It makes you wonder if they are happy enough to pay their EU fines without to much fuss and threatening to move there EU based developments back to the US how much tax dodging are they doing?
Don't they have to fix your line if it's broken. Also they are upgrading the system to fibre optics.
I have BT internet and have six megabit internet even though I live right next to the exchange.
Oddly, the cost of a Automated Killing Machine would probably be more than the cost of a human solider. I guessing that a Automated Killing Machine will cost as least a quarter of a million to buy.
A solders training costs around ten times less than that. Also any windows, children's maintenance after wards would likely be less than the cost of a new machine.
I had to tell the guy who runs the IT in my department how to share a printer on a network, if the printer can't act as a print server.
Although I'm not surprised all are IT people are ex cons who go through training as part as there rehabilitation.
In England when you mobile phone gets stolen you can go to your phone company get some ID number and then tell the police who get the phone locked on all mobile networks (although more often than not your phone ends up in Nigeria where the lock won't work but anyway). If they did something like that where the user had to register his iPod stolen with Apple maybe through iTunes to have it stop working they wouldn't have so may problems with false positives on there system.
According to the article there parent company Titus Interactive went broke. They go on to say that Interplay managed to stay afloat by licensing the rights to Fallout three to Bethesda.
So, let me ask you again: is that so surprising? I think not. Another brilliant civilization rejected science and went into a profound decline: it was the Middle-Ages Moslem civilization. Think about that for a minute.
Will the documents be usable outside the EU? The EU may allow Mac and Linux developers documentation, but that documentation may have the status of trade secret in the US.
I presume the EU will just fine Microsoft more for stifling competition if they tried to pull a stunt like that.
I don't think it would really matter what Distro they used, they could even offer a selection. Just the fact that somone was selling Linux based home computers would be cool.
I may be wrong but Dell only sell Linux based servers not desktops. Also I think that while Linux may only have a nish market it would still be a profitable indevevor . I would happily buy a Linux base laptop if I didn't have to pay over the odds for one. It seems to be impossible to get one here in the UK.
Also with a little support from Google Ubutuntu might be able to offer GUI support for WPA wireless networks. Which would help me a lot as I can't seem to get my machine to connect to them.
Personally I hope that if they realise there own OS it's more than a Linux distro, we have enough already. Why can't they help popularise another distro they could start selling Google based PC's and Laptops with Ubuntu or somthing.
If they have to release there own OS can't they develop there own one using new technology.
Hitler was not an atheist, he paid a lot of lip service to christian faith, considered himself a christian, and drew upon the 2000 years or christian's hatred for jews. And a lot of german officers at the time (most of them, in fact) were christians. Should also be mentioned the good ol' SS belt buckle motto "Gott mit Uns" (God With Us)
While I agree with you argument I have to point out that Hitler it is not at all clear whether Hitler was an Atheist or Christian. He was a catholic by birth and often made reference Christianity in his speeches and in private but he did also talk about ridding the world of religion in other circumstances.
Stephen Dawkins goes into some detail about the question of Hitler's religious belief in his latest book if your interested.
I thought this was open already. It's been covered by the British press a number of times.
As an Athisest I find this story quite amsuing and while I would love to use it to poke fun at America I know a worrying number of people here in England who aboultly beilve in this stuff.
To be honest while I dislike these guys views on Open Source which are just plain wrong. What really gets me is his views on censorship
The new ICT Minister expressed his belief in censorship and said that even the most avid freedom of speech advocate would change his mind if he sees doctored pictures of his daughter's head on a naked body posted on the Internet.
anyway I'm off to see if I can't doctor images pictures of his daughter with Gimp and then post it an apache server
To be fair anyone buying this car is just going to sit it in a showroom so it's not really going to be using it's 1000 horsepower a lot.
It makes you wonder if they are happy enough to pay their EU fines without to much fuss and threatening to move there EU based developments back to the US how much tax dodging are they doing?
Don't they have to fix your line if it's broken. Also they are upgrading the system to fibre optics. I have BT internet and have six megabit internet even though I live right next to the exchange.
Oddly, the cost of a Automated Killing Machine would probably be more than the cost of a human solider. I guessing that a Automated Killing Machine will cost as least a quarter of a million to buy. A solders training costs around ten times less than that. Also any windows, children's maintenance after wards would likely be less than the cost of a new machine.
I had to tell the guy who runs the IT in my department how to share a printer on a network, if the printer can't act as a print server. Although I'm not surprised all are IT people are ex cons who go through training as part as there rehabilitation.
I guess people must think that SCO can still make some money back selling there Unix OS or some other software.
Although with all the loses in the IP arena can SCO still legally sell it's OS?
In England when you mobile phone gets stolen you can go to your phone company get some ID number and then tell the police who get the phone locked on all mobile networks (although more often than not your phone ends up in Nigeria where the lock won't work but anyway). If they did something like that where the user had to register his iPod stolen with Apple maybe through iTunes to have it stop working they wouldn't have so may problems with false positives on there system.
While I'm not sure I agree with this statement I don't understand why it has been modded zero. The coward who wrote it was not trolling.
According to this article Netscape code is used in Internet Explorer!
According to the article there parent company Titus Interactive went broke. They go on to say that Interplay managed to stay afloat by licensing the rights to Fallout three to Bethesda.
If ignorance was an excuse wouldn't the RIAA's lawsuit have failed in the first place?
Press the button to find a new particle. Bonus points if you find a Graviton.
So, let me ask you again: is that so surprising? I think not. Another brilliant civilization rejected science and went into a profound decline: it was the Middle-Ages Moslem civilization. Think about that for a minute.
Same thing happened to Spain in the 17th century
Will the documents be usable outside the EU? The EU may allow Mac and Linux developers documentation, but that documentation may have the status of trade secret in the US.
I presume the EU will just fine Microsoft more for stifling competition if they tried to pull a stunt like that.
I wonder if its possible to fund the whole of the EU on fines from large corporations?
Hey man, there are gun toting zombies on the moon why else do you think we've never been back?
I don't think it would really matter what Distro they used, they could even offer a selection. Just the fact that somone was selling Linux based home computers would be cool.
I may be wrong but Dell only sell Linux based servers not desktops.
Also I think that while Linux may only have a nish market it would still be a profitable indevevor . I would happily buy a Linux base laptop if I didn't have to pay over the odds for one. It seems to be impossible to get one here in the UK.
Also with a little support from Google Ubutuntu might be able to offer GUI support for WPA wireless networks. Which would help me a lot as I can't seem to get my machine to connect to them.
Personally I hope that if they realise there own OS it's more than a Linux distro, we have enough already. Why can't they help popularise another distro they could start selling Google based PC's and Laptops with Ubuntu or somthing.
If they have to release there own OS can't they develop there own one using new technology.
Hitler was not an atheist, he paid a lot of lip service to christian faith, considered himself a christian, and drew upon the 2000 years or christian's hatred for jews. And a lot of german officers at the time (most of them, in fact) were christians. Should also be mentioned the good ol' SS belt buckle motto "Gott mit Uns" (God With Us)
While I agree with you argument I have to point out that Hitler it is not at all clear whether Hitler was an Atheist or Christian. He was a catholic by birth and often made reference Christianity in his speeches and in private but he did also talk about ridding the world of religion in other circumstances.
Stephen Dawkins goes into some detail about the question of Hitler's religious belief in his latest book if your interested.
I thought this was open already. It's been covered by the British press a number of times.
As an Athisest I find this story quite amsuing and while I would love to use it to poke fun at America I know a worrying number of people here in England who aboultly beilve in this stuff.
Sadly there are idiots everywhere.
So far I've heard dozens of discussion about selling PS3's on ebay, and none about actually playing games on them.
Thats because there all up for sale on Ebay. Nobodys bothered to play one yet.
To be honest while I dislike these guys views on Open Source which are just plain wrong. What really gets me is his views on censorship
The new ICT Minister expressed his belief in censorship and said that even the most avid freedom of speech advocate would change his mind if he sees doctored pictures of his daughter's head on a naked body posted on the Internet.
anyway I'm off to see if I can't doctor images pictures of his daughter with Gimp and then post it an apache server
I thought that Page Flipping was a graphics technique. Can anyone provide information to how this would work for using more RAM?
I meant to ask what is the theoretical maximum amount of RAM possible for a 64-bit processor?