A carpenter can still acknowledge a better carpenter, or one with better connections or more labour available. Maybe he wants a larger/higher quality home than he could make himself.
I was under the impression that WinFS was simply an SQL layer over the top of NTFS, so it'd have exactly the same storage patterns and associated troubles as normal NTFS.
No, copyright infringement is a civil offense, not a criminal one, no matter what the RIAA tells you. At least like this it means that even if the RIAA's team of lawyers manages to bribe you guilty, you'll never get a criminal record.
Cell phone -carriers- suck. Especially the US's.
It's only what they do to phones to fit their attempts at vendor lock-in and money-saving that make their cell phones suck.
If you want to use a loss leader, you really have to make sure you have a good follow-through that almost everyone who buys your loss-leader will want.
But if a given nation's consumers as a whole decide that they don't need a particular technological advance, they aren't automatically wrong or ignorant.
You mean like cars which get over 35 MPG?
Um, actually I find that a suit that's actually your size and that isn't made of plastic (and even some that are) can be exceptionally comfortable. Hell, I buy cheap suit trousers just to wear around.
With you on the shoes, though.
The software giant has declared that home versions of their upcoming OS may not be run virtually, because 'Vista is not mature enough for broad adoption.'
Having fixed their typo, it makes more sense.:)
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A carpenter can still acknowledge a better carpenter, or one with better connections or more labour available. Maybe he wants a larger/higher quality home than he could make himself.
If you read TFA you'd see they mention neither. Anyway, why should the whole world use a Christian-centric, factually incorrect date stamp?
I was under the impression that WinFS was simply an SQL layer over the top of NTFS, so it'd have exactly the same storage patterns and associated troubles as normal NTFS.
Yeah, the housewives probably spend all day playing MMORPGs.
Come home, find dead body, panic, bury dead body.
Or, say, disassemble, then forward over to Symantec or Grisoft.
No, copyright infringement is a civil offense, not a criminal one, no matter what the RIAA tells you. At least like this it means that even if the RIAA's team of lawyers manages to bribe you guilty, you'll never get a criminal record.
Cell phone -carriers- suck. Especially the US's. It's only what they do to phones to fit their attempts at vendor lock-in and money-saving that make their cell phones suck.
BlueGenes, and their predecessor, QCDOC supercomputers, already use slightly modified low-power embedded system chips. How is this any different?
If you want to use a loss leader, you really have to make sure you have a good follow-through that almost everyone who buys your loss-leader will want.
Define 'steal'.
Safari3 passes Acid2, no?
Or, you know, you could use Celestia.
"If civil engineers had to work to the same constraints as software engineers, Tacoma Narrows would be a weekly show."
In unrelated news, Ken Livingstone announced today that he would be joining the ranks of IBM as a "consultant."
And the DMA, of course.
XP is good at subpixel font rendering. It's the main reason I switched from Win2k when I could.
But if a given nation's consumers as a whole decide that they don't need a particular technological advance, they aren't automatically wrong or ignorant. You mean like cars which get over 35 MPG?
Um, actually I find that a suit that's actually your size and that isn't made of plastic (and even some that are) can be exceptionally comfortable. Hell, I buy cheap suit trousers just to wear around. With you on the shoes, though.
If you -are- a woman, then you get the personality/stalker cult.
Get back! I have a copy of "Fun with Science for Children" and I'm not afraid to use it!
... Holy crap, on US plans incoming calls aren't free?
Does the Supreme Court count?
The software giant has declared that home versions of their upcoming OS may not be run virtually, because 'Vista is not mature enough for broad adoption.' Having fixed their typo, it makes more sense. :)
In the land where chopping hands off is the only punishment for theft, the man with the removable robotic hands is king!