The id is on the side of the ISP who knows very well what customer is connected to which line. You can change your MAC or IP as much as you like, yet the ISP can still identify you.
Unless, of course you use anonymized services or are in some internet cafe:)
the other one that is supposed to be in charge was also not elected... The guy who was actually elected has retired somewhere between Rome and Jerusalem
actually I would not be so casual about the current government. Never underestimate how toxic is power and how people who have been holding it for 12 years will do anything to keep it theirs. I am worried about these lot!
however much we dislike Gates and M$, we must recognize that he is a serious philantropist and has a record on donations to charity, particularly towards serious world problems like malaria, measles, etc. That is something good I can say about him. Silverlight, on the other hand, is not:(
Slackware 12.2, kernel 2.6.28, KDE. But I do have an 8Gb 701 (actually known as 702), the extra space was very useful for KDE, otherwise with a standard 4Gb 701 you're better off using XFCE instead of KDE.
This sort of project only really applies to the non-fundamental sciences.
And what are fundamental sciences? I keep hearing this type of argument: (some) physicist think biology is not a fundamental science; (some) biologists think sociology is not a fundamental science... each science is fundamental to those who want to understand the phenomena that it deals with.
HD is a cheap way of "forcing" consumers buy more TV sets. Until they really start to increase the real resolution (ie reduce pixel sizes) and increase the number of pixels up by a lot HD is not really worth it.
I have a "HD-ready" 26" LCD screen and sit about 10' away from it and cannot tell the difference. Plus the HD stuff is way too sharp, having ridiculous un-natural contrast levels, probably just to impress the masses.
This is just like saying that digital radio broadcast has better sound definition than good old FM - it does not!
What about Cold Fusion? What about the fabricated nanotechnology data of Schon? What about the memory of water?
The issue is the same with physics, chemistry, and all the others. A large part of the problem is that the top journals *want* papers that can make the news on Thursday; and will select papers that may have not been fully vetted, and also have a bias towards "big shots" (who have much easier time publishing any kind of trash than do young researchers).
runs without swap, at least the version of Xandros that comes pre-installed (SSD's do not seem to be the best medium to hold swap partitios).
On regular desktops that do not need to hibernate I usually have between 512Mb - 1Gb. On laptops it is useful to have 1.1X size of RAM to be able to hold the system state there.
Slashdot Mirror
It is a fact if you add the place and time of when this RGB value hit a screen. (but be warned IANAL)
I think the OP found some news piece from the 1960s and decided to recycle it...
If I was to make such a prediction I would say 60 years, then even if it would not happen I would not be around to be shamed.
AI working? Nooooo! (and I'm in a machine learning research group)
OTOH I whish the KDE guys stopped "innovating" so much and put some stability on this thing. I'm close to migrating to XFCE
Or how China is keeping its currency at an artificially low price by purchasing huge amounts of the currency of its largest customer ;)
I hope this means that Android phones will now be available on Orange.
The id is on the side of the ISP who knows very well what customer is connected to which line. You can change your MAC or IP as much as you like, yet the ISP can still identify you.
Unless, of course you use anonymized services or are in some internet cafe :)
the other one that is supposed to be in charge was also not elected... The guy who was actually elected has retired somewhere between Rome and Jerusalem
actually I would not be so casual about the current government. Never underestimate how toxic is power and how people who have been holding it for 12 years will do anything to keep it theirs. I am worried about these lot!
however much we dislike Gates and M$, we must recognize that he is a serious philantropist and has a record on donations to charity, particularly towards serious world problems like malaria, measles, etc. That is something good I can say about him. Silverlight, on the other hand, is not :(
it needs a proper UI.
excuse me, PS needs a proper UI too!
DDOS attack is the poor man's slashdotting
digiKam
KPhotoAlbum
these are just two, there are more
Slackware 12.2, kernel 2.6.28, KDE. But I do have an 8Gb 701 (actually known as 702), the extra space was very useful for KDE, otherwise with a standard 4Gb 701 you're better off using XFCE instead of KDE.
more on http://slackeee.strangled.net/
Very good point.
I never bought into Occam's razor. I think it shaves off important stuff all too often.
This sort of project only really applies to the non-fundamental sciences.
And what are fundamental sciences?
I keep hearing this type of argument: (some) physicist think biology is not a fundamental science; (some) biologists think sociology is not a fundamental science... each science is fundamental to those who want to understand the phenomena that it deals with.
HD is a cheap way of "forcing" consumers buy more TV sets. Until they really start to increase the real resolution (ie reduce pixel sizes) and increase the number of pixels up by a lot HD is not really worth it.
I have a "HD-ready" 26" LCD screen and sit about 10' away from it and cannot tell the difference. Plus the HD stuff is way too sharp, having ridiculous un-natural contrast levels, probably just to impress the masses.
This is just like saying that digital radio broadcast has better sound definition than good old FM - it does not!
oh yeah?
What about Cold Fusion? What about the fabricated nanotechnology data of Schon? What about the memory of water?
The issue is the same with physics, chemistry, and all the others. A large part of the problem is that the top journals *want* papers that can make the news on Thursday; and will select papers that may have not been fully vetted, and also have a bias towards "big shots" (who have much easier time publishing any kind of trash than do young researchers).
runs without swap, at least the version of Xandros that comes pre-installed (SSD's do not seem to be the best medium to hold swap partitios).
On regular desktops that do not need to hibernate I usually have between 512Mb - 1Gb. On laptops it is useful to have 1.1X size of RAM to be able to hold the system state there.