You can actually shave some bucks off that price just by buying the individual components from OWC. They sell plenty of 2.5" hard drive mechanisms and an array of FireFire enclosures. I haven't been able to find 3.5" drives that are bus-powered for FireWire at all, which is the thing I need most.
OK, yes, I'm used to seeing 90% of advertising targeted to whites. I'm used to 90% of fashion advertising using white models. I'm used to 90% of media using whites as good guys and blacks as sidekicks. Thankfully most of the advertising I see on the way to work features either no people or iPod people.
The US borrows in its own currency unlike the rest of the world, so if the currency is devalued, the guy we borrowed the money from suddenly gets paid a lot less.
Well, by Channel I don't necessarily mean an arbitrarily determined number. It could be named, and curated, if you will, or merely filtered programmatically. Radio programmers still have a use in the digital age, either by evaluating content for a search engine or recommender, or by assisting the model that the search engine uses, or by manually putting the content in there.
Although they don't do satellite imagery, I find Map24's directions to be much better than anyone else's. I can set waypoints and avoid toll roads, and their 'fly-along'the-route' thingy is excellent. It's Java-based, not AJAX, but I don't think an AJAX app could do the spiffy 3D stuff at all.
All it takes to sell real estate is to pass a test and pay $600. Any monkey can (and does) do it. Greediest bunch of mouth-breathers you are likely to ever meet...
The laws of real estate licensing vary incredibly from state to state. In some states, the training is extensive and agents can actually be expected to arbitrate disputes!
Camino has absorbed some of the features of those plugins. It can now block ads and flash and other things. Unfortunately, no Abe Vigoda tracker is available.
There's a pretty nice RTOS called uCos-II from Micrium that's not as ridiculously expensive. No per-seat licenses, but you may need to purchase the book. The license fee is per product line.
My apologies, but I would've thought ANYONE on Slashdot would know it's illegal and immoral and runs the risk of prision? That's common knowledge?
OK, in the root of this thread, in the subject line, you say that more incentive is required to make this offer worthwhile. My reply and the GP state that there is, in fact, a possibility that there are security researchers who would rather have bugs fixed and get a smaller reward than risk prison time for a larger purse that may end up being nothing. This may be a result of a risk vs. reward calculation, OR it may be a result of actual honesty.
The fact that you see this so often suggests that it is NOT common knowledge that blackmail is illegal.
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The only nag I can think of is the QuickTime Pro crap that comes up when you open QuickTime Player, but I've never seen that with iTunes.
At what point does iTunes nag or present ads? You can turn off the ministore with a mouse click.
SideTrack replaces the MacOS trackpad driver. Are they planning to port it to Windows too?
You can actually shave some bucks off that price just by buying the individual components from OWC. They sell plenty of 2.5" hard drive mechanisms and an array of FireFire enclosures. I haven't been able to find 3.5" drives that are bus-powered for FireWire at all, which is the thing I need most.
OK, yes, I'm used to seeing 90% of advertising targeted to whites. I'm used to 90% of fashion advertising using white models. I'm used to 90% of media using whites as good guys and blacks as sidekicks. Thankfully most of the advertising I see on the way to work features either no people or iPod people.
You have a dorkier sig than any of your tech friends though.
Everything you post is a new reason for our relationship to stay that way.
White people get recognition every day. You're just used to it.
Start saving up some Euros then.
The US borrows in its own currency unlike the rest of the world, so if the currency is devalued, the guy we borrowed the money from suddenly gets paid a lot less.
Did you forget to read the summary? It says invite-only in the last sentence. That goes for whoever modded you up, too.
Although I am tired of the foolicio.us things, I really dig Flickrlicio.us (maybe NSFW)
I agree. Cumberland is a boring town. I grew up there :)
Well, by Channel I don't necessarily mean an arbitrarily determined number. It could be named, and curated, if you will, or merely filtered programmatically. Radio programmers still have a use in the digital age, either by evaluating content for a search engine or recommender, or by assisting the model that the search engine uses, or by manually putting the content in there.
The concept of Channels is for when there is so much content that anyone who is not 100% dedicated to evaluating it is overwhelmed.
Although they don't do satellite imagery, I find Map24's directions to be much better than anyone else's. I can set waypoints and avoid toll roads, and their 'fly-along'the-route' thingy is excellent. It's Java-based, not AJAX, but I don't think an AJAX app could do the spiffy 3D stuff at all.
But the ZDNet article has the highest hype per paragraph ratio of anything I've read for a while. Web 2.0? Is that the buzzword replace Internet2?
The Internet2 is a real network. Perhaps you're thinking of DHTML?
All it takes to sell real estate is to pass a test and pay $600. Any monkey can (and does) do it. Greediest bunch of mouth-breathers you are likely to ever meet...
The laws of real estate licensing vary incredibly from state to state. In some states, the training is extensive and agents can actually be expected to arbitrate disputes!
What can I say? I really love black girls.
It's the top of the line iMac, and the highest-end Mac with an Intel CPU.
The 10 iPods is weird though. I'd rather have one of the iPod commercial girls.
Did these guys hire the Boo.com crew for their business plan?
Camino has absorbed some of the features of those plugins. It can now block ads and flash and other things. Unfortunately, no Abe Vigoda tracker is available.
There's a pretty nice RTOS called uCos-II from Micrium that's not as ridiculously expensive. No per-seat licenses, but you may need to purchase the book. The license fee is per product line.
How did you manage that? I thought 68K linux required an FPU and didn't offer an emulator?
My apologies, but I would've thought ANYONE on Slashdot would know it's illegal and immoral and runs the risk of prision? That's common knowledge?
OK, in the root of this thread, in the subject line, you say that more incentive is required to make this offer worthwhile. My reply and the GP state that there is, in fact, a possibility that there are security researchers who would rather have bugs fixed and get a smaller reward than risk prison time for a larger purse that may end up being nothing. This may be a result of a risk vs. reward calculation, OR it may be a result of actual honesty.
The fact that you see this so often suggests that it is NOT common knowledge that blackmail is illegal.