Good point. The next picture image could be displayed in a small window and perhaps the human editor could subconsciously get an impression of it before it was "officially checked" further speeding things up.
DuBeers has a near monopoly in diamonds while
Microsoft has a near monopoly in desktop computers.
I donno about you but
I use my computer more than diamonds!
Just like Microsoft is doing with their MediaPlayer they are doing with Instant Messaging. MSN should not be bundled with the OS. (Same with the nags to sign up with Passport.)
If the EU decision forces the commercial MediaPlayers to be included with Windows. I'd like to see she open source players too. And some commercial and open source IM clients (Miranda with Jabber is my fav).
I wish we (The USA) weren't so military focused. Why does this have to come out of improving the friggin' "Battlespace". If 10% of the money spent on the military was spend on civilian research we'd have some pretty cool stuff!
What a horrible job... He'd have to know every foible and gross quirk of IE in order to convert the page into decent HTML. And the very next version of IE will have different oddities. Yuck.
Didn't Microsoft rename "Network Neighborhood" to "Computers Near Me" in XP. That kills me? Was "Network Neighborhood" too technical. Of course the computers might not be physically near you.
Perhaps if you already have a Jabber connection with the guy on the the other side... that would be a nice starting point. You have Jabber Client --> Jabber Server --> Jabber Client. Perhaps the Jabber client could be enhanced to figure out how to get thru the NAT and launch GnomeMeeting with the necessary settings.
Let's say the correct squence is ports 2000, 2002, 2004. You could add a check that says if there is a knock on port 2001 or 2003 then this guy is locked out for a while.
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15 years! How did you get access to http://msdn.microsoft.com/ before it was on the net?
I had to buy MSDN CD-ROMs before the net became popular.
A system that cools to -110C does really seem "ultimate" to me since absolute zero is -273C.
I would think that while old folks might be weak their immune systems would be strong (more "memories") than a middle-aged person.
Good point. The next picture image could be
displayed in a small window and perhaps the
human editor could subconsciously get an impression
of it before it was "officially checked" further
speeding things up.
What a lot of trouble for pictures of silly game that doesn't matter at all.
I wonder if other states could use it.
If so it would make it easier for them to
move to open source.
DuBeers has a near monopoly in diamonds while Microsoft has a near monopoly in desktop computers.
I donno about you but I use my computer more than diamonds!
If the EU decision forces the commercial MediaPlayers to be included with Windows. I'd like to see she open source players too. And some commercial and open source IM clients (Miranda with Jabber is my fav).
Microsoft is using their monopoly to hook people
on MSN IM. They should be forced to include some
alternative IM products too.
Is this like Look TV?
Available in a few Canadian cities.
I agree completely. They are obviously trying
to extend their monopoly!!!
Just calling "SQL server" suggests its the only
program that serves SQL.
I wish we (The USA) weren't so military focused.
Why does this have to come out of improving
the friggin' "Battlespace". If 10% of the money
spent on the military was spend on civilian research we'd have some pretty cool stuff!
What a horrible job... He'd have to know every foible and gross quirk of IE in order to convert the page into decent HTML. And the very next version of IE will have different oddities. Yuck.
Didn't Microsoft rename "Network Neighborhood" to "Computers Near Me" in XP. That kills me?
Was "Network Neighborhood" too technical. Of course the computers might not be physically near you.
Perhaps if you already have a Jabber connection
with the guy on the the other side... that would
be a nice starting point. You have Jabber Client --> Jabber Server --> Jabber Client. Perhaps the Jabber client could be enhanced to figure out how to get thru the NAT and launch GnomeMeeting with the necessary settings.
Maybe they'll invent ADSL that will take broadband over phone lines. That would be great. I can hardly wait.
It has no impossible-to-understand langauge, the options have reasonable names, they do what they suggest... it just works.
Well, it almost is.
ZeD
Don't you think XP is mostly Windows 2000 code?
OK, I admit I am wrong.
I learned something today.
Maybe they should use different file extension
like JAR.
It doesn't have any metadata like what other packages this package requires, etc. Its fine
for what it is but it ain't no package format.
Its seems like basic branding to have some part of the name common for all an enterprise's products.
MozBird, MozFox MozCam sound good too me.
Wasn't there a ruling that said AOL would need to allow other IM systems to connect once they got video going.
Or did they slime out of that?
Why can we just all go Jabber.
Let's say the correct squence is ports 2000, 2002, 2004. You could add a check that says if there is a knock on port 2001 or 2003 then this guy is locked out for a while.