1 - it's not hard to do. and no, you're not going to deface any visible side of the casing anyway if you mess it up. Myself I used a spatula since I don't have a paint scraper. 2 - i recommend not upgrading the disk or ram in your purchase configuration of any Mac. It's just way more expensive than commodity parts. 3 - unless you have the latest mini, the system can only support up to 2GB of DDR2 ram anyway. Some kind of mobo limitation.
They've been hiring some of the best software engineers and managers forever. The fact that they can't seem to get their act together seems to be a problem of top management more than anything.
The downside of ham radio is 1. the lack of encryption - not possible if you need to reach the masses 2. triangulation - you're just inviting the enemy into your front gate 3. jamming - you _can_ stop the music
What you could do to mitigate - wrap a layer of citrix around it. Put the entire app accessible only through the browser of a xenapp server, then get everyone to connect through that server. Of course, we're talking cost here. - client licenses for terminal server, citrix, and the loss of... every benefit of a web app. But it is doable.
As a safeguard, teach your daughter about 1. How to avoid strangers, 2. How to find the nearest policeman (yeah I know, can you really trust them? But eventually you're gonna have to trust someone.)
It doesn't mean you'll get it handed to you. Speculation for nerds, Wishes for Fishes. Wake me up when the Judge files a ruling either way, that's what I call news.
Dude, maybe you're a schizo and don't know it. So it's time to ask yourself: Is it really true that the world is out to get me, or 1. do you have periods of time where you can't remember and can't account for your actions 2. do you have an evil twin brother
You know, it's attitudes like that which reinforce the concept of "a life of crime". If a court orders a conviction to be expunged from the record, it ought to be removed. It's called "rehabilitation", and one way or another, we have to believe it works sometimes, because the alternative would be to terrible to comprehend.
... is to fall in such a way as to get the other guy a yellow or even red card. Maybe even get yourself a penalty kick. Er and yeah, not get hurt. But that red card is more important.
There are 2 factors in play within a voters mind in a first-past-the-post voting system. Who you want to see elected, and who you don't want to see elected. If your priority is to get your favorite candidate elected, then by all means, you're going to vote for him. If, however, your overwhelming priority is to see someone _not_ get elected, then it doesn't matter who you want, you're going to vote for the leading candidate running against him. Doubly (dubyaly heh...) true for a president running for reelection.
Sense+Think "There's something wrong with the state of IP law" Sense+Act "We gotta get them terrorists fer what they did to us in 9/11" Think+Act "Lets stop the violence in our kids by banning video games"
I have to wonder, what's the response time to a security incident? What happens if the connection is down? There's no idea at the front even if the person in the back room is taking a break.
I don't think Microsoft would do that to customers.
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They're not really features that got turned off, they're features that can get turned on!
A few years back, Intel was facing the peculiar situation where their supply of low-end Celeron processors was not meeting the demand. They solved this particular dilemma by binning better processors into that category, rather than, I dunno, maybe lowering the price of the higher range? It made for some crazy overclocking though (300-450Mhz, 566-850Mhz).
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Put them all in one room? I'm cheering already!
1 - it's not hard to do. and no, you're not going to deface any visible side of the casing anyway if you mess it up. Myself I used a spatula since I don't have a paint scraper.
2 - i recommend not upgrading the disk or ram in your purchase configuration of any Mac. It's just way more expensive than commodity parts.
3 - unless you have the latest mini, the system can only support up to 2GB of DDR2 ram anyway. Some kind of mobo limitation.
They've been hiring some of the best software engineers and managers forever. The fact that they can't seem to get their act together seems to be a problem of top management more than anything.
The downside of ham radio is
1. the lack of encryption - not possible if you need to reach the masses
2. triangulation - you're just inviting the enemy into your front gate
3. jamming - you _can_ stop the music
Is this thing running on DC?
Can't you read? It's spelled "bothwaysfuckwad"!!!
er or something. Take 2 pentium and call me in the morning
murderinthefir.st then.
What you could do to mitigate - wrap a layer of citrix around it. Put the entire app accessible only through the browser of a xenapp server, then get everyone to connect through that server. Of course, we're talking cost here. - client licenses for terminal server, citrix, and the loss of ... every benefit of a web app. But it is doable.
As a safeguard, teach your daughter about 1. How to avoid strangers, 2. How to find the nearest policeman (yeah I know, can you really trust them? But eventually you're gonna have to trust someone.)
It doesn't mean you'll get it handed to you. Speculation for nerds, Wishes for Fishes.
Wake me up when the Judge files a ruling either way, that's what I call news.
approximately 1/3rd of them were not explicitly installed by me, this is that half:
Good God man, you've added 1/6 more extensions just by talking about it here!
You've never seen the crew of Serenity watch a movie. And those are pirates if I've ever seen them. Now you know who won the war.
Yeah! Have sex! even gay sex! anything is better than the latest crap you would have gotten at the nearest blockbuster back home.
Name em and shame em, where's the proof?
Dude, maybe you're a schizo and don't know it. So it's time to ask yourself: Is it really true that the world is out to get me, or
1. do you have periods of time where you can't remember and can't account for your actions
2. do you have an evil twin brother
You know, it's attitudes like that which reinforce the concept of "a life of crime". If a court orders a conviction to be expunged from the record, it ought to be removed. It's called "rehabilitation", and one way or another, we have to believe it works sometimes, because the alternative would be to terrible to comprehend.
And your adult indian name would be "Paisley Eyepatch"?
The reason T4 would do poorly is because T3 sucked so mightily. Fool me once, shame on me...
... is to fall in such a way as to get the other guy a yellow or even red card. Maybe even get yourself a penalty kick. Er and yeah, not get hurt. But that red card is more important.
There are 2 factors in play within a voters mind in a first-past-the-post voting system. Who you want to see elected, and who you don't want to see elected.
If your priority is to get your favorite candidate elected, then by all means, you're going to vote for him.
If, however, your overwhelming priority is to see someone _not_ get elected, then it doesn't matter who you want, you're going to vote for the leading candidate running against him. Doubly (dubyaly heh...) true for a president running for reelection.
Just my 2 cents.
Sense+Think "There's something wrong with the state of IP law"
Sense+Act "We gotta get them terrorists fer what they did to us in 9/11"
Think+Act "Lets stop the violence in our kids by banning video games"
I have to wonder, what's the response time to a security incident? What happens if the connection is down? There's no idea at the front even if the person in the back room is taking a break.
I don't think Microsoft would do that to customers.
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Office Home and Student 2007
Office Basic 2007
They're not really features that got turned off, they're features that can get turned on!
A few years back, Intel was facing the peculiar situation where their supply of low-end Celeron processors was not meeting the demand. They solved this particular dilemma by binning better processors into that category, rather than, I dunno, maybe lowering the price of the higher range? It made for some crazy overclocking though (300-450Mhz, 566-850Mhz).