The little blue "resize" arrow clearly visible in the video says you're wrong. I'm guessing you line up the top-left arrows then drag the arrow until the bottom-right arrows overlap.
Even the old Sinclair/Times Spectrum "lenslok" protection had a resize function. Duh!
I don't recall ever thinking that about parallel ports. They were Ok for printers but as a means of connecting disk drives, etc. they were useless
USB has backwards compatibility. When we're on USB 5.0 I bet it will still be backwards compatible with USB 1.0. The only thing I hate about USB is the stupid connectors (the standard size ones are OK but those mini/micros ones are awful and over-used, why would anybody put a micro-USB connector on a full size external hard drive is beyond me, but they do it...)
Question: Which lectures are they...? I probably already have them in AVI formay and I'm not installing Silverlight just to find out which ones they are.
...because of all the possible video formats out there, he just happens to choose Silverlight? How convenient.
Summing up: I don't want yet another passing Microsoft fad installed on my machine which will add more vulnerabilities and be downloading weekly "reboot required" updates for the next ten years.
What percentage of the world's population do you think has enough private land to install their own generators and has enough capital to do so? What percentage of those live in places where there's good wind/sun?
Most people who live in villages don't have enough capital to install a $15 goat and most of the people in cities have no space and the neighbors will tell them to take a hike if you ask them for money for a community project.
Maybe there's a tiny percentage of people who live on enough privately-owned land in places where the conditions are right but that's not going to save the world from anything.
It's ironic that the people who could ultimately end up wrecking the earth are the "greens" and the"save the earth" types who'll do anything they can to prevent nuclear power.
Having a station in orbit around the moon would be a lot cooler than having one a couple of hundred miles away and we could use it as a starting point for lunar mining.
You want to capture public imagination? Something like this would definitely do it (and it even has a "Save the Earth" angle - He3 to save us from global warming). The sooner the better, I say, before it starts falling apart.
It would be much cooler to add engines to it and send it off into space. Maybe even use one of the to-be-trashed shuttles for the job.
For me, they could trash it tomorrow and divert the money they save into building more rovers to visit all the planets... and especially some for the moon to check out the He3 content.
Everything is so automated that the pilots were getting bored. In fact much of the conversion work was done on the stupefying London - New York redeye.
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It's like having a few dozen CVVs. If you snoop one of the CVVs on the card it won't help you when the server asks you for a different one.
If you can snoop a few dozen transactions you can crack it, sure, hut if you're in a position to do that the other person is basically screwed anyway.
The little blue "resize" arrow clearly visible in the video says you're wrong. I'm guessing you line up the top-left arrows then drag the arrow until the bottom-right arrows overlap.
Even the old Sinclair/Times Spectrum "lenslok" protection had a resize function. Duh!
CONGRATULATIONS! You're the only poster so far who seems to have watched the video. The "garbage" chars are the key here.
Apparently the shit hit the fan a little bit too hard.
CDs have the foil exposed, DVDs have it sandwiched between two layers of plastic. DVDs should be physically much more reliable than CDs.
I don't recall ever thinking that about parallel ports. They were Ok for printers but as a means of connecting disk drives, etc. they were useless
USB has backwards compatibility. When we're on USB 5.0 I bet it will still be backwards compatible with USB 1.0. The only thing I hate about USB is the stupid connectors (the standard size ones are OK but those mini/micros ones are awful and over-used, why would anybody put a micro-USB connector on a full size external hard drive is beyond me, but they do it...)
Maybe this whole thing is a fabrication to make the ousted president look even more corrupt than he really was?
...and will there be any DVD readers 1,000 years from now?
4Gb of storage is already getting quite small. By the time this gets to market it will be too late to be useful.
I took a big dump overboard this morning. Sorry about that.
All the kid needs is a really good lawyer (who'll probably take a sizable chunk of the money - and the government will take most of what's left over).
Is there a reason why 'orange' doesn't sound like anything else?
I found a youtube video on how to make one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTAqGKt64WM
Make all those 'dead' batteries run little torches:
http://www.emanator.demon.co.uk/bigclive/joule.htm
If he can be charged that much, what's his credit limit?
I thought most of the gas came from burps. They should be making cows that don't burp.
Question: Which lectures are they...? I probably already have them in AVI formay and I'm not installing Silverlight just to find out which ones they are.
...because of all the possible video formats out there, he just happens to choose Silverlight? How convenient.
Summing up: I don't want yet another passing Microsoft fad installed on my machine which will add more vulnerabilities and be downloading weekly "reboot required" updates for the next ten years.
What percentage of the world's population do you think has enough private land to install their own generators and has enough capital to do so? What percentage of those live in places where there's good wind/sun?
Most people who live in villages don't have enough capital to install a $15 goat and most of the people in cities have no space and the neighbors will tell them to take a hike if you ask them for money for a community project.
Maybe there's a tiny percentage of people who live on enough privately-owned land in places where the conditions are right but that's not going to save the world from anything.
It's ironic that the people who could ultimately end up wrecking the earth are the "greens" and the"save the earth" types who'll do anything they can to prevent nuclear power.
Isn't ignorance wonderful?
What about backup? What good is 10Tb of data with no backup? RAID5 protects you against hard drive failure but nothing else.
Could they move it into lunar orbit?
Having a station in orbit around the moon would be a lot cooler than having one a couple of hundred miles away and we could use it as a starting point for lunar mining.
You want to capture public imagination? Something like this would definitely do it (and it even has a "Save the Earth" angle - He3 to save us from global warming). The sooner the better, I say, before it starts falling apart.
It would be much cooler to add engines to it and send it off into space. Maybe even use one of the to-be-trashed shuttles for the job.
For me, they could trash it tomorrow and divert the money they save into building more rovers to visit all the planets ... and especially some for the moon to check out the He3 content.
Windows inertia keeping people from using a proper operating system.
Everything is so automated that the pilots were getting bored. In fact much of the conversion work was done on the stupefying London - New York redeye.
Somebody needs to go back to Spanish 101...