By the way, why is there no "lock screen" option in Windows 10 "Power" options (lower left when you press Windows button)? One still has to use Ctrl+Alt+Del to lock the screen. Gates admitted it was a silly convention several years ago, so why make it the only obvious choice in 10? (Lock is under the "user" icon, which is not intuitive; it should be with the logout, shutdown, sleep, etc. options)
I agree, there probably should be an option to lock the screen there. However, Win+L is a pretty convenient way to lock the screen, no?
Several people involved with the shoot (including the guy who played Torgo) later committed suicide.
AFAIK, the only one from the cast who committed suicide was John Reynolds (Torgo).
It is speculated that the things he wore on his legs permanently injured his knees during the shoot, and that the pain later on drove him to commit suicide.
That anyone else involved in the shoot killed themselves afterwards is most likely just a myth.
I'm all for MS-flaming but how could anyone possibly be disappointed or shocked by this? It's like expecting 68k Macs to run PPC binaries.
Since they are transitioning from Intel to ARM, this is more like running 68k binaries on PPC Macs, or PPC binaries on Intel Macs. Both of which were, of course, possible.
Except it's the other way around.
Pretty much any current Intel processor (not sure about Atom) out there runs circles around the ARM chips of today.
Although it's still possible to run x86 binaries in emulated environment on ARM, I wouldn't expect it to be a pleasant experience.
It's quite different from the HSD in that it has three inputs, contrary to what GP said - one power input, and two control inputs, both of which ought to require just a fraction of the input power to control the input/output gear ratio. Watch the video in TFA instead of instantly dismissing it as "has been done before".
Out of curiosity, which country are we talking about? 23% sounds like a real bargain to me, but then I'm living in Sweden, where we pay anything between 40-55% in taxes.
In fact, Hezbollah offers a non-confessional alternative to the country's entrenched political system which is based entirely and sickeningly on religion
So, the "Party of God" is a non-confessional alternative now? Color me non-convinced.
It's not an active lockout per se, but a lockout all the same since you're getting an OS "for free" whenever you buy a computer, there's no incentive whatsoever to try out any alternatives. Picture the situation where a new PC comes with an empty hard drive and it's up to Joe Sixpack whether he wants to shell out $299 or whatever XP costs these days or $0 for e.g. Ubuntu linux which should be installed and configured in about the same time.
There has been quite a lengthy discussion on LKML on that topic. IIRC, there are some issues with NCQ and sound support, but it's an interesting thread well worth reading, if you're into nForce4-thingies that is.
By the way, why is there no "lock screen" option in Windows 10 "Power" options (lower left when you press Windows button)? One still has to use Ctrl+Alt+Del to lock the screen. Gates admitted it was a silly convention several years ago, so why make it the only obvious choice in 10? (Lock is under the "user" icon, which is not intuitive; it should be with the logout, shutdown, sleep, etc. options)
I agree, there probably should be an option to lock the screen there. However, Win+L is a pretty convenient way to lock the screen, no?
now that apple is like coca cola he will milk it for the dividends
Has Apple started paying dividends?
Words can't describe it. You must try it yourself.
The only problem I have with PHP is that the designers ...
Your problem lies in your belief that PHP is the result of actual design and forethought.
Git has to be, hands down, the buggiest nightmare I've ever dealt with.
Care to elaborate?
The Literature Prize winner is decided by the Swedish Academy, and the Peace Prize winner is decided by a bunch of Norwegian politicians.
Several people involved with the shoot (including the guy who played Torgo) later committed suicide.
AFAIK, the only one from the cast who committed suicide was John Reynolds (Torgo). It is speculated that the things he wore on his legs permanently injured his knees during the shoot, and that the pain later on drove him to commit suicide.
That anyone else involved in the shoot killed themselves afterwards is most likely just a myth.
I'm all for MS-flaming but how could anyone possibly be disappointed or shocked by this? It's like expecting 68k Macs to run PPC binaries.
Since they are transitioning from Intel to ARM, this is more like running 68k binaries on PPC Macs, or PPC binaries on Intel Macs. Both of which were, of course, possible.
Except it's the other way around.
Pretty much any current Intel processor (not sure about Atom) out there runs circles around the ARM chips of today.
Although it's still possible to run x86 binaries in emulated environment on ARM, I wouldn't expect it to be a pleasant experience.
And even if they were breaking laws, any evidence they found would still be permissible in a Swedish courtroom if I'm not mistaken.
It is extremely significant to ship the first 300+ dpi screen.
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 was released back in 2008, and it comes with a 300+ dpi screen.
So however good this new iPhone is, there's nothing extremely significant about its resolution.
It's quite different from the HSD in that it has three inputs, contrary to what GP said - one power input, and two control inputs, both of which ought to require just a fraction of the input power to control the input/output gear ratio. Watch the video in TFA instead of instantly dismissing it as "has been done before".
Out of curiosity, which country are we talking about? 23% sounds like a real bargain to me, but then I'm living in Sweden, where we pay anything between 40-55% in taxes.
In fact, Hezbollah offers a non-confessional alternative to the country's entrenched political system which is based entirely and sickeningly on religion
So, the "Party of God" is a non-confessional alternative now? Color me non-convinced.
What about everything else? Makeup, Food, Kids, etc?
Not to mention reading a novel on your commute...
Same here, so I might as well post a few invites here.
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It's not an active lockout per se, but a lockout all the same since you're getting an OS "for free" whenever you buy a computer, there's no incentive whatsoever to try out any alternatives. Picture the situation where a new PC comes with an empty hard drive and it's up to Joe Sixpack whether he wants to shell out $299 or whatever XP costs these days or $0 for e.g. Ubuntu linux which should be installed and configured in about the same time.
There has been quite a lengthy discussion on LKML on that topic. IIRC, there are some issues with NCQ and sound support, but it's an interesting thread well worth reading, if you're into nForce4-thingies that is.