Wouldn't folks also text their friends and families upon viewing something really great? Wouldn't this be an advantage if the film was, actually, good?
could 1GHz be a unit of measure instead of the processor itself, as it appears this problem was solved on a distributed system? 1GHz simply means 1,000,000,000 instructions per second
you're right, but at the same time consider this. I live in fredericksburg, va, 50 miles south of wash. dc and 50 miles north of richmond. va. All three cities are connected by Interstate 95 and US Route 1. No matter what, if you travel from wash to rich, you will lose signal in military base areas. in addition, there are some very desolate spots in this 100 mile stretch where if you exit the interstate or travel too far off east or west of Rt.1 you will lose signal, but if you stay on 95 or 1, you will have a strong signal for the entire trip. Not so around quantico, i will go from four bars of service to one bar to none, in a matter of 5 secs.
the X was not an existing technology, but a denotation of the letter following the 802.11 standard. 802.11x could mean 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g or anything else.
yeah, i was going to mention the same thing. notice you never have good reception (or any at all) near military bases? I watch as i get closer to quantico, my phone slowly.... loses... signal.. and then as i pass it, and continue up the interstate it gets better.
Do these agencies really have such little protection against attack? This article makes it sound like Stanley Jobson dropped a hydra in a trapdoor after using a worm to break through the firewall.
Because of MS's ability to interface with different hardware as well as software they have taken a challenge and overcome a lot to do what they have done. I don't think MS is perfect, but neither in Linux, so until the day when one is, i will run a MS box and a Linux box and enjoy the best from both worlds.
BSD? On everthing? No. Cell phones (handhelds)? huge enterprise class server setups? Bloat in the OS? Sounds like we're talking about Windows, not Linux.
Had long forgot of that little guy. Remember the Tengen baseball games that lacked the official NOA Seal? I even think there was a disclaimer in an issue of Nintendo Power advising gamers to avoid those games!
Sorry, off track again.
i wonder had Jaleco/Lucas ignored the censorship, and decided to forgoe the seal of approval would the maniac manson title have done so well? Probably not, as it wouldn't have had NOA behind it, and if anyone remembers the RBI Baseball (Tengen)games, they were decent, but didn't sell all that well.
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not as bad as the great domain grabbers. "Wow, this is a great name... someone, someday will want this! and i can PROFIT!"
sorry, a little off topic, but i think it fits with the above mentioned problem with the web today, plus, it's fresh in my mind, cause i'm dealing w/ a PITA type of guy right now.
Certainly makes an arguement for forgoing a cutover, but rather keeping two seperate networks. I will keep my current 802.11b network seperate then, to increase speeds for my actual PCs on my 802.11g segment. Why maintain a 802.11b network? Because I'm not going to replace 802.11b wireless usb adapters in machines that are only connecting to the internet and nothing else, such as my TiVo and Playstation 2. But at the same time I want as close to 54mbps as possible when I'm grabbing files off the laptop in the living room.
I don't know if I agree with that or not. I do happen to remember my father adding aluminum foil, coat hangers, and various other sundries to our standard set top pair or rabbit ears to increase the reception.
it wasn't rocket science. it wasn't science it all. it was trial and error.
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Wouldn't folks also text their friends and families upon viewing something really great? Wouldn't this be an advantage if the film was, actually, good?
could 1GHz be a unit of measure instead of the processor itself, as it appears this problem was solved on a distributed system? 1GHz simply means 1,000,000,000 instructions per second
you're right, but at the same time consider this. I live in fredericksburg, va, 50 miles south of wash. dc and 50 miles north of richmond. va. All three cities are connected by Interstate 95 and US Route 1. No matter what, if you travel from wash to rich, you will lose signal in military base areas. in addition, there are some very desolate spots in this 100 mile stretch where if you exit the interstate or travel too far off east or west of Rt.1 you will lose signal, but if you stay on 95 or 1, you will have a strong signal for the entire trip. Not so around quantico, i will go from four bars of service to one bar to none, in a matter of 5 secs.
Do you use 2.4GHz telephones? That is what kills my connection 95% of the time. Either mine or the neighbor's (small apartment complex).
the X was not an existing technology, but a denotation of the letter following the 802.11 standard. 802.11x could mean 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g or anything else.
yeah, i was going to mention the same thing. notice you never have good reception (or any at all) near military bases? I watch as i get closer to quantico, my phone slowly.... loses... signal.. and then as i pass it, and continue up the interstate it gets better.
"damn the lights scottie, just keep the computers and AC running!
c'mon! it's the web! pretending to be someone else while flirting with the ladies is half the fun.
no wait, i guess that's all the fun.
"Dry land is not a myth!!!!"
it's the present and the future.
Do these agencies really have such little protection against attack? This article makes it sound like Stanley Jobson dropped a hydra in a trapdoor after using a worm to break through the firewall.
See we have "innocent until proven guilty". They have "proven guilty until guilty".
Because of MS's ability to interface with different hardware as well as software they have taken a challenge and overcome a lot to do what they have done. I don't think MS is perfect, but neither in Linux, so until the day when one is, i will run a MS box and a Linux box and enjoy the best from both worlds.
BSD? On everthing? No. Cell phones (handhelds)? huge enterprise class server setups? Bloat in the OS? Sounds like we're talking about Windows, not Linux.
scary, huh?
I thought Moore's law was only applied to processor speed.
2.4GHz?!?
Nooooo!!!!
it's going to screw up everytime i pick up the phone!
Had long forgot of that little guy. Remember the Tengen baseball games that lacked the official NOA Seal? I even think there was a disclaimer in an issue of Nintendo Power advising gamers to avoid those games!
Sorry, off track again.
i wonder had Jaleco/Lucas ignored the censorship, and decided to forgoe the seal of approval would the maniac manson title have done so well? Probably not, as it wouldn't have had NOA behind it, and if anyone remembers the RBI Baseball (Tengen)games, they were decent, but didn't sell all that well.
very true, but at the same time, i'd rather work sixty hours a week doing something i love than forty hours a week doing something i didn't.
no medical insurance though, sheesh!
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woman that nag and complain
old and busted
robots that do the housework
the new hotness.
and see if they complain about a toilet seat left up.
not as bad as the great domain grabbers. "Wow, this is a great name... someone, someday will want this! and i can PROFIT!"
sorry, a little off topic, but i think it fits with the above mentioned problem with the web today, plus, it's fresh in my mind, cause i'm dealing w/ a PITA type of guy right now.
that's an awful high fine, considering that M$ hasn't made a penny off I.E.
well, we'll see where they take it. if they keep sharshooting, or in they drop some of that loot into future R&D.
AND now that Winamp plays ogg's I wonder how many folks actually have them, but don't know it.
Certainly makes an arguement for forgoing a cutover, but rather keeping two seperate networks. I will keep my current 802.11b network seperate then, to increase speeds for my actual PCs on my 802.11g segment. Why maintain a 802.11b network? Because I'm not going to replace 802.11b wireless usb adapters in machines that are only connecting to the internet and nothing else, such as my TiVo and Playstation 2. But at the same time I want as close to 54mbps as possible when I'm grabbing files off the laptop in the living room.
Ham radios don't use electricity?
Yeah, antennas don't respond well to guesswork.
I don't know if I agree with that or not. I do happen to remember my father adding aluminum foil, coat hangers, and various other sundries to our standard set top pair or rabbit ears to increase the reception.
it wasn't rocket science. it wasn't science it all. it was trial and error.