So the whole point of this article is to let me know that I will get a headache if I don't get my daily fix of caffeine? It doesn't take a genius to figure that out....
I'm not surprised that there are health problems. I used to setup a lot of wifi networks for my job, and I could "feel" the presence of wifi when I was close to a router. One time while plugging in an airport I got a sudden headache. I turned the router off and immediately the headache was gone. It's kinda scary.
I disagree. There is only so much you can get from a man page. A good book allows you to gain an understanding of the subject based on the perspective that it is written in. For instance, "PHP For The Enterprise" is going to go in a much different direction than "PHP For Dummies".
Also, a man page is never going to give you thorough enough examples. Most people learn much better by example than technical jargon. No man page is going to be able to provide enough examples to gain any true understanding of the subject.
I can think of no technical reasone you couldn't do the same with iMacs..
Well, the older iMacs don't have fans, so they get pretty darn hot. Ever touched the top of one of them? I've had a couple of iMac hard drives fail on me, likely because of the increased heat.
That being said, OS X does handle the load just fine:).
Gimme a break! Redhat is competing primary against MICROSOFT, not other linux vendors. They're doing what they're doing for the best of the linux and open source communities. If we have division b/n these communities, then it's only going to hurt ourselves.
What I don't understand is how Claris Emailer (an Mac Classic app that can fetch AOL email) continues to work even when AOL changed the token. There must be another way to connect to AOL....
My first one died just a couple days after I got it, I guess I should of taken the hint and swapped it for a barracuda. We'll see though... no trouble yet after a couple months usage....
I'm guessing they did this b/c most things that are hqx'ed are also sit'ed underneath. I understand the reasoning, but man, that is a terrible security hole.
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So the whole point of this article is to let me know that I will get a headache if I don't get my daily fix of caffeine? It doesn't take a genius to figure that out....
Seriously... mods....
I'm not surprised that there are health problems. I used to setup a lot of wifi networks for my job, and I could "feel" the presence of wifi when I was close to a router. One time while plugging in an airport I got a sudden headache. I turned the router off and immediately the headache was gone. It's kinda scary.
Seems like the entertainment industry's one hand doesn't know what the other is doing.
I'm not sure you see the point. Of course they're shutting down illegal torrent hubs. It's all part of one plan: legal distribution of their product.
I disagree. There is only so much you can get from a man page. A good book allows you to gain an understanding of the subject based on the perspective that it is written in. For instance, "PHP For The Enterprise" is going to go in a much different direction than "PHP For Dummies".
Also, a man page is never going to give you thorough enough examples. Most people learn much better by example than technical jargon. No man page is going to be able to provide enough examples to gain any true understanding of the subject.
Here is a more complete mirror: http://www.justinmitchell.net/minty
Sprint hasn't charged for ESN swaps for at least the last year.
I'm so ready to receive my check for $0.35US
/. it WILL be $0.35! THANKS.
Well now that you put it on
I wonder if these are locked to only work with unicom. I'd kill to use this with Sprint.
Is this still the case? I buy quite a bit of open-box items at Best Buy and have never heard this.
I can think of no technical reasone you couldn't do the same with iMacs..
:).
Well, the older iMacs don't have fans, so they get pretty darn hot. Ever touched the top of one of them? I've had a couple of iMac hard drives fail on me, likely because of the increased heat.
That being said, OS X does handle the load just fine
I actually did this a month or so ago... bought a few feet of dynamat and wrapped everything in it. Barely made a difference ::sigh::
Last year someone died after playing too much Counter-Strike.
Here's the article.
Gimme a break! Redhat is competing primary against MICROSOFT, not other linux vendors. They're doing what they're doing for the best of the linux and open source communities. If we have division b/n these communities, then it's only going to hurt ourselves.
Justin
What I don't understand is how Claris Emailer (an Mac Classic app that can fetch AOL email) continues to work even when AOL changed the token. There must be another way to connect to AOL....
Justin
That'd be a great deal if it were a 19in rack. That won't hold computer equipment.
My first one died just a couple days after I got it, I guess I should of taken the hint and swapped it for a barracuda. We'll see though... no trouble yet after a couple months usage....
I'm guessing they did this b/c most things that are hqx'ed are also sit'ed underneath. I understand the reasoning, but man, that is a terrible security hole.
That certainly was a waste of time. Let's keep the topics informative at the least. Don't let the trolls get what they want.
Anybody else think the girl monkey looks a little bit too much like Michael Jackson?!