I don't think bluetooth would be appropriate, I doubt it could support the volume of data required. you'd have to drop the refresh rate to something hideously slow.
the 'american management association' for a copy of a past study http://www.hightimes.com/ht/news/content.php?bid=4 65&aid=5 And there's a pretty good chance you're eventually going to have to take a drug test. According to a 2004 American Management Association (AMA) study, 61.8 percent of companies surveyed said they test employees for illegal substances.
see the wikipedia section on sealand http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealand#Legal_status The only prospect for successful assertion of sovereignty would be to show that there was de facto sovereignty prior to 1968.
by some folks reading of the bill of rights, as part of the intent of the founders, was to enable the people to overthrow their government, if it no longer represents the people-- then yes, you could argue everyone in the us should be entitled access to the entire range of armaments available to the USA government
and a second thought.. Have you ever heard of Patrick Henry? March 23, 1775 -- kinda sounds like the last half of your post, with a different emphasis....
wrigleys doesn't care about selling another 4 packs of gum
but you can be damn sure a company selling av equipment at 100k a pop is happy as anything to get 4 sales.. esp if they can tack on all kinds of shipping & installation charges that equate to a european vacation for their installation team...
Is the complaint that (1) folks will not be able to dual boot microsoft and apple os on the same hardware? if so, boo fucking hoo, that wasn't the case before, why should it be now? just because apple is using intel chips? if consumer demand for a system that can dual boot both os's is strong enough, I think it falls to the minority manufacturer (apple) to try and snag the 'dual' buisness by providing an architecture that is compatible (ya know, kinda like when compaq overtook ibm by making the then next gen 386's without ibm).
or is the complaint (2) that windows OS users can't use EFI? then my response (which it was tailored too) is wait, it will be supported later. ~ yes, only with new hardware.. 64bit hardware should be minimum spec for vista machines anway, new os, it's the best time to launch into 64bit..
If I could have my druthers, 32bit cpu's wouldn't be supported under vista-- it would make for a clean break.....
if apple wants the increased marketshare that dual booting capable machines can make, they should make it possible, either by dropping efi requirements, or adding 64bit cpus... but apple has said NO, and microsoft has said NO, neither side seems to want the capability in the marketplace.
Apple, beacuse they want you to use their hardware, and not put their OS on other peoples hardware Microsoft, because they want you to use their software, and not have the experience of the other software.
who is more in the way of progress? I'd say it's balanced..
I have maintained in outlook 'search' a folder that include a large mail folder search. Everything over 100k, from ALL boxes goes here. Sent, Drafts, junk email..
I set the properties of the 'large mail' folder to be show TOTAL number of items, not UNREAD items. and that # in bold is always nagging me, forcing me to prune it if I don't want to be annoyed. this really keeps my OST file small....
I also have folders where advertising I may want goes (dell discounts, geeks.com stuff, buy.com, amazon) and that folder is also set to show TOTAL number of items I prune it a lot more often than when it's just greyed out... but I also ignore it when I'm too busy to look.
your own and others both, personal normal scheduled workweek tasks and excessive annoying overnighter/weekeneder hours especially unplanned ones like restores...
where one of the requirements could be something like boss: "Meet me at X between 3PM and 5:30pm..." Me: "I'm sorry, which-- 3pm or 5:30?" boss: "be there from 3pm til I get there by 5:30 at the latest"
that's why I kept ebooks in my cellphone..... video wouldn't kill me for that either.. (although paying a lot for it would)
how about 'boot state' recorder to flash.. as in, unless you install software or add hardware, your system memory at bootstate can be written to a flashchip the same size as your ram, and you can boot, or reboot, as fast as you can re-dump the chip into ram.
add new hardware? fine, as soon as yer system is booted for real, save it to the bootchip.
What's your take on the Copaifera tree? It's 'product' can be put into an engine with no modification. it's pretty much stuck to south america type climates.
(look around, it's amazing to me)
Would it offend your sensability as an alternative?
Re; minidisc player availability http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minidisc " and this time licensed the MD technology to other manufacturers, with JVC, Sharp, Pioneer, Panasonic and others all producing their own MD systems.
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Umm..
You can do 2 dual core xeons, and 16gb of ram on an X64 precision 670.
it's $11,902
can't help with the three pci-express slots tho....
think about the bandwidth?
I don't think bluetooth would be appropriate, I doubt it could support the volume of data required.
you'd have to drop the refresh rate to something hideously slow.
there's the relevant part of the contract...
who do you trust? yerself, or amazon?
the 'american management association' for a copy of a past study4 65&aid=5
http://www.hightimes.com/ht/news/content.php?bid=
And there's a pretty good chance you're eventually going to have to take a drug test. According to a 2004 American Management Association (AMA) study, 61.8 percent of companies surveyed said they test employees for illegal substances.
http://www.active-hardware.com/english/reviews/div /b210.htm PC Buddy allowed for 5 KVM hookups to a win 98 pc..
(one original, 4 buddies) I installed one once- it worked well.... but it was mostly used as a second browsing terminal....
see the wikipedia section on sealand
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealand#Legal_status
The only prospect for successful assertion of sovereignty would be to show that there was de facto sovereignty prior to 1968.
by some folks reading of the bill of rights, as part of the intent of the founders, was to enable the people to overthrow their government, if it no longer represents the people-- then yes, you could argue everyone in the us should be entitled access to the entire range of armaments available to the USA government
and a second thought.. Have you ever heard of Patrick Henry? March 23, 1775 -- kinda sounds like the last half of your post, with a different emphasis....
wrigleys doesn't care about selling another 4 packs of gum
but you can be damn sure a company selling av equipment at 100k a pop is happy as anything to get 4 sales.. esp if they can tack on all kinds of shipping & installation charges that equate to a european vacation for their installation team...
http://www.cia.gov/robots.txt
um,I did RTFA
Is the complaint that (1) folks will not be able to dual boot microsoft and apple os on the same hardware? if so, boo fucking hoo, that wasn't the case before, why should it be now? just because apple is using intel chips? if consumer demand for a system that can dual boot both os's is strong enough, I think it falls to the minority manufacturer (apple) to try and snag the 'dual' buisness by providing an architecture that is compatible (ya know, kinda like when compaq overtook ibm by making the then next gen 386's without ibm).
or is the complaint (2) that windows OS users can't use EFI? then my response (which it was tailored too) is wait, it will be supported later. ~ yes, only with new hardware.. 64bit hardware should be minimum spec for vista machines anway, new os, it's the best time to launch into 64bit..
If I could have my druthers, 32bit cpu's wouldn't be supported under vista-- it would make for a clean break.....
if apple wants the increased marketshare that dual booting capable machines can make, they should make it possible, either by dropping efi requirements, or adding 64bit cpus... but apple has said NO, and microsoft has said NO, neither side seems to want the capability in the marketplace.
Apple, beacuse they want you to use their hardware, and not put their OS on other peoples hardware
Microsoft, because they want you to use their software, and not have the experience of the other software.
who is more in the way of progress? I'd say it's balanced..
ON ITS LAUNCH --
will not be supported ON ITS LAUNCH... so later then? that's right... just not right away...
lots of hardbacks have material that never makes the paperback version...
The John Ringo novels had CD's with interesting stuff in the hardbacks only
I've owned other texts (in both formats) where there were appendices and long ass forwards by authors... that never made paperback.
as for the red filter, ok then....
yer insane... there is no such law, and I'm sure there are a lotta things you've never seen...
think about it
3rd shift employees
coal miners
the pentagon..
submariners.
I have maintained in outlook 'search' a folder that include a large mail folder search.
Everything over 100k, from ALL boxes goes here. Sent, Drafts, junk email..
I set the properties of the 'large mail' folder to be show TOTAL number of items, not UNREAD items.
and that # in bold is always nagging me, forcing me to prune it if I don't want to be annoyed.
this really keeps my OST file small....
I also have folders where advertising I may want goes
(dell discounts, geeks.com stuff, buy.com, amazon) and that folder is also set to show TOTAL number of items
I prune it a lot more often than when it's just greyed out... but I also ignore it when I'm too busy to look.
your own and others both, personal normal scheduled workweek tasks and excessive annoying overnighter/weekeneder hours especially unplanned ones like restores...
will let you do it free..
yea, I read engadget too.....
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=quicktime+sta ndalone yer wrong buddy....
where one of the requirements could be something like
boss: "Meet me at X between 3PM and 5:30pm..."
Me: "I'm sorry, which-- 3pm or 5:30?"
boss: "be there from 3pm til I get there by 5:30 at the latest"
that's why I kept ebooks in my cellphone..... video wouldn't kill me for that either..
(although paying a lot for it would)
1(800)-444-4444
how about 'boot state' recorder to flash.. as in, unless you install software or add hardware, your system memory at bootstate can be written to a flashchip the same size as your ram, and you can boot, or reboot, as fast as you can re-dump the chip into ram.
add new hardware? fine, as soon as yer system is booted for real, save it to the bootchip.
it's like, Canada Eh?
Citation? they partnered to buy Adelpgia, but time warner does NOT own comcast....
What's your take on the Copaifera tree? It's 'product' can be put into an engine with no modification.
p aifera_langsdorfii.html is a good start...
it's pretty much stuck to south america type climates.
(look around, it's amazing to me)
Would it offend your sensability as an alternative?
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/duke_energy/Co
Re; minidisc player availability
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minidisc
" and this time licensed the MD technology to other manufacturers, with JVC, Sharp, Pioneer, Panasonic and others all producing their own MD systems.
I own a teac md player myself....
just for fun, show me where microsoft is mentioned on their root page?