That since people are willing go to the states, and pay the full cost of treatment (not just medical insurance), the total cost in the states is lower than in Canada. That is, including the cost of not getting treatment in time in Canada.
The law of diminishing returns may be in effect, but that does not mean that the extra expense is not worth spending. Cheers,
Just throw a few motion sensors around so the "room" can know when someone enters. NNs don't store information in a retrievable form, so there aren't any privacy concerns. Cheers,
Was this movie intended as a comedy? (They corny dialog seems to suggest so.) Regardless, I recomend it to anyone looking for a good laugh, albiet perhaps at someone elses expense. Cheers,
With UO/Everquest type games, your paying for someone to administer servers for you. Not really any different than paying your ISP to maintain your mail server. Cheers,
Peacefire is funding a company that provides service to spammers, putting them at least in the neutral, if not the friendly category.
If I was RBL'd in a similar way, I'd be pissed off, but with my provider, not MAPS. And I'd have all the more reason to take my business elsewhere. Cheers,
They provide a list of IPs which are friendly or neutral to spammers. Media3 is friendly or neutral to spammers, they belong on the list. I want my subscription to be used that way. If you don't, make your own RBL. Cheers,
NFS is *absolutely* necessary for a development environment for something like this. It simplifies things greatly to have a limitless (essentially) storage system for devel/testing, and worry about making sure it fits onboard *after* you've got whatever you're working on actually working. Cheers,
He has an interesting book titled Artificial Life: A Report From the Frontier Where Computers Meet Biology that covers the history of AI (slanted toward alife). Cheers,
There are only so many sounds humans can make, chances are pretty good two languages will have some semantic overlap, especially given that people tend to mold what they hear to their own understanding. Cheers,
You may not find Huster in the library, but unless you live in some backward xtian controlled town, you probably will find that Madonna book (what was it called?). That would be considered "porn" by these censorware programs.
The problem with libraries trying to keep 12 year olds from viewing porn is that it isn't their place. If parents don't want their kids to see it, its their responsibility, not society's Cheers,
Perform unfair comparisons (Vanta beats Voodoo3 in Quake3 because Voodoo3 doesn't do 32-bit... in 16-bit the Voodoo would win)
That seems fair. 3DFX is missing a major feature, that's their fault.
Tell reviewers not to benchmark the cards in 16-bit/play down 16-bit numbers (because of the Voodoo's strong numbers there), or not to test on Glide-enabled games
Again, that seems fair, the important benchmarks should be at a high resolution, in 32 bit colour. Glide shouldn't even be mentioned, it's irrelevant. Benchmarks should only be done on the more open APIs.
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That since people are willing go to the states, and pay the full cost of treatment (not just medical insurance), the total cost in the states is lower than in Canada. That is, including the cost of not getting treatment in time in Canada.
The law of diminishing returns may be in effect, but that does not mean that the extra expense is not worth spending.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Medicare is generally considered worse than the US system, unless you're unable to afford medical insurance.
You'll find many Canadians will cross the border to get services, because often the Canadian system just can't handle the load.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Do you really read (and fully understand) every contract you're forced into? I think not.
And what the hell does contract law have to do with democracy? Capitalism/Corporatism maybe, but not democracy.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Yes, *hardware* follows moores law, but OS's do not. Windows 98 is not really that much different that Windows 95.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Just throw a few motion sensors around so the "room" can know when someone enters. NNs don't store information in a retrievable form, so there aren't any privacy concerns.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
And so was everyone else in the theatre.
Was this movie intended as a comedy? (They corny dialog seems to suggest so.) Regardless, I recomend it to anyone looking for a good laugh, albiet perhaps at someone elses expense.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
With UO/Everquest type games, your paying for someone to administer servers for you. Not really any different than paying your ISP to maintain your mail server.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
The source is available. If you want a DOS/Amiga/Mac/whatever version, port it yourself.
Why do people always expect to have things done for them, for free? Don't be so greedy.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Peacefire is funding a company that provides service to spammers, putting them at least in the neutral, if not the friendly category.
If I was RBL'd in a similar way, I'd be pissed off, but with my provider, not MAPS. And I'd have all the more reason to take my business elsewhere.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
They provide a list of IPs which are friendly or neutral to spammers. Media3 is friendly or neutral to spammers, they belong on the list. I want my subscription to be used that way. If you don't, make your own RBL.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
I also have the EDU version of Office 2000, and there was such a scheme. Don't be a such a twit.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
NFS is *absolutely* necessary for a development environment for something like this. It simplifies things greatly to have a limitless (essentially) storage system for devel/testing, and worry about making sure it fits onboard *after* you've got whatever you're working on actually working.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Steve just rode in on his coattails. Woz *built* Apple, Jobs just hyped it.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
That explains all those blank emails with a winmail.dat binary attached I've been getting from outlook users...
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Or does each successive version of windows keep looking like MS ate gnome, and shat in the windows box?
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
How many areas rely on coal or oil plants alone, rather than just as a backup?
This thing can't be better than hydro/nuclear power.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
The GPL provides an increase in long term freedom, by sacrificing a little short term freedom - overall a net increase of freedom.
/me douses himself in flame retardant chemicals
The BSD license provides an small increase in short term freedom by sacrificing long term freedom - a net decrease in freedom.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
He has an interesting book titled Artificial Life: A Report From the Frontier Where Computers Meet Biology that covers the history of AI (slanted toward alife).
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Reverse polish notation anyone?
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
There are only so many sounds humans can make, chances are pretty good two languages will have some semantic overlap, especially given that people tend to mold what they hear to their own understanding.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
ABS (basically black PVC) is ok.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
You may not find Huster in the library, but unless you live in some backward xtian controlled town, you probably will find that Madonna book (what was it called?). That would be considered "porn" by these censorware programs.
The problem with libraries trying to keep 12 year olds from viewing porn is that it isn't their place. If parents don't want their kids to see it, its their responsibility, not society's
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
FAT is actually a good filesystem for Windows - it can handle power cycling with little to no damage.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Perform unfair comparisons (Vanta beats Voodoo3 in Quake3 because Voodoo3 doesn't do 32-bit ... in 16-bit the Voodoo would win)
That seems fair. 3DFX is missing a major feature, that's their fault.
Tell reviewers not to benchmark the cards in 16-bit/play down 16-bit numbers (because of the Voodoo's strong numbers there), or not to test on Glide-enabled games
Again, that seems fair, the important benchmarks should be at a high resolution, in 32 bit colour. Glide shouldn't even be mentioned, it's irrelevant. Benchmarks should only be done on the more open APIs.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland
Oh, get off it, the guy was squatting. He just threw up a few biblical passages, without any real content.
And besides that, he should have been at corinthians.org.
Cheers,
Rick Kirkland