Actually, I have a Linux box right next to me & a sound card I can't find a driver for, a sound card that plugged & played when this was a Windows box.
Yeah, Windows, the same operating system that has automaticly detected & had drivers for every piece of hardware, every camera, everything computer related I've used in the last 2 years.
Well, in my laptop that died recently & I tore appart, the battery was right next to one of the hinges, actually on top of a section of where the hinge connects to the case.
Do the different operating systems handle batteries differently, could one cause the battery to be hot from controling the charging circuit a different way ?
The exaust duct for the processor fan was right on top of the other hinge.
I assume the different operating systems handle the way the processor works differently, could the amount of heat being exausted over the hinge be different with the two operating systems ?
I'm aware that we probably have different laptops, but my laptop is an example of how this could be possible, at least in my opinion, but I'm no expert, that's why I ask.
Could it be possible that Linux utilized different parts of the laptop more than Windows would have, thus creating more heat near the hinge & causing a failure prematurely ?
Does that mean you will soon be seeing TV commercials at the top of Google search results page?
Not me, I have Flash disabled unless I'm expecting to see/use it, so unless Google moves the entire search result system to Flash I'm not going to see anything, that is if they use Flash to display the video as I expect.
If the portion of the botnet is attacking sites not on Corporation property, it's obviously not attacking Corporation property.
Why do somthing to bring it to Corporation property, what's in it for them other than an increased workload ?
These are corporations you're talking about, they're just happy the botnets' attention isn't on them. Why would they want to draw fire to themselves, what's in it for them ?
Well, if they'd have kept their mouth shut it could have been assumed that a new postal employee just wasn't familiar with what a mailbox looks like, or a genius.
Welcome to the real world, things work a bit different here then wherever you come from.
You're in denial that people with different perspectives are in the same place you are, you should cut down on the video games & scifi movies.
Nobody is forcing them to work where implants are required, there's plenty of other places to work for the people to chose from, if they don't like it, they can go work somewhere else.
If nobody wants to get an implant & the company fails, fine, but to say the company is not allowed to make implants required infringes on that companies rights.
This is not like saying women or black people can not work somewhere because they're a woman or black, that is somthing people are born with, implants aren't somthing people are born with, implants are no different than requiring that employees follow a dress code.
Nobody is forcing people to work there, if the company wants to require employees be tagged with RFID there shouldn't be a problem with that because the potential employee has a choice.
I did three tests for each browser and averaged out the time it took for each to completely load our site. Here are the results with the slowest browsers first:
Internet Explorer 7: 18 seconds
Firefox 2: 15 seconds
Opera 9.23: 12 seconds
Firefox 3 Nightly: 11 seconds
Opera 9.5 Alpha: 8 seconds
Wow, that seems like a long time for a webpage to load, actually.
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I bet the dust on my nose hairs weights more than 50 micrograms.
Fair use my ass, I'm tired of eating microwave dinners so the economy can do well, if I can't have a steak the economy can go fuck itself.
Actually, I have a Linux box right next to me & a sound card I can't find a driver for, a sound card that plugged & played when this was a Windows box.
Yeah, Windows, the same operating system that has automaticly detected & had drivers for every piece of hardware, every camera, everything computer related I've used in the last 2 years.
Unless the original Operating System had taken this into consideration & compesated for it programaticly.
Well, in my laptop that died recently & I tore appart, the battery was right next to one of the hinges, actually on top of a section of where the hinge connects to the case.
Do the different operating systems handle batteries differently, could one cause the battery to be hot from controling the charging circuit a different way ?
The exaust duct for the processor fan was right on top of the other hinge.
I assume the different operating systems handle the way the processor works differently, could the amount of heat being exausted over the hinge be different with the two operating systems ?
I'm aware that we probably have different laptops, but my laptop is an example of how this could be possible, at least in my opinion, but I'm no expert, that's why I ask.
Just as worthless reply complaining about it? Check
Could it be possible that Linux utilized different parts of the laptop more than Windows would have, thus creating more heat near the hinge & causing a failure prematurely ?
I got in it for the chicks.
Who does the RIAA work for ?
What would happen if artists started filing lawsuits against the RIAA for failing to protect their intrests or somthing ?
Not me, I have Flash disabled unless I'm expecting to see/use it, so unless Google moves the entire search result system to Flash I'm not going to see anything, that is if they use Flash to display the video as I expect.
I dunno, Sonic was a Sega character & I was a Nintendork.
Probably explains why I go with Intel over AMD these days.
If the portion of the botnet is attacking sites not on Corporation property, it's obviously not attacking Corporation property.
Why do somthing to bring it to Corporation property, what's in it for them other than an increased workload ?
This is exactly how people get infected.
Who the fuck are you, & who the fuck is "Team Fury" ?
Why would we attack them, they pay good money for all that hooplah.
These are corporations you're talking about, they're just happy the botnets' attention isn't on them. Why would they want to draw fire to themselves, what's in it for them ?
That's the mindset that's getting Sony in hot water with rootkits.
In other news, a connection has been found between the health of lab rat spinal cords, & the jailing of scientists who break them.
Rats in labs where scientists had been jailed were shown to have 100% healthier spines than in labs where scientists hadn't been jailed.
Well, if they'd have kept their mouth shut it could have been assumed that a new postal employee just wasn't familiar with what a mailbox looks like, or a genius.
Apparently allowing people to remain anonymous has become a larger problem than the anonymous people want to admit.
Oh wait, anonymous people don't admit anything, who am I kidding ?
It's always intresting to see the new ways drug addicts find to let everyone know they're on drugs.
Comparing this with a gun being put to your head is plain silly, grow up.
You're in denial that people with different perspectives are in the same place you are, you should cut down on the video games & scifi movies.
Nobody is forcing them to work where implants are required, there's plenty of other places to work for the people to chose from, if they don't like it, they can go work somewhere else.
If nobody wants to get an implant & the company fails, fine, but to say the company is not allowed to make implants required infringes on that companies rights.
This is not like saying women or black people can not work somewhere because they're a woman or black, that is somthing people are born with, implants aren't somthing people are born with, implants are no different than requiring that employees follow a dress code.
Nobody is forcing people to work there, if the company wants to require employees be tagged with RFID there shouldn't be a problem with that because the potential employee has a choice.