They can just send up the military space crew on the military space shuttle and they have to follow orders even if they might die in the process.
Seriously, other nations don't try to fly 20+ year old space hardware, why are we so far behind... it's almost like they are spending all the money in some far off land for something noone really cares about... oh, wait...
some of the code examples show how to make it browser-independent and specifically show cases and code for allowing Netscape, Firefox, and Opera all to work with previously IE-specific code.
But, in general, it's a fairly good doc.
I enjoy the part about not sniffing the useragent to make it version specific when that may make it so that you have to upgrade the code when a new version comes out, even though the behaviour hasn't changed - which means less revisions just for incrementalism, and more revisions for functional changes.
or i get it for free at my radio station on radio.yahoo.com (Launch, which doesn't work well with Firefox or Opera...) when I'm on an XP laptop.
But I've stopped buying from big chains and only buying from the musicians themselves at their shows (they get half the take, instead of 2 cents) or at local indie music stores where they get $1 from the $12 CD price.
my prediction is this situation will continue to get worse as more and more people avoid the price-fixing parasites at the middle tier and reroute from the consumer to the provider (musicians).
Why is that? Stock prices reflect the value of all future profits and therefore there is no logical reason that any research that will be beneficial over the long term (given interest rates, risk, etc) will not be undertaken.
I blame the overpaid CEOs. For just a small reduction in their ridiculous saleries, they could avoid overseas outsourcing and kept technology jobs here, which is one of the best ways of reinvesting in technology.
Very true, but our market system here in the US, as opposed to say, the EU, encourages one or two quarters of forward looking, as compared to the typical five to ten year forward looking planning the rest of the world enjoys.
Sadly, most shareholders aren't even permitted to vote on the CEO/exec salaries, an obvious loophole...
as an economic power - in fact, the only way that most economists think we could have even a chance would be if we suddenly started pouring money and people into Doctoral programs, especially engineering and hard sciences.
But, that's unlikely to happen.
So we'll turn into another Amsterdam.
Something to look forward too, when you think about it...
However, the graphical Mandrake installer requires alot of RAM, and hardware was not supported out of the box.
What's a lot of RAM? I've got 512MB on my laptop, and I was thinking of making it dual boot WinXP and a Linux distro - and, no, I didn't want to roll my own, but I did want a good laptop distro that works with 11g, DVD+CDR/W, Firewire, and USB ports without much fuss.
I have Mandrake on another box, so I'm not unfamiliar with it, but am waiting till I figure which one gets along nicely with other OS.
from the Silicon Forest, in Sunny Seattle, where Rust is the natural color and Green is the killer app.
With a soundtrack by MC Hamsta and the Technogeek Alliance, available at any fine Radio Shakalakaboomba.
Jump on a hybrid diesel bus and go to Redmond on a floating bridge, or hack the controls of one of the ferries as you escape to Vashon... or cruise in your Dodge Dart to the nearest LAN party...
the man's on our desktop cases we're sore with outsourcin' we're bored with safe surfin' and our LAN parties get busted by the man cause we mod our GTA...
like a silicon jungle out there sometimes i's humble out there but my tribe's low on karma out there so my hood's down at the five and bean where the wireless is so clean and the Java's up to steam
"We want to have our life choreographed, cataloged, witnessed and archived," Stakutis said. "Now we are heading to a world where this is possible without effort."
Maybe you do, but I've already done that, and it's way overrated.
Where's the opt-out box on this form called Life Under Big Brother?
you can get decent ones for under $1000 that will do about 90 percent as much as the ones used in the review.
You won't surf the net faster by overkill, and in the end it's the DRAM (amount, speed) that will impact you more, unless you're doing gaming or some heavy graphics.
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They can just send up the military space crew on the military space shuttle and they have to follow orders even if they might die in the process.
... it's almost like they are spending all the money in some far off land for something noone really cares about ... oh, wait ...
Seriously, other nations don't try to fly 20+ year old space hardware, why are we so far behind
some of the code examples show how to make it browser-independent and specifically show cases and code for allowing Netscape, Firefox, and Opera all to work with previously IE-specific code.
But, in general, it's a fairly good doc.
I enjoy the part about not sniffing the useragent to make it version specific when that may make it so that you have to upgrade the code when a new version comes out, even though the behaviour hasn't changed - which means less revisions just for incrementalism, and more revisions for functional changes.
or i get it for free at my radio station on radio.yahoo.com (Launch, which doesn't work well with Firefox or Opera ...) when I'm on an XP laptop.
But I've stopped buying from big chains and only buying from the musicians themselves at their shows (they get half the take, instead of 2 cents) or at local indie music stores where they get $1 from the $12 CD price.
my prediction is this situation will continue to get worse as more and more people avoid the price-fixing parasites at the middle tier and reroute from the consumer to the provider (musicians).
Why is that? Stock prices reflect the value of all future profits and therefore there is no logical reason that any research that will be beneficial over the long term (given interest rates, risk, etc) will not be undertaken.
Theory does not reflect reality.
I blame the overpaid CEOs. For just a small reduction in their ridiculous saleries, they could avoid overseas outsourcing and kept technology jobs here, which is one of the best ways of reinvesting in technology.
...
Very true, but our market system here in the US, as opposed to say, the EU, encourages one or two quarters of forward looking, as compared to the typical five to ten year forward looking planning the rest of the world enjoys.
Sadly, most shareholders aren't even permitted to vote on the CEO/exec salaries, an obvious loophole
as an economic power - in fact, the only way that most economists think we could have even a chance would be if we suddenly started pouring money and people into Doctoral programs, especially engineering and hard sciences.
...
But, that's unlikely to happen.
So we'll turn into another Amsterdam.
Something to look forward too, when you think about it
However, the graphical Mandrake installer requires alot of RAM, and hardware was not supported out of the box.
What's a lot of RAM? I've got 512MB on my laptop, and I was thinking of making it dual boot WinXP and a Linux distro - and, no, I didn't want to roll my own, but I did want a good laptop distro that works with 11g, DVD+CDR/W, Firewire, and USB ports without much fuss.
I have Mandrake on another box, so I'm not unfamiliar with it, but am waiting till I figure which one gets along nicely with other OS.
from the Silicon Forest, in Sunny Seattle, where Rust is the natural color and Green is the killer app.
... or cruise in your Dodge Dart to the nearest LAN party ...
With a soundtrack by MC Hamsta and the Technogeek Alliance, available at any fine Radio Shakalakaboomba.
Jump on a hybrid diesel bus and go to Redmond on a floating bridge, or hack the controls of one of the ferries as you escape to Vashon
the man's on our desktop cases ...
we're sore with outsourcin'
we're bored with safe surfin'
and our LAN parties get busted by the man cause we mod our GTA
like a silicon jungle out there
sometimes i's humble out there
but my tribe's low on karma out there
so my hood's down at the five and bean
where the wireless is so clean
and the Java's up to steam
just call me 50 credit, yo!
don't be hatin cos they's friends
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Seattle geeksta represent!
I'm down with the Fremont tech scene, yo
[well, that was fun for about three nanoseconds
Gates donates at least half that amount to charity
You mean a charitable foundation run by his family members.
Which I personally like - but it is a tax writeoff that is still effectively controlled.
Does that number include the lost productivity and downtime from downloading and installing security upgrades?
No, that's a feature.
The Windows monopoly saves the world at least $500 billion a year in compatibility costs.
...
That's only in India and China where 90 percent (conservative estimate) of all copies are pirated.
Your kilometerage may vary
isn't that about 666 Euros?
[caveat - I own MSFT and RHAT shares]
or something like that [grin] ...
But seriously, looks like a nice upgrade, although one wonders how long the lifespan will be, due to the chip switch to Intel/AMD.
for those really thick pretzels - made of better tin, so they get better reception.
...
When they outlaw those, only outlaws will eat pretzels
ignore the large complex of buildings you see before you, they are not on MSFT's radar ... or Google's ...
but that's probably because they don't track your location with MP3 players, plus tunes are more useful.
...
Reminds me of those SNL skits - but instead of teeny cell phones, it's teeny MP3 players
never said i had a cell phone - i ditched mine two years ago - too much of a nuisance.
you don't watch videos on your phone - your phone watches you.
"We want to have our life choreographed, cataloged, witnessed and archived," Stakutis said. "Now we are heading to a world where this is possible without effort."
Maybe you do, but I've already done that, and it's way overrated.
Where's the opt-out box on this form called Life Under Big Brother?
sorry, i already posted that - under DRM since you posted that after i applied for the SuperDooper Patent, All Your Base Are Belong To Me.
Maybe he shouldn't have let his server receive that opt-out contract on his life.
Consequences.
you can get decent ones for under $1000 that will do about 90 percent as much as the ones used in the review.
You won't surf the net faster by overkill, and in the end it's the DRAM (amount, speed) that will impact you more, unless you're doing gaming or some heavy graphics.
Just my humble opinion.
long to Big Brother.