They all say, don't do anything wrong or we'll sue. Okay, I won't do anything wrong, so they won't sue I know you haven't read the corresponding part in the windows "supplemental" EULA (that comes with every single patch), but how is disclosing benchmark results wrong????
I've heard about the mutant ninja teenage turtle thing (japanese comic strip thing, right ?) I can't say I've ever watched/read it, and I don't really get the reference to MichaelAngelo They're called Raphaelo, Donatello, Leonardo and Michelangelo
A modern version of the renaissance scientist, the michaelangelo of his day. I guess you mean Leonardo Da Vinci. Guess you shouldn't watch that much Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (and read history books instead). FYI Michaelangelo was a painter (Sistine chapel, notably) and sculptor (David, in Firenze, is his most well-known work).
Is there a known limitation that makes us never being able to build a system that can simulate interaction on the necessary sub-atomic level for such a manufacturing / simulation device to work? Heisenberg's incertainty principle, in a way (though usually it disappears when size grows bigger (say a hundreds of atoms), in a way that's not yet clearly understood). But basically, the problem is that we don't know how to solve the equations that describe interatomic interactions (e.g. Schrodinger's equation), and using numeric simulations is very imprecise (or computationally intensive, or both).
This was supposed to be a distribution review, and yet the first thing that the reviewer did was circumvent the included packaging system. Fedora uses yum by default, not apt-get and synaptic. cirumvent? Fire up the DMCA!
Note that it is in no way whatsoever immoral, unethical, harmful, or wrong. Well, it is harmful to the company which would like you to pay for this (which is why they bought this kind of law)
run 32 bit x86 code on Itanium without the performance penalty of using Itanium's 32 bit compatibility mode And having the penalty of running an emulator instead?
If you change that to if((c=1));, the error will be supressed - the extra parenthesis show that the assignment was intentional. Which it was, in a way. Although, since the variable is assigned a constant, this is a bit stupid (except for some weird overloading of =)
Leaves and most likely the fruit (yes, tomato is a fruit technically) contain nicotine. Delicious AND deadly! I read somewhere that eggplants contained nearly as much nicotine as tobacco. Still, they aren't deadly.
Maybe not murder, but if you could link your boss to financially backing that mugger, and other muggers like him, and with support of a significant portion of your office, then yes, being mugged on your way to the store would be an excuse to go after everybody in your office. I don't see the analogy with Iraq / 9/11 attacks
It's a pity that more people don't get to view these phenomena, because of modern light pollution. How many people are losing awe-inspiring sights, such as this and the milky-way? And how, tell me, do you expect to "see" a solar flare, during the NIGHT? (or even during the day for that matter, unless you have a coronograph). Unless you're talking about an aurora borealis, which is not said to be going to happen.
quicktime is a far better choice in my eyes Except that the quicktime player is not much better than Real Player IIRC (with popups telling you to go "pro" or somesuch). Anyway along with Real Alternative goes Quicktime Alternative, but I haven't had much luck with these (I haven't tried a lot though, since I mainly use GNU/Linux)
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They all say, don't do anything wrong or we'll sue. Okay, I won't do anything wrong, so they won't sue
I know you haven't read the corresponding part in the windows "supplemental" EULA (that comes with every single patch), but how is disclosing benchmark results wrong????
I've heard about the mutant ninja teenage turtle thing (japanese comic strip thing, right ?) I can't say I've ever watched/read it, and I don't really get the reference to MichaelAngelo
They're called Raphaelo, Donatello, Leonardo and Michelangelo
A modern version of the renaissance scientist, the michaelangelo of his day.
I guess you mean Leonardo Da Vinci.
Guess you shouldn't watch that much Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (and read history books instead). FYI Michaelangelo was a painter (Sistine chapel, notably) and sculptor (David, in Firenze, is his most well-known work).
Ph.D. at Stanford is par for the course
Ph.D. which founder Larry Page never got...
Are a lot of these postings for positions they've already filled?
Goooood night ding ding ding ding ding!
And where's my Dick Tracy watch?
Is there a known limitation that makes us never being able to build a system that can simulate interaction on the necessary sub-atomic level for such a manufacturing / simulation device to work?
Heisenberg's incertainty principle, in a way (though usually it disappears when size grows bigger (say a hundreds of atoms), in a way that's not yet clearly understood).
But basically, the problem is that we don't know how to solve the equations that describe interatomic interactions (e.g. Schrodinger's equation), and using numeric simulations is very imprecise (or computationally intensive, or both).
This was supposed to be a distribution review, and yet the first thing that the reviewer did was circumvent the included packaging system. Fedora uses yum by default, not apt-get and synaptic.
cirumvent? Fire up the DMCA!
Note that it is in no way whatsoever immoral, unethical, harmful, or wrong.
Well, it is harmful to the company which would like you to pay for this (which is why they bought this kind of law)
If you've got a linux box, dd's the way to go
If you don't, you can use a Linux LiveCD
run 32 bit x86 code on Itanium without the performance penalty of using Itanium's 32 bit compatibility mode
And having the penalty of running an emulator instead?
is a bit like complaining a C++ compiler written in 1997 doesn't support the latest ISO C++ standards.
Did Microsoft stop producing software in 1997?
like Clinton did in Bosnia...
their anti-privacy measures
Is that on purpose? Freudian slip?
Hunchback of Notre Dame
The original title being Notre Dame de Paris
The article didn't mention anything about even the possibility of someone writing viruses for some ill purpose
As opposed to?
If you change that to if((c=1));, the error will be supressed - the extra parenthesis show that the assignment was intentional. Which it was, in a way.
Although, since the variable is assigned a constant, this is a bit stupid (except for some weird overloading of =)
In a trilogy, the second film is usually the worst
Strange... I always thought "The Empire strikes back" was the best Star Wars movie
Leaves and most likely the fruit (yes, tomato is a fruit technically) contain nicotine. Delicious AND deadly!
I read somewhere that eggplants contained nearly as much nicotine as tobacco. Still, they aren't deadly.
I'll tell you that 2kPro is very very viable for home use
It's also very very expensive for home use (that is, if you buy it)
the original Lemmings in your browser
Or how to make crawl on a P IV 2GHz a game that was fast on a 386 16MHz...
but please tell me how we can not make that trade in light of 3000 deaths?
How many murders per year in the US? At least three times that...
Maybe not murder, but if you could link your boss to financially backing that mugger, and other muggers like him, and with support of a significant portion of your office, then yes, being mugged on your way to the store would be an excuse to go after everybody in your office.
I don't see the analogy with Iraq / 9/11 attacks
It's a pity that more people don't get to view these phenomena, because of modern light pollution. How many people are losing awe-inspiring sights, such as this and the milky-way?
And how, tell me, do you expect to "see" a solar flare, during the NIGHT? (or even during the day for that matter, unless you have a coronograph).
Unless you're talking about an aurora borealis, which is not said to be going to happen.
quicktime is a far better choice in my eyes
Except that the quicktime player is not much better than Real Player IIRC (with popups telling you to go "pro" or somesuch).
Anyway along with Real Alternative goes Quicktime Alternative, but I haven't had much luck with these (I haven't tried a lot though, since I mainly use GNU/Linux)