Yes. (Well "dislike" instead of "hate"--hate is such a harsh term.) And I dislike it just as much as these:
"Samsung has been actively supporting the IT industry with our green memory initiative by coming up with eco-friendly, innovative memory products providing higher performance and power efficiency every year," Dong Soo Jun, Samsung's president of the memory division, said in a statement.
PatPending (talking to friend on phone during a bash help session): It's called Pseudo Open Drain (POD) technology
Friend: Okay, I'll try that...
Friend(typing): sudo open drain
Friend: Argh! I hate this command line bullshit!
DC has a polarity; AC doesn't. AC has line ("hot"); neutral; and ground (assuming single phase wiring). Reversing the former two creates a potentially (no pun intended) deadly hazard.
As I recall, having a quartz window will necessitate a ceramic package instead of plastic, so the manufacturing cost and also the mass of the device just considerably increased.
Bi also forfeited $367,669 in cash, representing the proceeds of the crimes, as well as his house, a 2006 Lexus SUV and computer and electronic equipment.
Bi also forfeited $367,669 in cash, representing the proceeds of the crimes, as well as his house, a 2006 Lexus SUV and computer and electronic equipment.
New monitoring software at Nationwide Insurance spelled the beginning of the end for an employee who had been counterfeiting and selling computer games for five years.
The software alerted Nationwide officials to a spreadsheet that Qiang "Michael" Bi had sent from his personal e-mail account to his Nationwide e-mail account. The spreadsheet listed eBay accounts, credit-card numbers and false identity information that Bi used in a lucrative counterfeiting scheme.
The spreadsheet listed more than 50 eBay and PayPal accounts, all with different names. Bi told investigators he used other people's information on the accounts because eBay and PayPal had suspended his accounts and do not allow a new account with the same name and address as a suspended account.
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You forgot some things: in particular, the GPU and DVD
The full story: Revisiting "How Much Power Does My Laptop Really Use"?
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"Samsung has been actively supporting the IT industry with our green memory initiative by coming up with eco-friendly, innovative memory products providing higher performance and power efficiency every year," Dong Soo Jun, Samsung's president of the memory division, said in a statement.
Add "ecosystem" as well.
PatPending (talking to friend on phone during a bash help session): It's called Pseudo Open Drain (POD) technology
Friend: Okay, I'll try that...
Friend(typing): sudo open drain
Friend: Argh! I hate this command line bullshit!
A Chargeback is an entirely different subject. (We routinely handle them every so often.)
DC has a polarity; AC doesn't. AC has line ("hot"); neutral; and ground (assuming single phase wiring). Reversing the former two creates a potentially (no pun intended) deadly hazard.
Let's just hope Apache Subversion isn't used.
P.S. Thank you for your sig--I'm gonna use that quote when I'm dealing with some of my clients.
Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon holds the record for most weeks on Billboard's list (772 weeks). Now get off my lawn.
Stories get red backgrounds behind the title,
As opposed to "backgrounds in front of the title." :P
Signed,
Department for Anti-Redundancy Department
I respectfully suggest you read the second link in The Fine Summary. All Will Be Revealed (TM).
The Apache Way (TM) is to hack 'em to bits.
Why don't you quit your Jive Talkin'?
WANdisco is simply focusing on Stayin' Alive in these difficult times.
So instead of making snide remarks, You Should Be Dancing in their Boogie Shoes!
And--did you ever think of this?--maybe their CEO Dave Richards has Night Fever from working in a Disco Inferno!
So if you're More Than a Woman, I ask: How Deep is Your Love for open source?
Now, my friend, is the time to step down from your Manhattan Skyline and spend a Night on Disco Mountain before you have a Calypso Breakdown!
(And maybe savor A Fifth of Beethoven while you're at it.)
And I do apologize for my ranting--I blame a relapse from Saturday Night Fever
This just in: due to negative publicity surrounding his comments, WANdisco CEO David Richards has announced plans to rename the company WANkers.
If you take any organization called "WANdisco" seriously, you have bigger issues than where exactly your open source software came from :P
Yeah, they really should have choosen a more professional name, such as WANdiscotheque.
As I recall, having a quartz window will necessitate a ceramic package instead of plastic, so the manufacturing cost and also the mass of the device just considerably increased.
Chip provides its own power
This would not have mattered because he did something really stupid: he sent a personal email to his work account.
So the sum total may exceed the penalty for "making available" 24 songs. We will just have to wait to find out.
The police don't have jurisdiction for mail fraud and copyright infringement crimes. (And I'm not sure about aggravated identity theft. Anyone?)
And then the Chi Comms would send a bill to the man's family for the cost of the bullet.
He will also be required to make restitution to the companies who created the games. The amount of restitution is yet to be determined.
Assuming it's the retail price, 35,000 games @ $20 amounts to $700,000
He will also be required to make restitution to the companies who created the games. The amount of restitution is yet to be determined.
Bi also forfeited $367,669 in cash, representing the proceeds of the crimes, as well as his house, a 2006 Lexus SUV and computer and electronic equipment.
Bi also forfeited $367,669 in cash, representing the proceeds of the crimes, as well as his house, a 2006 Lexus SUV and computer and electronic equipment.
Agents and officers with the FBI Cybercrime Task Force, and U.S. Postal Inspectors are credited with the success of the case.
Er, no--credit monitoring software at the company he worked for!:
New monitoring software at Nationwide Insurance spelled the beginning of the end for an employee who had been counterfeiting and selling computer games for five years. The software alerted Nationwide officials to a spreadsheet that Qiang "Michael" Bi had sent from his personal e-mail account to his Nationwide e-mail account. The spreadsheet listed eBay accounts, credit-card numbers and false identity information that Bi used in a lucrative counterfeiting scheme.
The spreadsheet listed more than 50 eBay and PayPal accounts, all with different names. Bi told investigators he used other people's information on the accounts because eBay and PayPal had suspended his accounts and do not allow a new account with the same name and address as a suspended account.