Sure a big name backing the Mozilla project would be good, except that IBM won't be shipping Firefox bundled with the OS on practically every computer sold to consumers.
The BOINC platform (that seti@home is switching over to) has the ability to divide work between project as you suggest. Though I'm not really sure that there are very many other projects running on it.
At the university of toronto (where I am), it is limited.
During the day they do traffic shaping on the port used for BT, eDonkey and Kazaa, allowing 256 kbps in and out. After midnight and on weekends it loosens up to 10 Mbps in and 2 Mbps out. It's not so bad once you get used to starting up your torrents before you go to sleep:\
i don't see the big hubbub... this is an illustration prize. no one said this is a useful or even remotely useable filemanager.
The screen snapshot the team submitted from the program is "visually striking," says panel of judges member Boyce Rensberger.
the judging was on how their screenshot looked as far as i can tell. the runners up were a watercolor painting of a macrophage and the cover of a book.
whoopee, a pretty filemanager.
Perhaps the poster meant that nearly all of the people who encounter the game enjoyed it thoroughly, rather than many people encountered it. I find nothing strange about the statement.
soooo, this doesnt give you an image of a spit roasted chicken?
yeah, that was pretty cool... so when does it go into production? (yes that first closed tag was a trick to get you to read this other lame joke, i admit it... i'm sorry)
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It's not as though it's a new rendering engine, if you're developing for the web you should already be testing in Gecko based browsers and in IE.
I don't see the problem.
Called the what?
Sure a big name backing the Mozilla project would be good, except that IBM won't be shipping Firefox bundled with the OS on practically every computer sold to consumers.
Go into the Trash, click "All" beside the word "Select," click the "Delete Forever" button.
Hopefully the wizard will grant you that brain Scarecrow...
The BOINC platform (that seti@home is switching over to) has the ability to divide work between project as you suggest. Though I'm not really sure that there are very many other projects running on it.
Er, good luck finding that satellite dish to plug into your laptop.
Agreed, from now on, I'll back up all of my important data to vinyl.
David Sutphen need to RTFA:
"The money collected gets divided among rights-holders based on the popularity of their music."
Only commercial use?!?!?! now how can I use linux?
I was counting on being able to buy one of these bad boys as soon as possible </sarcasm>
Just paint 'em red, and make 'em "vroom" and I'm sure he'll figure it out soon enough :\
p = (*br).port_list; // :P
At the university of toronto (where I am), it is limited.
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During the day they do traffic shaping on the port used for BT, eDonkey and Kazaa, allowing 256 kbps in and out. After midnight and on weekends it loosens up to 10 Mbps in and 2 Mbps out. It's not so bad once you get used to starting up your torrents before you go to sleep
oops, i realize now that its not actually wwme.com, but rather .org (which is 131.107.151.179)
in any event its not the same host
nope.
...)
www.wwme.com (216.168.224.63)
www.microsoft.com (207.46.156.220, 207.46.156.188, 207.46.250.252,
He let us down with ROTK
um... he did?
um, thats not a mirror.
and apparently "To ride your bicycle safely and efficiently, it is important to have equipment operating smoothly and properly."
wow, that is such a clever and original joke. how do you come up with stuff so funny?
erm, unless your processor is melting out of the socket and running down the motherboard it is frozen :\
it is solid isn't it?
so then... big phones or small wife?
your "writing" makes my head hurt.
sadly... yes
i don't see the big hubbub... this is an illustration prize. no one said this is a useful or even remotely useable filemanager. The screen snapshot the team submitted from the program is "visually striking," says panel of judges member Boyce Rensberger. the judging was on how their screenshot looked as far as i can tell. the runners up were a watercolor painting of a macrophage and the cover of a book. whoopee, a pretty filemanager.
Perhaps the poster meant that nearly all of the people who encounter the game enjoyed it thoroughly, rather than many people encountered it. I find nothing strange about the statement.
"When their computer crashed, they removed the hard drive, froze it, smashed it and rubbed magnets over the surface to erase the data."
They seem to be pretty angry people. When (If) my computer crashes I just restart.
soooo, this doesnt give you an image of a spit roasted chicken?
yeah, that was pretty cool... so when does it go into production? (yes that first closed tag was a trick to get you to read this other lame joke, i admit it... i'm sorry)