flash has a limited number of writes before it fails
So do standard rotating-platter drives. Of course I have little idea what the relationship is, but you are right insofar that flash is probably less, if slightly, durable than standard drives.
If you were using an older muzzle-loader (like a musket), it would be point and click. Click is the sound of the spring-loaded flint/steel action striking to ignite the powder.
How ironic... that you have been reposting that too. But I agree with you. I get random crap emails like that all the time, its so damn stupid.
Don't mod the messenger down! Save the points for the real bad guy...
I don't understand how you can state that there is no way to make a trojan for the MacOS. Are programs in MacOS not allowed to delete files? If the answer is yes (which I assume it is) then yes, a trojan can be made for MacOS. If you haven't found any, then the only thing stopping them is most probably either the fact that there's little point (the marketshare arguement), or that MacOS users aren't going to run it (which may also be related, but more positively for Mac users, to the marketshare arguement).
Since Microsoft is from the US, and in the US we treat collective nouns as the singular, a Microsoft Employee is more likely to say "Microsoft makes excellent software."
Isn't the US judicial system based upon innocence until proven guilt? Isn't there also something that juries are supposed to uphold called the benefit of the doubt? Generally agreed upon isn't anywhere near enough for a jury to not have anything to think about.
Its people like you who give the rest of the world a bad name. Sure, America has its problems, but don't go simply call everyone childish in a huge blanket statement without at least SOME justification. I'm surprised you aren't a -1 Troll yet, even considering that you are an Anonymous Coward (particularly applicable here).
And the great thing about MMORPG economies is they're so easy to manipulate. Take WoW, with enough capital, you can simply buy everything (since there's a centralized way to make trades), and sell it back for more, and suck the in-game cash out of everyone else.
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flash has a limited number of writes before it fails
So do standard rotating-platter drives. Of course I have little idea what the relationship is, but you are right insofar that flash is probably less, if slightly, durable than standard drives.
Uh, I hope you were exhibiting that you hadn't suffered any brain damage, because if that isn't sarcasm, I'm afraid you, sir, are an idiot.
Flash most certainly does retain data after power is cut.
I'm sorry, but you're mistaken. The reason they were sued is because they stored some of the actual data on their own servers.
... with the same sort of thing, but even more strict?
I seem to remember the prediction that the US would do something similar. Voila! It came true.
If you were using an older muzzle-loader (like a musket), it would be point and click. Click is the sound of the spring-loaded flint/steel action striking to ignite the powder.
That's supposed to be taken into account with the 25% efficiency. Presumably that includes the p-n junction and wasted heat.
How ironic... that you have been reposting that too. But I agree with you. I get random crap emails like that all the time, its so damn stupid. Don't mod the messenger down! Save the points for the real bad guy...
If you throw yourself at the ground and miss, wouldn't you go into orbit?
Actually, on that useless screen, you can just click on the Support tab, which gives you all the useful information.
Just the flowers. The whale was coming to terms with its newfound existence.
Yes, it is. The mirror is real. I'm sorry, but you're quite thoroughly mistaken.
Is it that hard to believe? You seem to have two choices, click yes, or stop using your mobile phone.
As in beer, not necessarily. As in speech, yes, it is free.
Who, exactly, told you those are legal? Every reputable source I've heard from is very apprehensive about those Russian sites.
Not to dismiss your point, but it's not a monopoly, it's called vertical integration.
I don't understand how you can state that there is no way to make a trojan for the MacOS. Are programs in MacOS not allowed to delete files? If the answer is yes (which I assume it is) then yes, a trojan can be made for MacOS. If you haven't found any, then the only thing stopping them is most probably either the fact that there's little point (the marketshare arguement), or that MacOS users aren't going to run it (which may also be related, but more positively for Mac users, to the marketshare arguement).
Not only that, but they filmed (most of?) it in New Zealand too. I was surprised it had a different director! =)
My Windows XP Setup program has 4 colors I can think of. Blue, Gray, Red and Yellow. It looks like an old DOS setup program.
Since Microsoft is from the US, and in the US we treat collective nouns as the singular, a Microsoft Employee is more likely to say "Microsoft makes excellent software."
Except that that's one of the exceptions to them wanting to come pick you up.
But bandwidth isn't free.
Isn't the US judicial system based upon innocence until proven guilt? Isn't there also something that juries are supposed to uphold called the benefit of the doubt? Generally agreed upon isn't anywhere near enough for a jury to not have anything to think about.
Its people like you who give the rest of the world a bad name. Sure, America has its problems, but don't go simply call everyone childish in a huge blanket statement without at least SOME justification. I'm surprised you aren't a -1 Troll yet, even considering that you are an Anonymous Coward (particularly applicable here).
And the great thing about MMORPG economies is they're so easy to manipulate. Take WoW, with enough capital, you can simply buy everything (since there's a centralized way to make trades), and sell it back for more, and suck the in-game cash out of everyone else.
There have been some pretty original, fun PS2 titles. Katamari Damacy, for instance, has been surprisingly popular.