The project was demonstrated on the Research Channel at the beginning of the year.
Microsoft bought out a company that had written the non 3D part of Photosynth and student(s) at the University of Washington wrote the rest if I remember correctly. At the time they didn't work for Microsoft.
I've been following table top computing for a while. It's capable of some pretty amazing things but it runs out of applications quickly.
You cannot use text on the screen because of perspective issues. Sure you might be able to read upside down text but it gets annoying quickly.
It can only be used by one person at a time. The killer app for this would collaboration and meetings related...stuff. But it becomes nearly impossible to track the actions of different users.
There was an interesting lecture on the University of Washington Computer Science and Engineering series on the Research Channel about the subject with a lecturer from (surprise, surprise) Microsoft Research.
I work for a company doing that's writing all of *State's Name Withheld( It's not the one my ID would indicate)* Dept. of Revenue software.
This would seem to be fairly sensitive information.
( I have tax records, account numbers and the ability to transfer funds for multi-million dollar companies sitting on my desk. )
I would completely understand if the finger printing was a requirement but, alas, it was not.
And if all these licenses are being sold, why is that the only person I know running vista is my boss's personal machine. Well it was. He kept it on there for all of about 6 hours.
I don't know a single other person who has Vista.
This is radical thinking I know, but check this out. If you like the once a month patches, just apply them once a month. Personally, I'ld like to get them as soon as possible.
If your financial records are stolen because the patch wasn't released, just remember which side you were on and don't blame me.
So if the majority of people are not charitable and do not want to contribute, why are these laws in place?
How does the state really even have the right?
Your nonsensical arguments being repeated and forced upon me is why I think the world is hopeless.
You think people should contribute to charitable causes. Good. Fine. Go do it. Stop screwing with my life.
And I would reply, yes it is, as long as the state keeps creating legislation to force my generosity out of me. I'm an altruistic person. I volunteer. I contribute to charities. But I do not want a law forcing me to. I am now a slave to the welfare state.
You've obviously never had a Shiner Bock, a Shiner Hefeweizen, a Shiner Kolsch or one of their other varieties.
I would give you a list of all the awards they've won but I'm behind a proxy. Beer competition sites are blocked yet Shiner's site isn't. Go figure.
This is not an isolated incident either. I ran into the same problem last year when we were creating a mobile client for the Live Communications Server. They could not give us any kind of specs on the protocol or the MPPC compression.
Thank god for Ethereal.
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gawk, date, grep, touch, finger, unzip, strip, mount, fsck, fsck, fsck, yes, yes, yes, unmount, make clean, zip, sleep
*Points to sig*
The project was demonstrated on the Research Channel at the beginning of the year.
Microsoft bought out a company that had written the non 3D part of Photosynth and student(s) at the University of Washington wrote the rest if I remember correctly. At the time they didn't work for Microsoft.
I've been following table top computing for a while. It's capable of some pretty amazing things but it runs out of applications quickly.
You cannot use text on the screen because of perspective issues. Sure you might be able to read upside down text but it gets annoying quickly.
It can only be used by one person at a time. The killer app for this would collaboration and meetings related...stuff. But it becomes nearly impossible to track the actions of different users.
There was an interesting lecture on the University of Washington Computer Science and Engineering series on the Research Channel about the subject with a lecturer from (surprise, surprise) Microsoft Research.
Panera's food sucks. Their free WiFi though is delicious.
And I wasn't trying to "invoke godwin's".
I was making a bad joke.
Sorry.
I just found it odd that you could go from memory to nazis in one jump. This guy is a god at six degrees of Hitler.
I work for a company doing that's writing all of *State's Name Withheld( It's not the one my ID would indicate)* Dept. of Revenue software.
This would seem to be fairly sensitive information.
( I have tax records, account numbers and the ability to transfer funds for multi-million dollar companies sitting on my desk. )
I would completely understand if the finger printing was a requirement but, alas, it was not.
And if all these licenses are being sold, why is that the only person I know running vista is my boss's personal machine. Well it was. He kept it on there for all of about 6 hours. I don't know a single other person who has Vista.
That was a quick trip to Godwin's.
I picked that up from Japanese playing FFXI. ^^ is just short form for (^.^)
I would just rather believe that there is no god.
The only other alternative is that god does exist and he likes screwing with us.
The idea of a prankster god is not terribly comforting.
This is radical thinking I know, but check this out. If you like the once a month patches, just apply them once a month. Personally, I'ld like to get them as soon as possible. If your financial records are stolen because the patch wasn't released, just remember which side you were on and don't blame me.
I was responding to the parent not the article.
Obviously, but https + tor is another matter altogether.
Can someone please explain to me why this isn't considered unconstitutional?
So if the majority of people are not charitable and do not want to contribute, why are these laws in place? How does the state really even have the right? Your nonsensical arguments being repeated and forced upon me is why I think the world is hopeless. You think people should contribute to charitable causes. Good. Fine. Go do it. Stop screwing with my life.
And I would reply, yes it is, as long as the state keeps creating legislation to force my generosity out of me. I'm an altruistic person. I volunteer. I contribute to charities. But I do not want a law forcing me to. I am now a slave to the welfare state.
What can I say? Who is John Galt?
Why would that break their codebase exactly?
.NET Framework
Side-by-Side Execution in the
You've obviously never had a Shiner Bock, a Shiner Hefeweizen, a Shiner Kolsch or one of their other varieties. I would give you a list of all the awards they've won but I'm behind a proxy. Beer competition sites are blocked yet Shiner's site isn't. Go figure.
This is not an isolated incident either. I ran into the same problem last year when we were creating a mobile client for the Live Communications Server. They could not give us any kind of specs on the protocol or the MPPC compression. Thank god for Ethereal.