32/64 bit support, OpenGL, etc are nice but how about something that matters: OpenStep support. A couple months back, I dug up my old OpenStep 4.2 CD and tried to install it on virtual box. The installation worked, but it couldn't succesfully boot afterwards. I have the (vbox) source code sitting on my hard drive, but it doesn't compile with modern versions of gcc. Maybe I'll try qemu.
Reason 4: Google is also working on a mobile phone stack which includes a browser. Releasing a windows version means 1) bugs/incompatabilities in the browser can be found and 2) web developers can test android compatability without an android phone. Note that Apple released a windows version of Safari for similar reasons.
That's what a red-headed step-child says, when his mom and Gary decide to have a child together. Firefox: prepare your ass for a serious beating! And don't go crying to your real daddy, Marc Andreessen. He doesn't want anything to do with you, either.
The first amendment isn't a restriction on individuals or companies; it's a restriction (at least in theory) on the government. The Civil Right Act of 1964 prevents employers from discriminating based in religion (amongst other things), which is based on the regulation of interstate commerce.
Depending on your definition of IT, I've worked with a handful of people who worked part time. Of course, when it came time to rightsize, they were on the top of the list. And without a strong reason (like young children), that put a big question mark on your company loyalty.
Somolia. That's right next to Kenya, home of Barack Obama. Its also next to Ethiopa, home of Ras Tafari. Both of those men are/were worshipped as the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. Coincidence?
not to mention (but I will!) the US environmental regulations are much more stringent. Batteries, advanced or otherwise, involve some nasty substances.
this is like the razor wars (double blade! triple blade! quad blade! pento blade!). With OpenCL and DirectGPU (or whatever MS is calling it this week), this should be good for anyone trying to build a cheap superGPU cluster.
"32-bit host" means "32-bit host OS running on 64-bit hardware"
Just like CowboyNeal running to the kitchen and the bathroom during commerical breaks.
32/64 bit support, OpenGL, etc are nice but how about something that matters: OpenStep support. A couple months back, I dug up my old OpenStep 4.2 CD and tried to install it on virtual box. The installation worked, but it couldn't succesfully boot afterwards. I have the (vbox) source code sitting on my hard drive, but it doesn't compile with modern versions of gcc. Maybe I'll try qemu.
Reason 4: Google is also working on a mobile phone stack which includes a browser. Releasing a windows version means 1) bugs/incompatabilities in the browser can be found and 2) web developers can test android compatability without an android phone. Note that Apple released a windows version of Safari for similar reasons.
That's what a red-headed step-child says, when his mom and Gary decide to have a child together. Firefox: prepare your ass for a serious beating! And don't go crying to your real daddy, Marc Andreessen. He doesn't want anything to do with you, either.
Sierra games used AGI, then SCI (think point and click). ScummVM has AGI support, originally based on the slightly buggy Sarien engine.
iTunes plus has been $.99 (same as iTunes minus) for quite a while now.
TeX vs troff flamewar in 3..2..1..
even easier: get a box of dot matrix paper.
Just curious -- who are those four?
Git, Emacs, LaTeX and Linux.
The first amendment isn't a restriction on individuals or companies; it's a restriction (at least in theory) on the government. The Civil Right Act of 1964 prevents employers from discriminating based in religion (amongst other things), which is based on the regulation of interstate commerce.
It's a fork of Diskeeper.
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Depending on your definition of IT, I've worked with a handful of people who worked part time. Of course, when it came time to rightsize, they were on the top of the list. And without a strong reason (like young children), that put a big question mark on your company loyalty.
Somolia. That's right next to Kenya, home of Barack Obama. Its also next to Ethiopa, home of Ras Tafari. Both of those men are/were worshipped as the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. Coincidence?
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not to mention (but I will!) the US environmental regulations are much more stringent. Batteries, advanced or otherwise, involve some nasty substances.
this is like the razor wars (double blade! triple blade! quad blade! pento blade!). With OpenCL and DirectGPU (or whatever MS is calling it this week), this should be good for anyone trying to build a cheap superGPU cluster.
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I agree, it would be great to securely mount your wife remotely.
what license is this recipe released under? I can't eat GPL food because of the closed-source toilet at work :/
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