The question is not randomly generating. They should have some checking for this such that if the data varies by the second, that it does not cache the page or invisible frames the HTML and filter the content it can cache.
Bleh.
It will work in certain cases, but generally I am not that happy.
"We all know that Intel puts all their equipment through a strong Quality Assurance check. They run tests on computer equipment that others in manufacturing envy.
The first line you wrote pretty much negates all the drivel that follows it. You obviously have absolutely no idea how a manufacturing process works."
ISO 9001. Read it. Learn it.
"all innovation in the CPU industry is put on hold until the market demands updates in speeds
The market constantly demands increases in speed as enterprise applications become more sophisticated and complex."
You absolutely have no clue. AMD keeps their speed grades 1 step above Intel in order to maximize the product life and slow the EOF expenses. By your flawed logic, if Intel never had competition, we would still have the same CPU speeds out now because enterprise applications which are not the realm of the bugged chipsets.
"before we find an accounting error trying to sustain a broken company
One of the dumbest comments I have ever seen on/. Intel have been in a dream position for the last 20 years to make shedloads of money. They have consistently produced high quality minor engineering miracles used by 100's of millions of people daily. You try design and build a CPU rather than spout mindless, unsubstantiated drivel."
Enron used it. Worldcom used it. Anything to keep them black for a few quarters while they restructure.
1 person does not design a CPU. Nor is Intel a sum of 1 person. If you asked me to go design the formula for the packaging on the CPU, then we will have a go.
While you may have issues, there is no denying that Intel has come out making claims left and right to introduce technology that AMD or competition could not follow to the punishment of the consumers such as you and I.
If you want to be a bum and have your head stuck up your bum, just look at Intel's attempts to say that 64-bits are not needed when they supposedly have those chips ready.
We all know that Intel puts all their equipment through a strong Quality Assurance check. They run tests on computer equipment that others in manufacturing envy.
Do we really accept that these motherboards had a bug? Or was Intel trying to paper launch the motherboards using hardware that was still being worked upon?
Mistakes like these do not happen due to QA or engineering. They happen due to the upper levels of the company pressing a product and tossing a coin in the air that it may work properly long enough to buy them time to get the engineering down.
Intel needs to restructure their company. Their products and arrogance of the past few years has led them to market the entire computer industry out of some really good products.
AMD does not have the capacity to supply the World the chips and does not have the cash to buy fabs off of Intel. With Intel tripping and unable to keep up with AMD, all innovation in the CPU industry is put on hold until the market demands updates in speeds.
Remember Intel claimed this: 10 GHz CPUs on the P4 Architecture.
Socket Technology was at its maximum speed. The Slot was the only way to advance CPU technology.
AGP was needed due to the PCI bus not being able to continue advancements.
We do not need 64-bit desktops yet.
Perfect Voice to Voice language translation.
I am done listening to Intel trip up. Intel = AMD in 1997 at the moment. Maybe for their employees sake, they will get things put together before we find an accounting error trying to sustain a broken company for enough time to fix product issues.
One point the comments keep stepping over is the fact the Earth was measured from the surface. That is OUTSIDE of the planet.
Gravity and walking around to only end up in the same spot as you started, well, you can not do that unless you are on the surface which relates back to the point of there being "nothing" beyond the Universe.
It was done externally since he was on the surface of the Earth... Had he been inside the Earth, such as the 4 miles down, he would not have been able to measure the curve of the Earth nor have the external sky to use as references.
I could guess that gravity could give hints, but still it would take measuring from many points to determine.
"Do you think Ptolemy went up in a space capsule to see the shape of the earth before he told everyone it's round?? In 250 BC, Eratosthenes had calculated the size of the earth to within 10% of its actual size.
Why do we continue to classify the shape of the Universe? Realistically, if we can not define the shape by placing it within a totally viewable package, it because useless to define it by something that we are unable to classify. Funnel? We see the outside of the funnel so that we can define the shape, but from the interior, it is just a curved or flat plane that we can only recognize by viewing from an all emcompassing view external.
Since we have no proof of anything beyond the Universe, this is just a chasing of a simple definition. Without the Universe in a 3D viewable environment and being just IT, then we can't define the shape meaningfully.
Think of it like this, we could say the work was flat, but it was not till we were able to look at it from an external view. Think being about 4 miles deep in the Earth and attempting to define the shape of the Earth.
Anyway, I shall crawl back in my hole and wait for those much smarter than me to put me in my place.:-P
The Archos AV 120 player I have is mounted on my steering wheel between the top of the wheel and the horn of my Camaro Z28. It has 1 wire that runs down the back of the column to the turn signal where it splices into the back of my Stereo. I can put on videos or music while riding down the road and it is less intrusive than having to mess with the console between the seats.
Definately safer for my driving and easier to read than the annoying dials behind it like the RPM guage that takes a good 5 seconds to digest.
Remember, by some's interpretation of law, the linux distro that you speak of has SCO's illegal code in it.
It may make you feel warm and fuzzy inside to post things like the parent, but a lot of IP and Copyright reform is desired by the public.
Now on to a bigger issue. The files with the attached trojans are misleading. You are assuming that a Keygen is understood to generate a key for unlocking the program. How are you to assume that this is not the evaluation copy of MS Office that can not save files that Microsoft hands out at presentations? How do you know that this is not the 64 bit version of Windows XP that is free to use right now?
It is an assumption that really you can not make. Now the biggest question is whether or not my cellular bill is going to go up when I am charged by the Kbit for Internet Access on my laptop that is constantly spamming my IP?
I am constantly hit at my own personal webserver. This is an issue that really needs to be addressed server-side.
The best thing I can think of is limiting access to folders based on the previous access. You must go to the index and stay there 20 seconds at least to go to any links on it. Then you must load the items from top down.
It slows the whole website, but it would work... That or feed dummy images if the site triggers a spider alert.
I for one welcome our new connection blocking ISP overlords?
First time for me...
I agree that this should be done in extreme cases where the customer is CONTACTED before so that information and education can be PROVIDED. Simply clipping the wire does not fix the issue for anyone but the ISP.
Second, Backroads.net implemented the policy above with much success. I was happy as a customer of theirs.
It is unfortunate that this has to be done, but wouldn't a more effective solution be to block all ports but 80 or maybe even force all their traffic to a URL with an explaination of the virus and let them know that they can not do anything on the web until it is fixed?
I have played on the N-Gage for a while now and find it perfect. Side talking? Use the friggin Bluetooth adapter since you are required to have one in the car while driving anyway....
Changing games? Remember that it supports HUNDREDS of java based games for the Symbian OS. I personally run South Park on mine through Real Player.
You aren't using it to the fullest advantages and yet you sell it short. Screen too small? I love the size of the screen.
Everything you have all mentioned is your opinions. The system has not failed. It was not even in volume enough at introduction to fill the demand.
So please open your minds. It may not suit your needs, but I enjoy using it to sneak in entertaining games at work on the small screen that can easily be hidden. I love the clarity of the games for it since they are crisp and clean.
Keep your Gameboy SP, for I am willing to use my N-Gage to eliminate the amount of items I carry around from 3 to 2 and with a good comfortable phone that works well with bluetooth even if it is in the glove box of my car and I am driving.
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And networking technologies have proven to be a letdown to what I was taught in early years of school.
I remember being told that we would have clusters of machines that form a large virtual machine that can multitask using the advantages of each machine. Then when processes needed it, the entire force of the machines could be used.
It was essentially a Mainframe with Beowulf clustering as the power behind the mainframe. I listened to so many unique possibilities with this, but now we have reality and I guess that in the 90's, we could not have guessed what we would be doing just 5-8 years later with computers.
I welcome books that give basics to how protocols evolved and how a person's vision of the future was modified over and over to come up with a new vision for the future to be modified again.
Standing on the edge of Tribal's PowWow, who would have guessed that the vision then would take 5 years to be rerealized again by MSN and Yahoo chats?
The neighborhood is not a neighborhood at all, but more like a grid where communication is not me walking next door to say hello, but me calling up my friend on the other side of town and attempting to move his house next to mine.
It is nerve wrecking for a person to be sued. For companies, if you turn out to be the target of a company attempting to make money out of litigation, you have very little course for action that will save you. You fight it and you lose money, while the trial is going on, you are dragged into the light.
You pay them off and there is a chance that the deal could bite you later.
There are no paths to getting out of this. CA just took the option that they thought would be better. Now they are tossing themselves back into the fight when SCO decides to release the details of the deal.
They should have not commented, put out a generic statement about how they do not endorse others, and let it ride.
I used to compete in laser tag. We actually had tournaments (Mad Props to those in Irmo, South Carolina). It contributed more to my last shooting abilities than any video games. Now, when we talk about knowing specifics to weapons, Counter-Strike has told me to hide behind a wall of 2X6 boards if a 9mm glock is firing at me and to hide behind 3 feet of concrete if a Desert Eagle is firing at me.
If nothing else, the games have taught me the limitations and information a spec sheet could not. Theif flashes a.50 Calibre pistol vs. a Glock 9mm, I am more willing to pass them the money I have. Afterall, with the.50 calibre pistol, you are fighting for you life while a Glock carries some chance of survival.
My parents never taught me about death. I learned my ways of sacrificing animals and fighting from the Old Testament of the Bible.
SP --- Finding evil in all things, just to keep it fair.
The old Sierra game titled here happens to be one of the freakiest games that I have seen. There was no need for violence, but still when I originally went to purchase it back in my youth, I was warned that it would send chills up my spine. It is too bad that we don't see violence used to further a story line and now we have it projected as an element of entertainment. We do not need gibs in BF1942, but the violent noises of death really add.
I must say the gargling noises of people in that game still gives me flashbacks. It adds to the experience, but in a way that gibbing people in UT2004 does not.
I hope that we see this as a passing fad and in the future we place more emphasis in realism vs. violence. Afterall, watch KillBill. The experience is only entertaining for the first few minutes and then slowly gets boring when a simple use a realism could have changed the effect.
Spam as a tool works as per the previous articles. It is a pain just like anything else, but instead of making me pay money to use email, why not spend you high budgets with an educational compaign to stop people from buying spammed products? No money made means no motivation. Problem solved. We voted with our dollars on banner ads and look how that market fell out. Rinse and apply to spam.
Also, what happens when we are forced to move away from email because we invite Microsoft to take over and control it?
If you are going to go with a power hungry harddrive and power hungry CPU... WHY would you give us the weak mobile video chipset? Couldn't they have simply straight pinned a Radeon 9800 Pro to the MB and saved power ona slower harddrive or slower CPU?
I am sorry... The Video killed this as a Lan Gaming Machine. There are other uses, but they just sliced off a part of the market with no real reasoning as far as I can see...
EMachine's AThlon 64 3000+ with a Radeon 9600 really feels like it should be competition with this newly announced machine...
But I would assume that compressed steam nuclear power plants would only need to replace the reactor with the new power unit since heat is still the product and steam would still be used to turn turbines.
Probably some structural changes, but we are not talking about having to tear down every reactor and build new ones next to them.
Autozone is one of the few companies doing well right now... They do not need our assistance... YET...
Your best assistance would be to go to http://finance.yahoo.com under the stock symbol AZO. Go to the messageboards and reassure the stock holders reading the messageboard there that this is just part of SCO's continuing practice and the lawsuit should be taken lightly.
I enjoy playing with LiveCDs, but I always find that we are not taking advantage of the writing ability of many CD drives.
I want my configuration changes as well as any programs I install to be burned on the CD in either rewritable or writeable with limited space type setup.
If I download a neat application and install it or save a word doc in my directory, I want it automatically cued up to be burned when I shutdown.
Also, it would be nice to be able to go to a website and enter your hardware configuration and a customer version of the live cd be created on the server and be available for download with your drivers in ISO format.
SP
My Family.
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My girlfriend and I can no medically have children. This is something that we have known for a while. Instead, we have Cricket, Cupid, and Prancer. They are our children. Cricket sleeps with his head on the pillow in bed. Cupid rolls up behind his mommy's(girlfriend)legs. Prancer sleeps on the floor.
Cricket has missing front teeth from his owners in Winnsboro, South Carolina kicking him. He also suffers epilepsy. Cupid has no fur where his two previous owns let him get fleas, which he was allergic. Prancer has no fur at also.
There is nothing wrong with us as a family. I care for them and pay their doctor bils. They are similar to a small child 6-7 years old. They love to go for rides in the car and also know when we are having a bad day.
I truely endorse this website as any steps for us to make their life happy in the same way they make mine happy and soothe my needs to have children.
So please do not put down pet owners or say they are freaks. You may simply not understand the bond that people have with their animals. I know that I consider Cricket to be my son and when he gets a shot, he reaches for me just like any child would to their parent.
The jobs of the minds are not gone. They are not leaving. We are able to further educate ourselves to a level that we can not be matched by other countries. For example, we go to school for 14 years as a majority. After that, we often go 4-6 years in a secondary education. We are 22-24 years old at completion of a higher education. The countries doing the labor jobs are not able to place their workers into an educational system that lasts 1/3rd of their life span and maintain productivity levels that are satsifying enough to fund the previous education levels.
They are stuck on a slow process. This is just part of breaking down borders. Stop thinking the US vs. India and start thinking Thomas Perry vs. Ty Hai (Coworker of mine) and then you realize that you are presonally responsible for maintain more abilities and a larger working knowledge than your competition.
If you can not win the better jobs, don't you think it is about time you went back to school and studied as hard as your competition? There are no easy routes and it is not going to be that way for a long time.
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Thank goodness that you represent the entire market. They should have been listening to you all along.
We use them constantly at work and with the Treo, you have no reason not to have it with you.
Go here: http://www.newberrycollege.net/
Notice the random question at the bottom of the page.
Then go here: http://www.newberrycollege.net.nyud.net:8090/
The question is not randomly generating. They should have some checking for this such that if the data varies by the second, that it does not cache the page or invisible frames the HTML and filter the content it can cache.
Bleh.
It will work in certain cases, but generally I am not that happy.
"We all know that Intel puts all their equipment through a strong Quality Assurance check. They run tests on computer equipment that others in manufacturing envy.
/. Intel have been in a dream position for the last 20 years to make shedloads of money. They have consistently produced high quality minor engineering miracles used by 100's of millions of people daily. You try design and build a CPU rather than spout mindless, unsubstantiated drivel."
The first line you wrote pretty much negates all the drivel that follows it. You obviously have absolutely no idea how a manufacturing process works."
ISO 9001. Read it. Learn it.
"all innovation in the CPU industry is put on hold until the market demands updates in speeds
The market constantly demands increases in speed as enterprise applications become more sophisticated and complex."
You absolutely have no clue. AMD keeps their speed grades 1 step above Intel in order to maximize the product life and slow the EOF expenses. By your flawed logic, if Intel never had competition, we would still have the same CPU speeds out now because enterprise applications which are not the realm of the bugged chipsets.
"before we find an accounting error trying to sustain a broken company
One of the dumbest comments I have ever seen on
Enron used it. Worldcom used it. Anything to keep them black for a few quarters while they restructure.
1 person does not design a CPU. Nor is Intel a sum of 1 person. If you asked me to go design the formula for the packaging on the CPU, then we will have a go.
While you may have issues, there is no denying that Intel has come out making claims left and right to introduce technology that AMD or competition could not follow to the punishment of the consumers such as you and I.
If you want to be a bum and have your head stuck up your bum, just look at Intel's attempts to say that 64-bits are not needed when they supposedly have those chips ready.
THINK.
We all know that Intel puts all their equipment through a strong Quality Assurance check. They run tests on computer equipment that others in manufacturing envy.
Do we really accept that these motherboards had a bug? Or was Intel trying to paper launch the motherboards using hardware that was still being worked upon?
Mistakes like these do not happen due to QA or engineering. They happen due to the upper levels of the company pressing a product and tossing a coin in the air that it may work properly long enough to buy them time to get the engineering down.
Intel needs to restructure their company. Their products and arrogance of the past few years has led them to market the entire computer industry out of some really good products.
AMD does not have the capacity to supply the World the chips and does not have the cash to buy fabs off of Intel. With Intel tripping and unable to keep up with AMD, all innovation in the CPU industry is put on hold until the market demands updates in speeds.
Remember Intel claimed this:
10 GHz CPUs on the P4 Architecture.
Socket Technology was at its maximum speed. The Slot was the only way to advance CPU technology.
AGP was needed due to the PCI bus not being able to continue advancements.
We do not need 64-bit desktops yet.
Perfect Voice to Voice language translation.
I am done listening to Intel trip up. Intel = AMD in 1997 at the moment. Maybe for their employees sake, they will get things put together before we find an accounting error trying to sustain a broken company for enough time to fix product issues.
One point the comments keep stepping over is the fact the Earth was measured from the surface. That is OUTSIDE of the planet.
Gravity and walking around to only end up in the same spot as you started, well, you can not do that unless you are on the surface which relates back to the point of there being "nothing" beyond the Universe.
Anyway.. Thanks for the comments.
It was done externally since he was on the surface of the Earth... Had he been inside the Earth, such as the 4 miles down, he would not have been able to measure the curve of the Earth nor have the external sky to use as references.
I could guess that gravity could give hints, but still it would take measuring from many points to determine.
"Do you think Ptolemy went up in a space capsule to see the shape of the earth before he told everyone it's round?? In 250 BC, Eratosthenes had calculated the size of the earth to within 10% of its actual size.
None of that was done "externally"."
Why do we continue to classify the shape of the Universe? Realistically, if we can not define the shape by placing it within a totally viewable package, it because useless to define it by something that we are unable to classify. Funnel? We see the outside of the funnel so that we can define the shape, but from the interior, it is just a curved or flat plane that we can only recognize by viewing from an all emcompassing view external.
:-P
Since we have no proof of anything beyond the Universe, this is just a chasing of a simple definition. Without the Universe in a 3D viewable environment and being just IT, then we can't define the shape meaningfully.
Think of it like this, we could say the work was flat, but it was not till we were able to look at it from an external view. Think being about 4 miles deep in the Earth and attempting to define the shape of the Earth.
Anyway, I shall crawl back in my hole and wait for those much smarter than me to put me in my place.
The Archos AV 120 player I have is mounted on my steering wheel between the top of the wheel and the horn of my Camaro Z28. It has 1 wire that runs down the back of the column to the turn signal where it splices into the back of my Stereo. I can put on videos or music while riding down the road and it is less intrusive than having to mess with the console between the seats.
Definately safer for my driving and easier to read than the annoying dials behind it like the RPM guage that takes a good 5 seconds to digest.
Since it is instant on and negotiates with my 802.11b to grab emails in only a few seconds.
Stand up for your beliefs.
Piracy != Theft.
Remember, by some's interpretation of law, the linux distro that you speak of has SCO's illegal code in it.
It may make you feel warm and fuzzy inside to post things like the parent, but a lot of IP and Copyright reform is desired by the public.
Now on to a bigger issue. The files with the attached trojans are misleading. You are assuming that a Keygen is understood to generate a key for unlocking the program. How are you to assume that this is not the evaluation copy of MS Office that can not save files that Microsoft hands out at presentations? How do you know that this is not the 64 bit version of Windows XP that is free to use right now?
It is an assumption that really you can not make. Now the biggest question is whether or not my cellular bill is going to go up when I am charged by the Kbit for Internet Access on my laptop that is constantly spamming my IP?
The Archos website is the killer of their products. It is a pure pain to find anything on the website.
I am constantly hit at my own personal webserver. This is an issue that really needs to be addressed server-side.
The best thing I can think of is limiting access to folders based on the previous access. You must go to the index and stay there 20 seconds at least to go to any links on it. Then you must load the items from top down.
It slows the whole website, but it would work... That or feed dummy images if the site triggers a spider alert.
I for one welcome our new connection blocking ISP overlords?
First time for me...
I agree that this should be done in extreme cases where the customer is CONTACTED before so that information and education can be PROVIDED. Simply clipping the wire does not fix the issue for anyone but the ISP.
Second, Backroads.net implemented the policy above with much success. I was happy as a customer of theirs.
It is unfortunate that this has to be done, but wouldn't a more effective solution be to block all ports but 80 or maybe even force all their traffic to a URL with an explaination of the virus and let them know that they can not do anything on the web until it is fixed?
SP
I have played on the N-Gage for a while now and find it perfect. Side talking? Use the friggin Bluetooth adapter since you are required to have one in the car while driving anyway....
Changing games? Remember that it supports HUNDREDS of java based games for the Symbian OS. I personally run South Park on mine through Real Player.
You aren't using it to the fullest advantages and yet you sell it short. Screen too small? I love the size of the screen.
Everything you have all mentioned is your opinions. The system has not failed. It was not even in volume enough at introduction to fill the demand.
So please open your minds. It may not suit your needs, but I enjoy using it to sneak in entertaining games at work on the small screen that can easily be hidden. I love the clarity of the games for it since they are crisp and clean.
Keep your Gameboy SP, for I am willing to use my N-Gage to eliminate the amount of items I carry around from 3 to 2 and with a good comfortable phone that works well with bluetooth even if it is in the glove box of my car and I am driving.
And networking technologies have proven to be a letdown to what I was taught in early years of school.
I remember being told that we would have clusters of machines that form a large virtual machine that can multitask using the advantages of each machine. Then when processes needed it, the entire force of the machines could be used.
It was essentially a Mainframe with Beowulf clustering as the power behind the mainframe. I listened to so many unique possibilities with this, but now we have reality and I guess that in the 90's, we could not have guessed what we would be doing just 5-8 years later with computers.
I welcome books that give basics to how protocols evolved and how a person's vision of the future was modified over and over to come up with a new vision for the future to be modified again.
Standing on the edge of Tribal's PowWow, who would have guessed that the vision then would take 5 years to be rerealized again by MSN and Yahoo chats?
The neighborhood is not a neighborhood at all, but more like a grid where communication is not me walking next door to say hello, but me calling up my friend on the other side of town and attempting to move his house next to mine.
SP --- Off Topic and Fine with it.
The damage has been done now.
It is nerve wrecking for a person to be sued. For companies, if you turn out to be the target of a company attempting to make money out of litigation, you have very little course for action that will save you. You fight it and you lose money, while the trial is going on, you are dragged into the light.
You pay them off and there is a chance that the deal could bite you later.
There are no paths to getting out of this. CA just took the option that they thought would be better. Now they are tossing themselves back into the fight when SCO decides to release the details of the deal.
They should have not commented, put out a generic statement about how they do not endorse others, and let it ride.
SP --- Prays that we stop giving SCO attention.
I used to compete in laser tag. We actually had tournaments (Mad Props to those in Irmo, South Carolina). It contributed more to my last shooting abilities than any video games. Now, when we talk about knowing specifics to weapons, Counter-Strike has told me to hide behind a wall of 2X6 boards if a 9mm glock is firing at me and to hide behind 3 feet of concrete if a Desert Eagle is firing at me.
.50 Calibre pistol vs. a Glock 9mm, I am more willing to pass them the money I have. Afterall, with the .50 calibre pistol, you are fighting for you life while a Glock carries some chance of survival.
If nothing else, the games have taught me the limitations and information a spec sheet could not. Theif flashes a
My parents never taught me about death. I learned my ways of sacrificing animals and fighting from the Old Testament of the Bible.
SP --- Finding evil in all things, just to keep it fair.
The old Sierra game titled here happens to be one of the freakiest games that I have seen. There was no need for violence, but still when I originally went to purchase it back in my youth, I was warned that it would send chills up my spine. It is too bad that we don't see violence used to further a story line and now we have it projected as an element of entertainment. We do not need gibs in BF1942, but the violent noises of death really add.
I must say the gargling noises of people in that game still gives me flashbacks. It adds to the experience, but in a way that gibbing people in UT2004 does not.
I hope that we see this as a passing fad and in the future we place more emphasis in realism vs. violence. Afterall, watch KillBill. The experience is only entertaining for the first few minutes and then slowly gets boring when a simple use a realism could have changed the effect.
SP --- OT as usual.
Email needs to be free....
Spam as a tool works as per the previous articles. It is a pain just like anything else, but instead of making me pay money to use email, why not spend you high budgets with an educational compaign to stop people from buying spammed products? No money made means no motivation. Problem solved. We voted with our dollars on banner ads and look how that market fell out. Rinse and apply to spam.
Also, what happens when we are forced to move away from email because we invite Microsoft to take over and control it?
If you are going to go with a power hungry harddrive and power hungry CPU... WHY would you give us the weak mobile video chipset? Couldn't they have simply straight pinned a Radeon 9800 Pro to the MB and saved power ona slower harddrive or slower CPU?
I am sorry... The Video killed this as a Lan Gaming Machine. There are other uses, but they just sliced off a part of the market with no real reasoning as far as I can see...
EMachine's AThlon 64 3000+ with a Radeon 9600 really feels like it should be competition with this newly announced machine...
I am no Expert...
But I would assume that compressed steam nuclear power plants would only need to replace the reactor with the new power unit since heat is still the product and steam would still be used to turn turbines.
Probably some structural changes, but we are not talking about having to tear down every reactor and build new ones next to them.
Autozone is one of the few companies doing well right now... They do not need our assistance... YET...
Your best assistance would be to go to http://finance.yahoo.com under the stock symbol AZO. Go to the messageboards and reassure the stock holders reading the messageboard there that this is just part of SCO's continuing practice and the lawsuit should be taken lightly.
I enjoy playing with LiveCDs, but I always find that we are not taking advantage of the writing ability of many CD drives.
I want my configuration changes as well as any programs I install to be burned on the CD in either rewritable or writeable with limited space type setup.
If I download a neat application and install it or save a word doc in my directory, I want it automatically cued up to be burned when I shutdown.
Also, it would be nice to be able to go to a website and enter your hardware configuration and a customer version of the live cd be created on the server and be available for download with your drivers in ISO format.
SP
My girlfriend and I can no medically have children. This is something that we have known for a while. Instead, we have Cricket, Cupid, and Prancer. They are our children. Cricket sleeps with his head on the pillow in bed. Cupid rolls up behind his mommy's(girlfriend)legs. Prancer sleeps on the floor.
Cricket has missing front teeth from his owners in Winnsboro, South Carolina kicking him. He also suffers epilepsy. Cupid has no fur where his two previous owns let him get fleas, which he was allergic. Prancer has no fur at also.
There is nothing wrong with us as a family. I care for them and pay their doctor bils. They are similar to a small child 6-7 years old. They love to go for rides in the car and also know when we are having a bad day.
I truely endorse this website as any steps for us to make their life happy in the same way they make mine happy and soothe my needs to have children.
So please do not put down pet owners or say they are freaks. You may simply not understand the bond that people have with their animals. I know that I consider Cricket to be my son and when he gets a shot, he reaches for me just like any child would to their parent.
^---- Chichiuahuas. --- Spelling bad.
The jobs of the minds are not gone. They are not leaving. We are able to further educate ourselves to a level that we can not be matched by other countries. For example, we go to school for 14 years as a majority. After that, we often go 4-6 years in a secondary education. We are 22-24 years old at completion of a higher education. The countries doing the labor jobs are not able to place their workers into an educational system that lasts 1/3rd of their life span and maintain productivity levels that are satsifying enough to fund the previous education levels.
They are stuck on a slow process. This is just part of breaking down borders. Stop thinking the US vs. India and start thinking Thomas Perry vs. Ty Hai (Coworker of mine) and then you realize that you are presonally responsible for maintain more abilities and a larger working knowledge than your competition.
If you can not win the better jobs, don't you think it is about time you went back to school and studied as hard as your competition? There are no easy routes and it is not going to be that way for a long time.
Ty and I are going to lunch now.