Let me explain...
Most blogs (take/. for example) mearly summarize an article and link to it. No original thought, no "sources" that lead them to the information. No following leads to find out more. They just read and regurgitate.
The sky is blue. Now that I've told you the sky is blue, I'm a journalist? I think not.
There are alot of problems this has with Antivirus and firewall programs. See here for a list.
I'm not sure why NOD32's Internet Monitor affects a DESKTOP search. But I can't use it as long as I'm using my AV program of choice. Does this make sense to anyone? Because I can't figure it out.
BTW: this has been a known issue for a few months now.
According to Microsofts Tech Net (subsriber section only) MS has incorperated much Unix technology into it's new Longhorn OS.
That said, most current applications won't run on it. However it does state there will be a program to emulate older versions of Windows to allow those applications to run. Crossover Office anyone?
...of new prevention measures, or theoretically possible clean-up solutions...
I think they were gonna open the big doors on top, and put a big net in there to colect the stuff. But then they realized that the net would probably just get cut by some debris.
Then they thought about going up with a big baseball bat in the Canadarm and knock a few homers, but Mark McGuire wouldn't go to bat for them.
It is nice, I've been using the beta for a few months now. Only had a few minor issues. (Lets just say the document recovery works great!)
While I haven't had time to play with Base much, it seems quite similar to access, but with some new fuctionality, and more user friendly for the Layman. Base does require the Sun JRE, or Microsofts Java VM installed to run.
Overall I've seen improvements by leaps and bounds above the 1.1.2 that I upgraded from.
And this works the other way as well. In biology class in high school, I was doing a research project on Cancer, all it's forms, and the similarities/differences in them.
Now, if they filter the word Breast because of porn, it makes sense. But if I was unable to research on breast cancer then my project would have suffered.
Incedently, the school did filter by word, and I couldn't access breast cancer research online at school, I had to do it at home.
For load balancing some complex math. But the ultimate use, is a massive server for a giant LAN. Hoping to run multiple instances of CS, BF1942, UT2k4, UT (classic), Call of Duty, and Medal of Honor. Since multi-instances require less space in both memory and hard drive. It's a test to see if either/both can handle it.
The number crunching and UT2k4 servers will be run on both to test it out.
...your statement is just about as well thought out as saying "all violent video games should be burned in the name of our forefathers and our innocent children!!"
Which is what they are saying, so my point was well made.
We just got our copy in the mail to test it. We been talking to MS about this for about a month now. We're going to do a comparison of it over clustering Linux boxes. Same hardware for both clusters. See how they perform.
Yes I'm quite aware of this. But at the same time the article points out that the team that did the study were paid by the people who wanted the study done. And were likely to make the numbers saw what they wanted.
You can construe any fact to your favor, it's just in how you read the numbers.
Where's the study that shows that while yes X% of teens that are violent play violent games. However Y% of teens that play these violent games have violent tendancies.
All the people I know that play UT2004, or Hitman, or anything like that are NOT violent.
They should study all people who play the games and check for violent behavior. But these numbers wouldn't work so well for them would it?
Yeah, but remember, you need to run RDRAM in pairs.:s I made the mistake of getting a P4 with RDRAM. It was hard to find more for an upgrade. (Makes a good server tho)
My question is, if they decide to bundle the Yahoo spyware, I mean, toolbar with it. Then, does that mean there'll be no firefox plugin since there is no yahoo bar for firefox?
I'm personally not a fan of flash because of the inability to point at a certain "page" inside a flash site. Otherwise it's mostly misuse that appals(sp?) me. Such as the flash banners, with sounds that make my music sound like crap and have no mute button. It's kool for games and cartoons. But PLEASE band the use of audio without a mute button!!!
This is hardly New developments in OOo. But more like a reminder.
I hope they fixed the bug that hit me yesterday. Writing a new document in writer. Hit save, give it a name, click the save button. And it crashes on me. Had to recover the document and save again. At least the recovery works.;) It didn't do it the second time tho.
Whatever happened to having to earn knighthood through a lifetime of honor and commitment. I mean, c'mon, they hand out knighthood like candy. No modern knight was ever a Page, or Squire.
I'd love to see Billy-bob wearing a suit of field plate
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I think Minimo needs some companions.
Like MiniLarry, and MiniCurly.
I would say Not...
/. for example) mearly summarize an article and link to it. No original thought, no "sources" that lead them to the information. No following leads to find out more. They just read and regurgitate.
Let me explain...
Most blogs (take
The sky is blue. Now that I've told you the sky is blue, I'm a journalist? I think not.
How'd you get my IP?
What does american congress have to do with a New Zealand court case?
There are alot of problems this has with Antivirus and firewall programs. See here for a list.
I'm not sure why NOD32's Internet Monitor affects a DESKTOP search. But I can't use it as long as I'm using my AV program of choice. Does this make sense to anyone? Because I can't figure it out.
BTW: this has been a known issue for a few months now.
Actually, with Virgin backing a commercial space flight service they could find jobs working there.
According to Microsofts Tech Net (subsriber section only) MS has incorperated much Unix technology into it's new Longhorn OS.
That said, most current applications won't run on it. However it does state there will be a program to emulate older versions of Windows to allow those applications to run. Crossover Office anyone?
If she was illiterate I don't think she'd be using a word processor.
...of new prevention measures, or theoretically possible clean-up solutions...
I think they were gonna open the big doors on top, and put a big net in there to colect the stuff. But then they realized that the net would probably just get cut by some debris.
Then they thought about going up with a big baseball bat in the Canadarm and knock a few homers, but Mark McGuire wouldn't go to bat for them.
It is nice, I've been using the beta for a few months now. Only had a few minor issues. (Lets just say the document recovery works great!)
While I haven't had time to play with Base much, it seems quite similar to access, but with some new fuctionality, and more user friendly for the Layman. Base does require the Sun JRE, or Microsofts Java VM installed to run.
Overall I've seen improvements by leaps and bounds above the 1.1.2 that I upgraded from.
And this works the other way as well. In biology class in high school, I was doing a research project on Cancer, all it's forms, and the similarities/differences in them.
Now, if they filter the word Breast because of porn, it makes sense. But if I was unable to research on breast cancer then my project would have suffered.
Incedently, the school did filter by word, and I couldn't access breast cancer research online at school, I had to do it at home.
TFA is not about presence. It's about business practices. And the control they are trying to gain over the Online music biz.
You said board or table top games. So how about Dungeons And Dragons
Been playing it off and on for 13 years and still love it.
For load balancing some complex math. But the ultimate use, is a massive server for a giant LAN. Hoping to run multiple instances of CS, BF1942, UT2k4, UT (classic), Call of Duty, and Medal of Honor. Since multi-instances require less space in both memory and hard drive. It's a test to see if either/both can handle it.
The number crunching and UT2k4 servers will be run on both to test it out.
...your statement is just about as well thought out as saying "all violent video games should be burned in the name of our forefathers and our innocent children!!"
Which is what they are saying, so my point was well made.
We just got our copy in the mail to test it. We been talking to MS about this for about a month now. We're going to do a comparison of it over clustering Linux boxes. Same hardware for both clusters. See how they perform.
Yes I'm quite aware of this. But at the same time the article points out that the team that did the study were paid by the people who wanted the study done. And were likely to make the numbers saw what they wanted.
You can construe any fact to your favor, it's just in how you read the numbers.
Where's the study that shows that while yes X% of teens that are violent play violent games. However Y% of teens that play these violent games have violent tendancies.
All the people I know that play UT2004, or Hitman, or anything like that are NOT violent.
They should study all people who play the games and check for violent behavior. But these numbers wouldn't work so well for them would it?
Thank you, I knew I read it but I couldn't remember where.
Another recent study shows that 90% of Serial Killers ate a bread product within 24 hours before commiting murder.
Therefore, eating bread leads to murder.
It was on my windows machine. So it is the OOo dialoge
Yeah, but remember, you need to run RDRAM in pairs. :s I made the mistake of getting a P4 with RDRAM. It was hard to find more for an upgrade. (Makes a good server tho)
My question is, if they decide to bundle the Yahoo spyware, I mean, toolbar with it. Then, does that mean there'll be no firefox plugin since there is no yahoo bar for firefox?
I'm personally not a fan of flash because of the inability to point at a certain "page" inside a flash site. Otherwise it's mostly misuse that appals(sp?) me. Such as the flash banners, with sounds that make my music sound like crap and have no mute button. It's kool for games and cartoons. But PLEASE band the use of audio without a mute button!!!
Wow, point out that linux developers want to get paid too, and see how defensive everyone gets.
Linux developers need to eat too you know.
Whatever happened to having to earn knighthood through a lifetime of honor and commitment. I mean, c'mon, they hand out knighthood like candy. No modern knight was ever a Page, or Squire.
I'd love to see Billy-bob wearing a suit of field plate