We've already lost many jobs under your adminstration. It's not the jobs you're worried about, it's the money your big company friends are going to lose to comply with the Kyoto protocol. Then again, companies cut jobs to keep their massive profits massive.
As you could probably tell, I'm not happy with another 4 years of Bush.
That a 4ghz clocked Pentium 4 melted through the motherboard every time they tested it. Ok, I'm just kidding, but its great to see a company so headstrong about the Megahertz myth finally admit that it takes more than just core clock speed to make a computer run faster. With this said, I wonder what surprises we'll see coming out of Intel.
Kinda hard to surf the net at the speeds mentioned in the article when carriers like Sprint haven't made 3G fully functional. I am still only able browse the web at a mere 5k or so, 10k bursts if I'm lucky.
my college has a rather interesting way of montoring our computers. They don't see what we're doing exactly, unless it starts to disrupt the campus network. This is how they turn off all the ports of Windoze machines that get infected by the newest worm that appears (although, it seems the infections have reduced...mainly thanks to no incoming connections allowed outside of our campus' intranet). Anyway, they'll turn off your port for violating their TOS (which is pure BS in my opinion, and about 90% of the campus, including professors).
And copyright violations, oh boy. Our campus has a packet filter installed to prevent us from using Bittorrent, Kazaa, insert your p2p client here. Then again this also prevents many files from being downloaded at full speed (many are throttled to 1k/sec!).
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It just rains instead.
Yeah, the admin's mom probably picked up the phone on accident, killing his beloved connection.
Should I try to make a computer using latkes? Build it into a menorah? Maybe a dreidal computer!
But they'll have a program of a monkey running around a stage in a sweat-drenched shirt screaming "Developers! Developers!"
I kinda fail to see where parent is redundant...it looks to me as if its the first comment of its kind.
You're finally learning that if you treat your employees right, they won't ruin your reputation.
Let's see...corporate america seems to be running the country now, not the people. Such a sad sight. Flame away.
You don't wanna know.
A 3.8ghz P4 chip out in time for people who need an extra computer and an extra space heater.
Now half of my CS class will disappear for the rest of the semester!
We've already lost many jobs under your adminstration. It's not the jobs you're worried about, it's the money your big company friends are going to lose to comply with the Kyoto protocol. Then again, companies cut jobs to keep their massive profits massive.
As you could probably tell, I'm not happy with another 4 years of Bush.
That a 4ghz clocked Pentium 4 melted through the motherboard every time they tested it. Ok, I'm just kidding, but its great to see a company so headstrong about the Megahertz myth finally admit that it takes more than just core clock speed to make a computer run faster. With this said, I wonder what surprises we'll see coming out of Intel.
"I think," he said, "we need to get off this planet, because I'm afraid we're going to destroy it."
I drank way too much coffee a couple years ago. That and mixed with not getting enough sleep put me into a panic attack. It sucked.
Something I'd really like to see in the DS or PSP is the ability to go online (from an access point or whatever) and play other people.
That must be the special edition put out by Microsoft.
Lv. 6 Dell attacks Lv. 3 HP, dealing 500 damage.
Lv. 3 HP is DEAD!
Dell gains 400 experience.
HP dropped 5 gold.
Dell has gained a level!
RAM: +128MB
Processor: +500mhz
Graphics: +Nvidia 5200FX
Ok, I had to do that. Karma burn ahoy!
Kinda hard to surf the net at the speeds mentioned in the article when carriers like Sprint haven't made 3G fully functional. I am still only able browse the web at a mere 5k or so, 10k bursts if I'm lucky.
Actually New Mexico Tech (or for those of you P.C. people - New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology).
my college has a rather interesting way of montoring our computers. They don't see what we're doing exactly, unless it starts to disrupt the campus network. This is how they turn off all the ports of Windoze machines that get infected by the newest worm that appears (although, it seems the infections have reduced...mainly thanks to no incoming connections allowed outside of our campus' intranet). Anyway, they'll turn off your port for violating their TOS (which is pure BS in my opinion, and about 90% of the campus, including professors).
And copyright violations, oh boy. Our campus has a packet filter installed to prevent us from using Bittorrent, Kazaa, insert your p2p client here. Then again this also prevents many files from being downloaded at full speed (many are throttled to 1k/sec!).
dethl@nmt.edu
Thanks in advance!
Yes, but the serial killers aren't paying the police large sums of money.
as "13 Energy Drinks in 3 Seconds"?
The first prison photos to be shown on CBS were taken last year .
Yes, but it is at least a cell phone as well as a gaming handheld.