The whole point of this excersize in not giving the engine fuel is to keep it from letting the car go faster than 105mph. That doesn't mean the engine stops spinning. Only when the engine stops spinning do you loose power brakes and steering.
This smells of BS. Going down a hill at 105 in gear (auto or manual) means you have full power to all these functions unless something is incredibly wrong or the guy shifted to neutral. I would also doubt that saturn designed the engine control systems to stall if you put it in neutral at 105mph.
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Qualcomms Digital Cinema Division has developed proprietary high bandwidth compression algorithms (based on DCT) coupled with proprietary encryption that is decrypted on the projector. They have two modes of transport, the satellite system, and multiple DVDs (per film). They want to be the complete transport system of the industry. They are quite set up for this, but there's a business model problem.
Movie theaters rarely pay for movie distribution. They pay for large projectors, but not the ~$4000 a pop for the film reel distribution. The new digital system large projectors cost an order of magnitude more than the analog style, and the distribution no longer costs the film studios any money. Since the theaters themselves run on pretty low margin, they're quite unhappy about this, which causes this long delay in getting this technology to proliferate.
This is how i understand it. Quite interesting, really.
Interesting that he's being charged with defacement of public property. We'll see how long it takes to release him. His goal of printing messages during the republican convention may not happen. Was that intentional on the superiors part?
Cool idea, but if it was widespread, i think i would agree that its defacement. If there were messages everywhere on the ground, would you still consider it benign? As it is though, one person on one bike, i don't think it's defacement.
What to me is really insulting is that companies can get away with printing their messages in the sky via those cloud making airplanes. When superbowl was here in san diego, they wrote heineken in the atmosphere to be read at least 20 square miles away from the stadium. I would rather not see my beautiful southern californian sky poluted by such nonsense that nobody can erase. At least this fellow uses chalk that can be removed pretty easily.
If your favorite is IE except for tabbed browsing, try Crazy Browser.
It blocks popups and uses the IE HTML engine. All IE only pages i've viewed with it work (including windows update)
I personally think firefox is faster, but to each their own.
I use a standard backpack (you know, the type college students wear:P) with one of these to protect my laptop. It looks like im a student carying around books or a binder. Nothing suspicious. I've never had a problem.
This bug (under fc2 and others) does not affect every system. Most systems don't have a problem, only ones where the drive geometry is mis-detected are affected. You probably wouldnt have a problem with FC2 either.
Why people like to rag on fedora 2 for this bug, i have no clue.
This bug exists in Mandrake 10, Suse 9.1, and i'm sure any other 2.6 / grub distribution.
See this story.
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This is offtopic, but that icon is not a worm, its a caterpilar, duh.
Does this affect people who use Mono instead of microsoft as the back end?
It seems that making the backend run mono instead of microsoft is a viable solution for small scale ASP users.
The whole point of this excersize in not giving the engine fuel is to keep it from letting the car go faster than 105mph. That doesn't mean the engine stops spinning. Only when the engine stops spinning do you loose power brakes and steering. This smells of BS. Going down a hill at 105 in gear (auto or manual) means you have full power to all these functions unless something is incredibly wrong or the guy shifted to neutral. I would also doubt that saturn designed the engine control systems to stall if you put it in neutral at 105mph.
I can: Qualcomms Digital Cinema Division has developed proprietary high bandwidth compression algorithms (based on DCT) coupled with proprietary encryption that is decrypted on the projector. They have two modes of transport, the satellite system, and multiple DVDs (per film). They want to be the complete transport system of the industry. They are quite set up for this, but there's a business model problem.
Movie theaters rarely pay for movie distribution. They pay for large projectors, but not the ~$4000 a pop for the film reel distribution. The new digital system large projectors cost an order of magnitude more than the analog style, and the distribution no longer costs the film studios any money. Since the theaters themselves run on pretty low margin, they're quite unhappy about this, which causes this long delay in getting this technology to proliferate.
This is how i understand it. Quite interesting, really.
Here's that coral cache thing
Interesting that he's being charged with defacement of public property. We'll see how long it takes to release him. His goal of printing messages during the republican convention may not happen. Was that intentional on the superiors part?
Cool idea, but if it was widespread, i think i would agree that its defacement. If there were messages everywhere on the ground, would you still consider it benign? As it is though, one person on one bike, i don't think it's defacement.
What to me is really insulting is that companies can get away with printing their messages in the sky via those cloud making airplanes. When superbowl was here in san diego, they wrote heineken in the atmosphere to be read at least 20 square miles away from the stadium. I would rather not see my beautiful southern californian sky poluted by such nonsense that nobody can erase. At least this fellow uses chalk that can be removed pretty easily.
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6) There are not only hooks to windows, but WinMyth exists. That is, there is a windows myth front end written nativly for windows.
you can also compile mythtv via cygwin in windows, but in my opinion that's not quite as clean.
If your favorite is IE except for tabbed browsing, try Crazy Browser. It blocks popups and uses the IE HTML engine. All IE only pages i've viewed with it work (including windows update) I personally think firefox is faster, but to each their own.
I use a standard backpack (you know, the type college students wear :P) with one of these to protect my laptop. It looks like im a student carying around books or a binder. Nothing suspicious. I've never had a problem.
This bug (under fc2 and others) does not affect every system. Most systems don't have a problem, only ones where the drive geometry is mis-detected are affected. You probably wouldnt have a problem with FC2 either.
Why people like to rag on fedora 2 for this bug, i have no clue. This bug exists in Mandrake 10, Suse 9.1, and i'm sure any other 2.6 / grub distribution. See this story.
I agree, it will be cheaper for kinkos to do it with their machine than you to do it and waste a couple days figuring it out.