No, everyone (except linux nuts) will be on longhorn, which will make the format universally readable. This means that telling the dumb computer user to open said file won't have to include instructions on how to install acrobat. I welcome the change from the 10 second boot time of Adobe Acrobat, even with AR speedup running.
No, i don't believe you can embed subtitles into normal playable formats right now. What happens is you make an srt file of the same name as the avi/whatever and then use BSplayer or whatever to play the subtitles, picking up on the name
I have no doubt that in 50 years (given current progress), creativity as we know it will be commonly implemented in advanced computers. Your brain is nothing more than a biologically advanced computer, complete with binary nerve signals and the works.
Why can't human brain functions be copied and improved upon in circuitry, other than the currently prohibitive costs involved, and our failure to accurately determine the exact neuron mapping of anyone's brain. Even the dynamic neuron connections could be potentially emulated or mimiced by a computer.
their server is as badass as the machine - except its a bit faster.
-- only in japan can some random guy host a 5 meg movie and be slashdotted without the server crashing and burning
The real issue comes when someone uses *GASP* anothersearchengine. Yes, there are alternatives and this could justify them to block google due to their own, probably similar rules on keyword spamming.
Look at the title bar: Before "Google AdWords Support..." which is in both titles, "traffic estimator, traffic estimates, traffic tool, estimate traffic" appears in the title bar of the search engine page.
I don't believe that Gator has any legal basis with which to effectively enforce any such action, but are rather attempting to bludgeon the negative comments off of the website with threats of libel suits that would undoubtedly be costly, although without legal precedent on the side of Gator. More on internet libel law at http://www.ojr.org/ojr/law/1033079636.php
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No, everyone (except linux nuts) will be on longhorn, which will make the format universally readable. This means that telling the dumb computer user to open said file won't have to include instructions on how to install acrobat. I welcome the change from the 10 second boot time of Adobe Acrobat, even with AR speedup running.
No, i don't believe you can embed subtitles into normal playable formats right now. What happens is you make an srt file of the same name as the avi/whatever and then use BSplayer or whatever to play the subtitles, picking up on the name
I have no doubt that in 50 years (given current progress), creativity as we know it will be commonly implemented in advanced computers. Your brain is nothing more than a biologically advanced computer, complete with binary nerve signals and the works.
Why can't human brain functions be copied and improved upon in circuitry, other than the currently prohibitive costs involved, and our failure to accurately determine the exact neuron mapping of anyone's brain. Even the dynamic neuron connections could be potentially emulated or mimiced by a computer.
then my brother won't have to suffer through what I had to in High School Geometry. Long Live Proofs
their server is as badass as the machine - except its a bit faster. -- only in japan can some random guy host a 5 meg movie and be slashdotted without the server crashing and burning
Does it come with ethernet hookup?
The search for Poker Online Comes up Second http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=poker+onl ine&btnG=Search
The winner of this auction "will receive a signed, first edition of Anansi Boys when it is published this Fall." - This explains the shipping costs.
The real issue comes when someone uses *GASP* another search engine. Yes, there are alternatives and this could justify them to block google due to their own, probably similar rules on keyword spamming.
Look at the title bar: Before "Google AdWords Support..." which is in both titles, "traffic estimator, traffic estimates, traffic tool, estimate traffic" appears in the title bar of the search engine page.
Does anyone else think that this would never stand as a state law, based on interstate trade.
I use the free scanner Avast! and I can scan rars, so I see no probs
I don't believe that Gator has any legal basis with which to effectively enforce any such action, but are rather attempting to bludgeon the negative comments off of the website with threats of libel suits that would undoubtedly be costly, although without legal precedent on the side of Gator. More on internet libel law at http://www.ojr.org/ojr/law/1033079636.php
If you want spam just go into an aol chat room and you will be set for life, in terms of spam, that is.