This isn't the same thing as adsense. These are ads that will be shown in the search engine results on google.com, which they haven't ever done before.
No, they're saying that your copy of halo 1 & 2 for the orginal Xbox will run on the 360, only better - keeping you original investment, not buying a new version. Lets see your $500 computer run full screen antialiasing in 720P on your TV:P
This goes to show that all developers do is read slashdot. Now had the poster of this question copied some of the keyphrases into google he would have found more answers than the book he was looking for.
My vote is to give this user a book on "How To Use The Web To Find Information"
Most handheld GPS devices out these days offer this functionality. You can dump raw NMEA data to a PDA/LAPTOP as well if the built-in speed logging isn't sufficient. Take a look around Garmin and Magellan's web sites for a starting point.
Except you wouldn't have to get out of bed to key in the code. Once you're already out of bed, chances are you're not going to get back in. I'll happily key in a code and fall back asleep.
Unfortunatly, you can also code to standards and make a completely unsuable site that doesn't scale on any screen and browser. Standards are great, but just because you use them wont make you a usability expert.
You must have *a lot* of drivers! Must be hard to keep those cds up to date. First thing that hits the trash when I buy a new device is the driver disc, followed by me downloading the latest version from the manufacturers website.
Allsop has a ton of robust cd storage, check out the cd albums and disc storage boxes. Might not be in the quantity you want, but at least they look better than that black cd case you're using now.
If i support 200 Windows PCs now - am I doing the work of a team who supports 1000-2000 Linux workstations?
Seems like Cisco is starting to pinch pennies. The easiest way for a company to make a quick $50k+= is to lay someone off and not replace them. More power to 'em, but i feel sorry for the people who will lose their jobs.
Be sure to check out mp3car.com. I'm currently installing a PC in my car that will have an OBD-II interface. The forums there will probably be able to help you with your hardware and software selections.
Unfortunatly the mac mini doesn't provide for much expansion. A single memory slot doesn't go very far. The small form factor starts to become a problem when you're attaching a ton of external drives - it makes it a mess. There is also something to be said for the value of hardware based RAID vs Software based. Although cute and cheap, it'll end up costing more later (read: external drives are more expensive).
I say buy a big ass case (its going in the basement afterall) install your favorite distro and have fun.
Symantec AntirVirus Corp edition caught this no problem. Symantec had this one taken care of since Dec 25th.
Bloodhound.Exploit.21 is a heuristic detection for files that have been designed to exploit the Microsoft Internet Explorer HTML Help Control Local Zone Security Restriction Bypass Vulnerability (BID 11467). The vulnerability is still unpatched by Microsoft as of December 25, 2004.
But to be honest, i've dealt with over 1000 PCs and not a single one have had any issues with SP2. I say go for it, it may have some problems, but it sure is better than what it was before....
Would they really think you're doing something productive while "singing" along to a Primus album? They'd probably think you were going insane bobbing your head beating on everything in site with your pen(cil)s pretending to be the drummer.
I dont think i've ever seen any relatively RECENT games for sale as a used game. I see lots of crappy used games I wouldn't have ever paid full price for.
Its the same as seeing that movie preview on TV and saying, "I think I'll wait until that is out on DVD".
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This isn't the same thing as adsense. These are ads that will be shown in the search engine results on google.com, which they haven't ever done before.
Wow, actually using a slashdot poll for factual information, that takes balls.
No, they're saying that your copy of halo 1 & 2 for the orginal Xbox will run on the 360, only better - keeping you original investment, not buying a new version. Lets see your $500 computer run full screen antialiasing in 720P on your TV :P
Yes! I found it! What dogs hear
Anyone remember the old Gary Larson cartoon? Man talking to dog, bubble above dogs head captioned, "what dogs hear."
"blah blah blah AJAX, blah blah blahblah AJAX!!1!. blahblahblah Google blah AJAX, blah Microsoft sux."
This goes to show that all developers do is read slashdot. Now had the poster of this question copied some of the key phrases into google he would have found more answers than the book he was looking for.
My vote is to give this user a book on "How To Use The Web To Find Information"
sure, but then we might as well factor in the original cost of the computer - so who knows how much it costs now.
Most handheld GPS devices out these days offer this functionality. You can dump raw NMEA data to a PDA/LAPTOP as well if the built-in speed logging isn't sufficient. Take a look around Garmin and Magellan's web sites for a starting point.
Except you wouldn't have to get out of bed to key in the code. Once you're already out of bed, chances are you're not going to get back in. I'll happily key in a code and fall back asleep.
Unfortunatly, you can also code to standards and make a completely unsuable site that doesn't scale on any screen and browser. Standards are great, but just because you use them wont make you a usability expert.
You must have *a lot* of drivers! Must be hard to keep those cds up to date. First thing that hits the trash when I buy a new device is the driver disc, followed by me downloading the latest version from the manufacturers website.
Allsop has a ton of robust cd storage, check out the cd albums and disc storage boxes. Might not be in the quantity you want, but at least they look better than that black cd case you're using now.
If i support 200 Windows PCs now - am I doing the work of a team who supports 1000-2000 Linux workstations? Seems like Cisco is starting to pinch pennies. The easiest way for a company to make a quick $50k+= is to lay someone off and not replace them. More power to 'em, but i feel sorry for the people who will lose their jobs.
Be sure to check out mp3car.com. I'm currently installing a PC in my car that will have an OBD-II interface. The forums there will probably be able to help you with your hardware and software selections.
Actually, Microsoft does compete in a way. Since iPod owners can't buy their music on music.msn.com they're losing money to Apple.
Unfortunatly the mac mini doesn't provide for much expansion. A single memory slot doesn't go very far. The small form factor starts to become a problem when you're attaching a ton of external drives - it makes it a mess. There is also something to be said for the value of hardware based RAID vs Software based. Although cute and cheap, it'll end up costing more later (read: external drives are more expensive).
I say buy a big ass case (its going in the basement afterall) install your favorite distro and have fun.
Symantec AntirVirus Corp edition caught this no problem. Symantec had this one taken care of since Dec 25th.
Bloodhound.Exploit.21 is a heuristic detection for files that have been designed to exploit the Microsoft Internet Explorer HTML Help Control Local Zone Security Restriction Bypass Vulnerability (BID 11467). The vulnerability is still unpatched by Microsoft as of December 25, 2004.
This is news for *nerds* after all. Anything that could have possibly been a womans doing around here usually is exciting and unexplained.
See if any of your applications will have issues
But to be honest, i've dealt with over 1000 PCs and not a single one have had any issues with SP2. I say go for it, it may have some problems, but it sure is better than what it was before....
BIG DEMO - 26MB
SMALL DEMO - 13MB
It only pops it up if the computer is NOT a member of a domain. If your computer is part of a domain you will NOT see this popup.
This is the long-term solution compared to their previous solution: disabling javascript.
Would they really think you're doing something productive while "singing" along to a Primus album? They'd probably think you were going insane bobbing your head beating on everything in site with your pen(cil)s pretending to be the drummer.
I dont think i've ever seen any relatively RECENT games for sale as a used game. I see lots of crappy used games I wouldn't have ever paid full price for.
Its the same as seeing that movie preview on TV and saying, "I think I'll wait until that is out on DVD".
Sounds like the RIAA has hired a college intern - They can't afford real programmers any more with all this money they're losing.