And how much does it cost Microsoft, or any software vendor, to make a disc (their product)? Pennies, I would imagine. The real costs aren't in parst (unless you are building cars), usually, but in research.
Hey Pedrito, it isn't a Slashdot problem, its a Firefox problem. To prove this, change the font size (CTRL and plus [+] key) and then change it back (CTRL and minus [-]). Boom, site then renders perfect. Same HTML code, different rendering, means it isn't Slashdot's HTML.
Sounds like it isn't designed to give you better video than DVI...
"The video segment of the HDMI signal is actually compatible pin for pin with DVI, but in a much different package. HDMI improves on DVI by transmitting digital audio on the same interface, adding support for HDCP and also better DDC options for manufacturers."
In reguard to the deleting email, the option you are looking for is called Wireless Reconcile. I belive once you turn that on, deleting email on your Blackberry will delete it from your computer's mailbox.
This is a good thing for spam. Just wait until all of China is using IPv9, then figure out a way to drop any packets that have passed thru IPv9 routers; suddenly no more Chinese packets, and no more spam.
That way, they'll stop having these messages... "Warning: MySQL Connection Failed: Too many connections in/home/sites/site1/web/index.php on line 21
Could not connect to database!"
While we do get to take off everyday that the Federal Reserve is closed, Christmas Eve is not one of those, and we had to have somebody in for a few hours on Christmas Eve.
Actually,/dev as we know it in Linux will go away soon, most likely with 2.6, and be replaced with devfs, which promises to be much cleaner (as well as only have dev entries for hardware you actually have)
Well, typically ISP Admin's only allow IP's of their subscribers to read news from their servers. There are services out there that will (for a price) allow you to read news from them, but it'll be no where as fast as getting it from your ISP's network will.
Well, if the mirrors haven't had time to update, lets make sure we give the main source a good slashdottin! I'm sure *that'll* help them catchup...blah.
Have you played with the ChatBot on the AI Website? Its pretty impressive..it still has lots of grammer problems (not unlike Slashdot), but it says a lot of impressive stuff.
On point two, you did check the page in question , right? If you had, you would have noticed that there IS an English traslation. The pictures are different, but it exists.
I've never used any BSD, but almost all benchmarks I've seen show BSD faster than even 2.4 Linux; however, the Linux marketshare keeps going up and up, dispite BSD being faster (and therefore, better?). I wonder if BSD will eventually die off (or just shrivel) and leave the "slower" Linux to strive (a la BETA/VHS).
I think they've got it fixed now, but last time I checked out a 2.4.0-test10 (I think) kernel, it was having EXT2 filesystem corruption problems. Thats what I call not exactly ready for prime time...
Take the job. Do your best, but don't sweat it. Rake in the money, save as much as you can (in case you just can't take it), and meanwhile, start looking for another job.
Granted, I don't follow the stock market very often, but I just looked at their 3-month prices,and they dropped abou 50% in the last week! Anybody know what caused such a drop? (Granted, the entire market didn't so hot in the last week, but stilll....)
Mostly likely because 2.4 is supposed to be a stable-series, and they don't want to add a lot of new, not-as-tested-as-much-as-they-want code into unless they have to.
OK, but how often are you tempted to test out the latest anti-Windoze exploit on every single Micro$oft box on your LAN?:-) (twinge.c comes to mind...)
Slashdot Mirror
And how much does it cost Microsoft, or any software vendor, to make a disc (their product)? Pennies, I would imagine. The real costs aren't in parst (unless you are building cars), usually, but in research.
Actually, when they find major bugs (usually security related) they give away fixed versions of IOS for free (Without registering.)
What do you mean, "it was simple, effective"... Pine still is all those things; I'm still using it to this day.
Hey Pedrito, it isn't a Slashdot problem, its a Firefox problem. To prove this, change the font size (CTRL and plus [+] key) and then change it back (CTRL and minus [-]). Boom, site then renders perfect. Same HTML code, different rendering, means it isn't Slashdot's HTML.
"The video segment of the HDMI signal is actually compatible pin for pin with DVI, but in a much different package. HDMI improves on DVI by transmitting digital audio on the same interface, adding support for HDCP and also better DDC options for manufacturers."
Wow..."The nucleus of the IT infrastructure Dillman presides over is a single, centralized, 423-terabyte Teradata system"
How do you backup a 423-terabyte database?
In reguard to the deleting email, the option you are looking for is called Wireless Reconcile. I belive once you turn that on, deleting email on your Blackberry will delete it from your computer's mailbox.
This is a good thing for spam. Just wait until all of China is using IPv9, then figure out a way to drop any packets that have passed thru IPv9 routers; suddenly no more Chinese packets, and no more spam.
That way, they'll stop having these messages... /home/sites/site1/web/index.php on line 21
Could not connect to database!"
"Warning: MySQL Connection Failed: Too many connections in
While we do get to take off everyday that the Federal Reserve is closed, Christmas Eve is not one of those, and we had to have somebody in for a few hours on Christmas Eve.
Actually, /dev as we know it in Linux will go away soon, most likely with 2.6, and be replaced with devfs, which promises to be much cleaner (as well as only have dev entries for hardware you actually have)
Not to be confused with the 'GNU Bowel Movement'
Well, typically ISP Admin's only allow IP's of their subscribers to read news from their servers. There are services out there that will (for a price) allow you to read news from them, but it'll be no where as fast as getting it from your ISP's network will.
OK, so you can hear a difference; but is it $9,000 worth of difference?
Well, if the mirrors haven't had time to update, lets make sure we give the main source a good slashdottin! I'm sure *that'll* help them catchup...blah.
Have you played with the ChatBot on the AI Website? Its pretty impressive..it still has lots of grammer problems (not unlike Slashdot), but it says a lot of impressive stuff.
http://aimovie.warnerbros.com/
On point two, you did check the page in question , right? If you had, you would have noticed that there IS an English traslation. The pictures are different, but it exists.
I've never used any BSD, but almost all benchmarks I've seen show BSD faster than even 2.4 Linux; however, the Linux marketshare keeps going up and up, dispite BSD being faster (and therefore, better?). I wonder if BSD will eventually die off (or just shrivel) and leave the "slower" Linux to strive (a la BETA/VHS).
I think they've got it fixed now, but last time I checked out a 2.4.0-test10 (I think) kernel, it was having EXT2 filesystem corruption problems. Thats what I call not exactly ready for prime time...
Take the job. Do your best, but don't sweat it. Rake in the money, save as much as you can (in case you just can't take it), and meanwhile, start looking for another job.
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Granted, I don't follow the stock market very often, but I just looked at their 3-month prices,and they dropped abou 50% in the last week! Anybody know what caused such a drop? (Granted, the entire market didn't so hot in the last week, but stilll....)
they'd have just called their patch an upgrade to Quake 4, and charged everyone $89.99 to break all their existing mods.
Mostly likely because 2.4 is supposed to be a stable-series, and they don't want to add a lot of new, not-as-tested-as-much-as-they-want code into unless they have to.
OK, but how often are you tempted to test out the latest anti-Windoze exploit on every single Micro$oft box on your LAN? :-) (twinge.c comes to mind...)