chrome (or firefox) is never going to become the dominant browser because internet explorer has the word internet in its name.
If you give most people a choice on what program they use to browse the internet - firefox, chrome or internet explorer, they will choose internet explorer because it sounds like a program to browse the internet with
why all the talk of apple and motorola not working together. the razr v3i is going to have itunes built in. now that does look like a design to rival the ipods
You do have a fourth option - make sure you don't miss the show in the first place by either being in when it is on, or by setting your tivo or video recorder to record it and watch it when you want
Mention an SSL certificate or CA to the majority of people and they will give you a blank look. Getting them to only enter details on a site that uses SSL, let alone one that has a valid CA is hard enough.
Tell them they can check its the correct site by clicking on a button that shows them a picture they chose is a lot easier
Many old computers and some servers I administers have their usb ports tucked round the back so plugging in a usb drive would be a real pain.
Its a fact of life that these are going to be around for a while. the longer they are, the more likely I will have to do some kind of emergency repair on them by booting off a floppy disk. To create that boot floppy I need a workstation that also has a floppy drive. That is why floppy drives will stay around for a lot longer
I have never wanted to implement a fancy new process scheduling idea.
And as for filesystems, I want one that saves my files and allows me to retrieve them again. I have never even considered implemnting a new filesystem that may not do these 2 things 100% of the time.
I guess this means that OS X on x86 will be better for me than linux. How many other people do you think there are that feel the same way as me?
If you read the full article it says at the end that
The National Alerting Service for the Netherlands (aka De Waarschuwingsdienst) and the US National Cyber Alerting Service also tell citizens of serious security threats.
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chrome (or firefox) is never going to become the dominant browser because internet explorer has the word internet in its name. If you give most people a choice on what program they use to browse the internet - firefox, chrome or internet explorer, they will choose internet explorer because it sounds like a program to browse the internet with
why all the talk of apple and motorola not working together. the razr v3i is going to have itunes built in. now that does look like a design to rival the ipods
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You do have a fourth option - make sure you don't miss the show in the first place by either being in when it is on, or by setting your tivo or video recorder to record it and watch it when you want
Tell them they can check its the correct site by clicking on a button that shows them a picture they chose is a lot easier
Each customer was given a scratchcard with several hidden numbers on it. To access their acocunt, they scratched off the next number and entered that.
Again a one time passkey but cheaper than thos little calculators
Many old computers and some servers I administers have their usb ports tucked round the back so plugging in a usb drive would be a real pain.
Its a fact of life that these are going to be around for a while. the longer they are, the more likely I will have to do some kind of emergency repair on them by booting off a floppy disk. To create that boot floppy I need a workstation that also has a floppy drive. That is why floppy drives will stay around for a lot longer
The only shortcomings of sql server refered to in the article were the lack of spatial storage capabilities.
If these were needed by anybody they would have been implemented in mysql, which as everybody knows is a much better database than sql server.
You think thats bad. I was reading a free magazine on a train that had an article about their IT control systems that keep their trains running
Included was a picture of a whiteboard with usernames and passwords to their mainframe and some other system written on it
I have never wanted to implement a fancy new process scheduling idea.
And as for filesystems, I want one that saves my files and allows me to retrieve them again. I have never even considered implemnting a new filesystem that may not do these 2 things 100% of the time.
I guess this means that OS X on x86 will be better for me than linux. How many other people do you think there are that feel the same way as me?