Kansas: state who seeks to overcomplicate the definition of science.
The current definition is fine, and a much better explanation then that boiler-plate, chopped up scientific method.
Is Sun evil?
I don't really think so. I think they're just misguided, and I really hope Fortress doesn't become prevalent in an area that I have to work in.
I don't see this turning out well. Lots of good ideas making a good thing worse.
Neither do I. If you really want amounts of cheap RAM, then getting it unmarked and untested is a way to save money. There are companies like Crucial out there, no solution is necessary.
So there are 200 fake blogs among 8,000,000 that were drawn up with malicious code and this is a story? I'm sure there are far more websites out there that aren't blogs with malicious code. All it comes down is protecting your computer the way you prevent anything bad from happening, by not being stupid about it. 200 is a drop in the bucket when it comes to the blogging community.
Yeah, I went for years getting a spam for about every 9-10 real e-mails, but then I just happened to try to use an ISP (when I got a cable modem) e-mail account and I suddenly had a need for spam filters that I had never used before. Kinda wish I could see the article...
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Kansas: state who seeks to overcomplicate the definition of science. The current definition is fine, and a much better explanation then that boiler-plate, chopped up scientific method.
Is Sun evil? I don't really think so. I think they're just misguided, and I really hope Fortress doesn't become prevalent in an area that I have to work in. I don't see this turning out well. Lots of good ideas making a good thing worse.
If I pass a test, but don't hand it in, should I still get an A?
I foresee a new name coming out of Microsoft headquarters in about a month and a half when OS X wows its first users.
Who knew? Maybe Microsoft should follow this brilliant business plan.
Neither do I. If you really want amounts of cheap RAM, then getting it unmarked and untested is a way to save money. There are companies like Crucial out there, no solution is necessary.
Are they hoping the RIAA is going to buy it off of them? I have a strange feeling that this won't be the end of file-sharing on the internet. :-p
So there are 200 fake blogs among 8,000,000 that were drawn up with malicious code and this is a story? I'm sure there are far more websites out there that aren't blogs with malicious code. All it comes down is protecting your computer the way you prevent anything bad from happening, by not being stupid about it. 200 is a drop in the bucket when it comes to the blogging community.
Yeah, I went for years getting a spam for about every 9-10 real e-mails, but then I just happened to try to use an ISP (when I got a cable modem) e-mail account and I suddenly had a need for spam filters that I had never used before. Kinda wish I could see the article...