I think I read somewhere that Apple computes market share by *price*. Since their units are more expensive than others, naturally that calculation makes their share look bigger.
> Window-size is however typically proportional to bandwith > and inversely proportional to delay, so it'll be easiest to > exploit on a tcp-connection that has high bandwith, and > high ping-times.
Strip out the word "inversely" and you've got it right.
Type and creator are not stored in the resource fork nor the data fork. You could think of them as a third, fixed-size fork. At least, that's what Siracusa of Ars Technica wrote.
Either the people interviewed have no clue at all, or the reporter didn't. My guess is the latter. In any case I can't make a spot of sense out of that article.
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We had a case like that in NYC.
s /v isualarts/tiltedarc_a.html
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/cultureshock/flashpoint
Thanks for that, g00set.
What an affecting story. And a caution to all of us amateur photographers.
Operating system-related program codes ... dammit, where have I heard that phrase before ... or something similar ... it's on the tip of my tongue.
Oh yes.
The 20D has an 8MP sensor. The 300D has a 6MP sensor.
The price difference is a lot more than $300-$400. The Rebel is around $700, the 20D is around $1400.
Yeah, I mis-spoke. Sorry. I plead stress due to working all weekend.
ns1.access.net 198.7.0.1
ns2.access.net 198.7.0.2
Note that access.net DNS was _not_ hijacked. Just panix.com.
BTW, it's morning in Melbourne, and the root DNS is now fixed.
You can also take the capital that you had invested in your PC
business, and invest it in something more profitable.
An average PC has multiple hard drives, some running at 10K RPM? On what planet?
Philip Morris -> Altria
We're all supposed to think "altruism" and forget about their habit of peddling cancer sticks to young people.
I think I read somewhere that Apple computes market share
by *price*. Since their units are more expensive than others,
naturally that calculation makes their share look bigger.
I'm thinking of Windows-On-Windows and Sender Rewriting
Scheme, but those can't be right.
> In previous generations, people's words meant something.
Don't be ridiculous. Salespeople have been lying
since the beginning of time.
How is the "regular digital audio stream" encoded?
(BTW thanks.)
> Last Time I checked, I couldn't use my iBook one-handed
Boy, are you missing out.
> If your using higher bitrate AAC files or Apple
...
> lossless it makes sense to have a pure digital out.
It's analog when the AAC decoder finishes with it,
right? So does it then get re-digitized for S/PDIF? Or am I missing something? Thanks
This is not a Safari nor a Webcore issue. It is a Mac OS X issue.
I do not know of any web browser that is not affected.
> Window-size is however typically proportional to bandwith
> and inversely proportional to delay, so it'll be easiest to
> exploit on a tcp-connection that has high bandwith, and
> high ping-times.
Strip out the word "inversely" and you've got it right.
PEBKAC. Whoops, I mean PEMDAS.
Parentheses, exponentiation, multiplication,
division, addition, subtraction.
Type and creator are not stored in the resource
fork nor the data fork. You could think of them
as a third, fixed-size fork. At least, that's what
Siracusa of Ars Technica wrote.
Those foot-long drug dealers are a real pain.
Step on one accidentally and next day his mates
set your house on fire.
It may or may not be immaterial, but it's not wrong.
Either the people interviewed have no clue at all, or the
reporter didn't. My guess is the latter. In any case I can't
make a spot of sense out of that article.
Free as in beer;
Free as in speech;
Free as in first hit of crack.
There is a color CCD, it's made by Foveon, the New York Times
r a. html
just had an article on it this week.
Of course, the Times could have gotten it wrong, they do that
sometimes.
http://nytimes.com/2004/02/09/technology/09came
It's 30% over your budget, but the Etymotic ER-6s
might be a good choice.
Or a pair of the lower-end Grados or Sennheisers if the in-ear
thing is too weird.