I'm 28 years old and British. My teachers at school taught no imperial measurements at all, it was a 100% metricated education. The only imperial measures I use are miles, mph and mpg for planning long road journeys.
and since you can't drive more than about 800 miles in this country without falling into an ocean, that's hardly a concern.
"screw removal by qualified persons only" could be a comment about the culture of not repairing your own property. Just depends where you choose to emphasise....
Firstly, it dual-boots between PPC Linux and PS3's internal OS
Secondly, PowerPC MacOS can be virtualised on PPC Linux using MacOnLinux so this console can be an (dubious legal status) PowerMac too..
My 366mhz Apple iBook "Clamshell", with its case made of rubber on thick ABS on a thick steel frame would take that and keep on running.
it's fallen over 4ft while open and running (on one occasion only) and suffered no noticeable damage at all
In terms of copyright/IP law, this case might set the scene for 21st-century American litigation. Were it not so significant I doubt Slashdot would pay such close attention to it.
Judges are human beings and subject to all the vices of the rest of us - could it be the kudos of fronting such a trial would outweigh more logical considerations about the wisdom of allowing the case to continue?
Back in the 80s I had 2 Amstrad CPC464 personal computers (Z-80 CPU, 64k, tape deck built-in). I built an electronic circuit to link the joystick port from one to the sound-out port of the other (sound triggered a switch-effect using transistors)
I wrote Morse-code modulator/demodulator software and set them up as a simple text-based comms system down the garden...
Poor societies have the same distribution of geniuses as rich ones. Handing out communications and information hardware might just help to identify those few.
Nice thought. the concept that economic disengagement is an effective way to cut our impact on very sensitive issues - whether targeted at Zionism or Militant Extremism - means we aren't far apart in what we hope for anyway.
Congratulations. No, seriously, I mean it. When the West breaks its dependency upon middle-eastern oil it'll be much easier to disengage from its interests, which will probably calm the Middle-Eastern situation down considerably. While that won't help the Palestinian situation (no oil in israel), al-Qaeda gets very annoyed about US forces defending the oil industry and government in Arabia. I don't believe the US would prop up the Sauds so willingly if they werent dependent on Saudi oil.
they always have the option of cheaper AMD chipps if Intel pulls the discounting plug, anyway
that might even lead to increased sales, such as to people like me who have stuck with G3/G4 systems as Core (1) is a 32-bit dead-end they shoould never have taken and Core 2 is unacceptable due to its Israeli manufacturing origins (I couldn't live with myself if I bought it..)
the kids who will eventually have these machines might be poor, sometimes hungry and thirsty, and living in deprived conditions, but there will be the usual distribution of thinkers, creators and geniuses among them.
Think about the javascript myspace virus someone wrote just in order to get people to add him as friends a year back - if the security of the systems isn't good, intendedly-harmless pranks and experiments by users, or attepts at electronic bullying could disable vast sections of the wireless grid and deprive whole communities of connectivity
As someone who sets up / builds PCs, I've found that if you change the icon on Firefox to use the iexplore icon, and rename the shortcut to OpenOffice Calc to say "Excel", people will use it, and they won't even notice most of the time that its a different application.
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256 megajoules ought to be enough for anyone...
Dear Sir,
Go Fück Yourself. Your profession is responsible for designing all the corporate spam I receive, therefore you deserve this red-hot poker up your årse
Best wishes
C
I'm 28 years old and British. My teachers at school taught no imperial measurements at all, it was a 100% metricated education. The only imperial measures I use are miles, mph and mpg for planning long road journeys.
and since you can't drive more than about 800 miles in this country without falling into an ocean, that's hardly a concern.
this message was sent with a w800i. great phone. i couldnt do without it since the java client for Gmail was released. hence no iphone for me..
"screw removal by qualified persons only" could be a comment about the culture of not repairing your own property. Just depends where you choose to emphasise....
the true guarantee of safe driving technique: remove airbag, replace with a sharp spike
Firstly, it dual-boots between PPC Linux and PS3's internal OS Secondly, PowerPC MacOS can be virtualised on PPC Linux using MacOnLinux so this console can be an (dubious legal status) PowerMac too..
I can warrant for this one, it happpened 100 metres from my house in Hertfordshire, UK
My 366mhz Apple iBook "Clamshell", with its case made of rubber on thick ABS on a thick steel frame would take that and keep on running. it's fallen over 4ft while open and running (on one occasion only) and suffered no noticeable damage at all
In terms of copyright/IP law, this case might set the scene for 21st-century American litigation. Were it not so significant I doubt Slashdot would pay such close attention to it.
Judges are human beings and subject to all the vices of the rest of us - could it be the kudos of fronting such a trial would outweigh more logical considerations about the wisdom of allowing the case to continue?
Back in the 80s I had 2 Amstrad CPC464 personal computers (Z-80 CPU, 64k, tape deck built-in). I built an electronic circuit to link the joystick port from one to the sound-out port of the other (sound triggered a switch-effect using transistors)
I wrote Morse-code modulator/demodulator software and set them up as a simple text-based comms system down the garden...
Poor societies have the same distribution of geniuses as rich ones. Handing out communications and information hardware might just help to identify those few.
"if they have any moral decency."
I think you just found the flaw in the argument.
IMAP for Gmail, where Tags become Folders dynamically. Send as Emailed DOC/XLS/ODW/ODS for Google Docs
"You are now entering Texas: Please set your clocks back 200 years.."
Nice thought. the concept that economic disengagement is an effective way to cut our impact on very sensitive issues - whether targeted at Zionism or Militant Extremism - means we aren't far apart in what we hope for anyway.
If every home internet connection had a NAT router it would cut down incoming TCP80 traffic a fair amount (so long as uPNP doen't f*ck it up anyway)
Congratulations. No, seriously, I mean it. When the West breaks its dependency upon middle-eastern oil it'll be much easier to disengage from its interests, which will probably calm the Middle-Eastern situation down considerably. While that won't help the Palestinian situation (no oil in israel), al-Qaeda gets very annoyed about US forces defending the oil industry and government in Arabia. I don't believe the US would prop up the Sauds so willingly if they werent dependent on Saudi oil.
Quarter-jewish, anti-zionist - thanks
they always have the option of cheaper AMD chipps if Intel pulls the discounting plug, anyway
that might even lead to increased sales, such as to people like me who have stuck with G3/G4 systems as Core (1) is a 32-bit dead-end they shoould never have taken and Core 2 is unacceptable due to its Israeli manufacturing origins (I couldn't live with myself if I bought it..)
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the kids who will eventually have these machines might be poor, sometimes hungry and thirsty, and living in deprived conditions, but there will be the usual distribution of thinkers, creators and geniuses among them. Think about the javascript myspace virus someone wrote just in order to get people to add him as friends a year back - if the security of the systems isn't good, intendedly-harmless pranks and experiments by users, or attepts at electronic bullying could disable vast sections of the wireless grid and deprive whole communities of connectivity
In some languages, "soft" is used for software
I'm curious - I know nothing of the way professional writers work but I'd imagine you face different issues to most of us : what do you need?
As someone who sets up / builds PCs, I've found that if you change the icon on Firefox to use the iexplore icon, and rename the shortcut to OpenOffice Calc to say "Excel", people will use it, and they won't even notice most of the time that its a different application.