"IT-ISAC has eight members participating in the exercise, the center's Web site states. The participants are Cisco Systems, Citadel Security Software, CA (formerly Computer Associates), Computer Sciences Corp., Intel, Microsoft, Symantec and VeriSign."
...their target audience is different than yours. Instead, record browser stats yourself for a month or so by logging the USER_AGENT environmental variable for a few of your most critical web pages. Then, make a decision based on your observations.
When I stir-fry, temperature is not very critical
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+/- 50 degrees isn't going to ruin your dinner. What IS critical is stirring technique. I doubt I'd get much use out of RFID cookware.
touché... I now see the secondary horizontal navbar. I don't know how I missed it the first time. Nice to see that they also offer a QNX build as well:)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it appears that they are currently only offering the Windows version as a free download (despite that fact that their screen shots depict the Mac OS X build).
They probably secured the deal just in case things get off to a rough start with Intel. Furthermore, bet they'll need a few extra G4 chips for future hardware repairs. The deal doesn't say that they WILL buy the chips - just they CAN buy the chips if they need them.
According to the 2003 Apple Publications Style Guide, it's Mac OS X version 10.4.2 (v10.4.2) for the first occurrence, and
Mac OS X v10.4.2 thereafter.
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"IT-ISAC has eight members participating in the exercise, the center's Web site states. The participants are Cisco Systems, Citadel Security Software, CA (formerly Computer Associates), Computer Sciences Corp., Intel, Microsoft, Symantec and VeriSign."
In other words, little, if any.
Read the 3rd and 4th paragraphs of this article.
Don't you mean /. (as opposed to slash-asterisk)?
...their target audience is different than yours. Instead, record browser stats yourself for a month or so by logging the USER_AGENT environmental variable for a few of your most critical web pages. Then, make a decision based on your observations.
+/- 50 degrees isn't going to ruin your dinner. What IS critical is stirring technique. I doubt I'd get much use out of RFID cookware.
... on a Mac. Lucida Grande is a dead giveaway.
Try it yourself: most recent clips from The Daily Show
let's just deprecate all tag except div :p
Thanks for the link! Great site!
touché... I now see the secondary horizontal navbar. I don't know how I missed it the first time. Nice to see that they also offer a QNX build as well :)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it appears that they are currently only offering the Windows version as a free download (despite that fact that their screen shots depict the Mac OS X build).
Go ahead and run Ethereal if you're paranoid... you'll see that the only network activity performed by my app is the downloading of this jpeg.
http://members.shaw.ca/icodenaked/lgp_contest_hack .dmg
This program filters out the noise, leaving only those pixels which belong to the hidden screen shot (on top of a grey background).
Ironic that I wrote it for Mac OS X, eh?
just kidding...
They probably secured the deal just in case things get off to a rough start with Intel. Furthermore, bet they'll need a few extra G4 chips for future hardware repairs. The deal doesn't say that they WILL buy the chips - just they CAN buy the chips if they need them.
let me get this straight... burnt foods are LESS carcinogenic than non-burnt foods???
Thanks for the link! That was a great read :)
How can there be no IOKit??? IOKit is part of Darwin (which is open source).
The parent is not a troll. They were pointing out a typo in the slashdot article.
The parent is not a troll. They were pointing out a typo in the article.
Alge-Blaster?
FYI, science isn't about proving anything. Mathematicians prove theorems. Scientists confirm hypotheses.
To those interested in developing games for Mac, you should stop by the iDevGames forum sometime ;)
Another similar site (which many of the iDevGames members also visit) is CreateMacGames.org.
According to the 2003 Apple Publications Style Guide, it's Mac OS X version 10.4.2 (v10.4.2) for the first occurrence, and Mac OS X v10.4.2 thereafter.
Well, we can at least expect it to come out before Hurd does ;)