Just have a look at some of the sites that have been banned, can u come up with some credible justification for banning them? Govt. of India could not. Initially they said these blogs were restricted because they were trying to instigate violence after the blasts, later they said these blogs where under the scanner for a much longer time
Remember that GW or environment change is not limited to the region that causes pollution. Hence the ozone hole over Arctic.
Assuming that we can somehow manage to build flood walls in all continents,
What do you plan to do about shifting rain and temperature patterns? So, next are we going to be relocating millions of people to the new zones that have adequate rainfall and artificially flatten and fertilize vast landscapes to suit agriculture because nature takes its own sweet time?
An even better technique would be to use cloud seeding and other means to control the environment including temprature and humidity in areas already populated by humans.
Thats a kickass idea for a startup company! Get a few patents that makes it difficult for others to compete, use "under the belt" marketing to get government contracts to control the environment for the next 15 years, make money and by the end of 15 years make sure there is nobody else who can replace you even if the authorities want a change. Hmm, I see a MS like company with $100 billion market cap, want to join me?
Ooops, maybe it'll also give rise to a new kind of terrorism where crackpots will be trying to destroy these system just before they are needed! A few kgs of TNT to take out the flood walls a day before the storm hits, and whamm, New Orleans all over again.
Cool, so instead of finding alternatives for technologies that may have created this problem in the first place, we are going to get into a loop where we have to constantly maintain our environment in our surroundings for survival.
Great idea, lot of oppurtunities of enterprenuers, way to go man, we need more people like you.
I dont think this is about who should have what responsibility, or morality.
But there are some questions that we have to ponder over
# Does the pay allow them to educate their children to a resonable level such that their next generation is more knowledgable or has skillsets that opens up new oppurtunities and choices for their carreer. (Assuming these workers at the bottom of the pyramid)
# Does the work schedule allow them to spend some time awake with their famalies, visit relatives and friends or take up hobbies of interest etc
# Can a worker choose to stop working after one shift and opt to go home, at least for a temporary period, without risking her job?
# Should a worker resign (do they get a appointment letter before they start?) from her present job before she finds time to look for better oppurtunities?
# Do they need some sort of permit to migrate to cities from villages? If yes, are there any terms specified by the Government or the contractor who helps them get it?
# How is China outside the swanky cities. Can a tourist in China freely tarvel to remote villages and spend sometime there without getting explicit permission for it from authorities?
# Could contractors or companies run their factories as they are running them now, if China were to have Democracy, free speech, free press and labor laws that were open to public debates?
# If the teeming masses that fuel Chinese factories are unhappy with the working conditions and pay, can they come together and protest about it without risking their lives? Can the press there publish articles that reflect their concerns, or can they freely use the internet to raise awareness about their plight?
[sarcasm] But do they have a alternative? I wonder what humans were doing for food, shelter and other things to keep their our body and soul together before these big corporations came along.... maybe companies existed ever since humans came into existence." [/sarcasm]
Communists and Big corporations seem to have found a cocktail that allows them use to masses of cheap labor to produce low cost products while the "People's" Government ensures they have no other choice but to serve these corporations in return for a Zombie like existence.
We underestimate how much freedom and democracy has contributed to the quality of life we enjoy now.
Capitalists pay lip service to "our way of life" and ditch it in a jiffy abroad, if doing so increases their profits. Google threw its corporate policy of "do no evil" into water and became a part of "the great china firewall". But they did put up a nice show by refusing to hand over user data to US gov. because the courts and laws here make sure the govt cannot screw them. The article just puts Apple into the same basket as Walmart and thousands of other companies. Pufff, only a small dent to the halo ring around Apple.
Lest we forget, the leader of the biggest communist country began his latest visit with a dinner hosted by one of the founders of Microsoft and the guest list included big winners of capitalism (read CEOs of Big companies). It is difficult to believe that Cold War was a just few decades ago, and many who lived through it are still alive. Wan'st it about Democracy vs Communism? How many American soldiers died fighting communism in Vietnam and Korea? Did Tiananmen square happen in the distant past?
Oops, wait, why is USA pissed of with Fidel Castro (Cuba), Kim Jung II(North Korea), Than Shwe (Myanmar), Saddam Hussien (before 2003), Ahmadinejad (Iran) and others? They too are more or less communists like China. Oh, but they do not allow our Capitalists to exploit the masses nor allow US to sell goods and services in their market. WTF, they dont want to be part of "the" global economy, down with these oppressors etc etc. Ahhh, but we do neeed something to keep our Military-Industry complex busy, yup, sounds great, and the morons deserve it anyway.....
Should the decision on whom the head of a state meets be based on the other persons looks?
Or should ones worth in dollars be the measure for fixing appointments with the leader of the nation? I am no idealist, but RMS is definetly bigger than a pesky loser / pushover.
Maybe RMS is a attention seeker. But his contribution to this civilisation in the form of GPL license and softwares are invaluable. It continues to influence developers worldwide contribute to free software.
I bet BillGates legacy will be gone in a decade or two of his death, but GPL and related stuff created and influenced by RMS will continue to survive long beyond his lifetime
Also, they didnt try to just barge in, the articles note that they had been trying for a appointment and their requests had been ignored, without even a reply refusing the appointment.
Its a very good contrast to the reception he found in India. India's president found time to meet and discuss open source with a guy who had the same beer belly, unshaven beard and was probably dressed in a khaki and tshirt on that day too.
The President publicly endorses Opensource and argues developers to contribute to it. Just search for Kalam opensource or Kalam Stallman on google
Non-Indians, please dont mistake Dr. Kalam to be a commie. He comes from a non-political background, is absolutely adored by Indians and ranks very high as a inspiration for youngsters. He regularly recieves standing ovations when he enters a podium and transcripts of his spechees are easily found on the web and in mailing lists. He is trusted and respected by a overwhelming majority of Indians.
The queue to meet Dr. Kalam is easily a lot longer than the one to meet the French PM, but who in the queue ultimately gets the chance to meet them tells a lot about what the leaders stand for.
However, we have some worries about its multi-tasking performance, which doesn't appear to be quite as good as the chip that Conroe will be replacing later this year.
We found that it was faster than the current flagship Pentium Extreme Edition 965 processor in nearly every single-threaded scenario, but there were times where Conroe fell behind in multi-tasking scenarios.
AMD was said to have extracted 30% to 40% performance jump when moving from 130nm to 90nm, how much will they be able to extract when they move to 65nm? Hector was also specific that they are contended with the market share they have in consumer space now and are going after buissness desktops next. Looks like AMD is not going to rest till they have cut Intel to 50% in every market category
"You have indeed surpassed me. I request to study under your tutelage. I aspire to the ultimate zen, profit with no product nor service nor any other material trapping.
That's why they are virus particles, along with the slow degradation of all complex molecules, if you have a Cathode ray tube full of slashdot they will just sit in front of the tube forever. Doing nothing. they will... sit there. Doing nothing. Eating but not metabolizing. Not replicating. Living things would either die, metabolize, or replicate, the virii do not.
phew, for a min i tought he was describing a typical slashdotter
Iran is arming itself? and in a few more decades will have an arsenal of weapons? okay, so what?
India went nuclear. Pakistan went nuclear. Israel is said to have nuclear weapons.
Why dont the policemen of the world touch these first????
No Oil with those three, that why...
Repeat after me "Iraq,Iran and Russia are the only OIL rich Nations that do not bow to US of A, they need to be fixed... Russia is too big, lets bother about them later, Iraq already down, time to do something about Iran" got it
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I had a girlfriend who was a cook, and it was incredible how she could make things taste better.
Why compare bugs in a beta product based on brand new codebase only one year old to code bugs that were introduced in products atleast 10 years ago and reused to date! With all the circus show that Microsoft has been doing since 2003 about its sudden "security focus".... you would not have expected third parties to
1. find the flaw
2. Post sample exploit code
3. Scream about the exploit on top of their voices.
4. release unofficial patches (because they were not ready to wait a few months that MS usually takes)
MS Office=Slimware : OOo=Bloatware is not true.
Going beyond the numbers, I recently had to open a 150 MB PPT file full of graphics, and OfficeXP displayed the file within 10secs, but as I began scrolling down, the whole machine just slowed down as Office began rendering the slides one by one, and at a point, GUI stop responding
After killing office, I opened the same file in OOo2 (which was still in Beta release back then) and to my horror it took close to 15 - 20 mins to open it....... but after the file opened, OOo was running as usual, and editing the file as as snappy as editing a simple 2 or 3 slide PPT.
I am product designer just out of college, and when I was there we were preparing our assignments in M$ word and used to used to often notice that Word would begin screaming after a few graphic files and heavy formatting was inserted to word. OOo2 at home would have no such problem and as it matured with each test build, I switched to creating my assignments in home and soing a final edit at college before submission.
furniture companies in Redmond today offered a special volume discount on "Entertain Chairs" to Software maker Microsoft. This is a upgrade from their earlier offerings and services such as pick up of broken chairs during delivery of new ones are bundled with this edition. However, these companies indicated that this is a midterm upgrade until the debut of their new furniture being designed from ground up.
The new furniture is already under active development and is expected to be released during end of 2006. A new design methodology in which modular development takes precedent over integrated innovation was recently introduced to speed up the process and meet the deadline. Modular approach allows for more independent development and testing by various groups. It also permitted automated testing that helps identify errors and incompatibilities early during the process. Some features in the new design are being back ported to allow customers to switch at a slower pace.
Integrated innovation approach used extensively in earlier products was abandoned after it failed to accommodate large fundamental changes as even small changes in some critical corner regularly broke stability of others and the complex interlinks forced designers to resort to manual testing which failed to catch errors before product introduction, creating a need for these companies to ship service kits shortly after products hit the shelf. This old approach required designers to spend more time integrating their innovation in meetings than spend it doing actual design. Few frustrated designers recently started blogs to air their unhappiness after thick layers of bureaucracy prevented their voices from being heard by management. Discovery of errors in furniture frequently by third parties despite non-availability of the design drawings, lead to weekly patch kits becoming regular.
A AMC program called "Assurance" introduced to fund such kits was badly received by customers and some of them have switched to smaller shops that offer more customizable and maintainable furniture solutions by shipping with their design drawings allowing third parties to fix, modify or upgrade the furniture if required.
A hyped feature of the new design is inclusion of metathreads with every fiber which allows easier and much faster finding of broken furniture using a new tool that eliminates the time consuming need for sweeping the entire floor. Though this feature was already available as add on, it is said that this new design binds it tightly. A common complaint with earlier product designs which made furnitures easy to hijack when exposed to public has been significantly addressed by creating more isolated modules that allow the furniture to be usable even if particular modules are hijacked. Other new features hyped or listed include glossy finish, a richer user experience and new grips that makes the user more productive, allowing him to focus on the throw by reducing the effort required to maintain furniture balance essential for effective throws.
Early prototypes of the new design are available for important customers and vendors with Monkey Spat design network accounts. Companies recently announced that the new design process will enable them to ship updated prototypes more frequently during the development cycle.
In a recent presentation, representatives of the companies were enthusiastic saying that the new design will provide growth opportunities for the entire market as it required customers to upgrade their cleaning equipments, maintenance employees to enroll in new certification programs and new expensive add ons to the furnitures to make it usable in the real world. They also revealed that the new design will be available in these editions
1. Home edition
2. Entertainment edition
3. Professional / Consultant edition
4. SOHO edition
5. Enterprise edition
6. Executive edition
7. CEO edition (a feature packed but with high assistance to en
IE7 is rumored to break compatibility as it moves closer towards standards... just like other browers. What happens to these sites once IE7 is out? Will they expect people to keep a box or partition to just browse with IE6?
AD in W2K & W2K3 is a good example. M$ screwed up LDAP support in W2K AD hoping to get companies to dump their Unix and Linux boxes and move and switch to a MS only environment. Soon they realised that LDAP was going to be here for a long time and have since improved support to it in the form of Win SFUs. AD in W2K3 corrects it by vastly improving support for LDAP.
With IE7 M$ is saying that they know web will move on, with or without M$ support
It is a different question on wether countries and governments need to restrict G Maps info.
but Google cannot say it will block certain areas for one country, while not doing so for another. The blacked out whitehouse area has set a precedent for governments around the world to ask Google to do the same for their buildings.
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Bing blocks Kamasutra in the land it was written in! Ballmer is losing it fast
Just have a look at some of the sites that have been banned, can u come up with some credible justification for banning them? Govt. of India could not. Initially they said these blogs were restricted because they were trying to instigate violence after the blasts, later they said these blogs where under the scanner for a much longer time
http://exposingtheleft.blogspot.com
http://princesskimberley.blogspot.com
http://hinduhumanrights.org
He's referring to India's failed AGNI III missile test launch
1. First sell Vista claiming it is the most secure and stable OS ever
2. Next sell Windowsonecare subscription claiming it will make you more productive by securing the most secure OS ever
3. Charge hardware manufacturers a good fee to "test and certify" their driver because you dont want them to destabilze the most stable OS ever. Get users to do the testing for free
4. Get corporates to sign a two year "Software Assurance" agreement, that gives them access to Service Packs and other upgrades. Conviently release the service pack just when most of the agreements have expired forcing users to extend their agreements.
5. Oh, but you need MS Office to do anything useful with your PC, that'll just cost you....
6. Billy, is there any other way to rip off money from our "customers"
7. ....???
8. Psst.... give away a little of your money to show that your concern about humanity. Yes, yes I promise I wont throw chairs at employees anymore
8. Lots and lots of profit !!!
Remember that GW or environment change is not limited to the region that causes pollution. Hence the ozone hole over Arctic.
Assuming that we can somehow manage to build flood walls in all continents,
What do you plan to do about shifting rain and temperature patterns? So, next are we going to be relocating millions of people to the new zones that have adequate rainfall and artificially flatten and fertilize vast landscapes to suit agriculture because nature takes its own sweet time?
An even better technique would be to use cloud seeding and other means to control the environment including temprature and humidity in areas already populated by humans.
Thats a kickass idea for a startup company! Get a few patents that makes it difficult for others to compete, use "under the belt" marketing to get government contracts to control the environment for the next 15 years, make money and by the end of 15 years make sure there is nobody else who can replace you even if the authorities want a change. Hmm, I see a MS like company with $100 billion market cap, want to join me?
Ooops, maybe it'll also give rise to a new kind of terrorism where crackpots will be trying to destroy these system just before they are needed! A few kgs of TNT to take out the flood walls a day before the storm hits, and whamm, New Orleans all over again.
Cool, so instead of finding alternatives for technologies that may have created this problem in the first place, we are going to get into a loop where we have to constantly maintain our environment in our surroundings for survival.
Great idea, lot of oppurtunities of enterprenuers, way to go man, we need more people like you.
I dont think this is about who should have what responsibility, or morality.
But there are some questions that we have to ponder over
# Does the pay allow them to educate their children to a resonable level such that their next generation is more knowledgable or has skillsets that opens up new oppurtunities and choices for their carreer. (Assuming these workers at the bottom of the pyramid)
# Does the work schedule allow them to spend some time awake with their famalies, visit relatives and friends or take up hobbies of interest etc
# Can a worker choose to stop working after one shift and opt to go home, at least for a temporary period, without risking her job?
# Should a worker resign (do they get a appointment letter before they start?) from her present job before she finds time to look for better oppurtunities?
# Do they need some sort of permit to migrate to cities from villages? If yes, are there any terms specified by the Government or the contractor who helps them get it?
# How is China outside the swanky cities. Can a tourist in China freely tarvel to remote villages and spend sometime there without getting explicit permission for it from authorities?
# Could contractors or companies run their factories as they are running them now, if China were to have Democracy, free speech, free press and labor laws that were open to public debates?
# If the teeming masses that fuel Chinese factories are unhappy with the working conditions and pay, can they come together and protest about it without risking their lives? Can the press there publish articles that reflect their concerns, or can they freely use the internet to raise awareness about their plight?
[sarcasm] But do they have a alternative? I wonder what humans were doing for food, shelter and other things to keep their our body and soul together before these big corporations came along.... maybe companies existed ever since humans came into existence." [/sarcasm]
Communists and Big corporations seem to have found a cocktail that allows them use to masses of cheap labor to produce low cost products while the "People's" Government ensures they have no other choice but to serve these corporations in return for a Zombie like existence.
We underestimate how much freedom and democracy has contributed to the quality of life we enjoy now.
Capitalists pay lip service to "our way of life" and ditch it in a jiffy abroad, if doing so increases their profits. Google threw its corporate policy of "do no evil" into water and became a part of "the great china firewall". But they did put up a nice show by refusing to hand over user data to US gov. because the courts and laws here make sure the govt cannot screw them. The article just puts Apple into the same basket as Walmart and thousands of other companies. Pufff, only a small dent to the halo ring around Apple.
Lest we forget, the leader of the biggest communist country began his latest visit with a dinner hosted by one of the founders of Microsoft and the guest list included big winners of capitalism (read CEOs of Big companies). It is difficult to believe that Cold War was a just few decades ago, and many who lived through it are still alive. Wan'st it about Democracy vs Communism? How many American soldiers died fighting communism in Vietnam and Korea? Did Tiananmen square happen in the distant past?
Oops, wait, why is USA pissed of with Fidel Castro (Cuba), Kim Jung II(North Korea), Than Shwe (Myanmar), Saddam Hussien (before 2003), Ahmadinejad (Iran) and others? They too are more or less communists like China. Oh, but they do not allow our Capitalists to exploit the masses nor allow US to sell goods and services in their market. WTF, they dont want to be part of "the" global economy, down with these oppressors etc etc. Ahhh, but we do neeed something to keep our Military-Industry complex busy, yup, sounds great, and the morons deserve it anyway.....
Was it not weak economy, more than anything e
Should the decision on whom the head of a state meets be based on the other persons looks?
Or should ones worth in dollars be the measure for fixing appointments with the leader of the nation? I am no idealist, but RMS is definetly bigger than a pesky loser / pushover.
Maybe RMS is a attention seeker. But his contribution to this civilisation in the form of GPL license and softwares are invaluable. It continues to influence developers worldwide contribute to free software.
I bet BillGates legacy will be gone in a decade or two of his death, but GPL and related stuff created and influenced by RMS will continue to survive long beyond his lifetime
Also, they didnt try to just barge in, the articles note that they had been trying for a appointment and their requests had been ignored, without even a reply refusing the appointment.
Its a very good contrast to the reception he found in India. India's president found time to meet and discuss open source with a guy who had the same beer belly, unshaven beard and was probably dressed in a khaki and tshirt on that day too.
http://www.gnu.org.in/node/25
http://www.hinduonnet.com/2004/02/01/stories/200 4020104231000.htm
The President publicly endorses Opensource and argues developers to contribute to it. Just search for Kalam opensource or Kalam Stallman on google
Non-Indians, please dont mistake Dr. Kalam to be a commie. He comes from a non-political background, is absolutely adored by Indians and ranks very high as a inspiration for youngsters. He regularly recieves standing ovations when he enters a podium and transcripts of his spechees are easily found on the web and in mailing lists. He is trusted and respected by a overwhelming majority of Indians.
The queue to meet Dr. Kalam is easily a lot longer than the one to meet the French PM, but who in the queue ultimately gets the chance to meet them tells a lot about what the leaders stand for.
However, we have some worries about its multi-tasking performance, which doesn't appear to be quite as good as the chip that Conroe will be replacing later this year.
We found that it was faster than the current flagship Pentium Extreme Edition 965 processor in nearly every single-threaded scenario, but there were times where Conroe fell behind in multi-tasking scenarios.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2006/06/04/intel_ conroe_performance_preview/7.html
Conroe is still being benchmarked in Intel prepeared setups, independent reviews are still awaited, even then some r already noticing performance lags http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2006/06/04/intel_ conroe_performance_preview/7.html
AMD was said to have extracted 30% to 40% performance jump when moving from 130nm to 90nm, how much will they be able to extract when they move to 65nm? Hector was also specific that they are contended with the market share they have in consumer space now and are going after buissness desktops next. Looks like AMD is not going to rest till they have cut Intel to 50% in every market category
then thou shall study software patents and suing
That's why they are virus particles, along with the slow degradation of all complex molecules, if you have a Cathode ray tube full of slashdot they will just sit in front of the tube forever. Doing nothing. they will... sit there. Doing nothing. Eating but not metabolizing. Not replicating. Living things would either die, metabolize, or replicate, the virii do not.
phew, for a min i tought he was describing a typical slashdotter
So it needed 2 processors and 8GB RAM before it worked fairly well as a desktop machine! now I know why it failed.
Iran is arming itself? and in a few more decades will have an arsenal of weapons? okay, so what?
India went nuclear. Pakistan went nuclear. Israel is said to have nuclear weapons.
Why dont the policemen of the world touch these first????
No Oil with those three, that why...
Repeat after me "Iraq ,Iran and Russia are the only OIL rich Nations that do not bow to US of A, they need to be fixed... Russia is too big, lets bother about them later, Iraq already down, time to do something about Iran" got it
I had a girlfriend who was a cook, and it was incredible how she could make things taste better.
and then i discovered /.
Yes, you do have lack of consistency.....
Why compare bugs in a beta product based on brand new codebase only one year old to code bugs that were introduced in products atleast 10 years ago and reused to date! With all the circus show that Microsoft has been doing since 2003 about its sudden "security focus".... you would not have expected third parties to
1. find the flaw
2. Post sample exploit code
3. Scream about the exploit on top of their voices.
4. release unofficial patches (because they were not ready to wait a few months that MS usually takes)
before it got Microsoft's attention!
you need to do all that to find urself in front of the system!!!!!!!! so non-nerdy :(
you deserve to be banished from slashdot.......
their can hire every man and his dog in India!
me just upgraded from Windows experience to Linux, me thinks me safe from this attack, what you say?
STOP PRESS! If mass public knew what is good for them and the society, Bush would not have been where he is now. Period.
MS Office=Slimware : OOo=Bloatware is not true. Going beyond the numbers, I recently had to open a 150 MB PPT file full of graphics, and OfficeXP displayed the file within 10secs, but as I began scrolling down, the whole machine just slowed down as Office began rendering the slides one by one, and at a point, GUI stop responding After killing office, I opened the same file in OOo2 (which was still in Beta release back then) and to my horror it took close to 15 - 20 mins to open it....... but after the file opened, OOo was running as usual, and editing the file as as snappy as editing a simple 2 or 3 slide PPT. I am product designer just out of college, and when I was there we were preparing our assignments in M$ word and used to used to often notice that Word would begin screaming after a few graphic files and heavy formatting was inserted to word. OOo2 at home would have no such problem and as it matured with each test build, I switched to creating my assignments in home and soing a final edit at college before submission.
IBM MBA: Oh shit! my on-demand buissness model just got screwed. Boss, can we buy out Level 3 and Verio?
furniture companies in Redmond today offered a special volume discount on "Entertain Chairs" to Software maker Microsoft. This is a upgrade from their earlier offerings and services such as pick up of broken chairs during delivery of new ones are bundled with this edition. However, these companies indicated that this is a midterm upgrade until the debut of their new furniture being designed from ground up.
The new furniture is already under active development and is expected to be released during end of 2006. A new design methodology in which modular development takes precedent over integrated innovation was recently introduced to speed up the process and meet the deadline. Modular approach allows for more independent development and testing by various groups. It also permitted automated testing that helps identify errors and incompatibilities early during the process. Some features in the new design are being back ported to allow customers to switch at a slower pace.
Integrated innovation approach used extensively in earlier products was abandoned after it failed to accommodate large fundamental changes as even small changes in some critical corner regularly broke stability of others and the complex interlinks forced designers to resort to manual testing which failed to catch errors before product introduction, creating a need for these companies to ship service kits shortly after products hit the shelf. This old approach required designers to spend more time integrating their innovation in meetings than spend it doing actual design. Few frustrated designers recently started blogs to air their unhappiness after thick layers of bureaucracy prevented their voices from being heard by management. Discovery of errors in furniture frequently by third parties despite non-availability of the design drawings, lead to weekly patch kits becoming regular.
A AMC program called "Assurance" introduced to fund such kits was badly received by customers and some of them have switched to smaller shops that offer more customizable and maintainable furniture solutions by shipping with their design drawings allowing third parties to fix, modify or upgrade the furniture if required.
A hyped feature of the new design is inclusion of metathreads with every fiber which allows easier and much faster finding of broken furniture using a new tool that eliminates the time consuming need for sweeping the entire floor. Though this feature was already available as add on, it is said that this new design binds it tightly. A common complaint with earlier product designs which made furnitures easy to hijack when exposed to public has been significantly addressed by creating more isolated modules that allow the furniture to be usable even if particular modules are hijacked. Other new features hyped or listed include glossy finish, a richer user experience and new grips that makes the user more productive, allowing him to focus on the throw by reducing the effort required to maintain furniture balance essential for effective throws.
Early prototypes of the new design are available for important customers and vendors with Monkey Spat design network accounts. Companies recently announced that the new design process will enable them to ship updated prototypes more frequently during the development cycle.
In a recent presentation, representatives of the companies were enthusiastic saying that the new design will provide growth opportunities for the entire market as it required customers to upgrade their cleaning equipments, maintenance employees to enroll in new certification programs and new expensive add ons to the furnitures to make it usable in the real world. They also revealed that the new design will be available in these editions
1. Home edition
2. Entertainment edition
3. Professional / Consultant edition
4. SOHO edition
5. Enterprise edition
6. Executive edition
7. CEO edition (a feature packed but with high assistance to en
AD in W2K & W2K3 is a good example. M$ screwed up LDAP support in W2K AD hoping to get companies to dump their Unix and Linux boxes and move and switch to a MS only environment. Soon they realised that LDAP was going to be here for a long time and have since improved support to it in the form of Win SFUs. AD in W2K3 corrects it by vastly improving support for LDAP.
With IE7 M$ is saying that they know web will move on, with or without M$ support
It is a different question on wether countries and governments need to restrict G Maps info.
but Google cannot say it will block certain areas for one country, while not doing so for another. The blacked out whitehouse area has set a precedent for governments around the world to ask Google to do the same for their buildings.
when and where can i buy a quad GPU board.... will it support a gpu cluster! I am sure moshe will be ready to port his codes to support this one