They should be held responsible for polution caused by their factories. I think a requirement should be that all CEOs must live downstream/wind from their factories.
In fact, aside from IR, I don't recall any standard wireless communication that was only limited to line of sight. Obviously, density and EM radiation attenuation properties of the objects between sending and receiving antenna will affect the range and signal strength. But that doesn't mean it won't go through walls.
But most NON-tech journalists use Macs to write/edit/layout their stories, i.e. CNN, most newspapers, most magazines, etc. Whether it be Final Cut Pro on a laptop or Quark/InDesign/Word on a desktop, it's just easier to get your work done if you aren't tech savvy. And guess what, there's a crapload more non-tech journalists than tech-journalists.
Sure, but since variations and rates of changes are in the tenths of degrees, I doubt that exact changes could be measured. Kind of like trying to exactly measure the amount of rainfall from tree rings. Not an exact science because of all the possible external factors.
Now, given fact one and fact two, most reasonable people would logically arrive at the conclusion that the temperature is going up because of the extra gases that are now being put into the atmosphere from industrial processes.
Can we prove it? No, the atmoshpere is extremely complex. We can't even make highly accurate weather forecasts 12-24 hours in the future. But a reasonable person would stop putting so much excess greenhouse gas in the atmosphere to slow down the temperature changes.
But please explain why it need to have the admin password to install it. Is there anything in Acrobat that is system wide, moreso than something like Office would provide? I really don't think so, but would love to be enlightened.
More likely, it's Adobe being lazy with programming and making things easier on themselves rather than proper and secure programming techniques. Remember, if there's a bug in their application at a system level, it could represent a real security hole because of the way the installer works.
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Not a perfect solution, but here's a contextual menu for the menubar. Have it anywhere.
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http://homepage.mac.com/khsu/DejaMenu/DejaMenu.ht
Maybe you're just trolling, maybe you're just ignorant. But you can easily turn off access to the music store.
/Library/Preferences/com.apple.secure.plist.com and set the disableMusicStore key to true.
defaults write com.apple.secure.plist.com disableMusicStore 1
or edit the file
Spotlight runs SQLite and indexes the hard drive, go recompile your own version.
There are some valid areas that you can't access. AFPserver is one area I'd like to have more hands on, but your examples are poor at best.
Last I knew IE hadn't been updated in several years.
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/5888
It's seriously out of date with regards to web standards and security patches. Hence, I wouldn't mention it as a crossplatform option.
And how it got modded offtopic AND redundant, I'm really not sure.
Microsoft, in thus Mr. Ballmer, said some stupid things about the market in SK. That URL makes Ballmer say other stupid, and funny, things.
So, for those of you who don't read at -1, here it is again!
http://www.axisofstevil.com/djballmerfresh.swf
I'm sure you could get Steve Ballmer to say a few more stupid comments:
http://www.axisofstevil.com/djballmerfresh.swf
Why? That's business.
They should be held responsible for polution caused by their factories. I think a requirement should be that all CEOs must live downstream/wind from their factories.
Prison. But, then, maybe that was your point...
Maybe Dvorak can consult for you.
Just don't ask any Mac users!
I repeat:
-uncheck snap to grid
Then move the icons closer together.
Get fancy and add show item info and it gives you a count of how many files are in the folders on your desktop.
Wimax doesn't require line of sight.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wimax
In fact, aside from IR, I don't recall any standard wireless communication that was only limited to line of sight. Obviously, density and EM radiation attenuation properties of the objects between sending and receiving antenna will affect the range and signal strength. But that doesn't mean it won't go through walls.
Let's seee. Files that iPods play:
AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Music Store), MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3 and 4), Apple Lossless, WAV, AIFF
http://www.apple.com/ipod/specs.html
It's also rumored that the hardware can play WMA/V files, but obviously Apple doesn't feel like supporting their competitors.
WTF, did you even try?
Go to the desktop, View>Show View Options,
You can:
-change the icon size
-change the text size
-uncheck snap to grid
But most NON-tech journalists use Macs to write/edit/layout their stories, i.e. CNN, most newspapers, most magazines, etc.
Whether it be Final Cut Pro on a laptop or Quark/InDesign/Word on a desktop, it's just easier to get your work done if you aren't tech savvy. And guess what, there's a crapload more non-tech journalists than tech-journalists.
In a word, no.
http://media.99mac.se/g5_dualcore/
While your name follows logically, a better name would be Pinhole.
If you want to bet who has more computers, HP or Africa, I'm taking HP.
No, most people would LOGICALLY conclude that common link is the temerature that both need to survive, at least when baseball started.
Now, can you provide a logical underlying cause for both of my 'facts'? I doubt it.
That's a pretty shitty QA process. And it shows.
Sure, but since variations and rates of changes are in the tenths of degrees, I doubt that exact changes could be measured. Kind of like trying to exactly measure the amount of rainfall from tree rings. Not an exact science because of all the possible external factors.
Just one question...
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How have they recorded variations in temperature over the last millenium?
That, and the strawman arguments they have for several of the myths make me call bullshit.
Here's a fact: The global temperature has been increasing more rapidly since the start of the industrial revolution.
Here's another fact: The 40%, by effect, of greenhouse gases have increased signficantly since this time - some more than 100%.
http://www.espere.net/Unitedkingdom/water/uk_dime
Now, given fact one and fact two, most reasonable people would logically arrive at the conclusion that the temperature is going up because of the extra gases that are now being put into the atmosphere from industrial processes.
Can we prove it? No, the atmoshpere is extremely complex. We can't even make highly accurate weather forecasts 12-24 hours in the future. But a reasonable person would stop putting so much excess greenhouse gas in the atmosphere to slow down the temperature changes.
http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0510oct12e.html
Last sentence.
Detailed is NOT what I'd call the kbase articles. These are the briefest of descriptions on what is actually wrong and being fixed.
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http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30
Yes, Acrobat is more feature rich than the OS.
But please explain why it need to have the admin password to install it. Is there anything in Acrobat that is system wide, moreso than something like Office would provide? I really don't think so, but would love to be enlightened.
More likely, it's Adobe being lazy with programming and making things easier on themselves rather than proper and secure programming techniques. Remember, if there's a bug in their application at a system level, it could represent a real security hole because of the way the installer works.
In the past 50 years was plenty of time.
I bet Abraham Lincoln didn't think so.
Yeah, but 10GBP is like $18.75 US, and then the fractions start to become a little ridiculous...