Well of course it's not a typo. What are the odds of you mistyping, say, "$2,600" as "$26,000" with perfect comma positioning and the right numbers of zeroes to properly represent twenty six thousand dollars twice?
Windows 7 is NT version 6.1, but that's because of appcompat reasons only.
Microsoft frequently jumps build numbers before milestones (7000 for Beta 1 of Win7, 7600 for RTM)
Microsoft often picks arbitrary numbers for revision builds (used to be buildnum.0, now it's buildnum.16384 as the starting point. Example: Vista RTM is 6000.16386, meaning there were three compiles of build 6000)
What's needed is someone with lots of disposable funds who can embrace the internet as a means of hype and content distribution.
Obviously, no one else has picked it up, so if anyone rich happens to want to start a production label, now's a good time to catch the hearts of lots of bored internet addicts.
This whole conference was crap. All Apple did was bash Windows, introduce a service pack for Leopard priced at 29USD, and introduce a phone which, well, is only evolutionary, and tell everyone in the US that tethering via AT&T isn't an option for god-knows-what-reason.
They also took out an ExpressCard slot from their MacBook Pros, worsened the battery situation on said laptops, and generally just ripped everyone off. What a waste of time.
What was with the Windows-bashing? They didn't even give a reason. All they said was that it's built on top of Vista... well, duh? Snow Leopard is built on top of Leopard. That's supposed to mean something? Apple is spending a good amount of effort trying to become the biggest troll on the planet... for what? What's the benefit? Too many of my friends were turned off by the unnecessary Windows-bashing; I guess if Apple was trying to win over the enterprise crowd, they did a good job of alienating them right from the start.
The device is sturdy (judging from past Zunes), the screen (while not HD by any means) will still be a decent screen to work with, and the hardware will be solid enough to output 1280x720.
It's a winner in my book, even though I still wish the screen itself was 720p.
Here's the thing: UAC is one layer of defense against this (even though UAC is never called a protective layer, it seems). If there is no verified publisher, UAC will say that the publisher is unknown and thus, in theory, it should trigger a red flag with people. That's how all of my computer illiterate friends approach it, and they've never had problems.
Second, the default view for most folders in 7 is the details view, which means whether a file is an executable will be exposed to the viewer by default regardless of whether extensions are hidden.
By all means, edit this setting if you must, but realize that 7 has already taken a good number of steps to deal with the danger.
So basically, Bacillus Pasteurii will be used to actually turn the sand into sandstone instead of waiting for thousands of years or using other kinds of walls.
To be honest, the part which is more interesting is the fact that desertification will be stopped by using a wall. Sure, the Slashdot summary used bacteria as a hook, but in all honesty, the wall is more important than the bacteria anyway, which is why there's only a small mention of the bacteria in the source article.
Seriously, there's nothing here. Countries will always try to vilify other countries in order to satisfy their own interests. The Axis of Evil is a pretty good example.
In Virginia, students in high schools can take the SOL (standards of learning) tests on laptops and see their score next day (only in order to prevent guessing the answers based on scores if scores were given immediately).
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A consumer version of a military app for a widely-used phone?
Anyone have a spare tin-foil hat?
The nature of things hasn't changed.
Apples can and do still go bad.
Well of course it's not a typo. What are the odds of you mistyping, say, "$2,600" as "$26,000" with perfect comma positioning and the right numbers of zeroes to properly represent twenty six thousand dollars twice?
Theoretically speaking, if we could get, say, an entire ship and all of its inhabitants to do this "quantum walk"...
wouldn't we be well on our way towards creating an improbability drive?
I'm probably hugely stretching this beyond what it means.
Windows 7 is NT version 6.1, but that's because of appcompat reasons only.
Microsoft frequently jumps build numbers before milestones (7000 for Beta 1 of Win7, 7600 for RTM)
Microsoft often picks arbitrary numbers for revision builds (used to be buildnum.0, now it's buildnum.16384 as the starting point. Example: Vista RTM is 6000.16386, meaning there were three compiles of build 6000)
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(I used my stealthy password exposer to find that out.)
What's needed is someone with lots of disposable funds who can embrace the internet as a means of hype and content distribution.
Obviously, no one else has picked it up, so if anyone rich happens to want to start a production label, now's a good time to catch the hearts of lots of bored internet addicts.
This whole conference was crap. All Apple did was bash Windows, introduce a service pack for Leopard priced at 29USD, and introduce a phone which, well, is only evolutionary, and tell everyone in the US that tethering via AT&T isn't an option for god-knows-what-reason.
They also took out an ExpressCard slot from their MacBook Pros, worsened the battery situation on said laptops, and generally just ripped everyone off. What a waste of time.
What was with the Windows-bashing? They didn't even give a reason. All they said was that it's built on top of Vista... well, duh? Snow Leopard is built on top of Leopard. That's supposed to mean something? Apple is spending a good amount of effort trying to become the biggest troll on the planet... for what? What's the benefit? Too many of my friends were turned off by the unnecessary Windows-bashing; I guess if Apple was trying to win over the enterprise crowd, they did a good job of alienating them right from the start.
I modded-up the article as "fresh."
Not sure if that helps.
Who said he was the only one to contribute? I said Microsoft contributed, not Chris Wilson.
Microsoft actually contributed lots to HTML 5, at least according to Chris Wilson (Software Architect for IE)
In effect, it's like semi-Microsoft v. completely-Microsoft. (food for thought)
Microsoft had multitouch first by way of Surface (compared to Apple, anyway).
It can output 720p to an HDTV.
The device is sturdy (judging from past Zunes), the screen (while not HD by any means) will still be a decent screen to work with, and the hardware will be solid enough to output 1280x720.
It's a winner in my book, even though I still wish the screen itself was 720p.
The Carnegie Institution for Science published something like this exactly one year ago today.
Granted, it doesn't mention Europium, but the same principle applies.
If we start seeing lots of dirt being dug up on the Clinton administration, now we'll know why.
not that I'm terribly fond of them, but they didn't ruin the place like the most recent outgoing group did.
It's about time someone stood up for free speech. Intimidation and coercion need to be met with even more force to keep our rights intact.
that and I like Craigslist.
I'm not a nuclear scientist by any means, but would it be possible to harvest the heat and radiation from spent fuel and convert that to electricity?
(I'm assuming this wouldn't be possible for gamma radiation, but alpha/beta radiation should be doable, as well as with simple residual heat)
Here's the thing: UAC is one layer of defense against this (even though UAC is never called a protective layer, it seems). If there is no verified publisher, UAC will say that the publisher is unknown and thus, in theory, it should trigger a red flag with people. That's how all of my computer illiterate friends approach it, and they've never had problems.
Second, the default view for most folders in 7 is the details view, which means whether a file is an executable will be exposed to the viewer by default regardless of whether extensions are hidden.
By all means, edit this setting if you must, but realize that 7 has already taken a good number of steps to deal with the danger.
We don't want to hear you talking on the phone while flying, and neither does Virgin.
Logically, they likely blocked it in order to preserve the sanity of other passengers.
Ethanol -> lots of space to make fuel.
Biomass to electricity -> not nearly as much space.
So basically, Bacillus Pasteurii will be used to actually turn the sand into sandstone instead of waiting for thousands of years or using other kinds of walls.
To be honest, the part which is more interesting is the fact that desertification will be stopped by using a wall. Sure, the Slashdot summary used bacteria as a hook, but in all honesty, the wall is more important than the bacteria anyway, which is why there's only a small mention of the bacteria in the source article.
Nothing to see here, folks. Move right along.
Seriously, there's nothing here. Countries will always try to vilify other countries in order to satisfy their own interests. The Axis of Evil is a pretty good example.
In Virginia, students in high schools can take the SOL (standards of learning) tests on laptops and see their score next day (only in order to prevent guessing the answers based on scores if scores were given immediately).
Why is this something new?
The patents are for inventions not covered by the CP/M file system... or in FAT12 for that matter.
You should look up more information on prior art.