No, I think the point has been missed. This is an ongoing thing. As long as there are only 2 fighting, then there will only be 2 getting noticed.
"Oh what about Mac?" Mac is the Kia of it's time. It's what you need, and only what you need. What's the fun in that? If it can't be exploited and run against, then how can we compare it? Eventually, you will be able to buy one, and get one free.
I'm no math nut, but is this article in line with the most up-to-date mathmatical expressions? I read the article, but found that most of it looks like some unsupported HTML code that dates back when they first discovered that this was a mathmatical problem. Also, there is no, um, thing to understand? I mean, I RTFM, and I still don't understand WTF it's about... but, once a guy called me stupid.
You take a little bracket (that costs 10 cents), and screw it to the seat. Then, you screw a flashlight to the other end of the bracket, pointing in the toilet.
Jon is assisted by Opera's PR manager who will be rowing alongside the adventurous CEO in the company inflatable raft on the trip across the Atlantic as an act of guilt after making the CEO's statement public.
The funniest thing about this is that the company even has an inflatable raft!
Oh, sir you wanted to really change the name? Oh sorry, I thought you just wanted to change the way your real name appeared. For that we must now right-click on "My Computer" (what an odd name for an icon on a windows OS) and then go to manage. Now find Users and Groups.....
What about Bill Gates??? Has no-one thought about HIS feelings? What if people learn something different than Microsoft? Bill has a goal too. I mean, eventually, Microsoft will remind us that Earth is flat. I mean, I'm one who remembers the world when we all knew it was flat. Man-kind has been cheated by the "fact" that Earth is round. It's round, but the only pics they give you are the one's from right above, and that is just the earth's shape, a circle, but a flat circle. Are we really going to give into the dorks that spend hours of their days, just to provide the computing world a "groovy", or "hip" way to compute. No, this needs to be in the hands of qualified professionals, like those at Microsoft. If it weren't for Microsoft, then what will kids be going to school for, just to learn that 2+2=5? Come on man, you ain't fool'n me!
that we can't have both? Why can't there just be apps that you pay for, and apps that you get from your good friend that wrote the shit? I have a friend that's a goddamn genus, but he's not got enough time to write a program for everything. I'm assuming that everyone else is like that too. If you want some software, then look for it. Like what you find for free? get that. Don't like what's free? Go buy something. There is something to be said about a relationship that only costs one party or the other, and I think that one thing is to be said very carefully.
Pfff, I didn't call you stupid, nor am I trying to debate this idea. We can all say that they came home alive, because of some outstanding help, right? Okay, leave it. I was only trying to get others to consider that there was more to it. And no, I'm not trying to preach. I am just one that thinks that this Apollo 13 mission was in fact a REAL mission to go to the moon. The FIRST real mission mind you, but still, they gave it an attempt. They didn't know every little aspect of space, like the Russians did either. It's just that the Russians didn't think it was possible to go to the moon, due to the Van Allan radiation belt ( http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/sci/A0850404.html ) The Americans set out to go through this radiation belt and the rest is.... history?
Okay, okay, it wasn't a saint. He was just a really kind guy with the ability to make a difference.
I'm sure that those guys were not praying AT ALL. They were probably just thinking, "Man, I can't WAIT for Houston to come up with a solution for this little misshap, heh, they'll come up with something.... Houston... come in... Houston.... Hello?
Does anybody remember what hapened? They lost contact for a while. If you care, then think about this really. You're a guy in space, right, and a major problem comes up, for which you have no training. Come on folks. I know when people get onboard an airplane, the thing that they do most is pray. Maybe they are not trying, but they do it. They do it, and so do we.
Ask the guys that were on Apollo13 if they prayed to Houston, or to some sort of an idea of God. Ask them, and then ask yourself, if it was really duct-tape that saved their lives, or something special. If you look over the facts (which are probably highly classified) You'll probably come to the conclusion: "Holy shit! These guys got really lucky!"
heh, I mentioned the word "saint" on slashdot, and received a -1 from someone called gay Lene K. The fumes aren't getting to me, it the FLAMES! hahahaaaa
A saint in India saved these guys. Without Him, there would have been no return. Ask them, they will tell you that at their worst moment, they suddenly saw things clearer, and were able to work without illusion... ask them
All that is going to happen is someone is going to figure out the code, and start coding things for people. Neo, this is going to sting a bit, but you're going to learn karate, and have the ability to blast a vapor cloud that covers the shy and blows up a server, and all for the low price of, your time.
They are a difficult nut to crack," said Dan Verton, a former U.S. Marine intelligence officer who is now a journalist for Computer World. "They're very reluctant to talk about operations.
I wonder about this man. I think he cannot be trusted. His lack of knowlage about this issue is relative to the amount of security covering it up. It just fits to good....
How is it faster to use light moving at the speed of a bicycle, then to use electricity? And if we can use light for processing, why not use it at it's fastest? I think the scientist just wanted to point out how they think they can freeze light. If they come up with a way to shine water, I'll be impressed, but only if it's done at the speed of a bicycle.
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Windows is the prettiest way to shoot yourself in the foot, and it's really easy to use.
How does this get classified as Star Wars? Maybe it really Star-Trek. How will we ever know the truth?
heh, that's what I drive
...use this info to better the world, and not just bitch about it in verious blogs...
"Oh what about Mac?" Mac is the Kia of it's time. It's what you need, and only what you need. What's the fun in that? If it can't be exploited and run against, then how can we compare it? Eventually, you will be able to buy one, and get one free.
Both companies are American, right? Profit!
Yeah, they tried to get rights to the sun's rays, but failed, because, well, with current camera technology, they can't prove that the sun has rays.
...Get me to the local patent office. I've got plans for the colors Red, Green, and Blue...
I'm no math nut, but is this article in line with the most up-to-date mathmatical expressions? I read the article, but found that most of it looks like some unsupported HTML code that dates back when they first discovered that this was a mathmatical problem. Also, there is no, um, thing to understand? I mean, I RTFM, and I still don't understand WTF it's about... but, once a guy called me stupid.
You take a little bracket (that costs 10 cents), and screw it to the seat. Then, you screw a flashlight to the other end of the bracket, pointing in the toilet.
The funniest thing about this is that the company even has an inflatable raft!
Oh, sir you wanted to really change the name? Oh sorry, I thought you just wanted to change the way your real name appeared. For that we must now right-click on "My Computer" (what an odd name for an icon on a windows OS) and then go to manage. Now find Users and Groups.....
"Just work it"
can you tell me what a troll is? and then can you tell me what a bot is?
sorry, excuse me, pardon me please, I'm testing my sig.
What about Bill Gates??? Has no-one thought about HIS feelings? What if people learn something different than Microsoft? Bill has a goal too. I mean, eventually, Microsoft will remind us that Earth is flat. I mean, I'm one who remembers the world when we all knew it was flat. Man-kind has been cheated by the "fact" that Earth is round. It's round, but the only pics they give you are the one's from right above, and that is just the earth's shape, a circle, but a flat circle. Are we really going to give into the dorks that spend hours of their days, just to provide the computing world a "groovy", or "hip" way to compute. No, this needs to be in the hands of qualified professionals, like those at Microsoft. If it weren't for Microsoft, then what will kids be going to school for, just to learn that 2+2=5? Come on man, you ain't fool'n me!
that we can't have both? Why can't there just be apps that you pay for, and apps that you get from your good friend that wrote the shit? I have a friend that's a goddamn genus, but he's not got enough time to write a program for everything. I'm assuming that everyone else is like that too. If you want some software, then look for it. Like what you find for free? get that. Don't like what's free? Go buy something. There is something to be said about a relationship that only costs one party or the other, and I think that one thing is to be said very carefully.
Pfff, I didn't call you stupid, nor am I trying to debate this idea. We can all say that they came home alive, because of some outstanding help, right? Okay, leave it. I was only trying to get others to consider that there was more to it. And no, I'm not trying to preach. I am just one that thinks that this Apollo 13 mission was in fact a REAL mission to go to the moon. The FIRST real mission mind you, but still, they gave it an attempt. They didn't know every little aspect of space, like the Russians did either. It's just that the Russians didn't think it was possible to go to the moon, due to the Van Allan radiation belt ( http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/sci/A0850404.html ) The Americans set out to go through this radiation belt and the rest is.... history?
I'm sure that those guys were not praying AT ALL. They were probably just thinking, "Man, I can't WAIT for Houston to come up with a solution for this little misshap, heh, they'll come up with something.... Houston... come in... Houston.... Hello?
Does anybody remember what hapened? They lost contact for a while. If you care, then think about this really. You're a guy in space, right, and a major problem comes up, for which you have no training. Come on folks. I know when people get onboard an airplane, the thing that they do most is pray. Maybe they are not trying, but they do it. They do it, and so do we.
Ask the guys that were on Apollo13 if they prayed to Houston, or to some sort of an idea of God. Ask them, and then ask yourself, if it was really duct-tape that saved their lives, or something special. If you look over the facts (which are probably highly classified) You'll probably come to the conclusion: "Holy shit! These guys got really lucky!"
heh, I mentioned the word "saint" on slashdot, and received a -1 from someone called gay Lene K. The fumes aren't getting to me, it the FLAMES! hahahaaaa
Bravo brother, bravo!
A saint in India saved these guys. Without Him, there would have been no return. Ask them, they will tell you that at their worst moment, they suddenly saw things clearer, and were able to work without illusion... ask them
All that is going to happen is someone is going to figure out the code, and start coding things for people. Neo, this is going to sting a bit, but you're going to learn karate, and have the ability to blast a vapor cloud that covers the shy and blows up a server, and all for the low price of, your time.
I wonder about this man. I think he cannot be trusted. His lack of knowlage about this issue is relative to the amount of security covering it up. It just fits to good....
How is it faster to use light moving at the speed of a bicycle, then to use electricity? And if we can use light for processing, why not use it at it's fastest? I think the scientist just wanted to point out how they think they can freeze light. If they come up with a way to shine water, I'll be impressed, but only if it's done at the speed of a bicycle.