You can't call it a bug unless you know what the design intends. What if this program is supposed to continually print "Hello world" over and over forever? Then it is working as intended, by design.
Look, I don't see a problem with him gambling. *Unless* he bet on war. That would be just a no-no and would go against all established tradition. If this scumbag bet on war, then he deserves a lifetime ban on war and any war-affiliated events. He should also be permanently barred from induction to the War Hall of Fame.
Apparently in Ubuntu it's now RALT-SYSRQ-K which I haven't tried. But ALT+SYSRQ+R-E-I-S-U-B works wonders during a hard lockup where CTRL+ALT+F2 doesn't function.
Another useful one is ALT+SYSRQ+R-E-I-S-E-R which kills the current process.
The original Surface kickstand already had 2 positions. The kickstand was either "closed" (flush with the device), or "open" (protruding at some angle).
Look, computers are great as entertainment devices, and with some contortions they can even perform some light mathematical calculations. But they were never designed to add up numbers in the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS. It's unreasonable to expect to solve a task of this complexity using computers. The only hope seems to be some unknown future technology, and that's unlikely to happen be 2014.
There's no 16-bit code in the 64-bit versions of Windows. 16-bit code requires the NTVDM (virtual DOS machine) to run, and NTVDM is not present in 64-bit Windows. Now 32-bit Windows still has NTVDM, and a handful of old 16-bit command line programs (command.com, edit.com, etc.) are thrown in as well, but none of these are essential to Windows. These are old DOS commands that have been dropped in Windows.
Hmm, that _is_ a cunning piece of design. A bit like Metro's app docking but actually useful and less sucky.
Yes it's a cunning design. But don't fall for all of Shuttleworth's marketing hype, even if he does phrase it very eloquently. He is not only a cunning designer, but a cunning linguist too.
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Google is not the entire government, but they are certainly a branch.
HAD a bazillion. Now they have a bazillion minus 1. And just wait a minute.
You can't call it a bug unless you know what the design intends. What if this program is supposed to continually print "Hello world" over and over forever? Then it is working as intended, by design.
Look, I don't see a problem with him gambling. *Unless* he bet on war. That would be just a no-no and would go against all established tradition. If this scumbag bet on war, then he deserves a lifetime ban on war and any war-affiliated events. He should also be permanently barred from induction to the War Hall of Fame.
Apparently in Ubuntu it's now RALT-SYSRQ-K which I haven't tried. But ALT+SYSRQ+R-E-I-S-U-B works wonders during a hard lockup where CTRL+ALT+F2 doesn't function.
Another useful one is ALT+SYSRQ+R-E-I-S-E-R which kills the current process.
The original Surface kickstand already had 2 positions. The kickstand was either "closed" (flush with the device), or "open" (protruding at some angle).
requested the ability to treat Windows security bug reporters as being in league with terrorists by invoking the Patriot Act.
Citation?
Look, computers are great as entertainment devices, and with some contortions they can even perform some light mathematical calculations. But they were never designed to add up numbers in the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS. It's unreasonable to expect to solve a task of this complexity using computers. The only hope seems to be some unknown future technology, and that's unlikely to happen be 2014.
LMAO, I'm in the Seattle area and I *just* got the amber alert a few minutes ago (at 5:05pm Pacific time). What a joke. I'm on Verizon btw.
How do you turn single leading spaces into single spaces?
1. Purchase a 3D printer.
2. Print a second 3D printer.
3. Return original 3D printer within 14 days for a full refund.
4. ???
5. Profit!
Snakes! Why'd it have to be snakes?!?
African or European hogsheads?
Xbox One + Xbox One = Xbox Three ?
It's people!
The lawyers.
NT 3.46??? There was no NT 3.46. I can't even fathom where you pulled that version number from. There was NT 3.1, then 3.5, then 3.51, then 4.0, ...
I for one welcome our new slow-moving slime-laden overlords.
There's no 16-bit code in the 64-bit versions of Windows. 16-bit code requires the NTVDM (virtual DOS machine) to run, and NTVDM is not present in 64-bit Windows. Now 32-bit Windows still has NTVDM, and a handful of old 16-bit command line programs (command.com, edit.com, etc.) are thrown in as well, but none of these are essential to Windows. These are old DOS commands that have been dropped in Windows.
I hadn't realized our sun was in heliopause. That explains the hot flashes.
Of course it went unnoticed for 14 months. The longer it goes "unnoticed" by the oversight committee, the more money they can collect in damages.
The already did. They supported the Alpha on Windows NT 4.0 way back in the mid 90s. They also supported Itanium in Windows 2003 before x64 came out.
Looks roughly the same as a general-purpose PC, but scoped down to fewer purposes. It should be compatible with Sony's x86 rootkits however.
Yes it's a cunning design. But don't fall for all of Shuttleworth's marketing hype, even if he does phrase it very eloquently. He is not only a cunning designer, but a cunning linguist too.
How much capacity increase and augmentation could Comcast have gotten for 16.7 billion dollars instead of buying NBC?