Ever left something in the car on the seat on a hot summer day? Stuff can get damn hot in there, so an oven is quite a reasonable emulation of that circumstance.
that of course assumes that there is another company that doesn't throttle that you can switch to. without healthy competition, it simply won't work in that manner.
additionally, they seem to be working hard to distance themselves from the FLDS people, what with the whole thing in texas, so this seems to be a pretty good method for that.
Actually, they are receiving lots of money from MS. Last time I checked, they'd received some 900 million Euros so far in the form of fines from MS for not following EU antitrust regulations, this OOXML bit being part of that.
more like a filter that throws away all schools that ARE A, B, and C, where A, B, and C have lots of lawyers-in-training, which could handily turn their methods and arguments into legal confetti.
that isn't "myth preceded" it's "fact preceded". we've been doing a trial of the thing where i work and after 6 months, we largely chucked it as practically all (about a dozen out of the 2 hundred liked the new interface) the test clients couldn't stand it anymore.
i was sure that netscape problem was due to the US crypto export regs (the silly encryption=munitions thing) that limited the encryption to 40-bit keys.
Yeah, I know. I never use those things though, because of the fees those damn things charge you. I've seen some that will charge you 5 bucks for a withdrawal.
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Me: Yeah, the legal dept says I had to according to *applicable law*.
no, that test was done with aluminum foil. that's the reason why it's nearly impossible to find actual TIN foil anymore!
Set grub timeout to 0 with default to windows. When you want to go into Linux, bypass the timeout by holding escape.
just added that for the sake of people who don't read xkcd, and thus wouldn't get the joke.
Ever left something in the car on the seat on a hot summer day? Stuff can get damn hot in there, so an oven is quite a reasonable emulation of that circumstance.
I'm on the personal "don't watch NBC" year and a half, so far. there's nothing worth watching on that channel.
what about the real programmers who set the universal constants at the start of the universe? =P
N-C-C one seven oh one. no bloody A, B, C, or D.
that of course assumes that there is another company that doesn't throttle that you can switch to. without healthy competition, it simply won't work in that manner.
or star trek.
yes, yes, universal translators.
But then New Mexico's tourist industry will collapse!
hmm. interesting point.
additionally, they seem to be working hard to distance themselves from the FLDS people, what with the whole thing in texas, so this seems to be a pretty good method for that.
Actually, they are receiving lots of money from MS. Last time I checked, they'd received some 900 million Euros so far in the form of fines from MS for not following EU antitrust regulations, this OOXML bit being part of that.
They ARE looking into it.
because they have to make as much profit as possible, at least for the next quarter. greed is good, dontchaknow?
3. Ignore the not-insignificant additional load added by HTTPS.
HTTPS is an option, but not a very good one for this problem. something more efficient is needed, though i have no idea what.
yes, but they do have a common-carrier-like exception in the copyright act.
but they do have a common-carrier like status in the copyright act. can't remember the citation at this moment though.
in a legal sense, no.
more like a filter that throws away all schools that ARE A, B, and C, where A, B, and C have lots of lawyers-in-training, which could handily turn their methods and arguments into legal confetti.
that isn't "myth preceded" it's "fact preceded". we've been doing a trial of the thing where i work and after 6 months, we largely chucked it as practically all (about a dozen out of the 2 hundred liked the new interface) the test clients couldn't stand it anymore.
i was sure that netscape problem was due to the US crypto export regs (the silly encryption=munitions thing) that limited the encryption to 40-bit keys.
Political suicide on the federal level anyway. The pro-french stuff seems to have plenty of public support in Quebec, so they keep power.
Yeah, I know. I never use those things though, because of the fees those damn things charge you. I've seen some that will charge you 5 bucks for a withdrawal.
going by FTA, this way works faster.
for those wondering who that was
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louise_Brown (first in the world)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Jordan_Carr (first in the US)