I learned in Kindergarden to keep up with my toys. Who knows who will take them when you aren't looking.
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Last I checked when Installing Windows XP it allows you to 'customize' the installation by choosing certain components and unchoosing others. In fact, I'm possitive I chose to install IIS when I set up my workstation, but left it off of my secretary's. Insteresting.
It doesn't matter what kind of disk the PS3 uses. It is a gaming console.
if the PS3 doesn't support DVD (regular) then consumers will probably see it as less valuable. On the same token, if it doesn't extend its 'movie player' capabilities to HD-DVD, then they will have to get a 'hybrid' player anyway, to play all of their old movies.
The article is extremely short on details. What senator (from what state?) introduced this bill? What is the bill's title? Number? How can I verify this article? I will not write an email to my Senators unless I can present myself as an informed citizen.
This article is lite on 'information', therefore doesn't really inform me of anything.
Possibly a form of electromagnetic 'shadow' cast by an unseen object or force. Like the radiation belts that cause the aurora in the northern sky? Maybe Saturn's radiation or electromagnetic belts bend gravity and create lenses that, in-turn, cast shadows on the rings.
Get off your "Google is Holy" ideals and RTFA. These guys have a multinational trademark, and have been trying to negotiate with Google for the past 15 months.
Google has it in their heads that they can 'Do No Wrong(TM)' .
These guys beat them to the punch for the name GMail, they registered their trademark appropriately w/ the proper authorities, and all of this was done back in 5/2002.
Who cares if they only have 7 employees. It certainly doesn't give Google the right to bully these little guys around.
Google will be the next Microsoft. Any time a company is allowed to become an entity (incorporate), it instantly looses the ideals of the founders and becomes liable to its shareholders (in the case of a public corp). An Entity without any sense of morals will eventually turn Evil(TM).
Doc Brown has some contraption in his barn that puffed a lot of steam and make a buncha noise, and spit out like 3 cubes of ice. This was in 1885. WAY before electricity and even before that movie with Peter Wier came out.
After looking at the COSAed program a couple times and digging deeper, I got a couple things:
1. Algorithmic processing works, it is standard, it is understood. Things need to be done in order.
2. I'm a somewhat smart fellow, and I understood about 40% of that COSA OS design. The design is based on smaller chunks of algorithmic code, just like the new Cell processor from IBM. You know, the one powering the Xbox360 & PS3.
Seems to me the silver bullet isn't going to smash through all things in a magical journey to software perfectness, but instead will show up making our video games better.
The team has shattered their previous world record of 55.1 miles, and the groud to ground
amplified record of 82 miles set in Utah, Team iFiber Redwire achieved a 125-mile, 11-Mbit connection for 3 hours.
Lower down on the page they thanked another sponsor for the 'amplifiers & pigtails'.
Whats the deal? Is the signal pure, or amplified?
Slashdot also links to copyrighted material on an hourly basis. Does Slashdot Australia have to worry? I think not, since news sites and research papers aren't as much of a money maker as music, movies, and television re-runs. This judge just earned massive brownie points from those industries.
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I learned in Kindergarden to keep up with my toys. Who knows who will take them when you aren't looking.
Last I checked when Installing Windows XP it allows you to 'customize' the installation by choosing certain components and unchoosing others. In fact, I'm possitive I chose to install IIS when I set up my workstation, but left it off of my secretary's. Insteresting.
MS - Damned if they do, Damned it they don't.
Sounds like something a construction company would say in the south.
'Cletus, get off yer butt and bring me uh windir, stat.'
BTW - I'm from the south.
WTF?
It doesn't matter what kind of disk the PS3 uses. It is a gaming console.
if the PS3 doesn't support DVD (regular) then consumers will probably see it as less valuable. On the same token, if it doesn't extend its 'movie player' capabilities to HD-DVD, then they will have to get a 'hybrid' player anyway, to play all of their old movies.
The article is extremely short on details. What senator (from what state?) introduced this bill?
What is the bill's title? Number?
How can I verify this article?
I will not write an email to my Senators unless I can present myself as an informed citizen.
This article is lite on 'information', therefore doesn't really inform me of anything.
Yes, this technology exists.
When they use it to secure the newest 50-cent song, that DRM is horrible stuff.
When they use it to protect your SSN, it is the greatest thing in years.
But since we all use Linux here on slashdot, getting efficient DRM in place to force this type of security is rediculously difficult.
Possibly a form of electromagnetic 'shadow' cast by an unseen object or force. Like the radiation belts that cause the aurora in the northern sky? Maybe Saturn's radiation or electromagnetic belts bend gravity and create lenses that, in-turn, cast shadows on the rings.
my 5-second theory.
Brad
But he gives good reviews of video games. I can't remember the last time I was inspired as by his review of Nintendogs.
Beautiful.
The story about the black holes is actually like 13.5 billions years late. And with gravatational lensing, it could be a dupe.
Brad
If I understand your executive summary correctly, then you should stop buying from J&J.
J&J isn't advertising Unreal Tournament 'Sunscreen Edition'.
Brad
My iPod Nano works great!
Get off your "Google is Holy" ideals and RTFA. These guys have a multinational trademark, and have been trying to negotiate with Google for the past 15 months.
Google has it in their heads that they can 'Do No Wrong(TM)' . These guys beat them to the punch for the name GMail, they registered their trademark appropriately w/ the proper authorities, and all of this was done back in 5/2002.
Who cares if they only have 7 employees. It certainly doesn't give Google the right to bully these little guys around.
Google will be the next Microsoft. Any time a company is allowed to become an entity (incorporate), it instantly looses the ideals of the founders and becomes liable to its shareholders (in the case of a public corp). An Entity without any sense of morals will eventually turn Evil(TM).
Brad
Doc Brown has some contraption in his barn that puffed a lot of steam and make a buncha noise, and spit out like 3 cubes of ice. This was in 1885. WAY before electricity and even before that movie with Peter Wier came out.
I vote we ban friction. Who is with me?
Yep, Pissing right on Cuba.
Instructions Per Cycle, or Cycles Per Instruction?
.0357 gallons per mile!
Make up Your Mind!
I know I don't measure my car as getting
Can we also get John Madden commentating on this?
After looking at the COSAed program a couple times and digging deeper, I got a couple things:
1. Algorithmic processing works, it is standard, it is understood. Things need to be done in order.
2. I'm a somewhat smart fellow, and I understood about 40% of that COSA OS design. The design is based on smaller chunks of algorithmic code, just like the new Cell processor from IBM. You know, the one powering the Xbox360 & PS3.
Seems to me the silver bullet isn't going to smash through all things in a magical journey to software perfectness, but instead will show up making our video games better.
What interests me is that on the default layout with default options, the first stock it tracks on the ticker is GOOG.
Well, if it is my girlfriend asking me to pick up some tampons, I can quickly decide I have other plans.
Slashdot also links to copyrighted material on an hourly basis. Does Slashdot Australia have to worry? I think not, since news sites and research papers aren't as much of a money maker as music, movies, and television re-runs. This judge just earned massive brownie points from those industries.
I for one welcome our new nanobot, wire-crapping overlords.