In laptops you should encrypt everything anyway. With my puny 1.86Mhz Centrino it only uses around 30% CPU when copying large files. When my laptop is stolen, I don't want people to be able to go to amazon.com, where they will be logged in and amazon knows my creditcard number as well. But maybe there are far more useful things on my laptop
OpenSuse 11.0 with Ati X300 mobile and when I ran it I think wine 1.0 was just out. I installed it using Steam (bought the orange box but my DVD player was so crappy I could only use the serial).
Because nobody cares if they crash. Hell even the video systems in the hospital run some sort of Windows. (The only completely embedded/failsafe system is probably the anaesthetic). It doesn't matter that much to let someone lie a few more minutes most of the time (otherwise the changes of survival where pretty low to begin with). Anyway, the Windows system only controls where the output go, not the output itself. It failed less times then the power as far as I heard.
The country I live in (The Netherlands) retracted voting machines because it was shown that your vote could be listened to. One party had a special character in it's name (CDA) and that made a different signal which they could record. That was the reason to retract it. The machines worked well, but who would've thought of that. (An A2 sized ballot is not funny to fill in by the way)
I love the shape of the Logitech MX5xx line, but my old MX510 broke, so had to buy an expensive MX518. I hate small laptop mouses, so this mouse is to carry around and I got a trackball at home.
Where can I get a $5000,- pacemaker? Been at operations a few times and some tools used that are to be used once cost around E1500,- (You need more then one tool). Without the machine that is needed to power them (which is usually on "try").
The Netherlands, mean is around 40 hours of driving on all kinds of roads and an practical en theoretical exam. Oh and manual gear most of the times as well (except if you're an idiot)
What you don't have to take 30+ lessons by a professional (costing 35 euro/hour because of insurance an gas prices), theory exam and do a really strict practical exam?
Nope, on college you drink stronger alcoholics. You might take some beer because you have to drink some non-alcoholic beverages for some stupid reason I cannot remember now
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$200,- is not much if you save one trip to switch a $1 light bulb. The cost of having someone to go fix it is enormous, at least in the Netherlands.
Taskbar autohide for KDE4.1 is backported in OpenSuse 11.1
In laptops you should encrypt everything anyway. With my puny 1.86Mhz Centrino it only uses around 30% CPU when copying large files. When my laptop is stolen, I don't want people to be able to go to amazon.com, where they will be logged in and amazon knows my creditcard number as well. But maybe there are far more useful things on my laptop
OpenSuse 11.0 with Ati X300 mobile and when I ran it I think wine 1.0 was just out. I installed it using Steam (bought the orange box but my DVD player was so crappy I could only use the serial).
Worked perfect for me (with Ati hardware!)
We already have Rugby
Val dood
People don't keep their voice down. Just feed them peppers instead of blcoking the signal
My lamps are 25-40 watts each. 65-100 watt that's assumed here is a really big lamp
Which is so much slower
Because nobody cares if they crash. Hell even the video systems in the hospital run some sort of Windows. (The only completely embedded/failsafe system is probably the anaesthetic). It doesn't matter that much to let someone lie a few more minutes most of the time (otherwise the changes of survival where pretty low to begin with). Anyway, the Windows system only controls where the output go, not the output itself. It failed less times then the power as far as I heard.
Maybe we should use bue and aue (before/after UNIX epoch) from now on
Not invented here/by our team syndrome
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Not complicated at all
The country I live in (The Netherlands) retracted voting machines because it was shown that your vote could be listened to. One party had a special character in it's name (CDA) and that made a different signal which they could record. That was the reason to retract it. The machines worked well, but who would've thought of that. (An A2 sized ballot is not funny to fill in by the way)
Mostly gauzes.You can't tell them apart from blood/tissue.
I love the shape of the Logitech MX5xx line, but my old MX510 broke, so had to buy an expensive MX518. I hate small laptop mouses, so this mouse is to carry around and I got a trackball at home.
Where can I get a $5000,- pacemaker? Been at operations a few times and some tools used that are to be used once cost around E1500,- (You need more then one tool). Without the machine that is needed to power them (which is usually on "try").
The Netherlands, mean is around 40 hours of driving on all kinds of roads and an practical en theoretical exam. Oh and manual gear most of the times as well (except if you're an idiot)
What you don't have to take 30+ lessons by a professional (costing 35 euro/hour because of insurance an gas prices), theory exam and do a really strict practical exam?
Does a mechenical engineer get +1 karma if it runs without transistors?
I need Matlab for the Simulink toolbox as well, but it runs quite well on new systems. Maybe because there are 2 releases a year.
I mean more the CPU power, not the OS
Does it run MATLAB?
Nope, on college you drink stronger alcoholics. You might take some beer because you have to drink some non-alcoholic beverages for some stupid reason I cannot remember now