I would think that high end equipment would be supported on *nix before windows. I doubt that ISPs or web hosts use windows for very high traffic sites that often. The largest of the local ISPs in my region (excluding Telus, not local) has red hat for its 250 mbps connections.
What suprieses me is that other Unix drivers are not released at the same time as the Linux ones. Or is BSD dead?
funny... I tried to send a wma to test it, and it did not seem to work... anyway, to get past it, I just make a copy and change the extension to mp_ and give good instructions on how to change it back...
I have a feeling that those 500-600 people will make little difference. And you talk about detering a threat they create. Ever heard of the Bay of Pigs invasion?
Perhaps nuclear and computer threats will make other countries lift embargoes on North Korea (I am unsure what embargoes are in place). I doubt it myself... but it would do more good to have more trade and more skilled technicians than to have a few more farmers.
Of course, with all the music, getting liscence to put it in a downloadable form is a lot harder than to brodcast it online, afaik. Of course, the artists on BNW actually WANT to be heard...
Without his work, the US gov't would not have worked on backbones... or something. He was recently honoured by some internet award thingy. And actually, Al Gore just helped. Vin Diesel did all the real work.
Who needs a CD or DVD when you have a high density ROM chip? I don't see how access speed could be slower than an optical device, but I am no technician. Is this the "CD killer" that we have been waiting for?
More like, "You are typing keys, see non-existant help topic 54321 once Java Run Time decides to load the help browser." If only it was written in portable C++... or COBOL.
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Is a way to give editors bad karma...
We thought the cold war was over.
We were wrong.
When the communes get full, hippies walk the earth. And eat people!
Disclamer: I have nothing against hippies or communism (not that a state that calls itself communist is necessarily good...).
I would think that high end equipment would be supported on *nix before windows. I doubt that ISPs or web hosts use windows for very high traffic sites that often. The largest of the local ISPs in my region (excluding Telus, not local) has red hat for its 250 mbps connections.
What suprieses me is that other Unix drivers are not released at the same time as the Linux ones. Or is BSD dead?
funny... I tried to send a wma to test it, and it did not seem to work... anyway, to get past it, I just make a copy and change the extension to mp_ and give good instructions on how to change it back...
Oh, editors. I have been reading slashdot too long... thought you meant EMACS or VI... didn't remember that there was another kind.
If there was a general forum with no topic, then complaints could be discussed. Of course, then people could also complain about specific editors...
I have a feeling that those 500-600 people will make little difference. And you talk about detering a threat they create. Ever heard of the Bay of Pigs invasion?
Perhaps nuclear and computer threats will make other countries lift embargoes on North Korea (I am unsure what embargoes are in place). I doubt it myself... but it would do more good to have more trade and more skilled technicians than to have a few more farmers.
demonstrates that an American edumication is as good as any other!
I could be privatly communicating with terrorists on my college's UNIX server. I wouldn't need to be proven guilty. Proving guilt is SO 1900s...
They are humourus.
Of course, with all the music, getting liscence to put it in a downloadable form is a lot harder than to brodcast it online, afaik. Of course, the artists on BNW actually WANT to be heard...
Freedom has YOU!
Any time I say anything about breats, I get modded funny (check my recent posts)
unmanned planes, linux, bluetooth... wait, no breasts. Nevermind.
Breasts.
Without his work, the US gov't would not have worked on backbones... or something. He was recently honoured by some internet award thingy. And actually, Al Gore just helped. Vin Diesel did all the real work.
I will have to take another look.
Tubgirl's clothed sister is not my idea of fun, though.
I don't think any mainstream browser even supports SVG. Correct me if I am wrong. But yes, vector graphics have their place.
They obviously don't know that much about internet evolution...
Who needs a CD or DVD when you have a high density ROM chip? I don't see how access speed could be slower than an optical device, but I am no technician. Is this the "CD killer" that we have been waiting for?
More like, "You are typing keys, see non-existant help topic 54321 once Java Run Time decides to load the help browser." If only it was written in portable C++... or COBOL.
I don't think blind people would watch that. For whatever reason.
If you hear an onion ring, answer it!
Seems to fit
... This wikipedia page