You want to know the likelyness that something is male - as long as its a "normal" reproduction -> we presume it is as its not mentioned to any more likely one way or the other.
"which is hardly a technological leap given that numerous applications today offer users an analogous screen-sharing / remote access functionality."
This would be true, if Apple couldn't sell a new version of phone even with the fact it can't play mp3s as ringtones.
Why remote access seems to every techie the most normal thing in the world, its a whole different ball game getting it to a level in which my mum can understand it. If they can get this right then she wont care that she could of done it 10 years ago with some other software.
Well the subject makes it clear what I was told....
However it was until I decided to smash one guys head with a huge book, and kick another where it hurt while wearing steel toe caps that I got the reputation for being a "bit crazy and mad" that they stopped.
Yes, hit them back. It works and they don't expect it. Just make sure your ready and know how to defend yourself else you'll end up getting hurt even more.
I jump on my computer in the morning to help me wake up - it especially works well during the winter months when infact its still dark outside...
As for evenings, I just turn my computer off and walk away - The only electronic device of that type is my phone, which is face down on the side of my bed, and its on silent anyway.
But then again customers can stop using them. (Of course theres legal ins and outs depending on the contract you signed... but you read that of course didn't you?)
My brother had some old phone which was annoyingly rubbish, so much so that he once scored a try (converted rugby shot - think american football, except we dont need to hold the ball up!) using his phone as a ball....
that thing flew, landed about 3 inches into the ground.... and still worked without a scratch - I think after that he may of glued it to the wall or something as some kind of weird relic type worship...
Its modded down due to the form it was put accross in, not the content of the comment.
Simply put, if you can complain about something without having to resort to swearing, your point is more likely to be heard, and concidered as valid. Start swearing and your just another 12 year old who managed to get on the net before growing a pair.
Maybe it was buggy on the PC, I dont know, I played it on the 360 and it was/is amazing. It has lots of bugs in the DLC, even on the 360 version. I got annoyed at times at the random freezes but my enjoyment of the game itself has over come these short fallings.
What worries me now is the word "simulation" in the middle of that statement. I loved fallout 3; played through 3 times (twice for both karma routes + once for all dlc). The only DLC I didn't really enjoy was anchoridge simply because it was a "simulation" and a game for me is a simulation, so you get one inside the other, which then only limits more of what you can do/what is acceptable.
In anchoridge I didn't really care about the person I was controlling as it wasn't "now". Sounds stupid I know as its still a game but I didn't have the connect with the chara. I'd built up over 30 or so hours...
Not to mention you can't just/kick or/ignore generally in work situations.
I was trying to figure out in my head just now why this never works and suddenly it hit me. If you work involved this type of thing, and you do this type of thing for fun, at home, most employeers eventually realise they can say
"If you do this for fun, why are we paying you so much?"
randomly I noticed that key earlier today, because some people have been given new usb keyboards instead of PS2 and they dont have that key (hp keyboards).... and now it appears here...
I remember when I studied graphic design at college... the main point the tutor made was "never do anything in front of the client, this devalues your work".
Basically if you could do something that "would do" for the client in front of them, then they wouldn't see the value in paying you 10x the amount to do the same thing but in "higher quality."
I never went into the industry but I still understand what he meant, but I guess it could be used for mock ups, and for quick changes (as you said); just not done in front of paying clients:)
Of course my tutor could of been talking crap, he seemed to do that alot as well (And hated me for understanding computers better than him, as he had a mac loving complex.)
Hmm, I have a hotmail custom domain (which I lose at the end of Feb. because they are no longer free) that I have had for several years and it doesn't get any spam at all. I wonder what the difference is? I just logged onto it again and except for service notices about the domain going away if I don't choose to pay $14.95 a year for the service (which I won't), there aren't any emails there [b]at all[/b]. No spam.
But that would involve working with those crazy KDE devs and stuff!?!;)
Plus it'd only end up like html where each DE handles a setting differently anyway, even if they agree to handle them the same.
Nice idea, but I found once I got used to gnome I've just stuck with it (I tried kde awhile ago and had lots of trouble and never really bothered changing again) - Plus I haven't yet had gnome drop all my settings upgrading from one version to another, so its not really something I care about...
Slashdot Mirror
So.... not a search engine like http://www.google.com/ then?
search?="site:lotusnotes.ibm.com,query=?something"
KTHXBAI.
Wait a second.
I can see venus at night - I can take a photo my with my camera.
Is there some weird definition of "Alien" that I dont know of?
A "mathmatics" article with stuff like "(approximately) " and "This analysis ignores minor differences like the..." is rather amusing I think.
Occums razor.
You want to know the likelyness that something is male - as long as its a "normal" reproduction -> we presume it is as its not mentioned to any more likely one way or the other.
So, 50%.
1. Start at 18
2. Quit at 28
3. Have kids
4. Sue for discrimination in wages due to "experience".
5. PROFIT!
"which is hardly a technological leap given that numerous applications today offer users an analogous screen-sharing / remote access functionality."
This would be true, if Apple couldn't sell a new version of phone even with the fact it can't play mp3s as ringtones.
Why remote access seems to every techie the most normal thing in the world, its a whole different ball game getting it to a level in which my mum can understand it. If they can get this right then she wont care that she could of done it 10 years ago with some other software.
At work we have printers and scanners you can email to, from Ricoh.
Not sure what this is getting on slashdot for exactly?
Well the subject makes it clear what I was told....
However it was until I decided to smash one guys head with a huge book, and kick another where it hurt while wearing steel toe caps that I got the reputation for being a "bit crazy and mad" that they stopped.
Yes, hit them back. It works and they don't expect it. Just make sure your ready and know how to defend yourself else you'll end up getting hurt even more.
I jump on my computer in the morning to help me wake up - it especially works well during the winter months when infact its still dark outside...
As for evenings, I just turn my computer off and walk away - The only electronic device of that type is my phone, which is face down on the side of my bed, and its on silent anyway.
Yes.
But then again customers can stop using them. (Of course theres legal ins and outs depending on the contract you signed... but you read that of course didn't you?)
Erm....
If their eyes are "lighting up" then I think they have a perfectly valid reason to sue ;)
love the haarp but this is already "part" of seti at home... as in it runs under boinc, which is from the creators of seti...
that involves the googlebot hitting the site map, or you submitting it manually...
this is all automatic.
However, How is this any different from RSS? (except this is designed to be viewed by a machine rather than a human?)
And hope they never want to have a BBQ? (I'm guessing there is some sort of outside facitity, i couldn't imagine living without that...
My brother had some old phone which was annoyingly rubbish, so much so that he once scored a try (converted rugby shot - think american football, except we dont need to hold the ball up!) using his phone as a ball....
that thing flew, landed about 3 inches into the ground.... and still worked without a scratch - I think after that he may of glued it to the wall or something as some kind of weird relic type worship...
Its modded down due to the form it was put accross in, not the content of the comment.
Simply put, if you can complain about something without having to resort to swearing, your point is more likely to be heard, and concidered as valid. Start swearing and your just another 12 year old who managed to get on the net before growing a pair.
Maybe it was buggy on the PC, I dont know, I played it on the 360 and it was/is amazing. It has lots of bugs in the DLC, even on the 360 version. I got annoyed at times at the random freezes but my enjoyment of the game itself has over come these short fallings.
Stand alone...
What worries me now is the word "simulation" in the middle of that statement. I loved fallout 3; played through 3 times (twice for both karma routes + once for all dlc). The only DLC I didn't really enjoy was anchoridge simply because it was a "simulation" and a game for me is a simulation, so you get one inside the other, which then only limits more of what you can do/what is acceptable.
In anchoridge I didn't really care about the person I was controlling as it wasn't "now". Sounds stupid I know as its still a game but I didn't have the connect with the chara. I'd built up over 30 or so hours...
It uses more bandwidth due to encrypted data being larger than unencrypted.... think about it (For the transmitter).
It uses more CPU (at the encrypter and decrypter ends).
However for the transmitter, the data is merely larger, its no harder to handle encrypted data than it is to handle unencrypted data.
Not to mention you can't just /kick or /ignore generally in work situations.
I was trying to figure out in my head just now why this never works and suddenly it hit me. If you work involved this type of thing, and you do this type of thing for fun, at home, most employeers eventually realise they can say
"If you do this for fun, why are we paying you so much?"
randomly I noticed that key earlier today, because some people have been given new usb keyboards instead of PS2 and they dont have that key (hp keyboards).... and now it appears here...
Weird.
I remember when I studied graphic design at college... the main point the tutor made was "never do anything in front of the client, this devalues your work".
Basically if you could do something that "would do" for the client in front of them, then they wouldn't see the value in paying you 10x the amount to do the same thing but in "higher quality."
I never went into the industry but I still understand what he meant, but I guess it could be used for mock ups, and for quick changes (as you said); just not done in front of paying clients :)
Of course my tutor could of been talking crap, he seemed to do that alot as well (And hated me for understanding computers better than him, as he had a mac loving complex.)
Hmm, I have a hotmail custom domain (which I lose at the end of Feb. because they are no longer free) that I have had for several years and it doesn't get any spam at all. I wonder what the difference is? I just logged onto it again and except for service notices about the domain going away if I don't choose to pay $14.95 a year for the service (which I won't), there aren't any emails there [b]at all[/b]. No spam.
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Your not getting any emails ;)
Different tv to the one the ps3 is connected to maybe?
Unless you've already blown all your cash on a ps3 and a sony tv of course ;D
But that would involve working with those crazy KDE devs and stuff!?! ;)
Plus it'd only end up like html where each DE handles a setting differently anyway, even if they agree to handle them the same.
Nice idea, but I found once I got used to gnome I've just stuck with it (I tried kde awhile ago and had lots of trouble and never really bothered changing again) - Plus I haven't yet had gnome drop all my settings upgrading from one version to another, so its not really something I care about...