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Hmmmmm
Anyway, this is pretty cool. The bigger, the better, is we talk about monitors.
In other new, there's a 17 and 20 inch Mac too.
Prices:
17 Inch -- from 999$
20 Inch -- from 1499$
And the famous 24 Inch -- from 1999$ (ah, don't you just love those nines?:))
This is more like a cool feature, not a very useful one.
I mean, sure, I'd be very happy to browse newspappers aged 1800 on the internet, that's really cool. But if anyone needs some information THAT old, isn't it going to browse archives (real, not the Internet)?
Dude, it's the internet, and you're complaining about badware?:)
Ok, seriously, the company itself (like AOL) should have some guest book/ a telephone number where you could leave your complaints.
If something like this happened to a person related to you/good friend/etc, would you still be joking and calling it "defence"?..
So much for slashdotters being mature.
A little extreme?
It should be "Hey, you know, if you publish all your day tasks with all the information, I can use it it for something"
It nothing new. It's just as if a eleven-years-old published his home address in some website - it's known to be done, it's stupid, and the eleven year old is responsible for it.
Same here. If you publish everything, it mean I can see everything, and I can use everything. Duh.
So, it's a *limited edition*?
Considering "640K shoudl be enough for everyone", we'll be carrying 32GB flashier soon, and the 16GB limited edition won't be anything special:)
Well, looks on the bright side.
11-year-old kids can feel cool, smart, or feel like some bankers, etc, when writing "Super ultimate guides on making money on Runescape".
The problem is that the operating system's increasing complexity is making it ever more difficult for enterprises to implement migrations, and impossible for Microsoft to release regular updates
I know I'll probably get moderatad as troll/flamebait, but... Well, if we look at Linux (Debian/Fedora/Ubuntu), there's no problem to upgrade to a next release / release updates.
Another thing. I don't think Vista's gonna be "the last of its kind" - it's like 640K should be enough for everybody:)
This is a good idea, But... how many false alarms will there be? If every alarm has to be investigated, there will be a lot of wasted time.
Besides, we all know how kids like clicking everywhere.
Yet another announcement that gets to my "Well, DUH!" category.
If I'm responsible for my company's server, why can't I read slashdot/forums/other, or maybe read bash.org when I'm bored?
Not allowing employees (specially IT staff) to browse freely is like not allowing a secretary to write e-mails for her friends, you get the idea.
Mythbusters have already busted myth about the so-called free enegy...
For this myth the MythBusters created a large coil of wire, and wrapped it around a PVC pipe box. They then hoisted it underneath powerlines in order to "catch" some electricity. They were able to obtain about eight millivolts of electricity. They determined that siphoning a practically useful amount of electricity in such a manner would require thousands of pounds of wire, and would be extremely impractical and dangerous, as well as being illegal.
Slashdot Mirror
It's big. It's powerful. But, in simple human talk, how much GHz does that thing have?
Well, if I were you, I wouldn't have told this...
Anyway, this is pretty cool. The bigger, the better, is we talk about monitors.
In other new, there's a 17 and 20 inch Mac too.
Prices:
17 Inch -- from 999$
20 Inch -- from 1499$
And the famous 24 Inch -- from 1999$ (ah, don't you just love those nines?
This is more like a cool feature, not a very useful one.
I mean, sure, I'd be very happy to browse newspappers aged 1800 on the internet, that's really cool. But if anyone needs some information THAT old, isn't it going to browse archives (real, not the Internet)?
But wait, won't any karma whore copy the whole list to be rated +5 Informative?
Dude, it's the internet, and you're complaining about badware? :)
Ok, seriously, the company itself (like AOL) should have some guest book/ a telephone number where you could leave your complaints.
If something like this happened to a person related to you/good friend/etc, would you still be joking and calling it "defence"?..
So much for slashdotters being mature.
A little extreme?
It should be "Hey, you know, if you publish all your day tasks with all the information, I can use it it for something"
It nothing new. It's just as if a eleven-years-old published his home address in some website - it's known to be done, it's stupid, and the eleven year old is responsible for it.
Same here. If you publish everything, it mean I can see everything, and I can use everything. Duh.
No, you mean, really? Wow, that's a surprise.
(No, I'm not trolling. It's just that... I think you all know what I mean.)
Well, just look at this... Didn't I tell you?
So, it's a *limited edition*? :)
Considering "640K shoudl be enough for everyone", we'll be carrying 32GB flashier soon, and the 16GB limited edition won't be anything special
Soo, you have a 8cm long friend which can be confused with a USB flash drive?
Why not just use Firefox? Ctrl+Shift+Delete - click "Clear private data now".
Well, if we consider that none of those OSes are released yet and prices may change just like release deadlines... no, it's still alive.
Illegally obtaining files that are copyrighted is a crime NOT just in the USA. It's a crime everywhere.
Everyone knows that. Do you?
Well, looks on the bright side.
11-year-old kids can feel cool, smart, or feel like some bankers, etc, when writing "Super ultimate guides on making money on Runescape".
Nothing. No, really. I use it to transfer files, not as the "Ultimate thing for fixing anything"
Ubuntu has something like this here
However, you won't win any prices, so you won't have to pay
The dash wasn't invented for no reason you know
I know I'll probably get moderatad as troll/flamebait, but... Well, if we look at Linux (Debian/Fedora/Ubuntu), there's no problem to upgrade to a next release / release updates.
Another thing. I don't think Vista's gonna be "the last of its kind" - it's like 640K should be enough for everybody
A warehouse
Lots and lots of shelves.
You should better count your legs/head/hand/fingers movement when you go shopping.
When you get the number, maybe using a PC won't be so bad at all.
This is a good idea, But... how many false alarms will there be? If every alarm has to be investigated, there will be a lot of wasted time.
Besides, we all know how kids like clicking everywhere.
Yet another announcement that gets to my "Well, DUH!" category.
If I'm responsible for my company's server, why can't I read slashdot/forums/other, or maybe read bash.org when I'm bored?
Not allowing employees (specially IT staff) to browse freely is like not allowing a secretary to write e-mails for her friends, you get the idea.