yeah, bummer. try that spiffy usb-crap to serial converter with old DOS applications.
the programming applications for HVAC (heating, ventilation and A/C) systems are often still DOS, and when they do have windows version they're half bugged and don't support nearly all the functionalities of the DOS ones. i've bought a few laptops for contracts, and had to return them due to no serial port!
actually, he has a point. that is if you look at lossless compression as a "don't throw anything out" point of view. if you think about it, if you really didn't throw anything out, you would'nt get any compression
it doesn't hold its ground in the sense that we usually look at lossless compression. merely, "don't throw anything out, unless you can recover it exactly"
as long as you don't equate UFOs with aliens, all is fine with me. i'm sure there are quite a few unexplained phenomenoms, but i also think they are likely to be rare physical manifestation that will be explained later on by scientific theories and even reproduced in labs
no, because i ALREADY have a spam-free email account. not because i don't receive any, but because my filters are actually GOOD (www.sf.net/projects/spamprobe)
i'm not involved in any shape or way with spamprobe developement, just a very happy user with a spam-free mailbox
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so now every girls can have collagen lips cheap! woot!
first off, it does NOT cost 100k+pp to get a 200+ blacksmithing skill. after they did the first blacksmithing overhaul, i got mine to around 215 by putting in maybe 7-8k (ok, this was with an erudite wizard with 220 int, but you can get your int to around 180 pretty easily)
second, i know a few peoples who have been doing this for a while, selling plat in bulk on all major servers
outlook express might not be meant for the corporate environment, but until i find a mail client that has better IMAP support, i'm forced to use it.
OE's imap certainly isn't perfect, but as far as im concerned it's closer to RFC conformance (and as such, works reasonably well) than ALL the others (both windows and linux) i have tried, including outlook 2000/XP, netscape, mozilla, kmail and a bunch of others
hydro quebec (the dominant power corp in quebec) had a similar project a few years ago, to make motor wheels and batteries for a car... i believe they had a working prototype (with a few glitches of course)
the last time i heard, google used just over one PETABYTE of storage (with all the redundency) and that was a few months ago. bet they've got some pretty neat discounts on that ram eh?
my problem is not keeping a laptop for when I need to configure the controllers. it's when the customer asks that a laptop be supplied with the job.
surely you're not suggesting that i buy a bunch of used laptop and resell those back to customers, are you?
yeah, bummer. try that spiffy usb-crap to serial converter with old DOS applications.
the programming applications for HVAC (heating, ventilation and A/C) systems are often still DOS, and when they do have windows version they're half bugged and don't support nearly all the functionalities of the DOS ones. i've bought a few laptops for contracts, and had to return them due to no serial port!
say no to usb
sounds like that of a bad guy out of Max Payne?
actually, he has a point. that is if you look at lossless compression as a "don't throw anything out" point of view. if you think about it, if you really didn't throw anything out, you would'nt get any compression
it doesn't hold its ground in the sense that we usually look at lossless compression. merely, "don't throw anything out, unless you can recover it exactly"
as long as you don't equate UFOs with aliens, all is fine with me. i'm sure there are quite a few unexplained phenomenoms, but i also think they are likely to be rare physical manifestation that will be explained later on by scientific theories and even reproduced in labs
you guys just dont get it, conspiracy theorists that tries to get anything out of the numbers....!
personally i think it was george w. bush, in a maniacal attempt to force feed us with laws to protect the internet from terrorists!
except that it didnt actually happen... the guy that did it has an explanation floating around the net somewhere (it was 20 or so pages).
no one got killed, and the car crashed into a mine off from a railroad
according to our lawyer, we have to keep log for at least a year here (canada), he might be wrong... but who's gonna challenge him?
slow engine? let me laugh. and next he's gonna argue that mozilla isn't slow *shrugs*
haha nop! but then i don't see where you see 666 :P
25% of the SPAM was sent by this one particular, not 25% of the total emails are spam :P
of course, it could be much higher than that. on my own mail server i'd say about 60%+ is spam (4500 users)... and none reaches my mailbox!
no, because i ALREADY have a spam-free email account. not because i don't receive any, but because my filters are actually GOOD (www.sf.net/projects/spamprobe)
i'm not involved in any shape or way with spamprobe developement, just a very happy user with a spam-free mailbox
so now every girls can have collagen lips cheap! woot!
i bet he just didn't turn on DMA mode on his disk teehee! (which should be on by default, but for some reason isn't)
actually, it's different for all return values in linux (shell return values that is), 0 means success everything else is usually an error
sorry to break your bubble, i have a few 486s SX 25 here with PCI slots
first off, it does NOT cost 100k+pp to get a 200+ blacksmithing skill. after they did the first blacksmithing overhaul, i got mine to around 215 by putting in maybe 7-8k (ok, this was with an erudite wizard with 220 int, but you can get your int to around 180 pretty easily)
second, i know a few peoples who have been doing this for a while, selling plat in bulk on all major servers
outlook express might not be meant for the corporate environment, but until i find a mail client that has better IMAP support, i'm forced to use it.
OE's imap certainly isn't perfect, but as far as im concerned it's closer to RFC conformance (and as such, works reasonably well) than ALL the others (both windows and linux) i have tried, including outlook 2000/XP, netscape, mozilla, kmail and a bunch of others
considering someone patented the wheel... it's not that dumb of an idea if you want my advice
hydro quebec (the dominant power corp in quebec) had a similar project a few years ago, to make motor wheels and batteries for a car... i believe they had a working prototype (with a few glitches of course)
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ooohhh yeah!
on a side note, anyone else into liquid? (lightsticks swinging)
compulsion :P
or better yet, pipe it to a distributed anti-spam like Razor (http://razor.sf.net) and DCC
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can we stop it with the stupid april fools already? atleast some years they're actually fun..
the last time i heard, google used just over one PETABYTE of storage (with all the redundency) and that was a few months ago. bet they've got some pretty neat discounts on that ram eh?