I get jerking on even fully buffered flash video in both WindowsXP and Linux using Adobe's Flash plugin. The same machines played media via the divx plugin without issue (at much better quality)
- you may have a high salary but when you divide it by how many hours you work, you could be making more money per hour and having fun doing something else
Unless of course you like CS I guess? Some of us aren't in it for the money
- companies send the jobs to somewhere in the world where employees are cheap, executives who do the cutting get gigantic bonuses on top of gigantic salaries
Well, not everyone works in the countries losing the jobs
- open-source is cool and changing the way people think, but unless your a member of a certain kind of company, you'll need a day-job too (o:
Or your job could entail working on and contributing to open source software
Because declaring a major (thankfully) does not bind you to it for better or worse. A lot of students don't like all the theory and others don't like all the coding -- not sure what some come in expecting.
Fair point. Good question. But before tossing the relevance of the data away, I think one should consider that yours is a high standard to which most data collection made public may not meet -- the CIA (of the USA) publishes a lot of data on their website, but I don't think I've seen links to the documentation on how the data was collected. Still, having that information would be superb.
Not to knock this applaudable achievement, but what exactly makes this solution innovative? Or has the meaning of this word simply been diluted more than I thought.
This democracy thing must be really great, because there seem to be no rules which one must follow in order to give it to others. Kill them, take away their properly, ban exports to them... just to give them democracy.
Can a US citizen just higher an "investigator" to pry into someone else's personal business in the hope of finding evidence of a crime? If so, that may be a profitable business.
As someone from the Caribbean now in the Midwest (of the USA), it makes no sense to me in everyday life and is purely annoying. In areas where the sunset/sunrise times are that much affected, is it not possible to have individuals/businesses allow for the change?
Well, the US government isn't good.. not sure I would say it is evil since I don't really believe in such absolutes. And Castro surely helps with the freedom of the Caribbean in some ways.
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I get jerking on even fully buffered flash video in both WindowsXP and Linux using Adobe's Flash plugin. The same machines played media via the divx plugin without issue (at much better quality)
Unless of course you like CS I guess? Some of us aren't in it for the money
- companies send the jobs to somewhere in the world where employees are cheap, executives who do the cutting get gigantic bonuses on top of gigantic salariesWell, not everyone works in the countries losing the jobs
- open-source is cool and changing the way people think, but unless your a member of a certain kind of company, you'll need a day-job too (o:Or your job could entail working on and contributing to open source software
Because declaring a major (thankfully) does not bind you to it for better or worse. A lot of students don't like all the theory and others don't like all the coding -- not sure what some come in expecting.
that causes unnecessary hysteria. This isn't exactly encouragement to purchase a subscription to Slashdot.
Please read: http://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=476560&cid=22652148
The summary doesn't imply that he's trying to get ndiswrapper out. This is how rumours start.
In your opinion (I haven't formed one myself yet) how is this a "remarkably good thing" ?
Fair point. Good question. But before tossing the relevance of the data away, I think one should consider that yours is a high standard to which most data collection made public may not meet -- the CIA (of the USA) publishes a lot of data on their website, but I don't think I've seen links to the documentation on how the data was collected. Still, having that information would be superb.
Those emissions of China and India in 2004 at a lot relatively lower than I expected.
Not to knock this applaudable achievement, but what exactly makes this solution innovative? Or has the meaning of this word simply been diluted more than I thought.
That aside, interesting project
This democracy thing must be really great, because there seem to be no rules which one must follow in order to give it to others. Kill them, take away their properly, ban exports to them... just to give them democracy.
Can a US citizen just higher an "investigator" to pry into someone else's personal business in the hope of finding evidence of a crime? If so, that may be a profitable business.
That you can't copyright game play? That defending virtual property is hard? What exactly?
Is there any proof that the FBI wasn't already doing this, and just not letting you see it yourself?
As someone from the Caribbean now in the Midwest (of the USA), it makes no sense to me in everyday life and is purely annoying. In areas where the sunset/sunrise times are that much affected, is it not possible to have individuals/businesses allow for the change?
More standard than IE7 isn't really a high bar to aim for though.
Cooperate sponsored fraud in order to deter legal purchases of questionable knock-off products.
The Apple fan boys aren't going to like this story.
like a usb drive?
The original Nintendo wasn't known for not lasting 2 years
It's only a technicality if you consider armed BSA agents busting down your door a technicality.
I guess. so, sorry, don't use them myself.
size/weight, battery life, power usage, maybe style, may other things too.
(MySpace|Facebook) + IM + Firefox doesn't need a $600 USD laptop though.
Well, the US government isn't good.. not sure I would say it is evil since I don't really believe in such absolutes. And Castro surely helps with the freedom of the Caribbean in some ways.