So, expanding the solution further, build one side of the data-centre in a cold environment, the other side in a hot environment. Air flow could be solved by elevating one end, causing natural ventilation (the "chimney effect").
Um, I used to pay for my own tools as a modelmaker. The UK government even gave me a tax free tooling allowance. It was my job to make sure I had the correct tools for the job and I was paid accordingly.
Bring it on. I could make a small fortune on the side repairing people's lost icons.
I used to play FPS games way, way back before the RSI and sore shoulders got the better of me. I was never that good at them but still spent all evening playing and then some.
These days I play FPSs solely on the 360. I'm forever getting the most kills, the most headshots, leading the pack - why? Either I've gotten better, or everyone else has gotten worse.
I can flick the thumb stick and the crosshair lands pretty close to the target. No different than using a mouse. A little step left or right with the left stick and there's the headshot. No different than an adjustment using "A" or "D". The controller feels as natural as a keyboard and mouse.
I understand that diehards fine the controller hard to use because I did too. It doesn't take long to get used to it though.
Last week, I actually told someone to repeat the question as I was daydreaming. It got a laugh but I hoped, deep down, the speaker realised that long meetings are boring and non-productive. People who think that a 5,000 word speech makes them sound knowledgeable and important are deluded.
These alpha to numeric encodes make me laugh. Every dictionary attack app I've seen has a checkbox for this. Encoding doubles the cracking time from 3 seconds, to 6 seconds. Why bother?
And I honestly can't see Virgin Media cutting off my internet because that'll mean they'll have to cut off the phone, cable TV (two boxes, DVR, HD, Sky Sports), mobile phone, case of wine once a year and everything else Branson might like to sell me for the next 50 years.
That's cool. I think my garden shed, which is too far away from the house to make running cables worth the effort, is going to get two holes in the roof today.
Back in the late nineties I wouldn't have thought twice about downloading a whole site. It wasn't unusual. I had a program for doing it, although I believe the popular browser of the day had a feature that saved a good potion.
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So, expanding the solution further, build one side of the data-centre in a cold environment, the other side in a hot environment. Air flow could be solved by elevating one end, causing natural ventilation (the "chimney effect").
Or have I missed something?
I said the same thing 22 years ago...
COLOUR! *eyes-roll-back...*
Um, I used to pay for my own tools as a modelmaker. The UK government even gave me a tax free tooling allowance. It was my job to make sure I had the correct tools for the job and I was paid accordingly.
Bring it on. I could make a small fortune on the side repairing people's lost icons.
"Check to see if your'e sure he's a friend, and if you can't tell, shoot."
God bless America! Yee-haw!
AVG burned us with proxies. Did you forget?
Burglars. I thought the same way as you did before they snapped my house (UK too).
But there, in plain view, is the siren for my burglar alarm. 200 decibels of pure audible violence. And one inside the house for good measure.
Nothing to fear here, move along to the next house.
I used to play FPS games way, way back before the RSI and sore shoulders got the better of me. I was never that good at them but still spent all evening playing and then some.
These days I play FPSs solely on the 360. I'm forever getting the most kills, the most headshots, leading the pack - why? Either I've gotten better, or everyone else has gotten worse.
I can flick the thumb stick and the crosshair lands pretty close to the target. No different than using a mouse. A little step left or right with the left stick and there's the headshot. No different than an adjustment using "A" or "D". The controller feels as natural as a keyboard and mouse.
I understand that diehards fine the controller hard to use because I did too. It doesn't take long to get used to it though.
I wonder what the calorific value is? Surely burning them to heat water would be more efficient?
Strange because my gmail account currently has 830 in the spam folder, down from 3,000.
The media overlord BBC is touting Apple products to the point of being obsessive. There's no escape. It's disgusting.
Meetings are the practical alternative to work!
Last week, I actually told someone to repeat the question as I was daydreaming. It got a laugh but I hoped, deep down, the speaker realised that long meetings are boring and non-productive. People who think that a 5,000 word speech makes them sound knowledgeable and important are deluded.
These alpha to numeric encodes make me laugh. Every dictionary attack app I've seen has a checkbox for this. Encoding doubles the cracking time from 3 seconds, to 6 seconds. Why bother?
Kin'ell is a popular phrase in these parts. It is obviously short for Fucking Hell. Well done Microsoft.
I was going to say "Google Maps" and leave it at that.
I beleive they starve the mice of oxygen. Hanging is too good for them. I would have liked to have seen gladiator style battles to the death.
They should remake that show. I was too young to understand it the first time.
Are you being sarcastic AC? It's so hard to tell from your posting history and your lack of emoticons.
Computerised bank accounts are normal.
Shell scripts are not needed. A simple online form is all that is needed. We call them Standing Orders.
A Chip'n'Pin reader (encrypted), password, PIN, and customer number (not bank account number) provide more than enough authentication.
Welcome to the UK.
It'll get abused like the DCMA.
And I honestly can't see Virgin Media cutting off my internet because that'll mean they'll have to cut off the phone, cable TV (two boxes, DVR, HD, Sky Sports), mobile phone, case of wine once a year and everything else Branson might like to sell me for the next 50 years.
I like the nags and know a little about breeding. A single pair would not be enough to create a herd.
Wikipedia says a few dozen were introduced. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Przewalski%27s_Horse#Preservation_efforts
Interest fact, nevertheless. Cheers.
Why are you even defending yourself? Grow some thicker skin.
That's cool. I think my garden shed, which is too far away from the house to make running cables worth the effort, is going to get two holes in the roof today.
You could have said that nicely and not been modded troll!
gamecopyworld says there's a crack. Clones all over the place. 'tis where I'd start.
I hate imperial but here goes...
60 miles per hour = 88 feet per second
In the time it takes you to look down at the phone, you've travelled 88 feet, 10 car lengths, stupid, stupid, stupid.
Now can people see the danger?
Back in the late nineties I wouldn't have thought twice about downloading a whole site. It wasn't unusual. I had a program for doing it, although I believe the popular browser of the day had a feature that saved a good potion.
My, how things have changed. GOML.