Don't know about Thunderbird, but Firefox has customisable toolbars, which is something the is severely lacking in Mozilla. Also, as I'm a web developer, I'm opening and closing web browsers quite frequently (to make sure Java is totally out of memory), and I find the startup time on Firefox is quite a bit faster than Mozilla (it's almost as fast as opening IE which is pretty good as IE is intergrated into the system, thus always partially running).
Actually, I signed up to this, managed to score $30 Australian dollars, which back them worked out to probably around $0.50 US:-)
The good thing about it was you could turn it off if you didn't want it.
I'm sorry, but you're an idiot if you expose your SQL server to the web, there's no need that I can think of to do it. Your webserver should be on a seperate box that is exposed to the web, whereas the SQL server should only be visable to internal networks... is this new encryption really necessary?
Personally I think the whole concept of that is really quite cool, that said, I don't think it's place is on the road with other motorists, maybe only on a race track.
Or does it seem really dodgy just to hack the firmware for the OS... shouldn't Apple be doing this? It should be easy for them to do as there stuff is already BSD based anyway (isn't it?)
What's wrong with 3ds, it's easy to extend without breaking compatability.... if an app doesn't know about a chunk, it just ignores it.... seems like a pretty good format for 3d to me... maybe it could have compression, but that's all I'd probably add to it.
Ahhhh, that's similar to the article I read... except that just said Howard... implying John Howard... and I thought The Australian was better than the other papers, obviously not.
I read in "The Australian" (local newspaper) that John Howard is agains the DMCA, partially because it holds back innovation.... hopefully that counts for something.
I'm a fan of blue LED's, but I'm kinda getting sick of them, they're everywhere. Companies need to realise that there are other colours too... why don't we see more purple ones (I did have a burner that had a purple one, but that's the only device I've seen that came with one)? Or maybe a light green rather than the regular boring green?
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A .divx file is just an .avi with a different extension. A bit like .mp3 is .wav with a different extension.
Yes, but a moon base is much closer, even just for "practice" for a mars base. It's still a hell of a lot cheaper to send stuff to the moon than Mars.
Even bump maps would make it look better... not 100% though.
Don't know about Thunderbird, but Firefox has customisable toolbars, which is something the is severely lacking in Mozilla. Also, as I'm a web developer, I'm opening and closing web browsers quite frequently (to make sure Java is totally out of memory), and I find the startup time on Firefox is quite a bit faster than Mozilla (it's almost as fast as opening IE which is pretty good as IE is intergrated into the system, thus always partially running).
Probably a fortune considering he's an Aussie... things are overpriced down here!
The thing is he didn't use silver loom, it's actually shower hoses.
I was thinking exactly the same thing... Test like this are fairly useless... you need the right tool for the right job.
But does it run.... oh, wait!
Actually, I signed up to this, managed to score $30 Australian dollars, which back them worked out to probably around $0.50 US :-)
The good thing about it was you could turn it off if you didn't want it.
I'm sorry, but you're an idiot if you expose your SQL server to the web, there's no need that I can think of to do it. Your webserver should be on a seperate box that is exposed to the web, whereas the SQL server should only be visable to internal networks... is this new encryption really necessary?
Hmmm, smoke signals while filling up.... I feel safer already!
Sounds very similar to a movie released a few years back called Series 7.
Personally I think the whole concept of that is really quite cool, that said, I don't think it's place is on the road with other motorists, maybe only on a race track.
Or does it seem really dodgy just to hack the firmware for the OS... shouldn't Apple be doing this? It should be easy for them to do as there stuff is already BSD based anyway (isn't it?)
I was thinking the same thing.
What's wrong with 3ds, it's easy to extend without breaking compatability.... if an app doesn't know about a chunk, it just ignores it.... seems like a pretty good format for 3d to me... maybe it could have compression, but that's all I'd probably add to it.
Oh believe me, you aren't the only one... the first thing I thought when I read the article was Tiberium.
Ahhhh, that's similar to the article I read... except that just said Howard... implying John Howard... and I thought The Australian was better than the other papers, obviously not.
I read in "The Australian" (local newspaper) that John Howard is agains the DMCA, partially because it holds back innovation.... hopefully that counts for something.
Could this be abused? Maybe someone cropping a photo of somebody's house in the background of a pic to find where that person lives?
I thought only the dead ones were lovable?
I'm a fan of blue LED's, but I'm kinda getting sick of them, they're everywhere. Companies need to realise that there are other colours too... why don't we see more purple ones (I did have a burner that had a purple one, but that's the only device I've seen that came with one)? Or maybe a light green rather than the regular boring green?