well, considering the game media has been referring to the ps2, xbox and gc as "next generation consoles" for the past few years, i don't think it's exactly fair for them to lay into blizzard for announcing that sc:ghost is coming out for the "next generation consoles." using that moniker was very short-sighted on everyone's part...
Considering these environments are formed around the oceaenic spreading centers, I'm more than certain they're used to this type of activity...Nothing to worry about here...
Just think...If MS were to not release *any* security patches at all, they could use that figure as absolute proof that Windows is more secure than anything else out there!
Precisely my point. How many users out there (not/.ers, obviously) ended up signing up for a Passport account just to make that MSN Messenger thing stop bugging them at login?
"A vulnerability is not a vulnerability till somebody discovers it..."
Huh? So if someone inadvertently takes advantage of a vulnerability, it's not really a vulnerability because they didn't explicitly know they were taking advantage of it?
Apple did briefly explore that route (mkLinux - linux on the mach kernel). Instead, they used their experience there, along with that little bit of technology they acquired known as NeXTSTEP to make OSX...
Nice collage (as a collage), but man, someone teach that guy something about proper font usage! I swear I thought I was looking at one of those MagicEye 3D things when I was trying to read the lower right-hand corner...
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97%, huh? That sounds suspiciously like Windows' marketshare...
That's not from the submitter. The submitter's comments are in italics. That quote was CowboyNeal's editorial comment...
well, considering the game media has been referring to the ps2, xbox and gc as "next generation consoles" for the past few years, i don't think it's exactly fair for them to lay into blizzard for announcing that sc:ghost is coming out for the "next generation consoles." using that moniker was very short-sighted on everyone's part...
Considering these environments are formed around the oceaenic spreading centers, I'm more than certain they're used to this type of activity...Nothing to worry about here...
From TF(/.d)A:
The collision has forced up spectacular large thrust ridges up to 1500 m high...
New ridges nearly a mile high?!? Well, that certainly explains the little wave it made...
Just think...If MS were to not release *any* security patches at all, they could use that figure as absolute proof that Windows is more secure than anything else out there!
And how many active developers do they currently have chugging away on the Windows source? IE? WMP?
Precisely my point. How many users out there (not /.ers, obviously) ended up signing up for a Passport account just to make that MSN Messenger thing stop bugging them at login?
Any chance that MS will actually pay any attention to the research being done there in this field? I highly doubt it...
"A vulnerability is not a vulnerability till somebody discovers it..."
Huh? So if someone inadvertently takes advantage of a vulnerability, it's not really a vulnerability because they didn't explicitly know they were taking advantage of it?
People studying drug metabolism in your lab? Can I be a test subject?
or you could just slap a drive in a firewire case and use that instead...
I thought this was what Jesux was for...
This is why any sort of decent interface would have the words "YES" and "NO" as responses to the question and not colored buttons...
Also, yes/no questions should have buttons with yes/no answers on them, not "OK" and "Cancel"
Broke his MBA? Huh?
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Speaking as as a person who has been charge of those who support the hardware on these things...
Sounds like a fancy way of saying "I'm a PHB"
I'm surprised they're not calling it the XBox 1337...
I don't get it...Could someone please tell me what the secret message is?
That number sounds wrong, how could spam cost anyone billions when all they have to do is hit the delete key!!!
In other news, the replacement keyboard industry has announced increased sales of about $22 billion dollars a year...
That doesn't matter. A PhD or MD is a "Doctor" not an "Engineer" and even then, MS can't be bestowing the title of "Engineer" on people.
You're right. It would be far more apt for MS to be calling people MS Certified Systems Doctors...
Apple did briefly explore that route (mkLinux - linux on the mach kernel). Instead, they used their experience there, along with that little bit of technology they acquired known as NeXTSTEP to make OSX...
And then they would've been slapped with a "look and feel" lawsuit that they wouldn't have had the resources to fight off...
Did you read the summary? There is only one first page
Yeah, but Google seems to have a lot of page 0s...
Nice collage (as a collage), but man, someone teach that guy something about proper font usage! I swear I thought I was looking at one of those MagicEye 3D things when I was trying to read the lower right-hand corner...