Someone needs to take the YouTube, et. al. concept and convert it into a P2P system that is easy to use. The p2p client could have a web interface to make it feel like current services and even use flash to show the videos downloaded locally.
What you are essentially doing is renting the game at retail price. You can't even resell the game without paying a $10 transfer fee. Culture is going out the window if we buy into this junk. Imagine having kids 15 to 20 years down the road and waiting to show them the games, music, videos you used to enjoy. You won't be able to because the content is locked.
1. Rough sketch on paper
2. Draw the complete layout in Inkscape
3. Export elements into the Gimp for final touch up and optimization
4. Link to images in stylesheet
Inkscape is an excellent tool becuase you can scale you're elements as much as you like without losing quality.
I believe this technique would speed up MOSFETs as well because they are saying that the added fluorine doesn't allow the boron to diffuse into the silcon as much. This means you'll have a cleaner line between the p-type and n-type dopped regions. In terms of MOSFETs you could inject the flourine under the gate so when you dope the silicon to create the source and drain you won't have overlap you normaly get under the gate. This means you could reduce the gate to drain and gate to source capacitances which kills the high frequencies.
People should be more concerned about the long lines being created by all the security. There is nothing stopping terrorists from taking out all the people standing around waiting to get through security. High concentration of people in one area == prime oportunity.
I don't think you fully understand how this system works:
1) When you sign up with the website for an account you are forced to give them your email
2) You don't visit the site for a long time and forget your password.
3) You go to the website and click on the "forgot my password" link
4) You fill in the form with the email account you used to sign up
5) The system checks to see if the email is associated with an account
6) If there is an account that matches the email it sends a reset link to that email address. Otherwise the site tells you the email address is invalid
7) You login into your email account and follow the link in the email that was just sent to you
8) The site resets your password and asks you for a new password
Yeah, this is BS. It is slowing down my browser when I scroll up and down because it needs to reposition itself at the top of the screen. The solution is to adblock "socialcomputingsearch.net"
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How about just doing md5sum ?
Someone needs to take the YouTube, et. al. concept and convert it into a P2P system that is easy to use. The p2p client could have a web interface to make it feel like current services and even use flash to show the videos downloaded locally.
"...a learning process modeled on Microsoft's management techniques."
If Microsoft's management techniques is good enough for Vista, it's good enough for our children.
Now I know why IE has such bad CSS support. The IE team lost their copy of the CSS manual!
Now that is has been found, they can get back to work.
What you are essentially doing is renting the game at retail price. You can't even resell the game without paying a $10 transfer fee. Culture is going out the window if we buy into this junk. Imagine having kids 15 to 20 years down the road and waiting to show them the games, music, videos you used to enjoy. You won't be able to because the content is locked.
Copyright is limited, but DRM is forever.
1. Rough sketch on paper
2. Draw the complete layout in Inkscape
3. Export elements into the Gimp for final touch up and optimization
4. Link to images in stylesheet
Inkscape is an excellent tool becuase you can scale you're elements as much as you like without losing quality.
I help Linux by purchasing and promoting Microsoft products.[/sarcasm]
I believe this technique would speed up MOSFETs as well because they are saying that the added fluorine doesn't allow the boron to diffuse into the silcon as much. This means you'll have a cleaner line between the p-type and n-type dopped regions. In terms of MOSFETs you could inject the flourine under the gate so when you dope the silicon to create the source and drain you won't have overlap you normaly get under the gate. This means you could reduce the gate to drain and gate to source capacitances which kills the high frequencies.
People should be more concerned about the long lines being created by all the security. There is nothing stopping terrorists from taking out all the people standing around waiting to get through security. High concentration of people in one area == prime oportunity.
If you stick a monochrome screen on a modern computer you'll basically have an 80's desktop.
Question: Why does it feel like everything "new" in software is a rewrite of stuff that has already been done in UNIX?
It wasn't shown for the same reason new ipods weren't shown: they are consumer products. Wait for Macworld.
Are these networks going to require some type of login for the basic speed or will it be completely open for anyone to use?
All you need to do is point this system at his home: LRAD. This is the same technology they use to diperse rioters.
How about theDell 1710n? It is $299, networked and does 27 pages per minute.
Pftt, only 5000? You can do better AOL.
If you forget your email password then that's your fault. For me, my email too important to forget the password.
I don't think you fully understand how this system works:
1) When you sign up with the website for an account you are forced to give them your email
2) You don't visit the site for a long time and forget your password.
3) You go to the website and click on the "forgot my password" link
4) You fill in the form with the email account you used to sign up
5) The system checks to see if the email is associated with an account
6) If there is an account that matches the email it sends a reset link to that email address. Otherwise the site tells you the email address is invalid
7) You login into your email account and follow the link in the email that was just sent to you
8) The site resets your password and asks you for a new password
I prefer to give sites my email and if I forget my password it should email me with a link to reset my password. That is the simplest solution.
Does anyone know who makes the case in the final picture of the article: Desktop
Now with 50% more junk preinstalled with every PC.
What happens if they forget the reciever inside the person?
Doctor: Nurse, hand me the wand.
Nurse: Don't know where it is.
Doctor: Oh well, I'm sure I didn't leave anything inside.
I think one major feature that is lacking in Firefox is good printing support.
Yeah, this is BS. It is slowing down my browser when I scroll up and down because it needs to reposition itself at the top of the screen. The solution is to adblock "socialcomputingsearch.net"
Time to enforce a 200 character minimum for passwords.
What if I made a bunch of copies for myself and carelessly put them where they could easily be taken by stangers?