Through peering agreements with ISP X and ISP Y. That's Verizon's incentive to carry ISP X and ISP Y's traffic.
Verizon's new foaming at the mouth makes absolutely no sense.
They're still not doing anything non-automated. Each page in their index has a page rank. They changed the page rank of one particular page. The algorithm still does what it is supposed to do. No "one hand" involved. No joke, no message.
I find it interesting that they refer to the rise of the casual gamer as a reason to go hud-less. From what I've seen, game companies try very very hard to create immersive games that don't have much to offer the casual gamer.
Just for comparison, the tasers that law enforcement sometimes use blast you with fifty thousand volts. Yes, that's fifty grand. Not to say that no one has ever died from a taser blast, but a few hundred volts aren't going to slow anybody down. It's highly unlikely that you'd die or suffer much harm from 220 volts.
I sure hope you work in some capacity that requires that sort of commitment. If someone called me in the middle of the night to complain that their "email is not working" because they were expecting an "important" email and it hasn't arrived yet, I'd probably rip their tongue out of their head.
The mods are smoking something again. How the hell does a comment like yours get modded "informative" while your parent is neglected?
It's times like these that meta-moderation is actually useful.
Back on topic, while I think fancy gyms and money may be part of the reason, a more significant factor may just be that there are more former winners and top-level competitors that are willing and able to make a difference to a younger athlete's life. Again, it's back to the type of people you associate with.
Really? Freedom to do what, exactly? It's a driver. It makes hardware go. Consider that most companies that don't bother with writing linux drivers are also probably not into open source. The most you can expect from them would be a closed, proprietary binary driver. How is ndiswrapper+windows (closed, proprietary, binary) driver any different from that?
So what's your point? If drivers work fine under linux, whether with ndiswrapper or not, where's the cause to complain?
The ndiswrapper guys go on fine tuning their software, the device manufacturers can go make a single binary, everybody's happy.
What am I missing?
Content free article (or has that already been proposed?)
Being the cool dudes we are, let's shorten that to CFA. There's nothing even mildly interesting in the linked article. It reads like an advertisement for King Kong.
Are adaptations of books, old movies and sequels all that Hollywood can produce now? Sad state for a supposedly "creative" industry. That said, I'm actually looking forward to this one - I think it's a good thing that the script is being held to some standards.
so why they didn't even try to include it is beyond me.
It probably has to do with the fact that it's much harder to collect that data. There's no single BT network similar to the FastTrack network for example. Every tracker runs essentially their own private little network.
Mind you, I'm not saying it's impossible, just harder.
Slashdot Mirror
Probably pertinent:
Bill Thompson of the BBC claims that Mac users take their security for granted
Through peering agreements with ISP X and ISP Y. That's Verizon's incentive to carry ISP X and ISP Y's traffic.
Verizon's new foaming at the mouth makes absolutely no sense.
They're still not doing anything non-automated. Each page in their index has a page rank. They changed the page rank of one particular page. The algorithm still does what it is supposed to do. No "one hand" involved. No joke, no message.
I find it interesting that they refer to the rise of the casual gamer as a reason to go hud-less. From what I've seen, game companies try very very hard to create immersive games that don't have much to offer the casual gamer.
Just for comparison, the tasers that law enforcement sometimes use blast you with fifty thousand volts. Yes, that's fifty grand. Not to say that no one has ever died from a taser blast, but a few hundred volts aren't going to slow anybody down. It's highly unlikely that you'd die or suffer much harm from 220 volts.
The mods are smoking something again. How the hell does a comment like yours get modded "informative" while your parent is neglected?
It's times like these that meta-moderation is actually useful.
Back on topic, while I think fancy gyms and money may be part of the reason, a more significant factor may just be that there are more former winners and top-level competitors that are willing and able to make a difference to a younger athlete's life. Again, it's back to the type of people you associate with.
Consider that most companies that don't bother with writing linux drivers are also probably not into open source. The most you can expect from them would be a closed, proprietary binary driver. How is ndiswrapper+windows (closed, proprietary, binary) driver any different from that?
So what's your point? If drivers work fine under linux, whether with ndiswrapper or not, where's the cause to complain?
The ndiswrapper guys go on fine tuning their software, the device manufacturers can go make a single binary, everybody's happy.
What am I missing?
I like how this is going to be available on all platforms. Yahoo's own linux client, by comparison, is still stuck in the stone ages.
Anybody else think the article writer is simply trolling? What kind of question is that to ask here?
North America's adoption rate is three times higher than 11-18%?
33-54%??
Really?
If that's true, that's pretty good!
Can somebody confirm?
Your options are
- Blu-Ray
- HD-DVD
Nobody wants a format war.It doesn't seem to work for me. They never quit the IM language-mauling.
Maybe they're just stupid... I need some new friends.
http://live.gnome.org/Luminocity
There. Fixed that link for you.
Content free article (or has that already been proposed?)
Being the cool dudes we are, let's shorten that to CFA. There's nothing even mildly interesting in the linked article. It reads like an advertisement for King Kong.
HAH! Let's see now... The Lord of the Rings and King Kong. Yeah, real original.
While I loved LOTR (haven't seen Kong), let's call a spade a spade, shall we?
Calling it "uninstallation" is pretty disingenuous. All it does is go back to the previous version of IE. Completely pointless, if you ask me...
And yet your nick is "misanthrope"101. Interesting...
Are adaptations of books, old movies and sequels all that Hollywood can produce now? Sad state for a supposedly "creative" industry. That said, I'm actually looking forward to this one - I think it's a good thing that the script is being held to some standards.
Mind you, I'm not saying it's impossible, just harder.
So we shouldn't even try to make their jobs safer? What kind of screwed up mind did that come from?