i must be getting old... my first memory of memory was that on my trusty old zx81. the 16k memory expansion module never sat good in its socket, so the poor thing would reboot whenever i smashed the keys too hard, or when i moved it too wildly while playing defender (or some game like that, at my age the memory fades quickly).
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No, i read it in a magazine for pro- musicians. They gave this as an advice for aspiring pro's who are trying to get into the business because they love music. It's a (relatively) well-known fact in the business that (large) record companies are only interested in concepts, not bands or music. it's far more profitable for record companies to sell britney spears to children, than trying to discover the next beatles. If you want to sell your music without selling out, you have a far better chance in the game industry because the people over there actually listen to the music itself. you don't have to be a mtv-artist when you write game soundtracks, it's all about the music.
if you love music, and want to make a decent living as a musician/composer you'll have to go to the games industry. they are looking for good, and sometimes even original music because they know that good music will make the game look better. Record companies are usually not interested in music, they are interested in selling cd's (or mp3's).
Just because something contains the word "sex" doesn't make it funny, although some of the posters here might disagree... the comparison is actually quite good.
I recently bought an acer laptop. at home, it immediately connected to an access point calles "mshome". i found this connection too slow, so i changed the speed of the access point from 2 to 11 mb. Still don't know to who it belongs, though.
suse is owned by novell. the novell services for linux were developed and are fully supported on suse. when you go for novell linux, you go for suse. your advice would be to use redhat because of the support? can i have some of that drug you're on?
Not so funny, but (hopefully) informative: check out www.wirelessleiden.nl/english . They already have an extensive wireless network, and are willing to help others wiht advice and such. See website for more.
But don't forget the culture shock you might experience when relocating to another country. see http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/03/03/17 23213 for more on this subject. Relocating to a country that has culture can be frightening.
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then use your LART to set things straight.
i must be getting old... my first memory of memory was that on my trusty old zx81. the 16k memory expansion module never sat good in its socket, so the poor thing would reboot whenever i smashed the keys too hard, or when i moved it too wildly while playing defender (or some game like that, at my age the memory fades quickly).
No, i read it in a magazine for pro- musicians. They gave this as an advice for aspiring pro's who are trying to get into the business because they love music. It's a (relatively) well-known fact in the business that (large) record companies are only interested in concepts, not bands or music. it's far more profitable for record companies to sell britney spears to children, than trying to discover the next beatles. If you want to sell your music without selling out, you have a far better chance in the game industry because the people over there actually listen to the music itself. you don't have to be a mtv-artist when you write game soundtracks, it's all about the music.
the expression (something that expresses or communicates) is really (in actual truth or fact) quite (actually; really) common (frequently used).
if you love music, and want to make a decent living as a musician/composer you'll have to go to the games industry. they are looking for good, and sometimes even original music because they know that good music will make the game look better. Record companies are usually not interested in music, they are interested in selling cd's (or mp3's).
Just because something contains the word "sex" doesn't make it funny, although some of the posters here might disagree...
the comparison is actually quite good.
Without citations, how can you really trust anything you read there?
I'm sorry, but without proper citation, how can I know that your claim is true?
I recently bought an acer laptop. at home, it immediately connected to an access point calles "mshome". i found this connection too slow, so i changed the speed of the access point from 2 to 11 mb. Still don't know to who it belongs, though.
same here. if you are good, word gets around that you are available. and before you know it some company has decided that they need you.
They should have gone with Red Hat
suse is owned by novell. the novell services for linux were developed and are fully supported on suse. when you go for novell linux, you go for suse. your advice would be to use redhat because of the support? can i have some of that drug you're on?
One word: Lenovo.
No. They said they were the dot in .com.
i wish i could help, but i'm too tired and depressed to think.
that depends on the salary.
the fact that symantec wants to earn money by selling products is inherent to them being a company. so what's your point?
Not so funny, but (hopefully) informative: check out www.wirelessleiden.nl/english . They already have an extensive wireless network, and are willing to help others wiht advice and such. See website for more.
yes.
Kernigan&Richie?
error: no space left in device
Never attribute to incompetence that which can be attributed to Microsoft.
a lot of homecomputers are actually working 24/7 on things like seti@home (setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu) and folding@home (folding.stanford.edu).
Merlin's mailarchive???
1) take 10 machines
2) install 10 copies of linux or netbsd
3 make 10 beowulf clusters out of it
4) ???
5) profit!!!
But don't forget the culture shock you might experience when relocating to another country. see http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/03/03/17 23213 for more on this subject.
Relocating to a country that has culture can be frightening.
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