Didn't Terminator 3 come with a special Windows Media 9 High Def version or did it just fall out of the sky and into my hands? Didn't MS demonstrate the HD capabilities by hosting WM9 high def video somewhere on their site?
There's a problem with this logic. We didn't really know what was in Iraq, we only knew that there were once weapons there. Under the guidelines, we were supposed to be shown that these weapons had been peacefully destroyed, but Iraqi officials made that hard. Now some chemical agents show up in other parts of Europe that Iraq was supposed to have, and Iraq hasn't kept account of what happened to all of their chemical agents. What do you do?
Slashdot has been, and does get Slashdotted quite frequently. At least 3 times a week for a period of 5-8 hours I get error 500 or nothing at all. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
Speed, compatability, ease customization, no need for plugins, stability, etc etc
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Netscape Turns 10
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"...At this point, I would rather have a vertical, scrollable list of open documents with a nice, dynamic (incremental) title search to instant-switch to a window of your choice..."
The browser I use (Avant) allows you to have a vertical tab bar. I'm not really fond of the idea, but if you have that many tabs open I could see why you want it.
The problem with open standards is that they are sometimes not so standard. Constantly changing and deprecating older formats. The other problem is that they sometimes contain things that nobody wants to impliment or that it'd be very hard to impliment properly. Take HTML and CSS for example. Nobody impliments it 100% right. Or even the C++ language. Everybody has their own quirks and additions.
A computer worm is a self-replicating computer program, similar to a computer virus. A virus attaches itself to, and becomes part of, another executable program; however, a worm is self-contained and does not need to be part of another program to propagate itself.
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Java 1.5 vs C#
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You sound like you've been visiting Timecube.com too much. C# has memory allocation routines available, but by default it's also got garbage collection. The rest of your post is just drivel.
Yeah, because FireFox has never been vulnerable to same stuff as IE like those jpg vulnerabilities.... What's that you say? It was? How about the Shell Exploit then? Also vulnerable? Well I guess any software requires careful use then.
53.5fps, 1024x768 Ultra/High Quality (I get the same score for both)
Windows XP SP2, P4-3.2gHz C, 1GB DDR 400mHz, GeForce 5900 Ultra 256MB, Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum
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Sounds like an RTS game to me.
No popups show up with IE. I'll see your eggs and raise you a bunny.
Didn't Terminator 3 come with a special Windows Media 9 High Def version or did it just fall out of the sky and into my hands? Didn't MS demonstrate the HD capabilities by hosting WM9 high def video somewhere on their site?
There's a problem with this logic. We didn't really know what was in Iraq, we only knew that there were once weapons there. Under the guidelines, we were supposed to be shown that these weapons had been peacefully destroyed, but Iraqi officials made that hard. Now some chemical agents show up in other parts of Europe that Iraq was supposed to have, and Iraq hasn't kept account of what happened to all of their chemical agents. What do you do?
What happens when a group of rebels force a family of 6 to let them stay at their home?
I don't think I'd trust anything that comes out of Dan Rather's mouth after what's happened recently and in the past.
Slashdot has been, and does get Slashdotted quite frequently. At least 3 times a week for a period of 5-8 hours I get error 500 or nothing at all. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
It can, and has, been able to do that since NT 4.0 at least. You can create partitions and link them like they were folders.
A troll calling a someone a troll is still a troll. Windows XP is fastly different from Windows 95.
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Well, perhaps you understand it wrong. Check this out.
John Kerry reccomends that you go to France to get your degree in being President of the US.
Dell already blamed outsourced for horrible tech support.
Speed, compatability, ease customization, no need for plugins, stability, etc etc
Are you such a geek that simply being near alcohol gets you drunk?
Creative did this a long time before the iPod did. It's probably just one of those things that's bound to happen.
The problem with open standards is that they are sometimes not so standard. Constantly changing and deprecating older formats. The other problem is that they sometimes contain things that nobody wants to impliment or that it'd be very hard to impliment properly. Take HTML and CSS for example. Nobody impliments it 100% right. Or even the C++ language. Everybody has their own quirks and additions.
You sound like you've been visiting Timecube.com too much. C# has memory allocation routines available, but by default it's also got garbage collection. The rest of your post is just drivel.
It appears to me that you want neither KDE or GNOME, but a Mac... Just my 2 cents....
Yeah, because FireFox has never been vulnerable to same stuff as IE like those jpg vulnerabilities.... What's that you say? It was? How about the Shell Exploit then? Also vulnerable? Well I guess any software requires careful use then.
53.5fps, 1024x768 Ultra/High Quality (I get the same score for both)
Windows XP SP2, P4-3.2gHz C, 1GB DDR 400mHz, GeForce 5900 Ultra 256MB, Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum
Kinko's, where looking at a computer costs you $12 a minute.
Quite often it was the fault of naughty printer drivers. They liked to just break suddenly and with no reason.