Interesting. So I don't suppose you object to those savages decapitating Berg. After all, in your book, it's better to take the pawns out and leave the King and Queen to prosper. It's safer that way. And you make a statement alright...
If this were an MS or Apple product we would have either not heard about it, or would have found out 6 months down the line when some script kiddie managed to throw your bank offline.
Actually, the BBC has started acting more as a broadcasting "company" as of late, than anything else. They decided that since their R&D department is not bringing in any cash, they'll flog it to the highest bidder... I'm not sure if they've already finished getting rid of the department.
Imagine if you had to go through the "I'm sorry Sir. The toilets are busy and you must queue." "In the mean time, feel free to be "Buffering... Buffering... Buffering..."
Interesting. Do you also propose that whoever first had the idea of making the steering wheel round and placing it on the left/right sue all other manufacturers? How about the levers for the lights? They keyhole? OOhh. I know. The PEDALS. Nah that's ridiculous. Maybe we should just stick to suing Sony and the others for placing the volume button on the left and the extra bass under it on our car stereo. What do you mean everybody does it?
You see, I could have modded you down to hell, but I chose to show how ridiculous and tiresome your Mac fanboyism is...
Both IM protocols are proprietary.
The difference is that MS has released all the specs of its protocol and people can write their clients, whereas Oscar had to be reverse engineered.
So next time, please don't let your Mac favouritism cloud the facts. As far as search engines go, neither MS nor Apple force you to use their default choices, which of course goes for most of things you have mentioned. Yes, Google is better than MSN, but I suppose being free and all stops when it has to do with Google, right?
I've had this for a while, some dvds refusing to play with PowerDVD, simply because my GF2 MX400 PCI has a TV-OUT I've never used. That TV-OUT is on by default, NVidia provides no way to disable it or turn it off, so they simply took my choice from me. That is the last NVidia product I will ever buy, even if it means I have to live with sub-par (which isn't the case currently) hardware.
Back to the point, VideoLAN had come to the rescue. Plays all my dvds, to their full extent, it's free, practical and light. Oh. Cross platform too...
Disclaimer: Have only seen the screenshots, not used.
Does that "save" dialogue make sense to anyone? I'd have thought that saving would be the easiest thing in the workd and yet it's not obvious where the file is being saved at.
Yep I have to agree, that picture doesn't do it justice. I saw this at the experimental reactor they got right in the middle of Athens, and that blue light is quite possibly the most beautiful light I've ever seen.
To the twits who modded me as redundant. Perhaps you may have liked to have instead commented on the spelling of Eccleston's name instead of modding me as "Redundant." Oh hell, I forgot, this is/. And no I'm not bitter.
Either there's an ever increasing number of asteroids coming ever closer to Earth (unlikely methinks) or this is truly indicative of how blind we have been all thse years to what was happpening in space. Sort of puts our achievements into perspective...
He doesn't have to have commited crimes in Australia.
If the US consider him to have, and assuming they've followed the procedures by making him a suspect internationally, by passing his name on to Interpol, the Aussies have to pick him up. And then it's up to the Australian judicial authority (judge/panel/court I don't know) to extradite, or not, based on what the extradition request and the arrest warrant ask for. At least, that's how things should be working in theory.
You are just plain wrong. Rebublic has exactly the same meaning with democracy, the former coming from the Latin word for democracy and the latter from the Greek. The two concepts you seem to want to present are those of "direct democracy" and "representative democracy." The reason why your US forefathers equated "direct democracy" to mob rule was because like all politicians they abhorred the concept of anyone and everyone having a say and a system that would enable them to follow their words through.
People have been working on them for ages and yes there are significant advantages. However, the latest word on source and channel coding though, is Space-Time Coding. Especially convolutionsal S-T codes are very very promising and quite naturally perform even better than block S-T codes...
What I don't understand is why this now? It's like running a feature on GSM, instead of writing about TDD or FDD in 3G, or even the discussion going on about how 4G will shape out to be...
This means changing what Kodak is about. It's not changing your "business model." At least, if I got you right, you expect Kodak to either get involved in home printing -and they're going to challenge Epson/Seiko and all the other heavyweights how exactly?- or professional printing, which of course has its heavyweights too. What Kodak need to do is either do some heavy R&D and convince consumers they need it or tap into the current market they were so aggressively almost pushed out, by employing the same (if not more) aggressive tactics.
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Interesting. So I don't suppose you object to those savages decapitating Berg.
After all, in your book, it's better to take the pawns out and leave the King and Queen to prosper. It's safer that way. And you make a statement alright...
If this were an MS or Apple product we would have either not heard about it, or would have found out 6 months down the line when some script kiddie managed to throw your bank offline.
I mean come on? What's next?
Vas-Elene B. Atche?
Actually, the BBC has started acting more as a broadcasting "company" as of late, than anything else.
They decided that since their R&D department is not bringing in any cash, they'll flog it to the highest bidder... I'm not sure if they've already finished getting rid of the department.
Go to Santorini for the best sunset you'll ever watch.
I prefer "Buildy" to Real Office.
Imagine if you had to go through the "I'm sorry Sir. The toilets are busy and you must queue."
"In the mean time, feel free to be "Buffering... Buffering... Buffering..."
Interesting.
Do you also propose that whoever first had the idea of making the steering wheel round and placing it on the left/right sue all other manufacturers? How about the levers for the lights? They keyhole? OOhh. I know. The PEDALS.
Nah that's ridiculous. Maybe we should just stick to suing Sony and the others for placing the volume button on the left and the extra bass under it on our car stereo. What do you mean everybody does it?
You see, I could have modded you down to hell, but I chose to show how ridiculous and tiresome your Mac fanboyism is...
Both IM protocols are proprietary.
The difference is that MS has released all the specs of its protocol and people can write their clients, whereas Oscar had to be reverse engineered. So next time, please don't let your Mac favouritism cloud the facts.
As far as search engines go, neither MS nor Apple force you to use their default choices, which of course goes for most of things you have mentioned. Yes, Google is better than MSN, but I suppose being free and all stops when it has to do with Google, right?
Decency is another.
Interesting... See, movies are sequences of frames. And *Shock* *Horror* the frames are stills!
I've had this for a while, some dvds refusing to play with PowerDVD, simply because my GF2 MX400 PCI has a TV-OUT I've never used. That TV-OUT is on by default, NVidia provides no way to disable it or turn it off, so they simply took my choice from me.
That is the last NVidia product I will ever buy, even if it means I have to live with sub-par (which isn't the case currently) hardware.
Back to the point, VideoLAN had come to the rescue. Plays all my dvds, to their full extent, it's free, practical and light.
Oh. Cross platform too...
Disclaimer: Have only seen the screenshots, not used.
Does that "save" dialogue make sense to anyone?
I'd have thought that saving would be the easiest thing in the workd and yet it's not obvious where the file is being saved at.
Yep I have to agree, that picture doesn't do it justice.
I saw this at the experimental reactor they got right in the middle of Athens, and that blue light is quite possibly the most beautiful light I've ever seen.
As far as I know SuSE have one of the two best PPC linux distros out there, the other one being Yellow Dog.
To the twits who modded me as redundant. /.
Perhaps you may have liked to have instead commented on the spelling of Eccleston's name instead of modding me as "Redundant."
Oh hell, I forgot, this is
And no I'm not bitter.
Christopher Eccleston to play Dr. Who 0:11 Saturday 20 March 2004 Rejected
Only submitted this last night, but what do I know, I only heard it from the horses mouth, ie BBC radio 5 news....
Either there's an ever increasing number of asteroids coming ever closer to Earth (unlikely methinks) or this is truly indicative of how blind we have been all thse years to what was happpening in space.
Sort of puts our achievements into perspective...
And there's always a KillJoy like you. Lighten up buddy.
After all, Legolas's antics were not far off....
He doesn't have to have commited crimes in Australia. If the US consider him to have, and assuming they've followed the procedures by making him a suspect internationally, by passing his name on to Interpol, the Aussies have to pick him up.
And then it's up to the Australian judicial authority (judge/panel/court I don't know) to extradite, or not, based on what the extradition request and the arrest warrant ask for.
At least, that's how things should be working in theory.
You are just plain wrong.
Rebublic has exactly the same meaning with democracy, the former coming from the Latin word for democracy and the latter from the Greek.
The two concepts you seem to want to present are those of "direct democracy" and "representative democracy."
The reason why your US forefathers equated "direct democracy" to mob rule was because like all politicians they abhorred the concept of anyone and everyone having a say and a system that would enable them to follow their words through.
It's only obvious to Americans.
The Brits call them mobiles. The Germans handys.
And guess which country lags behind in both technology and usage...
People have been working on them for ages and yes there are significant advantages.
However, the latest word on source and channel coding though, is Space-Time Coding. Especially convolutionsal S-T codes are very very promising and quite naturally perform even better than block S-T codes...
What I don't understand is why this now? It's like running a feature on GSM, instead of writing about TDD or FDD in 3G, or even the discussion going on about how 4G will shape out to be...
eh? hehe
This means changing what Kodak is about. It's not changing your "business model."
At least, if I got you right, you expect Kodak to either get involved in home printing -and they're going to challenge Epson/Seiko and all the other heavyweights how exactly?- or professional printing, which of course has its heavyweights too.
What Kodak need to do is either do some heavy R&D and convince consumers they need it or tap into the current market they were so aggressively almost pushed out, by employing the same (if not more) aggressive tactics.