No reason but hysteria. When people found out that CRTs emit radiation, they freaked and demanded safer displays. Since CRTs are already safe (all that leaded glass blocks the electrons and whatnot rather well), they just got lower emissions.
On the other hand, it could come in handy while driving through the hundred mile stretches of farms and booring plains (wyoming comes to mind - no trees anywhere, just scrub).
New companies are certainly possible; they just can't rely on the software for profit during the formative years. For instance, a consultancy could fund a word processor or email client with its regular work (process engineering) until such time as it becomes profitable.
After the third time, I'll return the CD and demand cash back. When they refuse, I'll call my credit company and dispute the charges (defective merchandise)
Given the choice between starting tomorrow against a prosecutor who's been preparing for a year and sitting down with the room full of evidence and actually reviewing it, which would you do?
...except that what actually happened was that, when faced with open defiance from the afflicted companies, a lot of the drug companies that manufactured AIDS treatments discounted their
stuff fairly deeply.
Well, if they don't accept the license (usage for resolution of technical problems and domain registration issues (latter reserved to your domain registration authority)), then wouldn't it revert to copyright?
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I would think 1 in 5 is a bit low, actually, especially with the corporate stewardship of my identifying data.
If your LCD doesn't emit radiation, then you can't see it. That's what light is.
What the hell are 48 bit monitors? all the displays i've seen are analog only.
When a big tv goes, there isn't much else to do with it. Afterwards, the chemical salvage guys will probably still take it.
No reason but hysteria. When people found out that CRTs emit radiation, they freaked and demanded safer displays. Since CRTs are already safe (all that leaded glass blocks the electrons and whatnot rather well), they just got lower emissions.
And you're sending GEEKS?! Most geeks i know subsist on vending machines and chinese food; what do they know of nutrition?
What law? Dmitry cracked Adobe's shite while in Russia. It's not illegal there.
Note that, in China, crime statistics not explicitly released by the Chinese Gov't are state secrets, and compiling your own can get you in deep shit.
Bullshit. Who would make you Nikes and Gap clothes?
And when Anthrax puts you to sleep, just pull over
On the other hand, it could come in handy while driving through the hundred mile stretches of farms and booring plains (wyoming comes to mind - no trees anywhere, just scrub).
It's more of a western/detective thing. The only thing science fiction about it is the scenery.
the root server is 500 meters from my place
That's walking distance. Who wants to bet that the actual network distance is 200 miles?
It must be a requirement for moderators to smoke crack before moderating
Then why haven't i been getting any mod points?
New companies are certainly possible; they just can't rely on the software for profit during the formative years. For instance, a consultancy could fund a word processor or email client with its regular work (process engineering) until such time as it becomes profitable.
After the third time, I'll return the CD and demand cash back. When they refuse, I'll call my credit company and dispute the charges (defective merchandise)
I always thought the computer did all the actual fighting - ever notice how shafted they get if the computer goes down?
Given the choice between starting tomorrow against a prosecutor who's been preparing for a year and sitting down with the room full of evidence and actually reviewing it, which would you do?
Fat chance of that.
Not too many video cards that I know of that can go up to 5120 x 4096.
You don't have to. you just need 2-4 quadhead cards (already available)
- Imagine a beowolf cluster of these
First video wall!
I get warm fuzzies from the idea that Google has a sustainable business model.
actually, the british do have a constitution. More info on the Magna Carta and the English bill of rights is available at http://freespace.virgin.net/old.whig/docs.htm
...except that what actually happened was that, when faced with open defiance from the afflicted companies, a lot of the drug companies that manufactured AIDS treatments discounted their stuff fairly deeply.
Well, if they don't accept the license (usage for resolution of technical problems and domain registration issues (latter reserved to your domain registration authority)), then wouldn't it revert to copyright?