appent "clone"
But on a serious note:
Amazing that this coincides with the sunflare. (is due to happen this evening about 6 hours from now in europe, i guess?)
If i want to utilize online banking, i have to use a small calculator-like device. I have to insert my banking card, enter my pin code, and to complement that some random code the website hands me. Then the device gives me a code to hand to the website.
The bank doesn't rely on computer safety. Looks like a quite secure endpoint to me. Only risk could be one capturing your screen / watching over you shoulder, but that's everywhere and inevitable.
On a sidenote: Vikings already used bubbles to lessen the drag. They constructed the wooden boards on a ship's bottom on a special way, basicly overlapping them downwards and thus trapping air in the pockets to create a vortex and ultimately decrease friction with the water. To my shock i can't find any solid online references to vikings using this approach. I've seen it on TV (i guess Discovery) once.
But now that you mention towncentre, i realize that in a lot of towncentre's its already like this. Works as a charm. Same goes for low-traffic squares were a monumental atmosphere exists.
But still i'm convinced that using this approach for medium or high-traffic squares or roads won't work.
The reason not to get Vista is "The new features don't justfiy the cost", not "there's nothing new."
imho: There are *no* features in Vista that *i* want *and* not already have access to.
So basicly, right now it has nothing to offer me. My current work environment and game configuration is just fine. If anything, the entertainment will bring change. I don't bett on business that much, the only reason i perceive is locking system and network down.
To bad the new filesystem was dropped from Vista, that was the motivator for me. I want to be able to deposit one file on two places at once. For example a pdf manual should both exist in/ebooks/manuals pdf/ and/software/someprogram/, and certain mp3's should be in/music/someartist/somealbum/ and/music/all/ and/music/alphabet/s/ and/music/genre/rock/ and/music/favorites/someselection/ at once.
1) its not funny 2) and not true 3) and not sarcastic. 4) the last line of your post suggests that you are a karma hooker.
You just dont make sense. Beachballs (light stars) get swong out, and rocks (heavy stars) *do* get sucked in.
Imagine a big roulette table without an outside border or obstacles inside. Trow in a light ball, it will spin longer. Trow in a heavy ball, it will drop sooner. Use constant velocity to trow them in orbit, and not so hard that one or the other will touch the outside in their first orbit.
I`d mod you up except I'd like to make the point that, instead of getting modded up as "insightful", they were modded up as "funny". And no matter what stance you have on this issue, in context of the article, the above posts are rather amusing.
@Senatorpjt If you didn't read the same thing as i'm going to say again, sir, you are a moron. In short this is the case:
IF they distribute a modified linux kernel, they are obligated to hand out code to everyone who asks for it. After that, they could make other (new, homebred) software for the hardware of the system (think video, controller, diskdrive, usb, flashcards) binary only and not distribute it.
Nonetheless if they distribute binary files on a linux kernel, these will be reverse-engenered before you could calculate the first googol decimals of pi by using a deskcalculator.
Personally; I dont expect the Wii to use Linux at all. (excluding Nintendo's internet game and content servers) It would be much more practical to write their own OS and model their own API for data, video and input.
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appent "clone" But on a serious note: Amazing that this coincides with the sunflare. (is due to happen this evening about 6 hours from now in europe, i guess?)
Cosmonauts?
I'm thrilled. Still sticking with mySQL though.
FYI: device manufacturer website: http://vasco.com/
My bank (RaboBank) has this. (a safe endpoint)
If i want to utilize online banking, i have to use a small calculator-like device. I have to insert my banking card, enter my pin code, and to complement that some random code the website hands me.
Then the device gives me a code to hand to the website.
The bank doesn't rely on computer safety. Looks like a quite secure endpoint to me.
Only risk could be one capturing your screen / watching over you shoulder, but that's everywhere and inevitable.
no, that's not it. That wiki article doesn't involve creating a airvortex beneath the ship at all.
About Cavitation Torpedoes:e nt_applications
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercavitation#Curr
On a sidenote:
Vikings already used bubbles to lessen the drag. They constructed the wooden boards on a ship's bottom on a special way, basicly overlapping them downwards and thus trapping air in the pockets to create a vortex and ultimately decrease friction with the water.
To my shock i can't find any solid online references to vikings using this approach.
I've seen it on TV (i guess Discovery) once.
I thought this article was bullocks.
But now that you mention towncentre, i realize that in a lot of towncentre's its already like this. Works as a charm.
Same goes for low-traffic squares were a monumental atmosphere exists.
But still i'm convinced that using this approach for medium or high-traffic squares or roads won't work.
@way2trivial: I cant find what you quote.
I beleive what your parent meant was the whole Sony PS3 story.
Leads to 'not creating a displeased public opinion concerning your brand or flagship product'
So basicly, right now it has nothing to offer me. My current work environment and game configuration is just fine. If anything, the entertainment will bring change. I don't bett on business that much, the only reason i perceive is locking system and network down.
To bad the new filesystem was dropped from Vista, that was the motivator for me. I want to be able to deposit one file on two places at once. For example a pdf manual should both exist in
and certain mp3's should be in
They won't pay up, someone already tried that 2000 over years ago and evidently resetted earth.
ohh... God.
I've heard this being said in a movie once .. Hmmm director or title anyone?
1) its not funny
2) and not true
3) and not sarcastic.
4) the last line of your post suggests that you are a karma hooker.
You just dont make sense.
Beachballs (light stars) get swong out, and rocks (heavy stars) *do* get sucked in.
Imagine a big roulette table without an outside border or obstacles inside.
Trow in a light ball, it will spin longer.
Trow in a heavy ball, it will drop sooner.
Use constant velocity to trow them in orbit, and not so hard that one or the other will touch the outside in their first orbit.
you humored me.
I`d mod you up except I'd like to make the point that, instead of getting modded up as "insightful", they were modded up as "funny". And no matter what stance you have on this issue, in context of the article, the above posts are rather amusing.
I think it hurts when i do that.
Well, looks like its going to end here. What depth are we on?
@Senatorpjt
If you didn't read the same thing as i'm going to say again, sir, you are a moron.
In short this is the case:
IF they distribute a modified linux kernel, they are obligated to hand out code to everyone who asks for it.
After that, they could make other (new, homebred) software for the hardware of the system
(think video, controller, diskdrive, usb, flashcards) binary only and not distribute it.
Nonetheless if they distribute binary files on a linux kernel, these will be reverse-engenered before you could calculate the first googol decimals of pi by using a deskcalculator.
Personally;
I dont expect the Wii to use Linux at all. (excluding Nintendo's internet game and content servers)
It would be much more practical to write their own OS and model their own API for data, video and input.
RTFC, dodo read the fucking comments
mod child childish
I like the tittle. Refreshingly to the point and unpretentious. The movie WAS not about anything else.. What would you have named it?
Yes, it shows how stupid the entire movie is.