Meanwhile you recommend that companies move their email infrastructure over to gmail, which means that an employee's account can't be suspended or revoked upon termination. That doesn't sound like a particularly secure idea to me.
Ahhhh. I haven't read that. If that's the case, then yes, the hardware manufacturers are just shooting themselves in the foot. They'd better allow for a free tradein/swap if their pre-n routers aren't compatible with the final spec.
This is the exact same thing that happened with 802.11g. The companies get their pre-spec routers out there while the spec is being finalized, and then when the spec is finalized they release a firmware update for the equipment to bring it in line with the spec.
This is the difference between a discrminating music buyer and someone who buys the top 40 hit of the week. One buys music because they like the music. The other buys the music because it's cool and that's what they're supposed to do.
To their credit, Nintendo covered a lot of the older games kids were still into playing, mixing the stuff people wanted to see with the stuff they wanted you to see. It wasn't just one big commercial in print.
Pushing their older games in addition to their newer games makes it even more of a commercial, imho.
This is a lot like the war on terra. They won't have successfully "won" until there isn't a single person out there making a copy of a song for someone else without paying. In short, it will never end...
When our website earns enough money, we will buy 20 minutes of advertising on your network for each episode you are able to produce.
And if those 20 minutes were used during the episode(s) in question, it's guaranteed that 20 minutes of informercials about the show's fans would drive any new viewers away real quickly. I love the show and thought the movie was pretty good, too, but this idea just doesn't sit too well with me.
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I believe the proper term for this field is semiotics, the study of the assignation of meaning to symbols and signs.
I believe you meant to say it's snappier.
I've seen your pictures and can definitively say that the hackers were doing the world a service.
Well duh! We didn't cover things like multi-core processor performance in 1st grade engineering...
People want a number. It's easier for the average joe to wrap his head around a simple metric than something nebulous such as "considerably faster."
Indeed. Roll it all up into a big ball and put it into the sky as a new star. Sounds like a good (and fun) plan to me.
Meanwhile you recommend that companies move their email infrastructure over to gmail, which means that an employee's account can't be suspended or revoked upon termination. That doesn't sound like a particularly secure idea to me.
Under their model, as I understood it - if you had to buy anti-virus software, that was a business loss due to cybercrime!
In that case you'd better include the costs of Windows and Office in there, too. : p
How can you screw up a date format?
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Cool, thanks for the info. Then again, I'm still stuck in the b era myself...
Ahhhh. I haven't read that. If that's the case, then yes, the hardware manufacturers are just shooting themselves in the foot. They'd better allow for a free tradein/swap if their pre-n routers aren't compatible with the final spec.
This is the exact same thing that happened with 802.11g. The companies get their pre-spec routers out there while the spec is being finalized, and then when the spec is finalized they release a firmware update for the equipment to bring it in line with the spec.
This is the difference between a discrminating music buyer and someone who buys the top 40 hit of the week. One buys music because they like the music. The other buys the music because it's cool and that's what they're supposed to do.
To their credit, Nintendo covered a lot of the older games kids were still into playing, mixing the stuff people wanted to see with the stuff they wanted you to see. It wasn't just one big commercial in print.
Pushing their older games in addition to their newer games makes it even more of a commercial, imho.
This is a lot like the war on terra. They won't have successfully "won" until there isn't a single person out there making a copy of a song for someone else without paying. In short, it will never end...
But then again, if I want to see a story early, I go to Digg.com.
If I want to see a story early I go look at Network Mirror.
No one is that incompetent.
You need to pay more attention to slashdot...
Now that does not seem that effective because this is only the 3rd or 4th trupe that I have seen here on slashdot...
They had a tripe posted only a week or two ago. I forget the subject, but it was definitely a threepete.
"The durability of a monopoly is great. Look how many crappy releases it took to finally kill Windows."
Well of course the link doesn't work right now. They're being good today...
Damn Google! Looks like I might need to get myself a new username...
Anyone know if this was on digg.com already? : p
And if you'd read TFA, you'd see that the contracter did call. They were given the go-ahead to dig.
I always like it when Mr Wizard would ask one of the kids a question and then they'd answer "I don't know."
When our website earns enough money, we will buy 20 minutes of advertising on your network for each episode you are able to produce.
And if those 20 minutes were used during the episode(s) in question, it's guaranteed that 20 minutes of informercials about the show's fans would drive any new viewers away real quickly. I love the show and thought the movie was pretty good, too, but this idea just doesn't sit too well with me.