. Also, by default outlook lets you know if something is trying to automatically send an email on your behalf, and lets you cancel the action.
Better that than risk something awful happening
Have you seen the Simpsons at all this season? The whole series has been a train wreck. It's like they're deliberately trying to kill off interest in the show by making the worst possible episodes.
er...convenient
That's awfully convienient. There is no time between may and june.
No, because that's not the only thing it's for. It's also used to simulate the effects of aging on our nuclear arsenal without having to actually detonate any bomb, which is a good thing.
"how do you debug anything more complicated than "Hello World" without Visual Studio?"
You can use WinDbg, which comes with the (free) Microsoft Platform SDK. It's a better debugger than the one that comes with Visual Studio anyway; it allows kernel debugging (useful for driver development), as well as any number of other features.
Many addled Microsoft employees mistakenly voted for Pat Buchanan
This may be a crazy, crazy idea, but do you think maybe they _saw_ the preview?
I live @ in Philly at an apartment building called The Left Bank. Right now, i get synchronous 640k wireless ethernet w/ 802.11b (11mpbs to the access points, of course), for $50 / mo. The building was originally going to wire all the apartments w/ ethernet, but they switched when the realized a wireless infrastructure would be much cheaper. One thing that bugs me no end is that they don't use WEP at all, although they restrict access to the network to known MAC addresses. Anyway, i'm pretty happy w/ it. I wish the downstream were a bit faster, but i challenge you to find an ISP that has 640k upstream for so cheap.