Yes, it matters. Read the customer design challenges:
"system needs to provide real-time data in 1sec from power-on"
"can not use suspend/resume due to a very limited power budget and temperature range - no battery to backup RAM."
"must be resilient to power loss at any time - to prevent data corruption"
If I remember well Win 3.x was installing as an application over DOS 6.x?
Does my memory plays a prank to me?
I remember I bot my first 486 DX4 (100Mhz) with DOS 6.22 as an OS and Windows 3.11 Workgroup.
I am from Romania and I can assure you that the "supply of legal workplace" is very abundant here. If you are an IT guy you can easily find work for about 3 times the medium salary in Romania. I think most of the scams that are done from Romania are done by a small group of people which specialized in this. Not only eBay, but in Romania it is kind of a national sport to scam, starting with the political class and down to the beggars in the street.
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Call Wallowitz to fix it.
Yes, it matters. Read the customer design challenges: "system needs to provide real-time data in 1sec from power-on" "can not use suspend/resume due to a very limited power budget and temperature range - no battery to backup RAM." "must be resilient to power loss at any time - to prevent data corruption"
If I remember well Win 3.x was installing as an application over DOS 6.x? Does my memory plays a prank to me? I remember I bot my first 486 DX4 (100Mhz) with DOS 6.22 as an OS and Windows 3.11 Workgroup.
FF3 is gorgeous, memory efficient, but as long as they don't fix the scrolling issue (scrolling a page with fixed background image) it is pretty much unusable. Link to the scrolling issue: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=675935&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
I am from Romania and I can assure you that the "supply of legal workplace" is very abundant here. If you are an IT guy you can easily find work for about 3 times the medium salary in Romania. I think most of the scams that are done from Romania are done by a small group of people which specialized in this. Not only eBay, but in Romania it is kind of a national sport to scam, starting with the political class and down to the beggars in the street.
Campaign http://www.gamespot.com/video/939643/6176222/ Terran units http://www.gamespot.com/video/939643/6176216/starc raft-ii-terran-faction-blizzcon-preview
Short fight:
http://www.gamespot.com/video/939643/6176214/starc raft-ii-official-movie-3
Yep, I read it also some time ago.