According to this Heise News article (in German), Microsoft will only issue security patches once a month from now on - excluding "Emergency Releases".
Next week: Sculley confesses to WIRED that, in hindsight, it may have been a mistake to mention to Bill Gates that "if anybody copies the Mac interface and slaps it onto cheap IBM clone hardware, I'd probably be dumb enough to let them get away with it via a
legal loophole, and then, hoo, boy would we be in trouble."
In a recent interview (in German) (actually in a future one, since it's dated 13th of October 2003;-), Suse Boss Richard Seibt says "In the future, Computers from Apple will run Linux. I can envision that in 10 years their comfortable user interface will be standard on all Linux systems."
Yes, and the unit is Byte in both cases. Giga is shorthand for a factor of 1,000,000,000 like kilo is for a factor of 1,000. The problem is that some decades ago some geek thought that 1024 is close enough to 1000, so it would be k3wl to use "Kilo" (with a capital K) for a factor of 1024 (a base two factor). Hey, Kilo should be enough for everybody, nobody will ever run into having to distinguish between Mega (factor of 1,000,000) and, errm, Mega (or mega?) (factor of 1024*1024 - or 1000*1024?).
And this is hardly the first time a close one was only detected days after passing. That is much scarier than "Asteroid may hit Earth in 74 years" - "Scientists just noticed that killer asteroid hit Earth 3 days ago."
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Yeah, you can read real well, Mr. idiot bubble.
14336 Tons with 128000 ids? What's that supposed to mean? ;-)
with iTune Music Store? Because "The iPod makes money. The iTunes Music Store doesn't". Deal with it.
According to this Heise News article (in German), Microsoft will only issue security patches once a month from now on - excluding "Emergency Releases".
Here is something to back up the AC on After Effects.
You do know that Apple isn't using the fastest compiler they could, while AMD does?
Well, the GSI is also credited with finding Elements 111 and 112, so who knows ;-)
As opposed to yours? Look at his original statement, then stand in the corner of shame. It's Linutix like you that give Linutix like you a bad name.
Offtopic? Yeah, because it's no FUD.
No idea why I brought that up now ;-)
And unless your distro auto-updates the HOWTO from this web-site, the copy would still be six months out of date.
Wrong castle. The casle near Darmstadt is Burg Frankenstein. No, really, it is.
Yes, and the unit is Byte in both cases. Giga is shorthand for a factor of 1,000,000,000 like kilo is for a factor of 1,000. The problem is that some decades ago some geek thought that 1024 is close enough to 1000, so it would be k3wl to use "Kilo" (with a capital K) for a factor of 1024 (a base two factor). Hey, Kilo should be enough for everybody, nobody will ever run into having to distinguish between Mega (factor of 1,000,000) and, errm, Mega (or mega?) (factor of 1024*1024 - or 1000*1024?).
The same result when searching all the web, "... from about 1020" when only searching on German web-sites.
Yeah, Intel! From 2.8 GHz to 3.4 GHz in just a year - way to go!
Ohh, I'm sure most of their -errm- "customers" would love to sell them some navel lint at an incredible low price.
As would have any PC that could have matched it. Still doesn't explain where the harddrive went.
Just wait for the dupe ;-)
Only if you start on the fastest level. Else the computer has to wait until you finish.
And this is hardly the first time a close one was only detected days after passing. That is much scarier than "Asteroid may hit Earth in 74 years" - "Scientists just noticed that killer asteroid hit Earth 3 days ago."
If it hits, it doesn't fly by.
So house-sized is an asteroid, and sofa-sized and size of a Volkswagon are meteorids. Got it.