Its like looking at a newspaper thats still in the newstand would be the same as possesion of that paper. There's a difference between possesion and viewing.
And since keyboard loggers cant detect mouse movements, you could actually find the letters and copy and paste them into the field. That would even confuse some software-level loggers.
I have seen cell phones do weird things to the electronics though. Like for example, a ring on someone's cell phone came through on our headsets in the cockpit (small plane).
I was actually thinking of using a pure file compression like bzip, gzip or rar. It would take a while for a dvd to load if you did it this way, but it will give a fairly large boost to space, its not necessary, but if hard drive space is a problem, it might be good to do especially for less frequently watched movies.
If I were you, Id rip the dvd to an ISO file, then compress. When A movie is requested, just decompress, and mount the ISO. Then it would be no different than having the DVD in a drive.
Of course Id either find or write an Application that could add DVDs, and then play them.
If mono really does have a preformance problem, use the money you'll save on the server software (start with a free distro) to buy a slightly faster server to make up the difference.
I sent an email to my admins, explaining that I knew of a vulnerability that could get my Local System on any machine in the network, and then possibly use other exploits that I haven't thought of to get as high as Domain Admin.
This scared them pretty bad. I had a meeting with them, and had Local system after 5 minutes (took me longer cuz they put scsi drives in the computers). They took me seriously after this, and are working with me to make the labs more secure.
I think you might have missed the point. Even her just clicking on a link could using mozilla vs Internet Explorer, could make a difference. If I was a former IE-only web designer, having 10+%(For some sites this is true) of my traffic coming from browsers other than IE might be a wake-up call.
See, your mom just helped spread open standards - an important piece of the open source picture.
Why is the 10 year old necessarily going to equate to a young adult. Sometimes a fresh view on the world, and asking the right "whys" (instead of mindlessly saying "its always been done that way") allows for much better debating. I hate when even anti-ageists, are also ageist
Both of these are rhetorical questions. The point being that the most people get less open-minded as they get older, and that its quite possible that a 12 year old could be one of the best possible debate partners while your supposed 40-year (guessing here) would be the worst.
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This?
You can enter if you are a student, no matter the major. You can't enter if your under 18 though.
Its like looking at a newspaper thats still in the newstand would be the same as possesion of that paper. There's a difference between possesion and viewing.
No, but with a special build of Wine they run on it.
Yes, Lycoris was installed on those Wal-Mart PCs, but I think Linspire was also
I got the impression that the original poster is doing this on his own time, not part of his job.
P.S. Changing Ram or putting in a new harddisk is mostly a fear issue, not a knowledge issue.
And since keyboard loggers cant detect mouse movements, you could actually find the letters and copy and paste them into the field. That would even confuse some software-level loggers.
I have seen cell phones do weird things to the electronics though. Like for example, a ring on someone's cell phone came through on our headsets in the cockpit (small plane).
I was actually thinking of using a pure file compression like bzip, gzip or rar. It would take a while for a dvd to load if you did it this way, but it will give a fairly large boost to space, its not necessary, but if hard drive space is a problem, it might be good to do especially for less frequently watched movies.
If I were you, Id rip the dvd to an ISO file, then compress. When A movie is requested, just decompress, and mount the ISO. Then it would be no different than having the DVD in a drive.
Of course Id either find or write an Application that could add DVDs, and then play them.
If mono really does have a preformance problem, use the money you'll save on the server software (start with a free distro) to buy a slightly faster server to make up the difference.
I was thinking the same thing, and I have the perfect idea for a project.
I don't see the word college anywhere on the page. It looks good to me.
And microsoft's pay-for-support-after-you-bought-the-product adds alot of value?
Ummmm, english documentation?
A good forum would be nice too.
I own a US-made calculator. My speakers are made by a US company which makes everything in other countries. Thats pretty much it.
Good luck hating reading ruby. Ruby is great to read, and has some very interesting things, but In some places, its lacking.
If you can stand her. I personally can't but my typing isn't that bad, Its mostly my spelling.
I sent an email to my admins, explaining that I knew of a vulnerability that could get my Local System on any machine in the network, and then possibly use other exploits that I haven't thought of to get as high as Domain Admin.
This scared them pretty bad. I had a meeting with them, and had Local system after 5 minutes (took me longer cuz they put scsi drives in the computers). They took me seriously after this, and are working with me to make the labs more secure.
Discovery Wings had very little content. I can only stand to watch Kyle's first solo 10 or so times before I get sick of it.
Microsoft?
I think you might have missed the point. Even her just clicking on a link could using mozilla vs Internet Explorer, could make a difference. If I was a former IE-only web designer, having 10+%(For some sites this is true) of my traffic coming from browsers other than IE might be a wake-up call.
See, your mom just helped spread open standards - an important piece of the open source picture.
Lag is measured in days!
Why is the 10 year old necessarily going to equate to a young adult. Sometimes a fresh view on the world, and asking the right "whys" (instead of mindlessly saying "its always been done that way") allows for much better debating. I hate when even anti-ageists, are also ageist
Is arguing with a 17 necessarily a waste of time?
And does open-mindedness increase with age?
Both of these are rhetorical questions. The point being that the most people get less open-minded as they get older, and that its quite possible that a 12 year old could be one of the best possible debate partners while your supposed 40-year (guessing here) would be the worst.
Actually its much closer to locate.