In the chance that ten years from now hackers everywhere will refer to this slashdot article as the origin of their symbol, I just wanted to post in it.
I think we'll get there eventually, but there have to be solid economic reasons to get there.
So the first trip to the moon was a waste then, right? Seriously, since when does there have to be a "solid economic benefit" BEFORE doing anything new? You don't think the pursuit of knowlege of space is good enough? What about the POSSIBILITY of finding economic benefits? We'd be completely ignorant right now as a people if everyone shared yours and Mr. Park's pessimism.
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In the chance that ten years from now hackers everywhere will refer to this slashdot article as the origin of their symbol, I just wanted to post in it.
...but I kinda doubt it.
Wonder why?
Some people don't give up on their childhood dreams
Who?
In this positive review of the 191T, they state that the contrast ratio is 500:1. The Samsung site lists that unit with a 700:1 contrast ratio.
Does this balance everything out?
Also, a demo video here
There's a nice picture of the processor here
I think we'll get there eventually, but there have to be solid economic reasons to get there.
So the first trip to the moon was a waste then, right?
Seriously, since when does there have to be a "solid economic benefit" BEFORE doing anything new? You don't think the pursuit of knowlege of space is good enough? What about the POSSIBILITY of finding economic benefits? We'd be completely ignorant right now as a people if everyone shared yours and Mr. Park's pessimism.
For a better idea of the people affecting this decision, consider Robert Park's comment (from the article):
"Manned spaceflight is going nowhere because there's nowhere to go."
Seriously, who IS this genius?
The ACFA has been doing this for over 2 years
"Comments are pouring in ... not all of them complimentary to SCO or its legal strategy"
/. article will help at least
This
It just wouldn't feel like the start of the week without some new mind-numbingly idiot drivel from the SCO.
"...but we should critique it for the right reasons."
We can't, that would put us in violation of Amazon's 'review' patent.
Al Gore should have just patented the internet.
"Of course, you could have it the other way to say positive things that would help you out Psychologically"
Such as... "Kill your boss"?
"...like someone's name, or a word like keys or medicine"
But what if grandpa forgets to put on his glasses?
21 peers
5.5 Kb/s
Come on guys, you call this slashdotting?!
"Maybe somebody would like to mirror."
Here.
Maybe I can lighten up the load a bit with my 28.8 baud modem.
Great! When do I get my share?
LESBIAN can you read this? SEX
Careful, buddy. You've probably been flagged as a worktime porno viewer
Oh wait, you're not gonna see this message.
Microsoft's Steve Ballmer announced a renewed focus on security
Didn't Bill Gates JUST do the same thing?
Sorting through them is easy... it's VIEWING them in DOS that gets tricky.
They still haven't told me what the 'any key' does
I'd never heard of the BSA before, but it seems that most large software companies are indeed registered with them. I stand corrected.