this works: It consists of 192 Dual Pentium 1 GHz and 448 Dual 2.2 GHz processors. A total of 1280 processors running at approximately 2,355 GHz.... Mmmmm.....
Is it just really cold in NZ or is it something to do with the water going down the plug hole the wrong way?
I prefer a proprietary UNIX because they generally tend to come with a better quality free lunch, 'free as in beer' wins over 'free as in speech' for me. Who cares, as long you're not paying?
The difference is whether you're hiding something purely to protect your privacy, or to perpetrate a crime, there's the rub. One must assume the former lest be condemnatory of the whole race.
n 1: 31st President of the United States; in 1929 the stock market crashed and the economy collapsed and Hoover was defeated for re-election by Franklin Roosevelt (1874-1964) [syn: Hoover, Herbert Hoover, Herbert Clark Hoover]
2: (trademark) a kind of vacuum cleaner [syn: Hoover] v : clean with a vacuum cleaner [syn: vacuum, vacuum-clean]
In the longer term the trend will be that as well as having to sort through the normal dross thrown up by search engines, you will also have to swim through a pages stagnated by dodgy companies paying for the privilege to force their unwanted products onto your screen?
Slashdot Mirror
And how about the top of the range polluter the 12 cylinder 2-stroke diesel locomotive.
As a result, the starter allows users to work up to a couple of miles an hour before the engine kicks on
That must be one hulava jolt.
this works:
It consists of 192 Dual Pentium 1 GHz and 448 Dual 2.2 GHz processors. A total of 1280 processors running at approximately 2,355 GHz.... Mmmmm.....
Is it just really cold in NZ or is it something to do with the water going down the plug hole the wrong way?
"every other division of Microsoft loses money"
Every lunchtime overweight division execs can be seen waddling along to McDonalds with large bills fluttering away from every cash stuffed pocket.
"Emacs or Vi? What platforms do you use?"
How come this one did'nt get the -1 Flamebait treatment?
Typos in the subject suck the most.
And the lights all went out in Massachusetts.
I prefer a proprietary UNIX because they generally tend to come with a better quality free lunch, 'free as in beer' wins over 'free as in speech' for me. Who cares, as long you're not paying?
You can play paint ball in the nude, but it's not wise.
Deep inside I am cying for your soul.
"Should you be concerned?"
Not in an earthly way no, but spiritually, yeah it makes my sack wrinkle. How many of them are yours?
The difference is whether you're hiding something purely to protect your privacy, or to perpetrate a crime, there's the rub. One must assume the former lest be condemnatory of the whole race.
Are you talking about active or passive devices?
I've already had to block "President Bush", "Saddam Hussein" and "Michael Jackson", they just don't have anything interesting to say anymore.
Well here actually.
They're not using an IIS server are they? Naughty, naughty.
"Trustworthy Computing is a vision of the future in five, 10 or 15 years
But in the meantime we shall vigorously pedal all the buggy shit we can, and still claim: "It's the most secure yet"
"Unless the registry is actually encrypted, I don't see any real advantage to having it in a non-human-readable format."
It does stop users opening it up in notepad and falsifying their Minesweeper high scores.
does XP Recovery Console run on Linux?
What is open source after all? Don't think the system would quite work a business model, but for like minded volunteers it's already up & running.
From:Dictionary.com
hoover
n
1: 31st President of the United States; in 1929 the stock market crashed and the economy collapsed and Hoover was defeated for re-election by Franklin Roosevelt (1874-1964) [syn: Hoover, Herbert Hoover, Herbert Clark Hoover]
2: (trademark) a kind of vacuum cleaner [syn: Hoover] v : clean with a vacuum cleaner [syn: vacuum, vacuum-clean]
Google would be on sticky ground here then.
Isn't it a tad on the ironic side that this story is carried by a site to which you have to log on?
In the longer term the trend will be that as well as having to sort through the normal dross thrown up by search engines, you will also have to swim through a pages stagnated by dodgy companies paying for the privilege to force their unwanted products onto your screen?
"a laptop crushed beneath the wheel of a MacWorld shuttle bus or a PowerBook that spent two days at the bottom of the Amazon River"
Perhaps its that Mac users are just more sensitive.
I'm a motorcyclist you insensitive clod.