"8 seconds"???
My single CPU server can toss tens of thousands of spams per hour - a few million per day has been observed. Because my domain is very old, it features in every spam list this side of Betelgeuse. My incoming mail is almost exclusively spam. Out of the million or so incoming, only about 5 emails are legit.
So, no, it cannot take 8 seconds to process a spam message.
H.264 is not a single codec standard - it is an encyclopedia and includes a zoo of codecs.
Ferinstance, you are probably referring to "H.264 MPEG 4 part 10 AVC".
Screen scraping is a very common activity. Everybody needs to use the Print Screen function eventually and it is a simple step to edit the result in the Gimp.
Oh well, at least I actually tried it. So I can say that it works. It is one of the better music players out there, but I don't like it, since I cannot collapse the song title column which makes my 20,000 plus song archive hard to use.
Most music players fal over if you have a really large number of titles. So my fallback is to use the file manager and a double click to launch XMMS.
...and if we repeat it a few more times, it will become gospel and will be preached in churches and quoted in political speeches and global warming documents.
Slashdot Mirror
You mean like, post the URL on Slashdot?
An Oryx doesn't drink water, but it pees.
A chicken does drink water, but it doesn't pee.
Hmm, sighted over California? It must be the second coming of Xenu.
Iceland fart in your general direction...
"8 seconds"??? My single CPU server can toss tens of thousands of spams per hour - a few million per day has been observed. Because my domain is very old, it features in every spam list this side of Betelgeuse. My incoming mail is almost exclusively spam. Out of the million or so incoming, only about 5 emails are legit. So, no, it cannot take 8 seconds to process a spam message.
"Hundreds of thousands" of years? Gee man, I can't figure out whether you are an enlightened creationist, or a bad scientist...
But, does it run Linux?
The South African revenue service has been running Linux for several years, but the USA is always behind the curve...
No, Canada is the 53rd US state, after Japan and Mexico, eh.
Uhh, no... You know what happened the last time NASA sent a teacher up...
Launching a robot is probably preferred.
H.264 is not a single codec standard - it is an encyclopedia and includes a zoo of codecs. Ferinstance, you are probably referring to "H.264 MPEG 4 part 10 AVC".
If cell phones are outlawed, only outlaws will have cell phones.
Let's see how it goes. The auto-restart of plugins should be good, but could also cause a plugin DOS.
Hmm, transparent aluminium actually exists. It is prehaps more commonly known as saphire.
Every USA and Canadian state has its own Sale of Goods Act. Your mileage (or kilometers in Canada) may vary...
Wow, Himalayas blocking wind to Africa? Just wow...
Dude, you got to get a globe.
You don't *have* to upgrade your PS3 software. There is no reason why you cannot keep running a previous Sony version, which still has Linux support.
Any other self respecting capitalist nation would have used multiples of ten...
Yah, I'm sure that flight simulators don't help pilots any either...
Abviously it is an Opple early Adaptor.
Screen scraping is a very common activity. Everybody needs to use the Print Screen function eventually and it is a simple step to edit the result in the Gimp.
does it run Linux?
Sorry, someone had to ask.
Oh well, at least I actually tried it. So I can say that it works. It is one of the better music players out there, but I don't like it, since I cannot collapse the song title column which makes my 20,000 plus song archive hard to use.
Most music players fal over if you have a really large number of titles. So my fallback is to use the file manager and a double click to launch XMMS.
Oh well.
The pope is god on earth, so from their point of view, he deserves a big palace.
...and if we repeat it a few more times, it will become gospel and will be preached in churches and quoted in political speeches and global warming documents.
Sorry, your math is wrong. You cannot compare US and Brit mpg figures directly.