Unfortunately, with the recent selection of Boeing/Northrop-Grumman and Lockheed-Martin as the two competing teams for the contract to build the Shuttle's successor, t/Space's future path is somewhat uncertain.
I would think their path is clear: Get one of those other two to buy them!
Yes I have. Let me correct myself, they don't play music during prime time. This is their schedule for tomorrow night (all times central):
6:00 pm Dukes of Hazzard 7:00 Gretchen Wilson Documentary 7:30 Class of 1975 (Documentary) 8:00 American Revolutions (Documentary) 9:30 Gretchen Wilson Documentary 10:00 Dukes of Hazzard 11:00 Small Town Secrets ("Hunting for Bigfoot") 12:00 CMT Music
installation tool apt depended heavily on the changing C++ libraries
If apt is that dependent on the libraries, maybe it should be staticly linked. I know static linking is usually considered a bad thing, but this is one case where an exception to the rule may be needed.
When the PS2 was released in Europe they included a copy of BASIC with it. This was so they could have it declared a computer and avoid paying a tariff.
Isn't the opposite also true? Doesn't this add to the radio waves that an alien planet might be listening for?
Wouldn't we also want the aliens to be generating a lot of radio waves (by using their cell phones) so that we'd have a better chance of hearing something?
How can you ask the aliens to do one thing, and ask us to do the opposite?
Look at it this way: The US is being used for beta testing. So while we get the cool stuff first, we also get all the bugs that you won't have to worry with.
For those out of the loop on this one, Lexmark tried to lock in consumers and lock out competition by adding code to their printers and toner cartridges so that only Lexmark toners would work.
Every slashdot article should have a nice sentence like this telling us what the story is about.
Slashdot Mirror
...you sure this story isn't about the patent office? :-)
Unfortunately, with the recent selection of Boeing/Northrop-Grumman and Lockheed-Martin as the two competing teams for the contract to build the Shuttle's successor, t/Space's future path is somewhat uncertain.
I would think their path is clear: Get one of those other two to buy them!
...with more details:
_ 2005_ships/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/06/15/realbasic
...so I don't have to carry the usb stick around everywhere?
I wish companies would stop inventing and reinventing techologies and just spend the money to get broadband access to people outside of major cities.
Yes I have. Let me correct myself, they don't play music during prime time. This is their schedule for tomorrow night (all times central):
6:00 pm Dukes of Hazzard
7:00 Gretchen Wilson Documentary
7:30 Class of 1975 (Documentary)
8:00 American Revolutions (Documentary)
9:30 Gretchen Wilson Documentary
10:00 Dukes of Hazzard
11:00 Small Town Secrets ("Hunting for Bigfoot")
12:00 CMT Music
...now my code can look like this:
Thread 1....waiting for user input
Thread 2....waiting for user input
Thread 3....waiting for user input
All running at the same time!!!
Don't worry. They don't actually play Country Music. They're own by the same people as MTV. (ie. they don't play music at all)
Ten or so years ago, when PCs cost five or even 10 times what they do now
In the early 90s, an Atari ST cost about $400.
installation tool apt depended heavily on the changing C++ libraries
If apt is that dependent on the libraries, maybe it should be staticly linked. I know static linking is usually considered a bad thing, but this is one case where an exception to the rule may be needed.
When the PS2 was released in Europe they included a copy of BASIC with it. This was so they could have it declared a computer and avoid paying a tariff.
Isn't the opposite also true? Doesn't this add to the radio waves that an alien planet might be listening for?
Wouldn't we also want the aliens to be generating a lot of radio waves (by using their cell phones) so that we'd have a better chance of hearing something?
How can you ask the aliens to do one thing, and ask us to do the opposite?
Look at it this way: The US is being used for beta testing. So while we get the cool stuff first, we also get all the bugs that you won't have to worry with.
but everyone assumes that Apple is going to be running on a x86 chip. Couldn't it be some other Intel chip they'll be using?
For those out of the loop on this one, Lexmark tried to lock in consumers and lock out competition by adding code to their printers and toner cartridges so that only Lexmark toners would work.
Every slashdot article should have a nice sentence like this telling us what the story is about.
Some of the features common in most notebooks are longer-lasting batteries, CD burners and wireless capability
And some of them are even portable!
Google is allowing you to use their equipment to do searches and you're surprised they're keeping the results?!
...hasn't beer been having this effect for years? :-)
Microsoft developers create something useful....until it gets squashed by someone from higher up and/or marketing.
.....wasn't that the plot to Superman III?
Now when I buy a car, I'm going to have to pay a royality fee too!
Will this be the real end of innovation in videogames
No. Innovation in games ended 10 years ago.
Of course, they'll be using MS Office to track everything. And then suddenly the files just disappear...
Is that 5% of the gross or 5% of the net?
Great, we create an advanced translator and then use the words of politicans to train it. Now everything we run thru it still won't make sense!