You are correct! I watch too much tv for my own good and have noticed that the writing on many shows this season is not as good as it has been. But, its easier for the networks to blame someone else so they don't have to spend any money on talent.
The only reason Intel would issue such a statement is fear. Why else would a company go out on a limb to help a possible competitor? If they can dissuade them now, then they don't have to worry about them in 10 years.
But those days are over, because the technology of hand-held text-message devices has drastically cut down the time it takes for movie-goers to tell their friends that a heavily promoted summer action movie is a waste of time and money."
yeah, cause it takes forever to discuss a movie over the phone.
Yeah, but who would want one of these things? I would, for one, but my friend David from the UK points out that such a device hidden away from sight would be ideal for storing data you wouldn't want confiscated by the police.
The author doesn't mention porn in his article... get your minds out of the gutter
''Socially, I suffered tremendously. I couldn't have bought a girlfriend in high school. But I survived by sensing I was on a different course from my peers,'' McLurkin said. ''I knew I had a future.''
Donkey Kong is owned by Nintendo, not Rare. Nintendo will not allow a game to be released on the X-box starring one of its oldest characters. Rare will be making games like Perfect Dark, Goldeneye, etc.
"Some users of the mosquito-repelling program have reported headaches after long periods spent in front of a computer emitting the bug-repelling high-pitched whine."
No comment on whether these users got the same headaches just by sitting in front of the computer for hours at a time without the program running?
"A lot more credit card numbers are stolen than ever used, but you should assume that right now, in your wallet, there's a credit card number that has been stolen off the Net."
How is a statement like this helpful in any way? Are people supposed to stop using credit cards period? These paranoid 'experts' need to realize that while this sort of thing may happen, it doesn't mean that it has already happened to you. Scaring people does nothing to help them.
Most home users are on dialup and not cable. The geek community (of which all members require DSL, cable, or someother high speed alternative) is not the biggest group out there. We are but a small percentage of a bigger group. Just think of the millions of people using AOL...
Slashdot Mirror
How about they fix twitter before they try and fix the rest of the internet.
'The question the court is facing is whether you can copyright an idea, a conjecture.'
I doubt it... but I'm sure you can patent it.
Screw this, I'm moving... oh, wait.
It was liberated!
You are correct! I watch too much tv for my own good and have noticed that the writing on many shows this season is not as good as it has been. But, its easier for the networks to blame someone else so they don't have to spend any money on talent.
For a second there I began to wonder how large an antelope's hands are.
They're already starting to take over:s ue=5659510
http://www.interfax.ru/e/B/0/28.html?menu=1&id_is
The only reason Intel would issue such a statement is fear. Why else would a company go out on a limb to help a possible competitor? If they can dissuade them now, then they don't have to worry about them in 10 years.
the biggest battle was over which Linux vendor to use - RedHat or SuSE
So who won?
But those days are over, because the technology of hand-held text-message devices has drastically cut down the time it takes for movie-goers to tell their friends that a heavily promoted summer action movie is a waste of time and money."
yeah, cause it takes forever to discuss a movie over the phone.
Anyone look at the price? This thing is a steal at only: US$39,995 plus installation
Forget about that new car...i'm getting a crystal ball.
Yeah, but who would want one of these things? I would, for one, but my friend David from the UK points out that such a device hidden away from sight would be ideal for storing data you wouldn't want confiscated by the police.
The author doesn't mention porn in his article... get your minds out of the gutter
''Socially, I suffered tremendously. I couldn't have bought a girlfriend in high school. But I survived by sensing I was on a different course from my peers,'' McLurkin said. ''I knew I had a future.''
At least he isn't bitter...
Unique? Think again:
http://www.itxpc.com/toaster.htm
This isn't really new. Ever heard of siteplayer?
http://www.siteplayer.com/
Annoyances? I thought they were bugs.
Bugs? I thought they were features.
"And I want to see the world before I've got the wife and the kids and the double mortgage."
Where do you want to go today?
For more information, check out:3 9&mode=thread&tid=137
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/27/16242
Donkey Kong is owned by Nintendo, not Rare. Nintendo will not allow a game to be released on the X-box starring one of its oldest characters. Rare will be making games like Perfect Dark, Goldeneye, etc.
Star what? Attack of the what?
Star WARS: Attack of the CLONES.
Sheesh, where have you been?
"Some users of the mosquito-repelling program have reported headaches after long periods spent in front of a computer emitting the bug-repelling high-pitched whine."
No comment on whether these users got the same headaches just by sitting in front of the computer for hours at a time without the program running?
GameCube Games: Super Monkey Ball, Soccer Slam, SSX Tricky
What about Super Smash Brothers Melee? Easily the best multiplayer title for the GameCube.
"A lot more credit card numbers are stolen than ever used, but you should assume that right now, in your wallet, there's a credit card number that has been stolen off the Net."
How is a statement like this helpful in any way? Are people supposed to stop using credit cards period? These paranoid 'experts' need to realize that while this sort of thing may happen, it doesn't mean that it has already happened to you. Scaring people does nothing to help them.
Most home users are on dialup and not cable. The geek community (of which all members require DSL, cable, or someother high speed alternative) is not the biggest group out there. We are but a small percentage of a bigger group. Just think of the millions of people using AOL...
Here's a review of how well MS's tech support really works: http://www.bmug.org/news/articles/MSvsPF.html