"Apple has updated XProtect.plist - the rudimentary file that contains elementary signatures of a handful of Mac threats"
How dare they not tell us about such an important change... With such dramatically huge changes like this one going undocumented I just don't know how much longer I can trust these guys.
isnt a netbook an ultraportable notebook? if not....where is the line and how can I be sure which is which without the marketing speak applied to a products name?
I remember when the eeePc's and other netbooks started coming out for sub $300 prices that it wouldnt be long before we would see $150 netbooks... But I guess that isnt what happened because netbooks seemingly get more and more expensive.
Where are the cheap netbooks that I thought were the intent of the product?!
I started using OpenBSD at version 2.7 after a few years using various versions of Redhat linux and Mandrake.
I was hooked right away.. It was a lot of things. Maybe the first was the really easy installation process... In my opinion it still might be the simplest out there. There is the well written man pages.. And the simple 'full' installation. It was easy to understand where everything was and it mostly stayed that way from release to release. The config files seemed easy to read and the firewall was really snazzy!
They do some good work! I enjoy using it, even if all I am really doing is small scale hobby work.
I dont know if it is just me but whenever people harp on about how theyll ignore other browsers until they can do everything they can do with firefoxes _insert obscure plugins here_ I tend to think of how we always end up with useless crap like XEYES on pretty much every graphic installation...... Maybe sometimes people create a need where one didnt exist?! Maybe we CAN live without Xeyes?!.
Like many I was one of the first on the big wagon ride using firefox in the various names it had before its current guise....
but... it just got too slow and clunky, startup times got longer load times of pages lagged... the benefits it had started to lose value.
So I switched to Opera and Safari...... I use firefox on the few websites I use that require it (yes that sounds odd).. I wish it were like it used to be.
So is this the reason why we see so many female teachers going off so lightly when they have sex with student boys in comparison to their male colleagues ?
Hey! who is the wise guy who put !newsfornerds as a tag for this story?...
Maybe it is a sign of the times when two historically big news organizations coming together is no longer nerdy enough for people to watch or care about.....or discuss..
you must recall what 'tech illiterate' meant back then.
back then you got a 'computer' and it came with a big book of BASIC code telling you how to code your own games! right out of the box!
now? you get a 'computer' and the odds of you coding your own games are quite unlikely.. even most 'literate' computer users wouldnt know where to start
If it's planned properly, you'll be fine on a vegan diet with no supplements. Pregnant women probably should take supplements but can bear healthy children without them, and I assume NASA would want to hire a world-class nutritionist for this project anyways.
It is too bad the source used multiple places on that page says nothing about a Vegan diet.
Craig, WJ; Mangels, AR; American Dietetic, Association (July 2009). "Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets.". J Am Diet Assoc 109 (7): 1266–1282. doi:10.1016/j.jada.2009.05.027. PMID 19562864.
notice how it says: "Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets."...I think you might want to reconsider your research.
The American Dietetic Association considers well-planned vegan diets "appropriate for all stages of the life cycle, including pregnancy and lactation," but recommends that vegan mothers supplement for iron, vitamin D, and vitamin B12.
that quote is wrong.. just look at the source at the bottom of the wiki page.
Craig, WJ; Mangels, AR; American Dietetic, Association (July 2009). "Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets.". J Am Diet Assoc 109 (7): 1266–1282. doi:10.1016/j.jada.2009.05.027. PMID 19562864.
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BREAKING NEWS!!! Stop The Presses!
"Apple has updated XProtect.plist - the rudimentary file that contains elementary signatures of a handful of Mac threats"
How dare they not tell us about such an important change... With such dramatically huge changes like this one going undocumented I just don't know how much longer I can trust these guys.
In Soviet Asia Chef Serves YOU!
Gotta wonder if some recruitment minded guy is saying "we need more buzzwords" wherein buzzwords are things like 'twitter' 'facebook' 'ipad'...
Well, at least it works on my Celeron 600mhz!
Yaah, I know, it is old.... But I would have really liked a PPC release. Is there something in the code that prohibits such a thing?
I used one of those type of things. I had the Disney Sound Source parallel port sound thing mentioned on that wikipedia page.
It was really fun, sitting there with my IBM Model 50z 80286 an Win3.1.. rocking out the wav files as if i was living in the modern world.
I sometimes what happened to that piece of hardware..... truly an interesting little creation.
Is it the fine that is disturbing?
isnt a netbook an ultraportable notebook? if not....where is the line and how can I be sure which is which without the marketing speak applied to a products name?
I thought the same thing. $380? Too much!
I remember when the eeePc's and other netbooks started coming out for sub $300 prices that it wouldnt be long before we would see $150 netbooks... But I guess that isnt what happened because netbooks seemingly get more and more expensive.
Where are the cheap netbooks that I thought were the intent of the product?!
I started using OpenBSD at version 2.7 after a few years using various versions of Redhat linux and Mandrake.
I was hooked right away.. It was a lot of things. Maybe the first was the really easy installation process... In my opinion it still might be the simplest out there. There is the well written man pages.. And the simple 'full' installation. It was easy to understand where everything was and it mostly stayed that way from release to release. The config files seemed easy to read and the firewall was really snazzy!
They do some good work! I enjoy using it, even if all I am really doing is small scale hobby work.
I dont know if it is just me but whenever people harp on about how theyll ignore other browsers until they can do everything they can do with firefoxes _insert obscure plugins here_ I tend to think of how we always end up with useless crap like XEYES on pretty much every graphic installation...... Maybe sometimes people create a need where one didnt exist?! Maybe we CAN live without Xeyes?!.
Like many I was one of the first on the big wagon ride using firefox in the various names it had before its current guise....
but... it just got too slow and clunky, startup times got longer load times of pages lagged... the benefits it had started to lose value.
So I switched to Opera and Safari...... I use firefox on the few websites I use that require it (yes that sounds odd).. I wish it were like it used to be.
So is this the reason why we see so many female teachers going off so lightly when they have sex with student boys in comparison to their male colleagues ?
I was quite saddened to find that this 'Look at CERN's LHC GRID' ....didnt include any pictures. :-(
Did anyone else think "how is Kirk going get out of this one"?
do not feel bad, I too thought the same thing....
damn you kirk!!
backing up files just keeps on getting easier, and faster.. it sure is great!
*hint hint hint*
Hey! who is the wise guy who put !newsfornerds as a tag for this story?...
Maybe it is a sign of the times when two historically big news organizations coming together is no longer nerdy enough for people to watch or care about.....or discuss..
you must recall what 'tech illiterate' meant back then.
back then you got a 'computer' and it came with a big book of BASIC code telling you how to code your own games! right out of the box!
now? you get a 'computer' and the odds of you coding your own games are quite unlikely.. even most 'literate' computer users wouldnt know where to start
I am sure these will be added to the list some day.
It was just another lie from the WH. More broken promises.
who would have modded this informative?
who would have modded that a troll?
It was just another lie from the WH. More broken promises.
who would have modded this informative?
If it's planned properly, you'll be fine on a vegan diet with no supplements. Pregnant women probably should take supplements but can bear healthy children without them, and I assume NASA would want to hire a world-class nutritionist for this project anyways.
It is too bad the source used multiple places on that page says nothing about a Vegan diet.
Craig, WJ; Mangels, AR; American Dietetic, Association (July 2009). "Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets.". J Am Diet Assoc 109 (7): 1266–1282. doi:10.1016/j.jada.2009.05.027. PMID 19562864.
notice how it says: "Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets." ...I think you might want to reconsider your research.
- Veganism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
that quote is wrong.. just look at the source at the bottom of the wiki page.
Craig, WJ; Mangels, AR; American Dietetic, Association (July 2009). "Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets.". J Am Diet Assoc 109 (7): 1266–1282. doi:10.1016/j.jada.2009.05.027. PMID 19562864.
it says VEGETARIAN DIETS. not vegan.
someone is trying to create their own reality.
That's why the iPhone as a ~200 DPI screen.
Sorry, the iPhone is only 165dpi. Next theory.
uhm, you do know what the squiggly thing means? right?
I did not RTFA.