For all you know, it might be dressing up as the Flying Spaghetti Monster for the holiday party. With all those tentacles, the octopus doesn't have to worry about getting the costume for pasta part. All it needs is something that'd form the meatball part of its costume - thus the coconut.
Now if you start assigning value to the kind of information based upon your preference, you may have a different opinion. But you can't change the fact that 12 hours of Stargate is packed with considerably more information than a Physics textbook file.
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Monkeys have an amazing ability to fling core dumps.
To have a cheap, low power, home server perhaps? Also with a little bit of precaution, Linux netbooks can enable you to skip having an anti-virus running, thus speeding things up a bit, as netbooks run on tiny processors.
Since EXT2/3 and recently EXT4 have some level of popularity among users, there are applications in Windows to mount them at startup if you are using a dual boot system. There wasn't anything wrong with ReiserFX or JFS or any other filesystems that I tried - but EXT# was the only one which could be easily used under Windows.
Most human brains I've known don't function well beyond 4-bit data. Intel will have to dumb down their processors/controllers to 4-bit to accommodate human brains.
At least you can keep the power generating units intact. They are after-all turbines coupled to generators. You can tear down and rebuilt the reactors with different fusion elements and port their energy to the turbines.
And the person who publicised the security flaw did a great job by trying it out on Twitter (and mentioning it). Hopefully this will make people tweet a tad bit lesser.
In the interim, its quite necessary to patch the SSL protocol to avoid these kind of attacks.
The corollary to this mouse-hack is that you can use your mouse as a scanner and coupled with an OCR program, use it for getting scribbled notes uploaded to your computer.
If you want to buy cheap-used-hardware (like digital IO cards or TV tuner cards), finding Vista/Win7 drivers for them is impossible. The source code from a decade ago can still be compiled with Linux to get the hardware to work.
You buy crap when you don't want to spend much for that piece of crap. And the crap that I buy can only work with Linux, because the manufacturers don't provide drivers for Vista or Win7. Now if you are into buying the latest piece of hardware and paying full price because you see the Vista compatible logo at the corner, you have a point.
We have a printer/scanner at our office from circa 2005 which came with WinXP drivers. Now that we have switched to many of the computers to Vista, those scanners are totally unusable from Vista machines because the manufacturer dropped support for that hardware past XP. The computers running Linux can still access the hardware via network.
There are very few countries in the world that have a surplus of nukes - by few I mean two. So imported nukes are usually from the Soviet Surplus store. You can then mix and match the imported and domestic to make a cool energy mix - and it would still be better than Gatorade.
Of course, I suppose that anyone who doesn't know how to burn a CD would probably have a hell of a time trying to figure out how to make the computer boot from USB....
Even people who were comfortable with buning.iso images had a hard time following the instructions to make a bootable USB of Ubuntu installation. Its not dumbed down to a few button presses, yet. But it won't be long installing through USB flash drives gains popularity and is made quite simple.
You can go for a 3D video with an ultrasound transducer. That way you have your deep tissue imaging (unfortunately in 2D) coupled with superficial 3D imaging. If you are creative enough you can play around with your ultrasound transducers to get surround sound.
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For all you know, it might be dressing up as the Flying Spaghetti Monster for the holiday party. With all those tentacles, the octopus doesn't have to worry about getting the costume for pasta part. All it needs is something that'd form the meatball part of its costume - thus the coconut.
Could be a group of 1.5 people as well.
Way more.
Now if you start assigning value to the kind of information based upon your preference, you may have a different opinion. But you can't change the fact that 12 hours of Stargate is packed with considerably more information than a Physics textbook file.
Monkeys have an amazing ability to fling core dumps.
This could serve as an inspiration to some movie script writer-
In a world where.....One man set out to generate enough spam to make his country proud. This is the story of courage, and determination...
You get the gist?
You can't use your thumbs to type on your desktop keyboard - I mean you can, but that would be awfully silly.
*Anyone who posts, "Some of us type using our thumbs, you insensitive clod", would be mercilessly ridiculed.
If nothing, it can at least serve as a shiny paperweight.
iPhone doesn't have enough memory to hold more than £22,250 worth of movies, nor has enough shelf life to put on that amount in contract fees.
To have a cheap, low power, home server perhaps? Also with a little bit of precaution, Linux netbooks can enable you to skip having an anti-virus running, thus speeding things up a bit, as netbooks run on tiny processors.
Since EXT2/3 and recently EXT4 have some level of popularity among users, there are applications in Windows to mount them at startup if you are using a dual boot system. There wasn't anything wrong with ReiserFX or JFS or any other filesystems that I tried - but EXT# was the only one which could be easily used under Windows.
... it's All pr0n, all the time.
You say like its a bad thing.
Most human brains I've known don't function well beyond 4-bit data. Intel will have to dumb down their processors/controllers to 4-bit to accommodate human brains.
You won't even need to remove the wallpaper. Just make a couple of slashes with a blade and it will tear up in a jiffy when impacted.
In winter you'd get quite a few kilowatt hours worth of heating if you route the dissipated heat properly.
At least you can keep the power generating units intact. They are after-all turbines coupled to generators. You can tear down and rebuilt the reactors with different fusion elements and port their energy to the turbines.
And the person who publicised the security flaw did a great job by trying it out on Twitter (and mentioning it). Hopefully this will make people tweet a tad bit lesser.
In the interim, its quite necessary to patch the SSL protocol to avoid these kind of attacks.
The corollary to this mouse-hack is that you can use your mouse as a scanner and coupled with an OCR program, use it for getting scribbled notes uploaded to your computer.
I can get you a mouse, but you will need to write the algorithm yourself.
If you want to buy cheap-used-hardware (like digital IO cards or TV tuner cards), finding Vista/Win7 drivers for them is impossible. The source code from a decade ago can still be compiled with Linux to get the hardware to work.
You buy crap when you don't want to spend much for that piece of crap. And the crap that I buy can only work with Linux, because the manufacturers don't provide drivers for Vista or Win7. Now if you are into buying the latest piece of hardware and paying full price because you see the Vista compatible logo at the corner, you have a point.
We have a printer/scanner at our office from circa 2005 which came with WinXP drivers. Now that we have switched to many of the computers to Vista, those scanners are totally unusable from Vista machines because the manufacturer dropped support for that hardware past XP. The computers running Linux can still access the hardware via network.
Yes. So by extending it to a million core machine, OpenOffice would take million x forever* to load if one instance is opened per core.
*Forever = two seconds after a mouse click.
There are very few countries in the world that have a surplus of nukes - by few I mean two. So imported nukes are usually from the Soviet Surplus store. You can then mix and match the imported and domestic to make a cool energy mix - and it would still be better than Gatorade.
True. On a smaller scale you can do something similar with IR LEDs and a Wii remote, and you don't need much of an expertise either.
Of course, I suppose that anyone who doesn't know how to burn a CD would probably have a hell of a time trying to figure out how to make the computer boot from USB ....
Even people who were comfortable with buning .iso images had a hard time following the instructions to make a bootable USB of Ubuntu installation. Its not dumbed down to a few button presses, yet. But it won't be long installing through USB flash drives gains popularity and is made quite simple.
You can go for a 3D video with an ultrasound transducer. That way you have your deep tissue imaging (unfortunately in 2D) coupled with superficial 3D imaging. If you are creative enough you can play around with your ultrasound transducers to get surround sound.