#1. They can certainly afford to throw money at game makers, they have the cash flow.
#2. Next price drop? I doubt that will happen. They are allready losing movey on each Xbox purchase.
It turned out to be cheaper for me. I have two room-mates and each of us was paying for seperate dial-up services. I think that totalled about $55 between the three of us. We only pay $50 for DSL, and with a lynksys router we split it three ways. I will never go back, I hated dial-up. The benefits of DSL are big for me. Always on, doesn't tie up my phone line and it turned out to be cheaper for me.
We have a single sign in portal at the university I attend and it is mostly worthless. The only thing I use on it the "add/drop class" function.
Do we really need a single sign in?
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The question should be: Do we really want a single sign in solution? I don't like passport, or its integration into XP and I probably won't like a Linux version. Single sign in sounds terribly insecure. I suppose the Linux version might be more secure since as Microsoft says, their products aren't made for security.
According to the little documentary of the making of the film that is on the DVD it was cutting edge. I believe you over them though. They are partial.
The old movie is the episodes from the BBC series. The special effects are really bad, but I imagine they were fairly cutting edge for the early eighties when it was made. You can get the entire series on DVD (2 disks) including extras with editorial by Douglas
I don't think we really need to be forwarding all of our spam to the FTC. They will just use it as statistical evidence further regulate things. I would prefer to keep governmental agencies out of my life and my e-mail whenever possible. If that means deleting some spam everyday then I am willing to do that. The best thing you can do is just not support businesses that spam and eventually they will decide it is not a good form of advertising.
Is my video card going bad or does that knowledge base entry look like shit in Mozilla? I know the knowledge base search won't work in Mozilla (by design I would imagine) but this time the text is all squished together...unreadable.
I just noticed that there is no mention of Lord of the Rings on the main Drudge Report page. Was it there before? Why wouldn't they have a link to it on the main page?
What possible reason could you have for wanting to remotely flush your toilet? By it's very nature if you are using the toilet you are very close to it and can easily manually flush it. If you are far away from the toilet there is no reason to flush it...
Is there enough open source software development going on in Venezuela to keep the govt going? I would think they will have to look outside their borders for the majority of their needs.
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What is the going rate for a trip to the moon these days? Anyone know of a good travel agent that hook me up?
#1. They can certainly afford to throw money at game makers, they have the cash flow. #2. Next price drop? I doubt that will happen. They are allready losing movey on each Xbox purchase.
It turned out to be cheaper for me. I have two room-mates and each of us was paying for seperate dial-up services. I think that totalled about $55 between the three of us. We only pay $50 for DSL, and with a lynksys router we split it three ways. I will never go back, I hated dial-up. The benefits of DSL are big for me. Always on, doesn't tie up my phone line and it turned out to be cheaper for me.
Somebody should condense it into about 30 lines of perl code and print it on t-shirts...
I saw a picture of one that was a cactus in the Wall Street Journal. I am pretty sure cactii that tall do not exist
We have a single sign in portal at the university I attend and it is mostly worthless. The only thing I use on it the "add/drop class" function.
The question should be: Do we really want a single sign in solution? I don't like passport, or its integration into XP and I probably won't like a Linux version. Single sign in sounds terribly insecure. I suppose the Linux version might be more secure since as Microsoft says, their products aren't made for security.
According to the little documentary of the making of the film that is on the DVD it was cutting edge. I believe you over them though. They are partial.
The old movie is the episodes from the BBC series. The special effects are really bad, but I imagine they were fairly cutting edge for the early eighties when it was made. You can get the entire series on DVD (2 disks) including extras with editorial by Douglas
You can report and view reports of earthquakes here.
:-) ...at least for a few seconds.
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HP has Linux support but I wouldn't classify it as good. I certainly have had problems with it.
One vote for the stupid submission option. Any decent sisadmin allready knows physical security is important.
I don't think we really need to be forwarding all of our spam to the FTC. They will just use it as statistical evidence further regulate things. I would prefer to keep governmental agencies out of my life and my e-mail whenever possible. If that means deleting some spam everyday then I am willing to do that. The best thing you can do is just not support businesses that spam and eventually they will decide it is not a good form of advertising.
...and how long since the first TV Turnoff Week?
Is my video card going bad or does that knowledge base entry look like shit in Mozilla? I know the knowledge base search won't work in Mozilla (by design I would imagine) but this time the text is all squished together...unreadable.
I just noticed that there is no mention of Lord of the Rings on the main Drudge Report page. Was it there before? Why wouldn't they have a link to it on the main page?
Yahoo uses google for part of its searching now so the Chinese could use it and get similar results.
/. editors are going to this site banned also if they keep posting stories about China.
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What possible reason could you have for wanting to remotely flush your toilet? By it's very nature if you are using the toilet you are very close to it and can easily manually flush it. If you are far away from the toilet there is no reason to flush it...
What happens when the US messes up the asteroid bouncing project and they send the asteroid directly into France?
Is there enough open source software development going on in Venezuela to keep the govt going? I would think they will have to look outside their borders for the majority of their needs.
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I have lived in California my whole life (22 years) and the only time I felt on was when I was right by the Nevada border.
Is Slashdot the Microsoft of OSDN?