because I am a poor student with a Thinkpad T23 and linux would much rather have more than 256megs (I've got an open slot but I want more than another 256).
The cheapest I've found it is ~$89+shipping and I would rather pay 50-60 (like that ebay auction where I got sniped for $61)
Wait...so the politicians dont want it...the people dont want it...and most of the major record labels dont want it?
How did this law even come as a serious suggestion...in the US a majority of hte people can want something and the politicians dont even look its way (until there is money behind it).
How long until the ISP does it automatically (hey they will probobly raise everyones prices to accomodate the service anyways) or it somehow interferes with a persons ability to do business with the internet porn industry.
As soon as some wife (or mother of an 18year old) of someone who would pay for porn, has this restriction put on thier account--but the guy is too scared to tell her that he wants porn--the porn industry is going to throw thier heaps of money in along with the ACLU in getting this bill struck down. Then the bill will just end up costing the state even more money (which will get passed on to the taxpayers).
I know the via SATA broke 9.2 and I think 10.0 on mine and you had to add the driver yourself (just like in windows set up, you have to add the SATA driver when it asks for scsi)
How about a system where the current (convicted?) DNA samples are seperate from the not convicted samples. The not convicted samples are listed only by number and if a match shows up as a number, a judge gets to make the call as to whether the information is released.
Of course there would still have to be a system in place that keeps them only adding data to that database when it is taken for a valid reason.
A lone person simply cannot handle this task so you are better off just writing it and then if anybody comes after you (and you are actually infringing...not just being chased away), you either fold or find another solution such as letting the EFF or somebody use your situation as a poster child for patent reform.
You've got TI-basic and tons of math functionality in addition to text editors for your documentation, drawing software for your uber cool splash screen, calendars for keeping on track with your coding and even the capability of an address book to keep track of contributors.
Some notable projects developed using this suite are "AP pHysix cheeT'r" "Drug Wars" and of course the numerous high quality ports of Windows.
Right now my high school classes (I'm a senior) are scheduled so that every other class/"event" (locker in the morning, lunch) is on the opposite side of the school.
I cross the entire school at least 8 times...at least it gives plenty if time to look at cute girls...except the main hallway lockers seem to house the ugly ones.
how about a windows sync though. As it stands, you can export and then import into palm desktop but that isnt enough for the average palm user.
I'm trying to setup a simple distributed calendar for a small office. Sunbird and a webdav server works perfectly. What doesnt work perfectly is sunbird + iCalendar on a webdav server with several users who want pda sync. iCalendar can't subscribe to and publish to the same calendar so its either read-only or overwrite the old data. PDA syncing is still a problem (im not sure how iCalendar handles it but I know one of the guys currently exports and imports instead of native syncing).
At the University of Chicago, they have a Free Software Practicum class in their CS division where you essentially pick a strong OSS project and work on it by yourself or with a team. Obviously this ranges from working on a few bugzilla entries for a project to working on adding features to something like Sunbird (PDA Sync anybody?). Part of the class requires that your work gets accepted into the projects codebase before you get credit.
I think that the classes requirements essentially show what would look the best on your resume. If you can point to something that YOU did in a decently major project (as in something they will have heard of), it will probobly help you and differentiate you from the tons of other applicants who spent their time coding "Bob's freeware XP launch bar". Think of what would happen if your resume is read by someone who uses thunderbird or sunbird in the future and you can say that you played an integral part in implementing PDA syncing.
This is a different question and its exactly on the front page of/. either.
Even if the questions were identical, its possible that new replies will yield new insights (or highlight ideas that got lost in the nether regions of the comment structure).
You don't have to reply to it if you don't want to.
In my little experiance, I can tell you that the portability of code has much to do with its complexity and what it works with (and the level of the language).
If to systems have very similar network protocols (as most do), it becomes trivial to write a cross platform app that mostly deals with the net in a higher level language. But when you try to optimize it more and more or start linking it to more unique parts of a system (cocoa for instance), the process becomes exponentially more difficult.
Repeating libraries across systems helps this as show by wine, but then the software is nolonger running native to the system, it thinks that it is still running on a windows box.
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before soldering a connection, you should always make sure there is a good physical connection first.
Use that to call 911.
The cheapest I've found it is ~$89+shipping and I would rather pay 50-60 (like that ebay auction where I got sniped for $61)
How did this law even come as a serious suggestion...in the US a majority of hte people can want something and the politicians dont even look its way (until there is money behind it).
man....All I want to do is buy some 512mb sticks of an obsolete format that they should be glad to get out of stock/off of their producton lines.
I would rather RAM prices dropped over time (see my sig)
As soon as some wife (or mother of an 18year old) of someone who would pay for porn, has this restriction put on thier account--but the guy is too scared to tell her that he wants porn--the porn industry is going to throw thier heaps of money in along with the ACLU in getting this bill struck down. Then the bill will just end up costing the state even more money (which will get passed on to the taxpayers).
Ah...dude...you forgot the great salt lake so I guess you would still be stuck in utah even if you could telecomute.
I know the via SATA broke 9.2 and I think 10.0 on mine and you had to add the driver yourself (just like in windows set up, you have to add the SATA driver when it asks for scsi)
do tell how that works
Of course there would still have to be a system in place that keeps them only adding data to that database when it is taken for a valid reason.
I am sure the bloggers love google and hate seeing spam have large amounts of influence on the results.
A lone person simply cannot handle this task so you are better off just writing it and then if anybody comes after you (and you are actually infringing...not just being chased away), you either fold or find another solution such as letting the EFF or somebody use your situation as a poster child for patent reform.
They sure make it easy to do things like mp3 and dvd
You've got TI-basic and tons of math functionality in addition to text editors for your documentation, drawing software for your uber cool splash screen, calendars for keeping on track with your coding and even the capability of an address book to keep track of contributors.
Some notable projects developed using this suite are "AP pHysix cheeT'r" "Drug Wars" and of course the numerous high quality ports of Windows.
I cross the entire school at least 8 times...at least it gives plenty if time to look at cute girls...except the main hallway lockers seem to house the ugly ones.
If more people start using winFS, it becomes that much harder to make a linux switch.
And we have already seen what they think about Wine.
I'm trying to setup a simple distributed calendar for a small office. Sunbird and a webdav server works perfectly. What doesnt work perfectly is sunbird + iCalendar on a webdav server with several users who want pda sync. iCalendar can't subscribe to and publish to the same calendar so its either read-only or overwrite the old data. PDA syncing is still a problem (im not sure how iCalendar handles it but I know one of the guys currently exports and imports instead of native syncing).
Companies will continue using flash until not a single user looks at a lame flash intro and says "cool"
Yes.
I think that the classes requirements essentially show what would look the best on your resume. If you can point to something that YOU did in a decently major project (as in something they will have heard of), it will probobly help you and differentiate you from the tons of other applicants who spent their time coding "Bob's freeware XP launch bar". Think of what would happen if your resume is read by someone who uses thunderbird or sunbird in the future and you can say that you played an integral part in implementing PDA syncing.
acronym has always bothered me. I wonder if a company has ever tried to change it so that they could markit as "You want an XYX not a POS"
Maybe its easier to upgrade from SHA1 than it was from MD5.
Even if the questions were identical, its possible that new replies will yield new insights (or highlight ideas that got lost in the nether regions of the comment structure).
You don't have to reply to it if you don't want to.
If to systems have very similar network protocols (as most do), it becomes trivial to write a cross platform app that mostly deals with the net in a higher level language. But when you try to optimize it more and more or start linking it to more unique parts of a system (cocoa for instance), the process becomes exponentially more difficult.
Repeating libraries across systems helps this as show by wine, but then the software is nolonger running native to the system, it thinks that it is still running on a windows box.