On your sugestion I upgraded my video drivers. I worked better -thanks- but still stutters a bit. I have a Matrox G550. Now with version 5.93.9.0 drivers.
I bet Microsoft (who is loaded) commissioned multiple studies with somewhat credible people. Eg different time periods, different assumptions, etc. Some will favour Windows and some Linux. They just don't release the Linux-friend ones and voila, a Window-friendly study by a credible guy.
Seems all tech has to be aimed at the military these days. This gum, the robot controls humvees. The Penagon has all the money. Too bad. Would be nice to see some science with a non-military angle.
Indexes should be hidden from the SQL programmer by now. Just like C compuilers basically ignore the "register" directive and make "should I put this in a register" decisions for the programmer.
Say you aren't at home but the big game is on. Or a big news event occurs, etc. Also I can see the appeal for teenagers who don't control the family TV.
I recall when phone jacks switched from those big honkers to RJ-45's. Seems that soon we'll have to switch to a more compact standard for lightbumbs. Otherwise the connector will dominate the size of the LED "bulb".
You can ride and bike or walk listening to music from an iPod but you can't do those things with video. I am not so sure this is the right format for video.
Even doing a free city-wide 144Kbps wireless network would be pretty cool.
My city sure ain't got that.
At that speed you can check your mail, send mail, chat, etc.
On your sugestion I upgraded my video drivers. I worked better -thanks- but still stutters a bit. I have a Matrox G550. Now with version 5.93.9.0 drivers.
I bet Microsoft (who is loaded) commissioned multiple studies with somewhat credible people. Eg different time periods, different assumptions, etc. Some will favour Windows and some Linux. They just don't release the Linux-friend ones and voila, a Window-friendly study by a credible guy.
Too bad, this new version still stutters when playing DVDs on my Windows 2000 box.
1.7G Hz should be fast enough. Any suggestions.
Yeah, I used each new Fedora in production. The only problems I had was.. my own code had to be recompiled. Its be a nice ride.
Does that mean the up2date front-end is going to retired in favour of the yum command? Why have two commands that just use the same back-end!
They wouldn't do it if it didn't help them (evil) selves!
... would be nice.
I suppose everything marked const could be shared.
Seems all tech has to be aimed at the military these days. This gum, the robot controls humvees. The Penagon has all the money. Too bad. Would be nice to see some science with a non-military angle.
All these "coincidences" show that the six movies all follow the same formula.
That's what firewalls are for. Not NAT.
Well, yes. Sometimes even Microsoft's direct competitors have trouble breaking away.
OK, I admit I haven't RTFA but it seems to me that WiFi plus some nice software should make a mesh. Doesn't seem like a hardware thing to me.
Indexes should be hidden from the SQL programmer by now. Just like C compuilers basically ignore the "register" directive and make "should I put this in a register" decisions for the programmer.
Say you aren't at home but the big game is on. Or a big news event occurs, etc.
Also I can see the appeal for teenagers who don't control the family TV.
I prefer MONEY as an bonus for doing good work. But, hey, I wouldn't mind a statue too. Why not. But make it bronze.
And the URL for "yahoo's new mind blowing map" ?
> This sort of dishonesty is becoming more and more rampant in corporate culture ...
Becomming?
This is Microsoft...its the way they have always been.
Some genious would come up with a patch to micro-kernel-ise Linux.
I recall when phone jacks switched from those big honkers to RJ-45's. Seems that soon we'll have to switch to a more compact standard for lightbumbs. Otherwise the connector will dominate the size of the LED "bulb".
Unless you give in a cold place -- where its nice of have as many sources of heat as you can get. Also, what about the fate of Easy Bake Ovens?!
You can ride and bike or walk listening to music from an iPod but you can't do those things with video. I am not so sure this is the right format for video.
Guess what, whether or not AJAX should be called AJAX... it is now.
Someday it will even be Ajax.
Good luck changing the name of AJAX to REST.