Interesting, because a certain mastercard issuer who will remain anonymous as of my post requires only the last 4 digits of your credit card and one more rather flimsy information-based security device to access your card information on the phone.
If each NXT can communicate with 4 other, it could communicate with an infinite number of other NXTs.
Example:
You have 10 NXTs in a room, all set up and running.
Each NXT has 4 connections.
NXT1 connects to NXT2, 3, 4, 5.
NXT5 is already connected to NXT1, and connects to NXT6, 7, 8.
NXT8 is already connected to NXT5, and connects to NXT9, 10.
If NXT10 wants to communicate with NXT3, for example, it would have to use NXT8 as a relay to NXT5, as a relay to NXT3.
It's not as fast or efficient as connecting directly, but it uses a 'network' of connections. That is, of course, assuming that it can bridge connections or relay messages.
Peter Gibbons: You're gonna lay off Samir and Michael? Bob Slydell: Oh yeah, we're bring in some entry-level graduates, farm some work out to Singapore, that's the usual deal. Bob Porter: Standard operating procedure. Peter Gibbons: Do they know this yet? Bob Slydell: No. No, of course not. We find it's always better to fire people on a Friday. Studies have statistically shown that there's less chance of an incident if you do it at the end of the week.
Why not do what Lexmark did and claim their cartridges as intellectual property, protecting it from tampering under the DMCA, thus making it illegal to refill?
Who would want to use HP Ink? For most printers, it's overpriced, and if it clogs a print head, buy a new refilled one instead.
(Most) HP Ink really doesn't have any advantage over the refill, both are dye-based, both smear when wet, the only real difference *might* be how true the colors are.
Yep. Or "General Manager", depending on the context. I think posters should use G.M. or G.E. instead of GM or GE because of the strong associative nature of those abbreviations.
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But they still know whose garbage can it is :)
...so swap it with your neighbors' every now and then...
G, you think?
Interesting, because a certain mastercard issuer who will remain anonymous as of my post requires only the last 4 digits of your credit card and one more rather flimsy information-based security device to access your card information on the phone.
If each NXT can communicate with 4 other, it could communicate with an infinite number of other NXTs.
Example: You have 10 NXTs in a room, all set up and running. Each NXT has 4 connections. NXT1 connects to NXT2, 3, 4, 5. NXT5 is already connected to NXT1, and connects to NXT6, 7, 8. NXT8 is already connected to NXT5, and connects to NXT9, 10.
If NXT10 wants to communicate with NXT3, for example, it would have to use NXT8 as a relay to NXT5, as a relay to NXT3.
It's not as fast or efficient as connecting directly, but it uses a 'network' of connections. That is, of course, assuming that it can bridge connections or relay messages.
Or, it'll be disablable in valid, WGA-enabled copies of Vista.
Peter Gibbons: You're gonna lay off Samir and Michael?
Bob Slydell: Oh yeah, we're bring in some entry-level graduates, farm some work out to Singapore, that's the usual deal.
Bob Porter: Standard operating procedure.
Peter Gibbons: Do they know this yet?
Bob Slydell: No. No, of course not. We find it's always better to fire people on a Friday. Studies have statistically shown that there's less chance of an incident if you do it at the end of the week.
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So that makes it what, a DUMB probe?
The mustard may not be cut but the shark sure is jumped.
Agreed. Ubuntu presents updates much like Windows does.
Ok, bad analogy. Ubuntu presents updates much like Windows *usually* does, if you tell it to prompt for updates.
"If you don't, then the kernel will either panic, kill the process or cause any other activity to behave unpredictably."
So THAT's what you call it when Windows boots up.
Why not do what Lexmark did and claim their cartridges as intellectual property, protecting it from tampering under the DMCA, thus making it illegal to refill?
Who would want to use HP Ink? For most printers, it's overpriced, and if it clogs a print head, buy a new refilled one instead. (Most) HP Ink really doesn't have any advantage over the refill, both are dye-based, both smear when wet, the only real difference *might* be how true the colors are.
Yep. Or "General Manager", depending on the context. I think posters should use G.M. or G.E. instead of GM or GE because of the strong associative nature of those abbreviations.
I think even more interesting is this comparison. http://www.google.com/trends?q=love%2C+hate%2C+sex &ctab=0&geo=all&date=all
Am I the only one wondering exactly when General Electric started growing crops?
"Vista the Last of Its Kind..."
I sure hope so! Vista's got enough CPU-munching eyecandy to rerelease itself in 3 years and STILL be underpowered.
That's similar to the metal rebar in office buildings that hinders (absorbs or reflects) cell phone signals.
Can you hear me now? No? Good.
"He was offered a case of coke for a cheap price"
Coca-Cola coke, or the OTHER coke?
Certainly not as much pleasure as we seem to get from it.
But isn't it... "The love of evil is the root of all money"?
...Why don't they just buy the shares themselves?
What are you trying to say? Snakes On A Plane isn't going to win Best Picture??? My poor ego, it just imploded.
I thought the MP3 guys were trying to get people to pay for their licenses, even for Windows.
Unless, of course, you clean out your cache every once in a while, then timestamps would be more recent.
I, for one, welcome our new lock-bumping overlords. (underlords?)