If you are sending it to yourself what happens if add the attachment and leave it in the drafts without actually sending it?
Is the drafts subject to capacity limit (since you haven't sent it) ?
I never tried that 'cos when I am sending code home (if I forgot my mem stick) I send via the work account (right click send to mail recipient is easier than opening browser, logging in, creating a mail, adding attachment...).
Actually, if they are clever enough to scan the zips, maybe they could be clever enough to just filter the exes out leaving the rest. It annoys me as well, the number of zips I have called.aaa.abc.bmp around because of this is stupid.
Maybe - just maybe - google could consider allowing zips to account users who have specified it as a preference (default block as currently occurs).
Actually, it was a bit worse (for some reason on mine)
The start bar went behind the app, bringing up task manager and shutting down the app wasn't as easy as you would think because the java app eats focus and makes clicking the "End Process" and the Warning message difficult.
I managed it after a few mistypes and jabs at the button.
Its possible to close it, but it doesn't play nice at all.
If the polar ice caps were melting daily in the centre of a busy city I would agree with you, but it doesn't.
The big difference is: it happens thousands of miles away from normal people and anything released is just as likely to be reabsorbed by the fresh polar snow/ocean.
I can spray tonnes of a toxin at the northpole and people around the world would be safe, but if I try the same thing in a major city I would be shot.
Somehow I don't think so - There is a VERY large bright star nearby... Also, the image shown has a star brighter than the galaxy cluster we are discussing.
Its easy to see the difference between a star ang a galaxy when you can see the supermassive spiral arms and individual stars within, however in this image, they just look like stars.
It may just as easily (and appears to my untrained eye) to be more like a star system than a super super colliding galaxy.
Also, they might have a bit of grit on the camera lens, its always a bugger when you take a pic of your grandmother and get colliding galaxies, happens all the time.
Really, the black hole attack sucks. Its about 3 minutes in and it just makes them whirl around and get sucked down the drain. Where is the spaghettification and dilation effects?
If they *did* think about implementing this on all pods then it would be unusable by me legally from my car or my homemade battery pack.
I could only imagine it working only if you try working directly with an iTunes aware computer. If you connect it to an in-car charger there is no iTunes running from the car battery, so no comparison is possible at all.
Developed right it wouldn't be a big deal and really could work.
Dr. Evil: You know, I have one simple request. And that is to have sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads! Now evidently my cycloptic colleague informs me that that cannot be done. Ah, would you remind me what I pay you people for, honestly? Throw me a bone here! What do we have? Number Two: Sea Bass. Dr. Evil: [pause] Right. Number Two: They're mutated sea bass. Dr. Evil: Are they ill tempered? Number Two: Absolutely. Dr. Evil: Oh well, that's a start.
After 9/11 we thought the same, but when we flew a couple of years ago the pilot let me and my son into the cockpit for a look around. (We had just flown back into the UK after a holiday)
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If you are sending it to yourself what happens if add the attachment and leave it in the drafts without actually sending it?
Is the drafts subject to capacity limit (since you haven't sent it) ?
I never tried that 'cos when I am sending code home (if I forgot my mem stick) I send via the work account (right click send to mail recipient is easier than opening browser, logging in, creating a mail, adding attachment...).
Actually, if they are clever enough to scan the zips, maybe they could be clever enough to just filter the exes out leaving the rest. .aaa .abc .bmp around because of this is stupid.
It annoys me as well, the number of zips I have called
Maybe - just maybe - google could consider allowing zips to account users who have specified it as a preference (default block as currently occurs).
Actually, it was a bit worse (for some reason on mine)
The start bar went behind the app, bringing up task manager and shutting down the app wasn't as easy as you would think because the java app eats focus and makes clicking the "End Process" and the Warning message difficult.
I managed it after a few mistypes and jabs at the button.
Its possible to close it, but it doesn't play nice at all.
If the polar ice caps were melting daily in the centre of a busy city I would agree with you, but it doesn't.
The big difference is: it happens thousands of miles away from normal people and anything released is just as likely to be reabsorbed by the fresh polar snow/ocean.
I can spray tonnes of a toxin at the northpole and people around the world would be safe, but if I try the same thing in a major city I would be shot.
Somehow I don't think so - There is a VERY large bright star nearby...
Also, the image shown has a star brighter than the galaxy cluster we are discussing.
Its easy to see the difference between a star ang a galaxy when you can see the supermassive spiral arms and individual stars within, however in this image, they just look like stars.
How do they *know* its galaxies colliding?
It may just as easily (and appears to my untrained eye) to be more like a star system than a super super colliding galaxy.
Also, they might have a bit of grit on the camera lens, its always a bugger when you take a pic of your grandmother and get colliding galaxies, happens all the time.
"If the robot doesn't stop counting, just reach behind you and throw the pile of shit at it."
"How do you know the shit will be there?"
"It will be, trust me."
I see your minefield and raise you with an ED-209 worthy opponent.
Damn straight.
This morning he told you it wasn't sustainable, this afternoon he fired 90000 helldesk workers.
I would say that if someone isn't showing gaming articles on the front page they should not be involved in selecting gaming articles on the 'hose.
picture guy with severed hand, a water heater, and a portable pump.
That sounds like a typical episode of Torchwood to me.
Interestingly enough, if you try http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/wrathofkhan you get the following error:
Forbidden
Captain Kirk does not have permission to access this server.
As the major PHB in my firm, I have sent a memo urging the recall of all our original dot matrix printers.
Does anyone know where I can obtain perforated fanfold paper from anymore?
Really, the black hole attack sucks.
Its about 3 minutes in and it just makes them whirl around and get sucked down the drain.
Where is the spaghettification and dilation effects?
If they *did* think about implementing this on all pods then it would be unusable by me legally from my car or my homemade battery pack.
I could only imagine it working only if you try working directly with an iTunes aware computer.
If you connect it to an in-car charger there is no iTunes running from the car battery, so no comparison is possible at all.
Developed right it wouldn't be a big deal and really could work.
Eating is the new terrorist
When they took away my drugs I did not speak up.
When they took away my nicotine I did not speak up.
When they took away my food...
Burma Shave!
if you get paid.
wrong with the format
There is nothing
The Pencil trick is also useful for reconnecting the bridges on the original Duron/Athlon chips.
Pushing the cpu up from 650 to 800mhz made *all* the difference...
How the hell can the parent be offtopic?
Dr. Evil: You know, I have one simple request. And that is to have sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads! Now evidently my cycloptic colleague informs me that that cannot be done. Ah, would you remind me what I pay you people for, honestly? Throw me a bone here! What do we have?
Number Two: Sea Bass.
Dr. Evil: [pause] Right.
Number Two: They're mutated sea bass.
Dr. Evil: Are they ill tempered?
Number Two: Absolutely.
Dr. Evil: Oh well, that's a start.
"just flown" = past-tense, after the flight but before we disembarked.
I was shocked because I thought they weren't allowed at any time.
My son was awestruck and asked the pilot a few questions he just said "come and have a look for yourself".
After 9/11 we thought the same, but when we flew a couple of years ago the pilot let me and my son into the cockpit for a look around.
(We had just flown back into the UK after a holiday)
Dear god that looks amazing.
The cylindrical battery in the hinge is inspired.
Maybe I should get out more.