I forgot how long my Newton last. I sold it 6 years ago and got myself a HP 200 LX. Again I sold it for a Palm IIIx. I still regret having sold the LX to this day....right now...I'm a happy camper with a Blackberry:)
Theorem: On average, the more time you spend on doing academic stuffs, the better you'll be at these academic activities.
Fact: Our cultures have produced a LOT more boys than girls who are more active in pursuing sex.
Implication: Given that both boys and girls have 24 hours a day doing all their stuffs, boys spend more time on the pursuit of sex thus less time on academic activities.
Corollary: Girls perform better than boys academically.
Damn, you still don't get it. It is possible to make a 10x increase for cars with small horsepower. THEY BOTH TOP OUT AT ABOUT THE SAME LEVEL.
Just because a Vette has 350HP at the start it doesn't mean it will top out significantly higher than what a Civic can do - it's just closer to the limit.
A Civic tops out at 350 HP? The fastest Celica (in the same class as a Civic, you can say), runs at 1000 BHP. How does it sound to you - modding a Civic does NOT necessarily mean ugly cosmetic shit.
You may know what you do, but you still have to obey marketing decisions, e.g. tuning down stuffs not unlike the PII 450/Celeron 300 or 486DX/486SX sort of sense.
We tuners, on the other hands, don't have to. Thus can make use of the margin you've left there to merely distinguish cars monetarily.
>Why wouldn't you want a Nissan 350Z? Seems to me >that if you can make a Civic fast, you could make a >350Z faster.. Or is there some sort of weird pride >involved in having a Civic that is faster than a >stock 350Z (but slower than a modified one)?
Problem is, you have the wrong assumption. A 350Z is only more powerful than a Civic if they're both stock - and a tricked out 350Z is *NOT* necessarily faster than a tricked out Civic - stock 350Z, you can say, is "closer" to the limit of how fast you can get a car go than a Civic - which means you have less room to grow.
What keeps you from putting a V6 in a Civic and start from there? Sure, it takes more $$$ to mod a Civic to the same performace as a 350Z. But if money is not an issue (or a minor issue), the Civic will be faster most the time, because its chassis is a bit lighter.
If you can give a car a 33% power increase and almost 100% torque increase by reprogramming the ECU *ALONE* (example: VW/Audi 1.8T), then a 10% is really not that significant.
The original Sladotting, while disrupts the service of a web site with a 60% success rate, often fails to disrupt larger, more powerful sites, like Google, for example.
Not for a new generation of this technology - based on real-time analysis of how much bandwidth a web server has, Slashdotting 2 will apply an adaptive function the clicks to a site. For example, for a site as powerful as Google, the function will likely be 50^x.
"Undoubtedly," says user #534452, "This new generation of technology will take the Slashdotting experience to a completely new level. We're all very exited".
"Better, Stronger, Slower! We can't wait for it!" says another user.
Sites with high bandwidths such as New York Times, Google, and Yahoo declined to comment.
Slashdot Mirror
The waste is not practically big, it just violates my rules.
Waste is waste, 1 byte or 1 gigabyte.
I guess you just won't understand.
Also, I don't like the idea of keeping GDK, GTK, GLIB in memory at the same time as QT. Gross replication, waste of resources.
That's why when I run QT I try not to start GTK apps (it's hard to do because of Mozilla). And vice-versa.
What if the address is spoofed to some other person's legitimate email address?
>It would become a federal crime to sell or rent
>a violent video game to anyone under 18
No thank, I'll GIVE them the games.
The GPL guarantees the freedom of the software itself by prevent it from being locked up,
It does not guarantee YOUR freedom.
...is still a frigging HD, much like, "the king of spam is still a spammer".
Let's abandon the whole small HD idea already and go for solid state.
Let a friend publish the review!
Then it certainly means swapping music will become legal, right?
Rename it to:
P*I, aka *CI
No need to do any shredding at all. Just take the drives apart and mix up all the platters. The more drives the better!
Here:
http://www.inmatrix.com/genie/
I forgot how long my Newton last. I sold it 6 years ago and got myself a HP 200 LX. Again I sold it for a Palm IIIx. I still regret having sold the LX to this day....right now...I'm a happy camper with a Blackberry :)
Hey, my Newton 110 had handwriting recognition! And it was 7 years ago when I had it!
Theorem:
On average, the more time you spend on doing academic stuffs, the better you'll be at these academic activities.
Fact:
Our cultures have produced a LOT more boys than girls who are more active in pursuing sex.
Implication:
Given that both boys and girls have 24 hours a day doing all their stuffs, boys spend more time on the pursuit of sex thus less time on academic activities.
Corollary:
Girls perform better than boys academically.
Damn, you still don't get it. It is possible to make a 10x increase for cars with small horsepower. THEY BOTH TOP OUT AT ABOUT THE SAME LEVEL.
Just because a Vette has 350HP at the start it doesn't mean it will top out significantly higher than what a Civic can do - it's just closer to the limit.
People put V8 in Focuses.
A Civic tops out at 350 HP? The fastest Celica (in the same class as a Civic, you can say), runs at 1000 BHP. How does it sound to you - modding a Civic does NOT necessarily mean ugly cosmetic shit.
You may know what you do, but you still have to obey marketing decisions, e.g. tuning down stuffs not unlike the PII 450/Celeron 300 or 486DX/486SX sort of sense.
We tuners, on the other hands, don't have to. Thus can make use of the margin you've left there to merely distinguish cars monetarily.
>Why wouldn't you want a Nissan 350Z? Seems to me
>that if you can make a Civic fast, you could make a
>350Z faster.. Or is there some sort of weird pride
>involved in having a Civic that is faster than a
>stock 350Z (but slower than a modified one)?
Problem is, you have the wrong assumption. A 350Z is only more powerful than a Civic if they're both stock - and a tricked out 350Z is *NOT* necessarily faster than a tricked out Civic - stock 350Z, you can say, is "closer" to the limit of how fast you can get a car go than a Civic - which means you have less room to grow.
What keeps you from putting a V6 in a Civic and start from there? Sure, it takes more $$$ to mod a Civic to the same performace as a 350Z. But if money is not an issue (or a minor issue), the Civic will be faster most the time, because its chassis is a bit lighter.
Relatively speaking.
If you can give a car a 33% power increase and almost 100% torque increase by reprogramming the ECU *ALONE* (example: VW/Audi 1.8T), then a 10% is really not that significant.
You can BECOME an American but not a blonde haired, blue eyed German.
Restaurant: what do you want sir?
Me: Myself, medium rare please
Is to filter what site shows in my back button.
Am I the only one who's annoyed by a "doubleclick.net" link in my history whereever I go?
"Uncertified" means MS has not certified it in the WHQL "Windows Hardware Quality Lab?".
It means you probably can play with clock settings, more monitor frequency settings, and more manual settings. Good stuffs in general.
I always choose non-WHQL-certified drivers because almost all the time they have more features.
Slashdotting (tm) 2.
The original Sladotting, while disrupts the service of a web site with a 60% success rate, often fails to disrupt larger, more powerful sites, like Google, for example.
Not for a new generation of this technology - based on real-time analysis of how much bandwidth a web server has, Slashdotting 2 will apply an adaptive function the clicks to a site. For example, for a site as powerful as Google, the function will likely be 50^x.
"Undoubtedly," says user #534452, "This new generation of technology will take the Slashdotting experience to a completely new level. We're all very exited".
"Better, Stronger, Slower! We can't wait for it!" says another user.
Sites with high bandwidths such as New York Times, Google, and Yahoo declined to comment.
What if you want to mix different charsets in one document? locale code pages doesn't work.