maybe you're outsourcing the wrong type of work. only the most simple, direct, and well-defined work should be outsourced...i.e. stuff that needn't be 'managed' so much.
who cares who invented what?! must everything be 'credited'?
besides, arabs and indians enjoyed fruitful exchanges (trade and scientific). furthermore, during the peak of arab civilization, everyone was welcome to participate in scientific progress. hence, the torch-carrying of progress from andalusia/spain to europe.
people (most people) who just browse, use office, email..etc. dont need more than the computing power available around year 2000. so a typical 2005 laptop is going to have a typical 2003 desktop computing power for about ~$1000.
we're still waiting for the next big computing resource hog: real speech recognition.
He also noted that students from other middle eastern countries usually tried to stay in the US, but that the students from Saudi Arabia tended to go back.
Maybe because the saudi students had better jobs than the other middle esatern students!
People who complain about CNN:
arabs for their 'perceived' US slant.
People who complain about aljazeera:
US admin
americans who think it's a propaganda machine
Israel
Palestinian authority
some Arabs
Iraqi interm gov. as well as Saddam's iraq (!)
the following arab nations: saudi arabia, kuwait, jordan
aljazeera: the only free news channel in the middle east.
standard hardware: PC's
standard subhardware: PCI, AGP, USB,..etc.
Standard OS software:
Windows
Linux
I think it's amazing that different kinds of PC hardware can run games at all. Yes, alot more can be done; but much more has already been done. I think we need to work on software that runs independent of the OS. Just as OS should be hardware independent, we need to develop software that is independent of the OS.
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maybe you're outsourcing the wrong type of work. only the most simple, direct, and well-defined work should be outsourced...i.e. stuff that needn't be 'managed' so much.
the arab world was MORE islamic in the middle ages. the decline of the arab world has more to do with political anarchy than religion.
who cares who invented what?! must everything be 'credited'?
besides, arabs and indians enjoyed fruitful exchanges (trade and scientific). furthermore, during the peak of arab civilization, everyone was welcome to participate in scientific progress. hence, the torch-carrying of progress from andalusia/spain to europe.
eom.
i agree onenote is very versatile scratchpad--but it lacks outlining features. i wouldn't call it an outliner.
original here http://science.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=151888 &cid=12744831
people (most people) who just browse, use office, email..etc. dont need more than the computing power available around year 2000. so a typical 2005 laptop is going to have a typical 2003 desktop computing power for about ~$1000. we're still waiting for the next big computing resource hog: real speech recognition.
google the lyrics.
http://www.blackviper.com/
..is what i suggest.
i suggest something in a web FORUM format. one subject, many notes from many different people.
combine file folders and tags. supposedly, the next gen file system for windows will do this.
just have your storage portable (eg. "my documents"), and plug it into any computer you use.
i just know it stands for facsimile.
just use google man! type in the words you recall from a page and presto.
..hahah!! you haven't seen saudi arabia! i bet saudi driving infected bahrain.
Why can't they say..readings someone's internet page?!
the technique and a detailed summary are available."
a summary with detail huh?
He also noted that students from other middle eastern countries usually tried to stay in the US, but that the students from Saudi Arabia tended to go back.
Maybe because the saudi students had better jobs than the other middle esatern students!
...just as when an mp3 is "overkill" for bt now, so will a movie in a decade.
will we need bt then?(yeah i know this question might connection speed increase vs. media density increase)
i have V-Kool(R) on my car windows. it works wonders. it makes the sun feel like a lightbulb.
in thir world countries, you're lucky if you can even get a job in the first place.
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptreplicator.a sp
concerning middle east coverage:
People who complain about CNN:
arabs for their 'perceived' US slant.
People who complain about aljazeera:
US admin
americans who think it's a propaganda machine
Israel
Palestinian authority
some Arabs
Iraqi interm gov. as well as Saddam's iraq (!)
the following arab nations: saudi arabia, kuwait, jordan
aljazeera: the only free news channel in the middle east.
standard hardware: PC's ..etc.
standard subhardware: PCI, AGP, USB,
Standard OS software:
Windows
Linux
I think it's amazing that different kinds of PC hardware can run games at all. Yes, alot more can be done; but much more has already been done. I think we need to work on software that runs independent of the OS.
Just as OS should be hardware independent, we need to develop software that is independent of the OS.