Not after nitch OSs and stuff. Shouldn't the iPod then have the most viruses. =) I mean really, there has to be a million or so iPods connected to PCs out there running Windows, that would be the potable market that you would want to infect. Destroying all the digital music out there and all. =) But, I guess market share doesn't mean much.
(I know, there is no real way for one iPod to infect the next, I'm doing a funny rant on market share is why windows is attacted)
Does this mean they patented the file system. You know, folders inside of folders and then the files. Like every OS's file system is, but for the potable device. Because that is basically what it is, a file that is in a folder, that is in a folder till you get to the root directory. Could they use any file system as prior art.
Yep, because that is the one thing everyone grabbed, or has, is their laptop before hitting the road. I bet half the people that have one forgot it all together on that mad dash out of town.
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Its to connect datacenters together so that all of Googles search databases have the same information. Just maybe that is the reason the would need a high speed internet of their own.
My guess, is that geeks don't find blogs that fun, or cool. While everyone else who doesn't know much about computers thinks this is the coolest think since sliced bread and its simple to do. Just log into a blog site and start blogging about their life or whatever they want to talk about and most of it is pointless rants about nothing. Just fludding the internet with more crap that google searches have to sort through for us to get our answers about the geek things we are looking for.
The reason why Apple is unwilling to work with artist directly is due to the court case that they are having with the Apple Record company, think Beetles, and that Apple is not suppose to become a record company. Signing up artist directly would make them a record company. They need to tiptoe around this so that they can offer the artist tracks online, while not being conidered a record company, but a music store. As far as I know, Apple has put down contract on the table for any record lable that wants to come on board, as long as its $.99 a song. That is why I say greed is probably the reason why. That even though indy artist don't mind, the labels they are on do. I know the labels are going to try and get their artist as much money too. So its some what a catch 22 for the label, get the artist on iTunes but don't get them much money, or hold out for more money, but don't get on iTunes. I would go with the first and hope full more money later, but who knows. You are an artist, but have you asked your manager or exec at your lable why they haven't tried to get you on iTunes if you are not already.
Apple was able to keep the price at $.99 for so long is due to they had contracts with the music companies up to 2006 that said songs are $.99 and only $.99. Now that contract is coming to a close. Record companies don't want to sign up again until Apple raises the prices so they can make more money. Greed will kill the iTunes store, not Apple doing what the customers want, and thats a quick and cheap form of getting music.
The reason why independant artist are not on the iTunes music store, is probably for this same reason. The musician wants to charge $1.49 a song while Apple wants it to be $.99 like all the others. Again, its greed.
Yeah, and I'm sure google can help Perfect 10 find them and help put the people away since they have the pictures cached with the URL. Case closed, but no, go after the one that has more money is always the way people go these days. Not after the real criminals.
Not much since Apple will be getting the memory at a very steep discount. Said to be getting the memory for the same price as they were getting the hard drives. So it wont raise the iPods price, just makes it better.
Well... If you have one drive thats slow, and it does a read, it has to go from start to finish on its own. Like in a race, one runner, going from start to finish, say, all 10 miles. Two drives would be like two runners starting at opposite ends, only needing to run 5 miles at the same slow pace, and you get done in half the time. That is the basic idea behind this even though you wont cut read times in half like my runner analogy does. You can then also slow the drives down more, so that it takes the same amount of time as one drive, and the drives will use less energy. This adds redundancy if one drive goes out but energy efficency. If one does, the other can speed up and complete and still give performance till the other drive is replaced.
You don't realize how important this is till you need it. Any one person at my company needed this twice within a month. Though his stuff was on the server, he was without a working computer for a day. And he is a remote user across the country so it wasn't like I could just hand him another laptop.
You could use a RAID 0 for the drives to make it less likely to steal the drives out of it. That you couldn't just walk out with just one drive and have all the info. Especially if you are working with large files and the system writes to both to keep speed hight. That someone would have to take all the drives to have all the info. This could last line of defense for what the person has to get out of the building with. And if they try for one drive one day, another the next, the PC will crap out on them since one drive is missing, thus drawing attention. But as they always say, nothing is safe unless its locked in a safe, and not powered on.
Ok, what I meant was this 5 MB of code, which is the engine for the game, ends up producing a full game, which we all know has graphics and sounds that take up the majority of the space. That its looks so smal against the ending product, but is a lot of code. I guess I was being poetic, but no one picked up on it.
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No, really. If Apple opens that up to all Wintel computer companies, it will rule them all. That is if they ever do.
They might be micro, but even microbes can still kill if the immune system that can stop them. Do you want to go first, be my guess.
Sorry, my math was off. way off. I had the wrong numbers in my head. Mod it up stupid, not interesting.
Thats about 60 Miles to the gallon of hydrogen, if my calculations are correct. Now, what is the price of hydrogen, per gallon or liter?
Not after nitch OSs and stuff. Shouldn't the iPod then have the most viruses. =) I mean really, there has to be a million or so iPods connected to PCs out there running Windows, that would be the potable market that you would want to infect. Destroying all the digital music out there and all. =) But, I guess market share doesn't mean much.
(I know, there is no real way for one iPod to infect the next, I'm doing a funny rant on market share is why windows is attacted)
Does this mean they patented the file system. You know, folders inside of folders and then the files. Like every OS's file system is, but for the potable device. Because that is basically what it is, a file that is in a folder, that is in a folder till you get to the root directory. Could they use any file system as prior art.
Yahoo News is reporting on something for Google, basically giving them free advertisement for their new service. Am I missing something.
Yep, because that is the one thing everyone grabbed, or has, is their laptop before hitting the road. I bet half the people that have one forgot it all together on that mad dash out of town.
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Make a bit for bit duplicate.
Its to connect datacenters together so that all of Googles search databases have the same information. Just maybe that is the reason the would need a high speed internet of their own.
Did that count as a blogging.
F*ck!
My guess, is that geeks don't find blogs that fun, or cool. While everyone else who doesn't know much about computers thinks this is the coolest think since sliced bread and its simple to do. Just log into a blog site and start blogging about their life or whatever they want to talk about and most of it is pointless rants about nothing. Just fludding the internet with more crap that google searches have to sort through for us to get our answers about the geek things we are looking for.
The reason why Apple is unwilling to work with artist directly is due to the court case that they are having with the Apple Record company, think Beetles, and that Apple is not suppose to become a record company. Signing up artist directly would make them a record company. They need to tiptoe around this so that they can offer the artist tracks online, while not being conidered a record company, but a music store. As far as I know, Apple has put down contract on the table for any record lable that wants to come on board, as long as its $.99 a song. That is why I say greed is probably the reason why. That even though indy artist don't mind, the labels they are on do. I know the labels are going to try and get their artist as much money too. So its some what a catch 22 for the label, get the artist on iTunes but don't get them much money, or hold out for more money, but don't get on iTunes. I would go with the first and hope full more money later, but who knows. You are an artist, but have you asked your manager or exec at your lable why they haven't tried to get you on iTunes if you are not already.
Apple was able to keep the price at $.99 for so long is due to they had contracts with the music companies up to 2006 that said songs are $.99 and only $.99. Now that contract is coming to a close. Record companies don't want to sign up again until Apple raises the prices so they can make more money. Greed will kill the iTunes store, not Apple doing what the customers want, and thats a quick and cheap form of getting music.
The reason why independant artist are not on the iTunes music store, is probably for this same reason. The musician wants to charge $1.49 a song while Apple wants it to be $.99 like all the others. Again, its greed.
"tart-cart" for the smaller bus. Since the special ed kids were usually on them.
(Yep, I know, I'm going to hell because I was a kid.)
Yeah, and I'm sure google can help Perfect 10 find them and help put the people away since they have the pictures cached with the URL. Case closed, but no, go after the one that has more money is always the way people go these days. Not after the real criminals.
Not much since Apple will be getting the memory at a very steep discount. Said to be getting the memory for the same price as they were getting the hard drives. So it wont raise the iPods price, just makes it better.
Well... If you have one drive thats slow, and it does a read, it has to go from start to finish on its own. Like in a race, one runner, going from start to finish, say, all 10 miles. Two drives would be like two runners starting at opposite ends, only needing to run 5 miles at the same slow pace, and you get done in half the time. That is the basic idea behind this even though you wont cut read times in half like my runner analogy does. You can then also slow the drives down more, so that it takes the same amount of time as one drive, and the drives will use less energy. This adds redundancy if one drive goes out but energy efficency. If one does, the other can speed up and complete and still give performance till the other drive is replaced.
You don't realize how important this is till you need it. Any one person at my company needed this twice within a month. Though his stuff was on the server, he was without a working computer for a day. And he is a remote user across the country so it wasn't like I could just hand him another laptop.
You could use a RAID 0 for the drives to make it less likely to steal the drives out of it. That you couldn't just walk out with just one drive and have all the info. Especially if you are working with large files and the system writes to both to keep speed hight. That someone would have to take all the drives to have all the info. This could last line of defense for what the person has to get out of the building with. And if they try for one drive one day, another the next, the PC will crap out on them since one drive is missing, thus drawing attention. But as they always say, nothing is safe unless its locked in a safe, and not powered on.
TRASH! Their not trash! Use them coffee mug coaster at work. No need to leave rings on your nice desktop.
Probably a typo, should be 10 "short" years. Which the question should then be, "Do we have measuring sticks to measure these years?"
You will be surprised, they make a whole lot of that don't deal with planes. And much of that stuff is Security related.
What he's smoking! =)
Ok, what I meant was this 5 MB of code, which is the engine for the game, ends up producing a full game, which we all know has graphics and sounds that take up the majority of the space. That its looks so smal against the ending product, but is a lot of code. I guess I was being poetic, but no one picked up on it.