wibro is not sluggish compared with wimax, the demo probably used like 200mhz of spectrum to get 100Mbit, whereas the 2-4Mbit quoted for wimax is using a 5 or 7Mhz channel.
According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dongle/:- Dongle can also refer to something that plugs into a computer, especially something with wires that "hang" (dangle, or perhaps a more suggestive origin) from a laptop computer. For example:
Other USB devices, primarily flash memory "drives", used only for data storage (as opposed to USB Hardware Token Devices).
So it must be true...
Headphones free would be bad, it's bad enough having to hear the sound leakage from those crappy ipod headphones and idiots blasting out music on their phones on trains.
That's a minus point.. having to use apples lame software instead of just copying files onto it. I have an ipod (which I only bought as I got a 50% discount), but hate having to use itunes.
Exactly, the money isn't wasted, it just goes to somebody else! Although money going to someone like Bill Gates probably is wasted, as he is never going to be able to spend it all, so pirating microsoft software is ok:)
Sellers have more to lose by getting bad feedback, so with your system buyers could blackmail sellers into giving them refunds or whatever when they are not due. A lot of buyers treat ebay like a shop and bitch when it takes you a week to post an item or doesn't fit them, etc. What they should do is keep the feedback private untill both sides have left it, and feedback from newbies with 0 feedback is worth less than feedback from someone with 200 feedback.
Don't you mean it should be the opposite of scrabble rules? In scrabble only dictionary words allowed, with trademarks, dictionary words should not be allowed.
On the cache the files are stored as file chunks, with only a reference to the file hash value, not the filename. So the ISP has no idea what is in the cache, so it is the same as the file being passed through their network.
Red Hat used to be the distro of choice for clueless home users, now Red Hat focuses on clueless corporate users and all the clueless home users use Ubuntu. All the people with clue use Slackware or Gentoo.
Slashdot Mirror
With WCDMA and HSDPA, etc you can hog the whole cell site. The backhaul bandwidth is normally only 2Mbits to each sector, so one user can saturate it.
that isn't a word...
It is available to download, only 2.07GB as XviD, here:- http://www.torrentvalley.com/dw.php?id=443593
it was £299 in the uk, that's $567, we love being ripped off.
Orange bought them, then canned the product.
With a screened IRC session people often reply to things said hours or days ago...
Cache BitTorrent and other P2P traffic. These guys make such a device:- http://www.cachelogic.com/
Please provide a URL that does not require signing up to crap.
They might store passwords in plain text for support purposes, and even if they were encrypted a password cracker would probably get quite a few.
Even slackware doesn't ship with it anymore.
wibro is not sluggish compared with wimax, the demo probably used like 200mhz of spectrum to get 100Mbit, whereas the 2-4Mbit quoted for wimax is using a 5 or 7Mhz channel.
Dongle can also refer to something that plugs into a computer, especially something with wires that "hang" (dangle, or perhaps a more suggestive origin) from a laptop computer. For example:
Other USB devices, primarily flash memory "drives", used only for data storage (as opposed to USB Hardware Token Devices).
So it must be true...
http://tv.truenuff.com/mac
Headphones free would be bad, it's bad enough having to hear the sound leakage from those crappy ipod headphones and idiots blasting out music on their phones on trains.
That's a minus point.. having to use apples lame software instead of just copying files onto it. I have an ipod (which I only bought as I got a 50% discount), but hate having to use itunes.
Hopefully you'll be able to plug a USB keyboard into it, to press ctrl-alt-del when it crashes.
Exactly, the money isn't wasted, it just goes to somebody else! Although money going to someone like Bill Gates probably is wasted, as he is never going to be able to spend it all, so pirating microsoft software is ok :)
foreigners have their own countries, maybe they should get their own internet!
then search for ""vintage posters" -reproduction"
Sellers have more to lose by getting bad feedback, so with your system buyers could blackmail sellers into giving them refunds or whatever when they are not due. A lot of buyers treat ebay like a shop and bitch when it takes you a week to post an item or doesn't fit them, etc. What they should do is keep the feedback private untill both sides have left it, and feedback from newbies with 0 feedback is worth less than feedback from someone with 200 feedback.
Don't you mean it should be the opposite of scrabble rules? In scrabble only dictionary words allowed, with trademarks, dictionary words should not be allowed.
napster.com wasn't really a website that changed the world, napster was a bit of software that changed the world.
won't be long before wimax voip phones will be available...
On the cache the files are stored as file chunks, with only a reference to the file hash value, not the filename. So the ISP has no idea what is in the cache, so it is the same as the file being passed through their network.
Red Hat used to be the distro of choice for clueless home users, now Red Hat focuses on clueless corporate users and all the clueless home users use Ubuntu. All the people with clue use Slackware or Gentoo.