You can't be a US president unless you were born in the United states, therfore Claming you would be US president would be impossible. His claim, though rediculous is possible.
I've been hearing way too much positive stuff about win2k. Everyone seems to excuse windows 2000 by its stable, and nice. Come on, this is a Unix site, and we don't need that kind of nonsense. If you can make a good device on win2k, you can make a better device on Linux, period.
Apple could do otherwise, they're just a mean company in general. The shareholders don't need to know about a expert programmer who is a minor, and neither does the board.
Show him some appreciation? I hope they do, but they won't.
"A beutiful mind" is a movie based on a anti-semetic book, and the film retains lots of the anti-semetic elements. Israel and Great Briton and Japan are our only somewhat-powerful allys, and it would be STUPID to loose Israel in such a strategical position.
With websites all over claiming that Israel is terrorizing the palestinians, and the media against Israel (I bet you never heard Arafat is recieving money from the EU, and then gives it to his terrorist networks...).
A lot of nerds liked it? Get a life! Lots of folks on/. are not nerds.
This will probably get moderated down even though it has sense, contrary to the parent post.
Yeah, I agree. No true geek would get a computer pre-built. I built my first one when I was 12.
Laptops? I didn't build a laptop from scratch, but I did get a non-working one. Maybe a little too much wait, but I got a 486 75mhz w/2.1gigs, 20mb ram for about $150. In the process I aquired another machine just like it with less ram and hd space.
I have a feeling I'd do the same thing in a "Corporate" envirenment. You still have to setup the computers on-site, and setup the operating system. I'd probably start with "barebones" though.
Maybe the whole video thing is VIA sending a message to nVidia. "W3 0wnz j00!". VIA kicked nvidia in the motherboard arena, and is fixing to knock them in the video area.
The article was on wired I think. The icebergs split up, and trap the penguins on mainland, or at least some were. They then couldn't get to food, so they are starving. I like penguins that's all, not a Envirenmentalist phreak.
We find that.com's are going out of business while Game companies are Thriving like never before. Perhaps people are starting a trend toward "getting serious", but it doesn't seem like it's showing in the business sector yet.
Because, it's cheaper, AND smaller than the rio central, that's why. Using a custom built machine is obviously the best choice, but many people would be deterred by the size. I wouldn't buy one, but I wouldn't consider a rio central either.
Actually, Microsoft decided they wanted bo make everything stupid so they left. IBM didn't decide to just kick them out, they left. The AC who replied to you was correct, HPFS was being done by IBM, not M$.
You're talking about different companies using your datacenter, so why not just let them pick? Of course, you will be the people who have to deal with the machines, but I'd leave it open to them. Of course, you would have a criteria for the naming.
That's the question I have, when will it be affordable? DVD writers currently cost around $500, there's a few standards, and the disks cost $30. I'll stick with my CDrw for the time being.
I don't think we should put so much blame on HURD, though obviously they ARE slow. Apple doesn't have the same kind of standards in their products that GNU does.
It's not that hard to use XHTML. In fact, if your past code is html 4.01 compliant, you won't need to change much at all. You need to add a / at the end of all tags without ending tags. I.E. ,.
XHTML must be valid for it to work right, that's the only major difference. There's also a separate standard for frames. Unfortunatly, according to the W3C, the tag is invalid in Strict XTHML, so you run into problems aligning things with Strict.
Slashdot could make their site HTML compliant if they weren't so lazy, and they could make it XHTML/XML compliant too. You are right on on the chances though.
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You can't be a US president unless you were born in the United states, therfore Claming you would be US president would be impossible. His claim, though rediculous is possible.
I've been hearing way too much positive stuff about win2k. Everyone seems to excuse windows 2000 by its stable, and nice. Come on, this is a Unix site, and we don't need that kind of nonsense. If you can make a good device on win2k, you can make a better device on Linux, period.
I saw it and said, "WHAT!?!?!?" good post man. I have a feeling Linus will stop hacking the kernel after he's dead.
Apple could do otherwise, they're just a mean company in general. The shareholders don't need to know about a expert programmer who is a minor, and neither does the board.
Show him some appreciation? I hope they do, but they won't.
"A beutiful mind" is a movie based on a anti-semetic book, and the film retains lots of the anti-semetic elements. Israel and Great Briton and Japan are our only somewhat-powerful allys, and it would be STUPID to loose Israel in such a strategical position.
/. are not nerds.
With websites all over claiming that Israel is terrorizing the palestinians, and the media against Israel (I bet you never heard Arafat is recieving money from the EU, and then gives it to his terrorist networks...).
A lot of nerds liked it? Get a life! Lots of folks on
This will probably get moderated down even though it has sense, contrary to the parent post.
Yeah, I agree. No true geek would get a computer pre-built. I built my first one when I was 12.
Laptops? I didn't build a laptop from scratch, but I did get a non-working one. Maybe a little too much wait, but I got a 486 75mhz w/2.1gigs, 20mb ram for about $150. In the process I aquired another machine just like it with less ram and hd space.
I have a feeling I'd do the same thing in a "Corporate" envirenment. You still have to setup the computers on-site, and setup the operating system. I'd probably start with "barebones" though.
My radeon 7200 will kick your v2 sli any day. I only paid $50 for it too. Just find your deals right and you'll be fine.
Voodoo2 was a revolutionary card for it's time, but it's been 4 generations scince then. Time to get a real card again.
Maybe the whole video thing is VIA sending a message to nVidia. "W3 0wnz j00!". VIA kicked nvidia in the motherboard arena, and is fixing to knock them in the video area.
More power to them.
60,000 words, luxury car cost == 60,000 dollars. Somehow it seems a bit high.
:-)
Oh yeah, Sony is always overpriced
The article was on wired I think. The icebergs split up, and trap the penguins on mainland, or at least some were. They then couldn't get to food, so they are starving. I like penguins that's all, not a Envirenmentalist phreak.
What did it do to the "Envirenment" of Antartica? This does sound like a huge sheet of ice.
I just heard that penguins (real ones, not linux geeks) have been dieng in Antartica. How would this breakage effect them?
We find that .com's are going out of business while Game companies are Thriving like never before. Perhaps people are starting a trend toward "getting serious", but it doesn't seem like it's showing in the business sector yet.
Because, it's cheaper, AND smaller than the rio central, that's why. Using a custom built machine is obviously the best choice, but many people would be deterred by the size. I wouldn't buy one, but I wouldn't consider a rio central either.
Actually, Microsoft decided they wanted bo make everything stupid so they left. IBM didn't decide to just kick them out, they left. The AC who replied to you was correct, HPFS was being done by IBM, not M$.
When will it work on Linux? YESTURDAY.
Windows XP includes ntfs, so it's not a msdos based fs, they stole ntfs from IBMs' HPFS.
There's a PC at thinkgeek for $999 it uses a 1ghz processor, has 256mb ram, has cdrw, 20gig hd. It has all ports. It's small too, 6" square.
I wouldn't doubt that you could replace the 20gig hd with a 80gig, which cost right at $100 on pricewatch.com
It's a cool address, so it might be interesting. You can get @backyardartillery.com address free.
Here [backyardartillery.com]
So he speaks to people dumb and smart. Sure, many people complete HS physics, but most of them forget everything.
I am under the impression that he's just dumbing down his speech so everyone kinda understands. That or he's thinking about Mars' atmosphere.
You're talking about different companies using your datacenter, so why not just let them pick? Of course, you will be the people who have to deal with the machines, but I'd leave it open to them. Of course, you would have a criteria for the naming.
That's 3993! You must have learned math from Cowboyneal. 4000 - 7 = 3997, they should put that in the next poll.
That's the question I have, when will it be affordable? DVD writers currently cost around $500, there's a few standards, and the disks cost $30. I'll stick with my CDrw for the time being.
Unfortunatly, it is anyway. We pay sales tax on these products, and the question is, should it be double-taxed?
I don't think we should put so much blame on HURD, though obviously they ARE slow. Apple doesn't have the same kind of standards in their products that GNU does.
Why is Blizzard opposed to a open source battle.net server clone? Do they have any ads on battle.net, or are they just being dumb?
It's not that hard to use XHTML. In fact, if your past code is html 4.01 compliant, you won't need to change much at all. You need to add a / at the end of all tags without ending tags. I.E. , .
XHTML must be valid for it to work right, that's the only major difference. There's also a separate standard for frames. Unfortunatly, according to the W3C, the tag is invalid in Strict XTHML, so you run into problems aligning things with Strict.
Slashdot could make their site HTML compliant if they weren't so lazy, and they could make it XHTML/XML compliant too. You are right on on the chances though.