Chicago does not sit on half the cross-continental backbone and most internet traffic services only have one router listing for the Chicago area.
St. Louis sits on more bandwidth than Chicago.
Chicago has far less available bandwidth than California. Also, your new servers are already running slower than these old ones. That's bad if we can Slashdot you. Perhaps you should just stick to what works?
Unless the government is one of the involved firms, you have no expectation of privacy in the job place. This can be easily testified to by looking around and seeing security cameras everywhere in your place of employment.
It may take time but for moving huge amounts of bandwidth there's usually no better alternative, and you have much easier time keeping tabs on who's responsible for what.
EULAs have no power. They go against Consumer Protection Laws. You know that part about "We are not liable for any damage to hardware this software may cause" part? Nope, goes against our consumer protection laws. The whole EULA is null and void in California. What's doubly funny is Apple is where? Cupertino, CA?
I've seen this as well, loading pages like Digg or Youtube in tabs will cause the browser to hang, and other pages won't load until the first tabs load up. It's really annoying when I tend to middle-click multiple links at once.
The original purpose of the Olympics, in my best guess, was to show the known world at that time who was superior.
Nowdays, it's all about cash. Shoot the CEO of every company involved with the Olympics, and I'll guarantee you that won't happen ever again, as nobody would willingly touch the olympics with a 50 foot pole.
Get the RF-mod. It enhances the overall play, better tapping algorithms, and the joystick support is far better. I can actually do most GH songs on expert on the keyboard now without any major screwups.
I've read the link, the fucking patent, and the whole damned article, and as I look around everywhere I see prior art. Hey, the exact same thing is used in musical keyboards, WITH A CLICK AT THE END. Oh, hey, The original Playstation controller did the exact same thing, STILL DOES. Why isn't this patent troll suing Sony?
The SNES buttons do indeed click. I'm holding my controller right now and pressing the buttons. They have a tactile "click" you can feel. Take it apart and you'll find the membrane switch making that soft tactile 'click'
"The claims of U.S. Patent 6,344,791 appear to cover specifically the tactile detent that the player feels when pressing the GCN controller's L and R buttons all the way."
My post still stands. It's the tactile feedback you get after pressing the button in all the way, AKA a 'click.'
You get the exact same feedback from the Super Nintendo controller's shoulder buttons. This company is indeed a patent troll and neds t be labeled as a vexatious litigant.
I find it interesting they're worried about what they own. After all, doesn't their religion state that their material possessions have no value in heaven? Why sue over the spreading of their religion, since that's part of the religion (spread the word) as well? Something doesn't seem right. It's either them being hypocrites, or/. just got trolled into reading the Mormon books.
Plug and play, BTW, has nothing to do with a pre-made OS install for the purposes of either system recovery or mass imaging of a new product line. You're thinking about installing an OS on a CLEAN SYSTEM from scratch.
"Hardly surprising - back when we used to buy HP where I work, HP was of little help preparing a custom system image for 500+ identical business computers."
That's no longer an issue. If you buy 500 identical laptops, HP has an image for all 500 of them.
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First posts are redundant because moderators are too fucking STUPID and have little understanding of the language they supposedly speak.
This was on digg TWO days before posting here. If you guys can't keep your content original, I suggest you make way for somebody that can, Taco.
You must be new here. Old shit on the weekends is the norm for this site.
Chicago does not sit on half the cross-continental backbone and most internet traffic services only have one router listing for the Chicago area. St. Louis sits on more bandwidth than Chicago.
Not as long as free alternatives exist, at least for those who know.
Chicago has far less available bandwidth than California. Also, your new servers are already running slower than these old ones. That's bad if we can Slashdot you. Perhaps you should just stick to what works?
Unless the government is one of the involved firms, you have no expectation of privacy in the job place. This can be easily testified to by looking around and seeing security cameras everywhere in your place of employment.
It may take time but for moving huge amounts of bandwidth there's usually no better alternative, and you have much easier time keeping tabs on who's responsible for what.
EULAs have no power. They go against Consumer Protection Laws. You know that part about "We are not liable for any damage to hardware this software may cause" part? Nope, goes against our consumer protection laws. The whole EULA is null and void in California. What's doubly funny is Apple is where? Cupertino, CA?
We'll see no lawsuit. This gives Apple more exposure. If they do sue, I won't be offering them a bandage for their blown-off foot.
I've seen this as well, loading pages like Digg or Youtube in tabs will cause the browser to hang, and other pages won't load until the first tabs load up. It's really annoying when I tend to middle-click multiple links at once.
The original purpose of the Olympics, in my best guess, was to show the known world at that time who was superior.
Nowdays, it's all about cash. Shoot the CEO of every company involved with the Olympics, and I'll guarantee you that won't happen ever again, as nobody would willingly touch the olympics with a 50 foot pole.
Get the RF-mod. It enhances the overall play, better tapping algorithms, and the joystick support is far better. I can actually do most GH songs on expert on the keyboard now without any major screwups.
"meticulously detail note charts."
Oh, so they're copying Frets on fire, I see.
I've read the link, the fucking patent, and the whole damned article, and as I look around everywhere I see prior art. Hey, the exact same thing is used in musical keyboards, WITH A CLICK AT THE END. Oh, hey, The original Playstation controller did the exact same thing, STILL DOES. Why isn't this patent troll suing Sony?
"Pinball buttons do are not analog sensors that click at their extents"
Do you even know what a solenoid is? It's an analog sensor that clicks at it's extent. My Zizzle pinball table is a perfect example of this.
To add to that, the Sega Genesis controller buttons click as well when you press them, so do the a and b buttons on an old NES controller.
This sort of tactile feedback is NOT new, and hasn't been since ARCADE GAMES or even PINBALL.
The SNES buttons do indeed click. I'm holding my controller right now and pressing the buttons. They have a tactile "click" you can feel. Take it apart and you'll find the membrane switch making that soft tactile 'click'
"The claims of U.S. Patent 6,344,791 appear to cover specifically the tactile detent that the player feels when pressing the GCN controller's L and R buttons all the way."
My post still stands. It's the tactile feedback you get after pressing the button in all the way, AKA a 'click.'
Why the *FUCK* would I want my military systems on a network that can access the fucking INTERNET FOR A DDOS?!?!?!?!
Everytime someone thinks connecting defense-critical *ANYTHING* to the internet is a good idea, I want to shoot them in the face with acid. Did you people so easily forget the guy who took only a week to penetrate into a nuclear reactor and control it FROM THE OUTSIDE?
If you bothered to RTFA, you'd find out it wasn't the judge but a federal jury that found in favor of Anascape.
You get the exact same feedback from the Super Nintendo controller's shoulder buttons. This company is indeed a patent troll and neds t be labeled as a vexatious litigant.
I find it interesting they're worried about what they own. After all, doesn't their religion state that their material possessions have no value in heaven? Why sue over the spreading of their religion, since that's part of the religion (spread the word) as well? Something doesn't seem right. It's either them being hypocrites, or /. just got trolled into reading the Mormon books.
Plug and play, BTW, has nothing to do with a pre-made OS install for the purposes of either system recovery or mass imaging of a new product line. You're thinking about installing an OS on a CLEAN SYSTEM from scratch.
"Hardly surprising - back when we used to buy HP where I work, HP was of little help preparing a custom system image for 500+ identical business computers."
That's no longer an issue. If you buy 500 identical laptops, HP has an image for all 500 of them.