No Android tablet has a VGA out and most installed conference room projectors still don't have HDMI! Id like to get an android tablet right now, but the ipad is the only one that you could actually do a presentation from.
Actually backups are not difficult, restores are.
The standard way to do it seem to be to have a second exchange server and restore the entire database to that one, then copy the data to be restored between the 2 databases.
This requires a dupilate system, with a matching amount of disk space, and additional Exchange licences, possibilly including the enterprise level upgrades if your database is large enough.
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!st gen is on amazon for $50 and its USB powered so it will work with a phone extender battery pack. Sounds like everything you asked for.
No it doesnt, the first table shows it inefficient with 1 tab, but the second shows it second to only safari with 40.
anyone remember core wars? you wrote little c-like programs that would hunt thought "core memory" and attempt to destroy your opponents code.
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No Android tablet has a VGA out and most installed conference room projectors still don't have HDMI! Id like to get an android tablet right now, but the ipad is the only one that you could actually do a presentation from.
Go here for a lighter one. 6.9 grams.
http://pixelito.reference.be/
What the hell is "innovative" or "creative" about stealing someone elses product idea and reimplemting it under open source?
you've got to be kidding, nintendo has nver produced ANYTHING that was backward compatible.
both Sony and MS beat the heck out of them there.
Balistic missle trajectories are not that hard to calculate.
Anyone whos taken an astrodynamics class has done them with a pocket calculator.
Actually backups are not difficult, restores are. The standard way to do it seem to be to have a second exchange server and restore the entire database to that one, then copy the data to be restored between the 2 databases. This requires a dupilate system, with a matching amount of disk space, and additional Exchange licences, possibilly including the enterprise level upgrades if your database is large enough.
An easy solution to this is to just start with GPLed code. Start by checking GNU hello_world.c into your development tree and build from there.
That way its GPLed from the start and everything you do is just an addition to it.