your points are all over the place and don't even compare.
getting a letter or phone call is hardly a violation compared to what the government does (wiretaps, search and sieze, poof you disappear because your a suspected terrorist)
how can these be compared at all ?
YOU VOLUNTEERED your info when you got a discount card.
I agree whole heartedly with the "have some perspective". This applies to guns as well (as in guns cause a small amount of deaths but the hype factor is huge)
make the games easier so our industry can rack up the dough ??
sorry, guess Im feeling cynical this morning. but it does seem like most gamers I know finish games very quickly and then move on to something else. Seems like if they were more thought provoking instead of run around crazy shooting everything people would find them more enjoyable and recommend them
Who says the Nobel is so pure and warm and fuzzy ? Some of those peeps work on bio, nuclear, and chemical weapons. Some are involved with cloning. Some are just real good at math. Big friggin whoopdeedoo. The makers of VideoLAN will have more of an impact on my daily life than the guy who solves some math puzzle. 'course, I could be extremely short sighted;)
Try telling your main source of income they are not supposed to use email like that, then tell them
about the (complicated to them) alternatives, and you will see the challenge.
so the solution is either enforce reasonable size limits or work with customers who need and want higher limits to develop alternative methods (ftp, http indexing, whatever)
this may be "informative" but hardly realistic.
the average office worker has no clue that email system wasnt designed for such attachments. they dont think twice about sending a 12MB pagemaker file.
I worked at a small ISP whose primary income was from thousands of business dialup users, and most of them used email to send large files.
it hangs on my laptop where mandrake 9.2 (after fiddling around) is installed and knoppix shines.. wtf ?? need to play around with some of the parameters I guess.
no one ever considers the task(time) of loading the data onto the computer when they quote this. when you use the internet, the data is already on your computer.
that is the very definition of freedom. if you rely on someone else to fight for and defend your freedoms, you are not free at all. read "Escape from Freedom" by Eric Fromm
Im calling you out on this one. The microsoft brand name still has a tremendous amount of pull, and linux is barely a whisper in the cubicles of corporate america. while a particularly well spoken IT dude may be be able to explain and convince a PHB to go with linux, most of them will just play it safe and go the MS way. PHBs dont trust their vendors for products they UNDERSTAND. For server operating systems ? Please.
wow. I kept hitting refresh to see the current search, and that one was always on there. almost every time. someone else posted that the internet is a sad place. how true. then I actually clicked on the ratemypoo link some else posted.
jebus. I didnt think it could really be what it was. it was.
Slashdot Mirror
sounds like hibernation mode. or did I miss something ?
not all security updates require a reboot and you act like no one has ever heard of firewalls, mozilla, and ICF.
how is this offtopic ?
he claimed the article was trash and I disagreed.
taiyo yuden
taiyo yuden
if that link doesnt work then just search your favorite shopping site for them
your points are all over the place and don't even compare.
getting a letter or phone call is hardly a violation compared to what the government does
(wiretaps, search and sieze, poof you disappear because your a suspected terrorist)
how can these be compared at all ?
YOU VOLUNTEERED your info when you got a discount card.
I agree whole heartedly with the "have some perspective".
This applies to guns as well (as in guns cause a small amount of deaths but the hype factor is huge)
i guess i havent realized it yet. it wasnt super deep, but decent. whats the problem again ?
so if you don't like it, it should be taken down.
free expression be damned ?
I would hate to be your wife/husband/blow up doll !!
make the games easier so our industry can rack up the dough ??
sorry, guess Im feeling cynical this morning.
but it does seem like most gamers I know finish games
very quickly and then move on to something else.
Seems like if they were more thought provoking
instead of run around crazy shooting everything
people would find them more enjoyable and
recommend them
i been all over this intarweb and caint find no win32
builds..they didnt abandon us geeks with windoze girlfriends did they ?
Noble != Nobel ?
;)
Who says the Nobel is so pure and warm and fuzzy ?
Some of those peeps work on bio, nuclear, and chemical weapons.
Some are involved with cloning.
Some are just real good at math. Big friggin whoopdeedoo.
The makers of VideoLAN will have more of an
impact on my daily life than the guy who solves some math puzzle.
'course, I could be extremely short sighted
crap, hit submit instead of preview.
anyway.
Try telling your main source of income they are not
supposed to use email like that, then tell them about the
(complicated to them) alternatives, and you will see the challenge.
so the solution is either enforce reasonable size limits or work
with customers who need and want higher limits to develop
alternative methods (ftp, http indexing, whatever)
this may be "informative" but hardly realistic.
the average office worker has no clue that email system
wasnt designed for such attachments. they dont think twice
about sending a 12MB pagemaker file.
I worked at a small ISP whose primary income was from thousands of business dialup users,
and most of them used email to send large files.
it hangs on my laptop where mandrake 9.2
(after fiddling around) is installed and knoppix shines.. wtf ??
need to play around with some of the parameters I guess.
why is ACPI such a problem for some distros ??
yes
no one ever considers the task(time) of loading the data onto the computer when they quote this.
;)
when you use the internet, the data is already on your computer.
wow. I need to relax
as did I. keep the mail flowing folks. let em know they are working in the private sector come next election !
well said. you saved me quite a bit of typing.
that is the very definition of freedom. if you rely on someone else to fight for and defend your freedoms, you are not free at all. read "Escape from Freedom" by Eric Fromm
Im calling you out on this one. The microsoft brand name still has a tremendous amount of pull, and linux is barely a whisper in the cubicles of corporate america. while a particularly well spoken IT dude may be be able to explain and convince a PHB to go with linux, most of them will just play it safe and go the MS way. PHBs dont trust their vendors for products they UNDERSTAND. For server operating systems ? Please.
not only that, but they say "but it quickly followed the Zip drive into hell." WTF ?! The zip drive was immensly popular.
wow. I kept hitting refresh to see the current search,
;)
and that one was always on there. almost every time.
someone else posted that the internet is a sad place.
how true. then I actually clicked on the ratemypoo link
some else posted.
jebus. I didnt think it could really be what it was. it was.
freedom is an ugly thing
how would this class have been taught in 1989 ? just do it that way.
seems like most people who even care about this will buy a dual format and avoid the problem altogether.
the defendant in question is not HQed in Virginia as our over zealous story poster would have us believe. They are in Florida.