Exactly, Currently the reason they stop is a longer flight requires more fuel. Airplane feul usage is relational to weight. More fuel is used in the first half of the flight then the second half as the plane weighs less as it uses fuel.
Though I don't doubt that there is some profit motive
Think about it, any long distance you want to travel now stops for a layover, if for no reason then to refuel. Sometimes it's as far as that plane goes tho.
Now there'll be no need to stop on a flight from New York to Tokyo.
Um, it IS new, because/. didn't post anything about it before. Even tho I've been using google cache to see files that I usually get a 403 on for a few months now.
Besides, in a few hours it will be new all over again when they post the dupe.
I wonder, have you ever heard of laughter it is a typical response when someone tells a joke.
Since the "$" symbol at the beginning is used to reference money, a distance, or size measurement would not be relevant in this case since it said "$150MM" with a dollar sign ($) at the beginning.
Remember, "Smile and the world smiles with you. Fart and you stand alone."
Exactly, generally speaking, if my mom's computer came up with VNC on it I would want her to read what it is and remove it since I never installed it. For me, I've got it on my computer for a reason. At Moms office is another story. The internet is dialup, and only available on 2 computers. So I have VNC installed on the server so I can access it from the clients.
It's bad when pointing out something in the article gets marked informitive. RTFA, C'mon, this is supposed to link you to NEWS if you don't read it it can't be news.
Actually, there's a big difference between the two. the title of the previous article says "Mandrakesoft Acquires Conectiva" as in it already happened. That post was sent to us from the future because this article says that "Mandrakesoft To Aquire Conectiva" as in it hasn't happened.
With time travelling news reporters named Trillian from Sector ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, all of our news will be out BEFORE it happens. CNN's "News As It Happens" is a thing of the past....
I agree the article is crap, however. Since Firewire 800 is still new, and only available to Mac users, and probably (I'm guessing I don' know this) needs a different grade cable then this is not a viable option to most of the market.
Also USB 2.0, being common to Mac and x86 computers and being faster then Firewire 400, this could be a performance decision as well.
Then obviously it's not from them and therefore don't follow the links to confirm your email address as this will let the spammer know that your address is valid.
And I'm guessing the circuitry that's built in to each cartrige is free? these calculations don't take the cost of those print controllers into account.
remember, the ink cartridges for HP and Lexmark have the print heads built on, not seperate. And go to you're local printer repair depot and ask how much to replace the print head on a Canon, or Epson.
Well, maybe because it sounds too strange to be true.
"its not inseneitive and its certainly not a troll
Actually, if I were disabled from the neck down (the opposite of your disabilty from the neck up) I would find this quite insensitive. Well I think you meant insensitive and not "inseneitive"
Besides, since the technology the parent post spoke of probably won't be "safe" during our lifetimes I see no advantage to being paralyzed. And you wouldn't need to be paralyzed to use the technology either. I can buy a headmouse for myself if I really wanted, but alas, I'm quite comfortable with the one I have.
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Exactly, Currently the reason they stop is a longer flight requires more fuel. Airplane feul usage is relational to weight. More fuel is used in the first half of the flight then the second half as the plane weighs less as it uses fuel.
so a free product's revenue is up 35%. That's good news.
Umm... dude... Not all Linux is free.
Yes, I realize these are all "Enterprise" or "Proffesional" versions. But they are the ones designed for running high demand servers.
At least link to real words
Though I don't doubt that there is some profit motive
Think about it, any long distance you want to travel now stops for a layover, if for no reason then to refuel. Sometimes it's as far as that plane goes tho.
Now there'll be no need to stop on a flight from New York to Tokyo.
Um, it IS new, because
Besides, in a few hours it will be new all over again when they post the dupe.
You can see evidence of that
I'm aware of this.
I wonder, have you ever heard of laughter it is a typical response when someone tells a joke.
Since the "$" symbol at the beginning is used to reference money, a distance, or size measurement would not be relevant in this case since it said "$150MM" with a dollar sign ($) at the beginning.
Remember, "Smile and the world smiles with you. Fart and you stand alone."
Perhaps you'd benefit from a course in comedy appreciation.[/rant]
They just want us to take their word on this one, there was no article.
Nothing to see here, please move along.
I thought that it was 150 millimeters
Apparently alot of people do. I get alot of calls at work with people asking about their "Anit-Norton-Virus" that they bought at the store.
You heard it here first.
They seem to be celebrating the incorperation date, which according to the link you posted was March 1995.
I hope you don't get marked insightful for not reading your own link and being able to think by yourself.
that means only 3 words.
Slow News Day
Exactly, generally speaking, if my mom's computer came up with VNC on it I would want her to read what it is and remove it since I never installed it. For me, I've got it on my computer for a reason. At Moms office is another story. The internet is dialup, and only available on 2 computers. So I have VNC installed on the server so I can access it from the clients.
It's bad when pointing out something in the article gets marked informitive. RTFA, C'mon, this is supposed to link you to NEWS if you don't read it it can't be news.
FUD
this images does not predate image viewers.
Exactly, the site says it was the first image ever clicked on. Not viewed inline.
Actually, there's a big difference between the two. the title of the previous article says "Mandrakesoft Acquires Conectiva" as in it already happened. That post was sent to us from the future because this article says that "Mandrakesoft To Aquire Conectiva" as in it hasn't happened.
:s
With time travelling news reporters named Trillian from Sector ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, all of our news will be out BEFORE it happens. CNN's "News As It Happens" is a thing of the past....
Or is that present.
Stupid paradox.....
I agree the article is crap, however. Since Firewire 800 is still new, and only available to Mac users, and probably (I'm guessing I don' know this) needs a different grade cable then this is not a viable option to most of the market.
Also USB 2.0, being common to Mac and x86 computers and being faster then Firewire 400, this could be a performance decision as well.
Then obviously it's not from them and therefore don't follow the links to confirm your email address as this will let the spammer know that your address is valid.
Maybe martian microbes will give us clues towards a cure for these and other illnesses. We haven't had any luck finding cures here.
I'm also confident in my belief that we could find new minerals on mars, or other planets that could be put to good use as well.
But most of the ink gets used up in cleaning the print heads.
Even though that circutry handles a few thousand DPI, remember, the print head is the brain of a printer, the rest of it is an interpreter.
And I'm guessing the circuitry that's built in to each cartrige is free? these calculations don't take the cost of those print controllers into account.
remember, the ink cartridges for HP and Lexmark have the print heads built on, not seperate. And go to you're local printer repair depot and ask how much to replace the print head on a Canon, or Epson.
Um... well, where to begin here...
"I'm not sure why this is a troll"
Well, maybe because it sounds too strange to be true.
"its not inseneitive and its certainly not a troll
Actually, if I were disabled from the neck down (the opposite of your disabilty from the neck up) I would find this quite insensitive. Well I think you meant insensitive and not "inseneitive"
Besides, since the technology the parent post spoke of probably won't be "safe" during our lifetimes I see no advantage to being paralyzed. And you wouldn't need to be paralyzed to use the technology either. I can buy a headmouse for myself if I really wanted, but alas, I'm quite comfortable with the one I have.
the first program listed that it blocks is " AOL Toolbar version 1.13.2" isn't this a good thing?