Ooops, my bad. I put that wrong. A) the domains do infact exist, and B) I missread the page that comes up as "We want to sell these (pre-registered) domains to you" at first glance. They do infact want to sell me car registrations and fancy number plates. Still, no bicycles in sight.
Why don't you go to the friggin site? You will not find any bikes there. Yes, they are registered, but both go to a newreg.com page - they want to sell you car registrations and UK number plates. Somhow doing a Google search still sounds loke a good idea.
Well, 10 years ago you could have coated all parts of an engine with a diamond layer, but that would have required to put them into a vacuum chamber for days, only recently it has become easier.
More or less computer-related. 2 years ago they tried to buy the cable network of Deutsche Telekom (IOW almost all cable in Germany). They did buy larger shares of Telcos, a cell phone manufacturer, and are "involved" with NBC. Just wait till you see MS Online Laundry Service, MS Online Car Rental Service and MS Online Soft Drink Service.
So if I, the "inexperienced hobby coder", change kernel code, fuck up, damage my machine, Linus will pay the bill? Or will he just say "Why the hell did you do this?"
... where it's easy to get disk in. [twenty seconds, a head bumped on the table twice and a near slip of the disc later] There, its in. I'm glad I didn't have the drive in front of me, else I would get no exercise at all.
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Ooops, my bad. I put that wrong. A) the domains do infact exist, and B) I missread the page that comes up as "We want to sell these (pre-registered) domains to you" at first glance. They do infact want to sell me car registrations and fancy number plates. Still, no bicycles in sight.
Why don't you go to the friggin site? You will not find any bikes there. Yes, they are registered, but both go to a newreg.com page - they want to sell you car registrations and UK number plates. Somhow doing a Google search still sounds loke a good idea.
Time to build Virtual Memory into ProDOS. Ohh, and the drives are faster than the original RAM.
Funny thing is, both bike.co.uk and bikes.co.uk are not yet taken. So much for the "obvious" name for an online bicycle shop in the UK.
Well, 10 years ago you could have coated all parts of an engine with a diamond layer, but that would have required to put them into a vacuum chamber for days, only recently it has become easier.
More or less computer-related. 2 years ago they tried to buy the cable network of Deutsche Telekom (IOW almost all cable in Germany). They did buy larger shares of Telcos, a cell phone manufacturer, and are "involved" with NBC. Just wait till you see MS Online Laundry Service, MS Online Car Rental Service and MS Online Soft Drink Service.
Well, before MS attacked Netscape, who owned Netscape? Ooops.
So if I, the "inexperienced hobby coder", change kernel code, fuck up, damage my machine, Linus will pay the bill? Or will he just say "Why the hell did you do this?"
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Custom tailored bullshit. Most consumers just go into the shop and buy whatever box has the highest numbers and the lowest price.
Actually, they have $4.3B in the bank.
So people, don't forgett to backup your genes.
The IBM Netvista x40 weighs 22 lb.
Read Robert X. Cringely's lates column on why (at least) Steve Jobs might not care if it doesn't sell like hotcakes.
The secret wasn't "an iMac with LCD".
... where it's easy to get disk in. [twenty seconds, a head bumped on the table twice and a near slip of the disc later] There, its in. I'm glad I didn't have the drive in front of me, else I would get no exercise at all.
The internal RAM is running at 133 MHz (see the service manual refered to in this thread).
Tell me how to fit a 2.5" HD into the iPod, that is only 2.43" wide? Could you at least check the most basic information before you post?
BTW, the new "Prestonia" Xeons implement "Hyper-Threading" (a form of SMT), and report to have two logical processors.
Guess so.
Yeah, it looks big and heavy, it can probably destroy an iPod with one blow.
Oh, is this so? Then why did they sell a Unix when Linus was still playing with Minix?
Because he's got a positronic brain, no silicon inside.