Call me back when they have released something based on version 5.0 that "works" with Linux. Right now, the newly released 5.0 series is broken on Linux. It will cause your machine to lockup on most kernel versions used by Linux distros. Apparently, according to the authors of Truecrypt, they require you to upgrade to the latest release of the Linux kernel, which may not be an option for most of us.
Secondly, even if you were able to make it work the Linux kernel on your machine, the new FUSE-based Truecrypt 5.0 series is only 1/20-1/10 of the speed I get from the 4.x series. From 20-40 MB/s, now I only get 1-5 MB/s.
Well, since there is news that the latest PSP firmware already has a built-in ISO loader, I hope Sony would make the PSP to cache the UMD on the Memory Stick. And by cache, I mean rip/copy the whole UMD to the Memory Stick. I don't care if that copy will be locked on a parituclar PSP (you still have the original UMD anyway) as long as I can rung the game that I bought from the Memory Stick so that games would load faster and that my PSP would have longer battery life.
NVIDIA might recall all affected cards and replace them right away with GeForce 8600 Ultra/GTS cards, and offer those affected a free day-trip to NVIDIA HQ and lunch with NVIDIA CEO and President, Huang Jen-Hsun.
There is a solution to the problem that will owrk most of the time. If you already have your phone and headset paired, then just turn off your phone's and headset's Bluetooth visibility setting. When this is turned on, basically, the device is broadcasting its ID so that you can pair or send stuff to that device. You only need this turned on when you are pairing devices or trying to send data to/from devices that don't know each other (for example, sending contact information or pictures).
What's more important is that Microsoft would release all APIs and specifications for protocols and file formats royalty free to the open source community. While source might help, APIs and specifications are more important.
My cell phone is used to call people and for them them to call me.
I really hate it when I always read this statement in Slashdot. Folks, the device we used to know that is only used to talk by void to people is evolving into an all-in-one communication and information device. If you really don't accept these, well I guess you're also the type of person who refuse to use a GUI because all I need is to do my work by typing stuff so a VT100 terminal is sufficient. Get over it people!
And if you really don't want those "smart phones", you could still buy a basic mobile phone unless you live in US of A where mobile phone technology is crappy even when compared to some third world countries.
tri-fold wallet, but with the place where you put the bills is 2/3 of the wallet only, so it's essentially a bi-fold. the rest of the space is used for storing cards and the velcro to close the wallet.
Lighter, as other posters said, you could basically reduce the amount of cooling gear needed. As for smarter, well maybe it means you can probably more computing power in the car. This could actually mean more precise control of the car's internals so that you could get more horsepower or speed, even if it's only a fraction of a percent, just like what most overclockes do with their PCs. Could also mean the car's electronics may be able to operate on more extreme conditions because heat, as we know it has negative effects on a transistor's performance.
If you really want a good HTML editor and you're using KDE on any *nix variant, you might want to try Quanta. Plus, they're working on the next version that will make it a full WYSIWYG HTML editor. Some say it can compete Dreamweaver.
Yes, you should go work on time. If they require you to be in the office ay 7:30, be there at 7:30 or earlier.
However, since you said you're supposed to be flexitime, aren't you supposed not to be late even if you report at 8:00 or 10:00. That's why they call it flexitime. You should talk to your boss about this since you had an agreement that you should have a flexitime schedule.
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How about equiping a robot with EMP?
Call me back when they have released something based on version 5.0 that "works" with Linux. Right now, the newly released 5.0 series is broken on Linux. It will cause your machine to lockup on most kernel versions used by Linux distros. Apparently, according to the authors of Truecrypt, they require you to upgrade to the latest release of the Linux kernel, which may not be an option for most of us.
Secondly, even if you were able to make it work the Linux kernel on your machine, the new FUSE-based Truecrypt 5.0 series is only 1/20-1/10 of the speed I get from the 4.x series. From 20-40 MB/s, now I only get 1-5 MB/s.
I am now considering to switch to dmcrypt+luks.
Well, since there is news that the latest PSP firmware already has a built-in ISO loader, I hope Sony would make the PSP to cache the UMD on the Memory Stick. And by cache, I mean rip/copy the whole UMD to the Memory Stick. I don't care if that copy will be locked on a parituclar PSP (you still have the original UMD anyway) as long as I can rung the game that I bought from the Memory Stick so that games would load faster and that my PSP would have longer battery life.
From the article:
NVIDIA might recall all affected cards and replace them right away with GeForce 8600 Ultra/GTS cards, and offer those affected a free day-trip to NVIDIA HQ and lunch with NVIDIA CEO and President, Huang Jen-Hsun.
APRIL FOOLS!
There is a solution to the problem that will owrk most of the time. If you already have your phone and headset paired, then just turn off your phone's and headset's Bluetooth visibility setting. When this is turned on, basically, the device is broadcasting its ID so that you can pair or send stuff to that device. You only need this turned on when you are pairing devices or trying to send data to/from devices that don't know each other (for example, sending contact information or pictures).
How about power factor correction. It can help but not much.
We can just send in a squad of Toxic Dart Dolphins.
Hey, there's a game something like that but the Dolphins are using sonic disuptors instead of darts. It's Red Alert 2.
Now all we need is for one to create a Minovsky Fusion Reactor so that we can have a war in space involving Mobile Suits! ;)
What's more important is that Microsoft would release all APIs and specifications for protocols and file formats royalty free to the open source community. While source might help, APIs and specifications are more important.
My cell phone is used to call people and for them them to call me.
I really hate it when I always read this statement in Slashdot. Folks, the device we used to know that is only used to talk by void to people is evolving into an all-in-one communication and information device. If you really don't accept these, well I guess you're also the type of person who refuse to use a GUI because all I need is to do my work by typing stuff so a VT100 terminal is sufficient. Get over it people!
And if you really don't want those "smart phones", you could still buy a basic mobile phone unless you live in US of A where mobile phone technology is crappy even when compared to some third world countries.
tri-fold wallet, but with the place where you put the bills is 2/3 of the wallet only, so it's essentially a bi-fold. the rest of the space is used for storing cards and the velcro to close the wallet.
Lighter, as other posters said, you could basically reduce the amount of cooling gear needed. As for smarter, well maybe it means you can probably more computing power in the car. This could actually mean more precise control of the car's internals so that you could get more horsepower or speed, even if it's only a fraction of a percent, just like what most overclockes do with their PCs. Could also mean the car's electronics may be able to operate on more extreme conditions because heat, as we know it has negative effects on a transistor's performance.
Take of every SIG! You know what you doing! Move SIG! For great justice!
Just play the Free Software Song by RMS.
Camp Area... Wireless Access... what you really need is this.
We'll be counting hanging TCP connections?
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If that thing really does happen, we might see the first President who won by DOS^H^H^HSlashdotting.
You of course missed Revelations 16:8 "And the fourth angel poured out his vial upon the sun; and power was given unto him to scorch men with fire."
If you really want a good HTML editor and you're using KDE on any *nix variant, you might want to try Quanta. Plus, they're working on the next version that will make it a full WYSIWYG HTML editor. Some say it can compete Dreamweaver.
What version are you using anyway? 0.71 works fine. And I just used it to chat with someone on MSN a few minutes ago.
Yes, you should go work on time. If they require you to be in the office ay 7:30, be there at 7:30 or earlier.
However, since you said you're supposed to be flexitime, aren't you supposed not to be late even if you report at 8:00 or 10:00. That's why they call it flexitime. You should talk to your boss about this since you had an agreement that you should have a flexitime schedule.
Just saw your sig
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We do not inherit the world from our parents; we borrow it from our children - Anonymous
As if the slashdot crowd has a spouse, what make you think they have children?