So someone points out (incorrectly) that Vista is a "minor update" and gets modded "Insightful". And then someone points out that Apple does the same and gets modded "Troll".
That's one of the benefits of being a parent/adult who has finished their schooling and is working to feed/educate/entertain their children. When the kids grow up, get their own job and start paying their own way, THEN they can watch as much TV as they want on a school/work night.
Ahh - this it the list of THEIR favourites. Not yours, or mine, but theirs... If you can convince them that they like Scrabble or Chess better than the games in the list, then maybe they'll update the list for you.
Will the Mozilla fans throw their arms up in disgust (An MS Security expert - that's a contradiction!) or will they suddenly be supportive of someone they have effectively been bagging for years? (An MS Security expert for Mozilla! - what a coup!)
All in favour of the/. editor(s)/Admin pulling or correcting this bullshit "News" to reduce the amount of "prior art" crap coming from/.ers who don't RTFA say "aye".
I'm going patent the act of not RTFA'ing - I'll make a fortune...
Presumably you didn't play Far cry for you to question their ability to code.
I think it's far more likely that they don't want to delay the release of their product to go and recode it for the 360 and (especially) the PS3. They'll probably licence out that task at a later date.
I use the built in Spam filter in Exchange 2k3 set to level 8. All "filtered" e-mails are archived. I get maybe 3 or 4 a day (on a "bad" day) that make it through. Once a week (or more if I can be bothered) I view the archive and send on any that aren't spam (<1%) on and those that are spam get junked. I do this using a little tool I wrote that displays the From, To and subject of all these e-mails. If I can't tell from these fields whether the e-mail is a SPAM or not (and it generally is anyway) then I can view the contents of the.eml file.
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So someone points out (incorrectly) that Vista is a "minor update" and gets modded "Insightful". And then someone points out that Apple does the same and gets modded "Troll".
/. to be /.'d?
Would someone picking on Linux cause
Mmmm pi...
That's one of the benefits of being a parent/adult who has finished their schooling and is working to feed/educate/entertain their children. When the kids grow up, get their own job and start paying their own way, THEN they can watch as much TV as they want on a school/work night.
Hmmm. I don't know what WPA is - but it looks pretty close to WGA so it must be bad.
Boooooo!
1 to 4 are on the list for their Multiplayer (4 was good in it's own right).
I could have listed several games for 5, (Snokie, Son of Blagger, Great Escape, F-15, Cops and Robbers, etc. etc).
All the items on that list are on that list - because it's "My List".
1. Battlefield 2 (PC)
2. Far Cry (PC)
3. HALO (PC)
4. SWIV (Amiga)
5. Blue Max (C64)
Inundated? Go on then, list the Top 5 lists we've been inundated with... ;)
Ahh - this it the list of THEIR favourites. Not yours, or mine, but theirs... If you can convince them that they like Scrabble or Chess better than the games in the list, then maybe they'll update the list for you.
who warned about the risks of the Windows monopoly three years ago
What took them so long? That was 2003 - it was a "monopoly" (Not really - it never has been and never will be...) long before then.
We do sometimes diasgree with each other!
No we don't.
Will the Mozilla fans throw their arms up in disgust (An MS Security expert - that's a contradiction!) or will they suddenly be supportive of someone they have effectively been bagging for years? (An MS Security expert for Mozilla! - what a coup!)
All in favour of the /. editor(s)/Admin pulling or correcting this bullshit "News" to reduce the amount of "prior art" crap coming from /.ers who don't RTFA say "aye".
I'm going patent the act of not RTFA'ing - I'll make a fortune...
"than an olympic coach choosing 100m runners based on ability and ending up with Kenyans"
/. readers 100m probably is long distance.) ;)
Kenyans are long distance runners...
(Granted for
"Engish"
lol
Presumably you didn't play Far cry for you to question their ability to code.
I think it's far more likely that they don't want to delay the release of their product to go and recode it for the 360 and (especially) the PS3. They'll probably licence out that task at a later date.
It's not the kids that are dead - there would be little point in taking depositions from dead people.
Release of Vista now delayed while Microsoft develops drivers for a snorkel.
but the constant limiting factor, how to keep things cool, could disappear
I guess I'll have to buy a heater...
But if you mean to type .com and you actually type .cm then its a typo. If you mean to type .cm and you .cm then it's not a typo.
But, doesn't that mess up your hair?
In other news Apple have moved to make Macbook pros safer. ;)
A false positive rate of 1:100
No, better than 1:100 - that's what <1% means. It's actually around the 1:500
Usually, anti-spam solutions which give more than 1:100000 are considered worthless
Got links, or is that just your opinion?
I use the built in Spam filter in Exchange 2k3 set to level 8. All "filtered" e-mails are archived. I get maybe 3 or 4 a day (on a "bad" day) that make it through. Once a week (or more if I can be bothered) I view the archive and send on any that aren't spam (<1%) on and those that are spam get junked. I do this using a little tool I wrote that displays the From, To and subject of all these e-mails. If I can't tell from these fields whether the e-mail is a SPAM or not (and it generally is anyway) then I can view the contents of the .eml file.
P**s easy, effective and "Free".
I got 18,900,000 - are you sure you didn't spell it wrong. :)
What! You haven't heard of the AMD Operton?
Google it
Sad that it seems to be a common mistake... (made 28,900 times apparently...)