You just need better equipment. Can you imagine a '50s tube set repair guy trying to fix SMD boards with a soldering gun? No, he would have considered them unrepairable, but SMD rework stations are relatively inexpensive today. As the technology advances, so must the tools.
Even cars did not change their UI in the past 100 years
Cars have actually changed their operating interface substantially. The venerable Model T had a throttle lever on the steering column instead of an accelerator pedal. Opposite that was a lever to adjust the spark advance. Most of the other controls would seem foreign to anyone used to post-WW2 cars.
This site has more information. It's in Comic Sans as punishment.
For example, I just set up a couple servers from COTS parts. [...] for $199.99/ea. It seems the comparable Intel is the i7-980 (6 core, 3.6Ghz), which is selling at $589.99. For the difference in price, I could build out a 3rd server, and still have money left over.
if 3 x $199.99 $589.99, I think maybe you hit the Pentium division bug discussed earlier.
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It was probably a very strong password, that's why he used it on every web site.
It means "covered with carpet", right?
More importantly, can corporations get gay married?
You just need better equipment. Can you imagine a '50s tube set repair guy trying to fix SMD boards with a soldering gun? No, he would have considered them unrepairable, but SMD rework stations are relatively inexpensive today. As the technology advances, so must the tools.
Worked for me.
Even cars did not change their UI in the past 100 years
Cars have actually changed their operating interface substantially. The venerable Model T had a throttle lever on the steering column instead of an accelerator pedal. Opposite that was a lever to adjust the spark advance. Most of the other controls would seem foreign to anyone used to post-WW2 cars.
This site has more information. It's in Comic Sans as punishment.
For example, I just set up a couple servers from COTS parts. [...] for $199.99/ea. It seems the comparable Intel is the i7-980 (6 core, 3.6Ghz), which is selling at $589.99. For the difference in price, I could build out a 3rd server, and still have money left over.
if 3 x $199.99 $589.99, I think maybe you hit the Pentium division bug discussed earlier.
This was the 20th IOCCC. The 19th was in 2006.
No, fully 100% of them are politicians by trade.
To be fair, I can see the editors confusing SPARC and spark.
Is it affected by tinitus?
Now if only they'd take over the Java project.
It's that song from Lion King... you know, Hatsune Mikuta.
People like you that work two shifts are responsible for half of the high unemployment
People like him are still employed.
"Troubleshooting Time Machine" (Google)
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Knock yourself out ...
To be fair, most of those are forum posts from Jon Pertwee.
You'd prefer to discuss a cunning array of stunts?
I personally keep my used condoms in the freezer, it is eaiser on the nose that way.
I think you're doing it wrong, they don't go on the nose.
Try this instead. Probably not hi-def, but at least larger photos. And a photo of the visualization they're talking about.
That would be awesome for all my Vectrex games!
Java and Adobe reader *do* have autoupdaters. How do you think toolbars get installed?
I hear there are a lot of pirates in Pittsburgh.
Typical Slashdotters, they know nothing when it comes to getting laid.
Please post photos of your 1971 Ford Model T. I suspect the closest you'll be able to get is a 1984 IBM Model M.
They tried to teach them, but they couldn't be taut.
But this has to be the biggest load of shit I've ever read on /.
You don't read idle, do you.