It does work - I used to use my high-end HP workstation to dry my biking clothes when it rained. I did feel a bit sorry for the people in the neigbouring cubes though.
From a company looking for interns on the school's notice board (admittedly a while back!). What got me the job though was being able to talk about all the projects I had done on my own before.
The article mentions implantable devices running off body heat - how would that work? I thought to harvest energy you needed a temperature difference, where would an implanted device get that?
The only sure way to avoid this is to run your own. Gallery2 does pretty much what flikr does (and is open source). You'll need a web server that can run php and some kind of database.
Surely it's black if there's nothing there? Doesn't "white" mean filled with all kinds of frequencies, as in white noise? I suppose if you think of the spectrum as a sheet of paper...
Trend Micro is effectively trying to raise the price of security
Um, that's what the patent system is supposed to do - to make it worthwhile investing in inventing things! Whether this is a reasonable thing to patent is another question, but you can't really complain about the patent system doing what it is meant to do.
I guess the RIAA has to get mentioned in any Slashdot story about music, but I don't really see this is about 'sticking it to the RIAA'.
It seems to me it's more about just giving people a goal and a deadline - a cure for procrastination and all the other stuff that gets in the way of finishing things.
Slashdot Mirror
It does work - I used to use my high-end HP workstation to dry my biking clothes when it rained. I did feel a bit sorry for the people in the neigbouring cubes though.
- Replacing the entire page with "carrots cause wicked diarrhea"
OK, I laughed. Is that very wrong? Probably is.
Did the servers have rootkits on them as well?
Yes, so now they can deny they installed anything and just blame, um, Sony.
From a company looking for interns on the school's notice board (admittedly a while back!). What got me the job though was being able to talk about all the projects I had done on my own before.
cp -rf ~ /backup
Personally, I use cp -a , I know I'd accidentally type rm instead of cp if I used -rf. And that would not be good in that command.
The article mentions implantable devices running off body heat - how would that work? I thought to harvest energy you needed a temperature difference, where would an implanted device get that?
Just wondering...
And they are not "Recording Studios", they are Record Labels or Media Conglomerates or something.
Sony's proprietary format is popular some place!
Mod parent up! I'm glad I found out about this profile stuff before I bought anything. More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Player_profiles .
It's just storing random data.
There must have been some innovation or we wouldn't now have 8GB cards for just a few tens of dollars.
Oh wait, in a flash.
The only sure way to avoid this is to run your own. Gallery2 does pretty much what flikr does (and is open source). You'll need a web server that can run php and some kind of database.
Just listing annoyances would be stupid.
Did you mean: would be slashdot?
Surely it's black if there's nothing there? Doesn't "white" mean filled with all kinds of frequencies, as in white noise? I suppose if you think of the spectrum as a sheet of paper...
In particular, drop the 'hit by a bus' argument.
Or at least make sure you park your bus round back, not menacingly near the main entrance.
Trend Micro is effectively trying to raise the price of security
Um, that's what the patent system is supposed to do - to make it worthwhile investing in inventing things! Whether this is a reasonable thing to patent is another question, but you can't really complain about the patent system doing what it is meant to do.
Too too too, must use preview, too too too, will the lameness filter let this trhough? too, too, too.
It's never to late to add retroactive immunity!
.. and then pushes it into a freezing lake?
"Honey, have you seen the remote?"
Phone: Yeah, sure, it's cute enough, but I think I can do better.
Also, does anyone else find it disturbing that they also make military robots?
Yeah, one day soon your Roomba will get drafted and you'll die a slow agonising death, suffocated by a sea of dust bunnies.
Don't laugh. It could happen.
They say it's customer driven, so maybe those customers are running 7.04? I know I am.
I guess the RIAA has to get mentioned in any Slashdot story about music, but I don't really see this is about 'sticking it to the RIAA'.
It seems to me it's more about just giving people a goal and a deadline - a cure for procrastination and all the other stuff that gets in the way of finishing things.
Would that be bombing Sweden then?
They've been pinched?
(British joke only, I guess)