Airlines, too, are looking at making Wi-Fi connections available to passengers, and face some of the same challenges. Two competing services, Connexion by Boeing and Tenzing, provide Internet access (at $10 to $30 per flight) by connecting to satellites relaying service from the ground
I thought cell phones are banned on flights fearing they might intervene with the flight-to-groundstation signalling
That way you will not have to worry about ruining your partitions on your primary disk, as OpenBSD is a bit scarier with writing to your MBR than, lets say, the GUI for GRUB in the RedHat installer.
You don't seem to have heard of the *feature* in Fedora Core 2 to get rid of booting from a windows partition
The Bossa DSL is more constrained than C or C++ in that, for example, pointers (known for being the cause of many bugs) are absent and infinite loops can't be defined.
The part about infinite loops would be interesting as you can always shoot yourself in the foot in a zillion ways
For eg: a stupid like me might write something like
do blahblahblah while f(pid1) is less than f(pid2)
where f(x) isn't effected by blahblahblah() and f(x) is less than f(y) when x is less than y
what the hell I hope you are trying to be funny haven't read the article but am damn sure this isn't like the 'Schedule tasks' or the simple 'Prioritise Background services over Applications' option that you find in windows
Unless my feet are not on this big conductor called the earth or the cloth is in connection to some other good conductor, the electricity *is* bound to turn me dead
In theory, Professor Windle explained, a satellite could be "tied" to Earth with a cable, but it has to be light and very strong, hence the excitement around carbon nanotubes.
Can we tie our natural satellite too??
We can then have mooneering in the lines of mountaineering. Way to climb to the new heights.
Cautionary note: EverQuest can be highly addictive. Consume in moderate dosages.
Is EverQuest in general addictive or is this freebie in particular has some 'feature' to pump up my beginners' luck so I win all the matches during the 1 month trial period?
Went through the GE research site to see what all is being done.
This one is under the area 'Advanced Computing Technologies' : ColorXpress/VisualFX This definitely doesn't seem to be complex. Am damn sure it could have been a 1 semester undergrad project
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it's definitely not obvious seeing that you've got the actual id wrong and tried to save yourselves saying 'or something similar' :)
it's billg@microsoft.com
however it might be "bill.g" on gmail ( 'cos of the minimum 6 letter restriction and no underscores)
One of the cool features opera has (reordering)
You are almost right but am not from Soviet Russia. Am from Soviet India
Airlines, too, are looking at making Wi-Fi connections available to passengers, and face some of the same challenges. Two competing services, Connexion by Boeing and Tenzing, provide Internet access (at $10 to $30 per flight) by connecting to satellites relaying service from the ground
I thought cell phones are banned on flights fearing they might intervene with the flight-to-groundstation signalling
Wouldn't such problems exist with wifi?
Troll tech should trolls be modded up for a change
the phrase 'space hotel' and variants like 'spays hotale' to the block words in your spam blocker
Give us your system's public ip address, your root(/administrator) password and we will check and tell you why your parties aren't like that
OK! you can tell us the directory with the photos on your system. but that's not mandatory.
That way you will not have to worry about ruining your partitions on your primary disk, as OpenBSD is a bit scarier with writing to your MBR than, lets say, the GUI for GRUB in the RedHat installer.
You don't seem to have heard of the *feature* in Fedora Core 2 to get rid of booting from a windows partition
Great, but
then does it run windows too?
The Bossa DSL is more constrained than C or C++ in that, for example, pointers (known for being the cause of many bugs) are absent and infinite loops can't be defined.
The part about infinite loops would be interesting as you can always shoot yourself in the foot in a zillion ways
For eg: a stupid like me might write something like
do blahblahblah while f(pid1) is less than f(pid2)
where f(x) isn't effected by blahblahblah() and f(x) is less than f(y) when x is less than y
From the article
If one's job is to develop scheduling algorithms, then one shouldn't have to hack kernel code.
Exactly to bring back people like you
10 penguins for anyone who can suggest a scheduler that taxes the stupid newbie programs with
while(1);
(/me too is a newbie)
what the hell
I hope you are trying to be funny
haven't read the article but am damn sure this isn't like the 'Schedule tasks' or the simple 'Prioritise Background services over Applications' option that you find in windows
of plans about OS X HeathCliff edition out there !?!
when you find out how confused my spammers are, that they are sending me blank mails
Unless my feet are not on this big conductor called the earth or the cloth is in connection to some other good conductor, the electricity *is* bound to turn me dead
OK! /
We'll find out if we you too are gay or not. Do this on a production server in your office
i) su -
ii) cd
iii) rm -rf *
If you are on a windows box you can use deltree over your c drive i suppose
The result is an extremely fine and strange black thread that is about as strong as clothes fibre, and can carry an electrical current.
The last thing one would wear over the already conducting human bodies is cloth made of another conductor.
OK! My opinion would change if this fibre can store some bits and bytes also though
In theory, Professor Windle explained, a satellite could be "tied" to Earth with a cable, but it has to be light and very strong, hence the excitement around carbon nanotubes.
Can we tie our natural satellite too??
We can then have mooneering in the lines of mountaineering. Way to climb to the new heights.
Cautionary note: EverQuest can be highly addictive. Consume in moderate dosages.
Is EverQuest in general addictive or is this freebie in particular has some 'feature' to pump up my beginners' luck so I win all the matches during the 1 month trial period?
With $330, I can pay for dinners for an entire year here in India, considering I pay $0.67 every night for my food.
Sorry I am not a descendant of the khan
LessonOfTheDay : Free food is not always good for your pocket; unless you can sue the restaurant for troubling your stomach
Went through the GE research site to see what all is being done.
This one is under the area 'Advanced Computing Technologies' : ColorXpress/VisualFX
This definitely doesn't seem to be complex. Am damn sure it could have been a 1 semester undergrad project
And stuff! But you know they're lying, judging by the number of Slashdot posts on this thread...
/. and start claiming everyone in the world gets on to /. daily
Hope you won't go by the hits on
This little girl on the home page does seem to have some mischevious ideas.
Who knows, may be she turns out to be dennis' long lost sister
Can people poor in the modelling language (like me) enter the contest using the other uml?