I guess it depends on how willing your doctors are to accept new ideas (and probably as well how screwed up the whole healthcare system is - not allowing new treatments and ideas in order to avoid class action lawsuits and other things hindering progress...)
When I had my first ulder in 1989 (you don't even want to know how old I was back then...), my doctor told me about the whole H.pylori thing. The problem was that another doctor (who didn't know about this yet) had already started me on antibiotics by the time I had an endoscopy done so those poor little buggers had already decided to leave...
So, now I can write the same number of text messages in half the time before the battery runs out? Honestly, these things are called cell phones and this is what they should do - enable you to talk on them for extended periods of time without having to worry about your battery running out. All these additional features added lately are sure cute but in the end only equate to shorter battery life...
A music jukebox configured for storing a music library therein, said music jukebox comprising: a housing; an audio data receiver arranged to receive audio data from outside the housing; [...]
Not sure exactly, but what exactly is "audio data"? Is something you need to decode first audio data too or would you actually need a microphone/line-in to receive audio data?
I am wondering how particular the recognition software is. There could be some considerable day-to-day differences in a face if, say, one was ill, or had a bad fall, etc. Could I, for example, take a friends camera, take a pic of a good photo of my friend and then gain access to his phone/pda/device?
And why is that worse than what is currently the case? Simply take a friends phone and you have access to the things already - the camera is another step which could prevent some people (I don't think that the random person stealing my cell phone would have a pciture of myself...)
There wouldn't even be much OSS (at least collaborative) without svn... OK, there is CVS but if you've never heard about svn you probably should check it out!
First of all just about every security patch requires a reboot. Also if the security patch upgrades quicktime you need to actually interact with the gui or the install won't go.
Not quite true - if you use the command-line interface to softwareupdate and provide the proper swichtes, no UI interaction is required. The CLI also doesn't force you to do a restart, it just tells you to do so ASAP...
I can't agree more - my website (which has Mac freeware on it) has the following OS stats:
Macintosh - 18089 - 77.74%
Windows XP-2664 - 11.44%
Windows 2000-1363-5.85%
Windows 98-519-2.23%
Other-326-1.40%
Linux 2-183-0.78%
Windows NT-83-0.35%
Windows 95-20-0.08%
FreeBSD-6-0.02%
Windows ME-5-0.02%
Amiga-3-0.01%<--;-)
SunOS 5-2-0.00%
IRIX,OSF1, WebTV, OS/2, AIX-1 ea
For a "truly" real browserstat, my guess would be a site like cnn.com... But then, this would be US-centric too...
1) 1 song - I couldn't find the CD anywhere and was not able to buy the song online
2) About 15 songs (the ITMS has a free song every week;-)
3) 0
4) more than 99%
5) One CD - this one isn't in production any longer (and I even talked to the artist - I will buy it once they re-release it!)
Considering that the OT comes from Europe, there is a very important thing to add - you will pay for incoming SMS (or have them deducted from your bucket of allowed SMSs - depending on your provider and/or plan).
As opposed to Europe (at least the countries I lived in) where all incoming communication is free, you will pay for that in the US - both, for voice as well as SMS. So, depending on your email volume, you might re-think whether this is really worth it... (I use it - T-Mobile customer - and their website allows you to set up rather precise filters for which messages/accounts/senders/... you receive a notification)
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I guess it depends on how willing your doctors are to accept new ideas (and probably as well how screwed up the whole healthcare system is - not allowing new treatments and ideas in order to avoid class action lawsuits and other things hindering progress...)
When I had my first ulder in 1989 (you don't even want to know how old I was back then...), my doctor told me about the whole H.pylori thing. The problem was that another doctor (who didn't know about this yet) had already started me on antibiotics by the time I had an endoscopy done so those poor little buggers had already decided to leave...
Even though the following is from Hitachi, it is still entertaining (and maybe we can bring down their server too...)
Get Perpendicular!
So, now I can write the same number of text messages in half the time before the battery runs out? Honestly, these things are called cell phones and this is what they should do - enable you to talk on them for extended periods of time without having to worry about your battery running out. All these additional features added lately are sure cute but in the end only equate to shorter battery life...
Not sure exactly, but what exactly is "audio data"? Is something you need to decode first audio data too or would you actually need a microphone/line-in to receive audio data?
There wouldn't even be much OSS (at least collaborative) without svn... OK, there is CVS but if you've never heard about svn you probably should check it out!
I guess trying to run subversion with Apache might be a compelling reason to upgrade since it requires Apache2...
... with no problems here)
(Running Apache2 with svn, PHP,
I can't agree more - my website (which has Mac freeware on it) has the following OS stats:
;-)
Macintosh - 18089 - 77.74%
Windows XP-2664 - 11.44%
Windows 2000-1363-5.85%
Windows 98-519-2.23%
Other-326-1.40%
Linux 2-183-0.78%
Windows NT-83-0.35%
Windows 95-20-0.08%
FreeBSD-6-0.02%
Windows ME-5-0.02%
Amiga-3-0.01%<--
SunOS 5-2-0.00%
IRIX,OSF1, WebTV, OS/2, AIX-1 ea
For a "truly" real browserstat, my guess would be a site like cnn.com... But then, this would be US-centric too...
1) 1 song - I couldn't find the CD anywhere and was not able to buy the song online 2) About 15 songs (the ITMS has a free song every week;-) 3) 0 4) more than 99% 5) One CD - this one isn't in production any longer (and I even talked to the artist - I will buy it once they re-release it!)
Well, the "Hardware" system pref pane most probably is part of the developer "CHUD Tools" and has been there before as soon as you installed those...
Considering that the OT comes from Europe, there is a very important thing to add - you will pay for incoming SMS (or have them deducted from your bucket of allowed SMSs - depending on your provider and/or plan). As opposed to Europe (at least the countries I lived in) where all incoming communication is free, you will pay for that in the US - both, for voice as well as SMS. So, depending on your email volume, you might re-think whether this is really worth it... (I use it - T-Mobile customer - and their website allows you to set up rather precise filters for which messages/accounts/senders/... you receive a notification)