It's an extremely clever set of scripts that pulls the necessary components of various versions of IE from microsoft, and configures wine so that it all just works, making setting up IE to run under wine the work of a few minutes. Whilst still in beta, version 2.1 includes support for IE 7.
(Actually all it includes at the moment is the rendering engine wrapped in an IE 6 interface - but for web development the rendering engine is what we need to see in action the most.)
I used to have an account with Nationwide... and they had my email address. I always use separate throwaway addresses for each company I give information to, so I'll be watching my spam folder to see if I get more spam to that address now.
...from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the largest, international, consensus-based scientific body ever to review all the evidence on climate change. In the part of the IPCC's Third Assessment Report specifically about anthropogenic effects on radiative forcing:
Summary
Well-mixed greenhouse gases make the largest and best-known contribution to changes in radiative forcing over the last century or so.
quite simply, the only way we will see the end of adware and spam is if they stop being profitable. this is excellent news, and i sincerely hope goes ahead with his threat.
that is neat, but i would argue just how environmentally friendly it is. there's the electricity required to run the fan, and also to freeze the water for ice. and even if you can buy renewable electricity / green-tags, there's still the issue of the embedded energy in the water supply and considerable water waste. that said, it really is neat. i'd be interested in a comparison between this and a regular ac in terms of total energy usage (inc water) and cooling efficiency.
...they work by using a closed circuit of air that is continuously being scrubbed of CO2 and at the same time oxgyen is added from a tank of pure o2. the only possible benefit of this technology to rebreathers might be to extend the potential dive-time by supplementing the pure o2 in the rebreather tank. however, since rebreather technology already alows for dive times of many hours, i think that's unlikely
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"Maybe it would be possible to OCR every image as it comes through"
It is.
"The new breed of spam -- call it Spam 2.0"
No, no, no... please, please don't!
You really should check out ies4linux.
It's an extremely clever set of scripts that pulls the necessary components of various versions of IE from microsoft, and configures wine so that it all just works, making setting up IE to run under wine the work of a few minutes. Whilst still in beta, version 2.1 includes support for IE 7.
(Actually all it includes at the moment is the rendering engine wrapped in an IE 6 interface - but for web development the rendering engine is what we need to see in action the most.)
I used to have an account with Nationwide... and they had my email address. I always use separate throwaway addresses for each company I give information to, so I'll be watching my spam folder to see if I get more spam to that address now.
"Requires no power supply - Equipped with Hand Crank" ?
the second one, in firefox 2.0b2 (ubuntu edgy). i'm not even kidding.
http://www.grida.no/climate/ipcc_tar/wg1/451.htm
...from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the largest, international, consensus-based scientific body ever to review all the evidence on climate change. In the part of the IPCC's Third Assessment Report specifically about anthropogenic effects on radiative forcing:
The debate about climate change is over.
quite simply, the only way we will see the end of adware and spam is if they stop being profitable. this is excellent news, and i sincerely hope goes ahead with his threat.
that is neat, but i would argue just how environmentally friendly it is. there's the electricity required to run the fan, and also to freeze the water for ice. and even if you can buy renewable electricity / green-tags, there's still the issue of the embedded energy in the water supply and considerable water waste. that said, it really is neat. i'd be interested in a comparison between this and a regular ac in terms of total energy usage (inc water) and cooling efficiency.
...has had wifi on its flights for a over a year now.
...they work by using a closed circuit of air that is continuously being scrubbed of CO2 and at the same time oxgyen is added from a tank of pure o2. the only possible benefit of this technology to rebreathers might be to extend the potential dive-time by supplementing the pure o2 in the rebreather tank. however, since rebreather technology already alows for dive times of many hours, i think that's unlikely
It's called Evolution and it's kicks Outlook's ass :-D