Anonymous posting on Slashdot could give an explanation to supersymmetry, detail a working cheap fusion reactor or do any number of more critical things than do another iteration of "ooh ooh baby". More likely it will be about hot grits though
Exactly. Whatever can "manage" between a single terminal, browser and editor window each with a bunch of tabs fast and stable is fine
Yep, thats what they were saying on Venus and Mars just a billion years ago.
You'll be guaranteed to have WebDirectX of some sort, and two very "popular" game publishers will immediately announce support for it for their two upcoming titles. My money is on Electronic Arts
Failing that, PowerShell has Invoke-WebRequest which can be aliased to look like wget. Now all we need is a permanent web address that is easy and quick to type that downloads both
Right, UAC all over again !
They bought Bungie for Halo in 2000 already, lots of kids were running to BestBuy it
He is probably still in charge, he simply outsourced his chair throwing to an
Also, it would be against Geneva convention
First properly documented interplanetary flight sent by us, with biological specimens on board ! Pity we didnt measure the effect of zero-g or deep space radiation on these.
Next up, amoebas and molluscs to mars ! With the current pace, maybe in next couple thousand years we'll send rhesus monkeys at some point.
Of course we know that too much competition is just CONFUSING to an average american. Thats why everything is bound to converge around two "choices" of everything. Demolicans or republicrats, Lockheed or Boeing, AT&T or Verizon, Intel or AMD
Its all free market, yes ?
"It's pretty amazing to me that they count every electron on a particle," Shinbrot says. The tally showed that the beads start out with far too few trapped electrons to explain the static buildup,
They probably did not count every electron, then.
They are effectively "browser distros" from the brief look - and we need more popular versions of them. And you missed IceWeasel, IceCat, Wyzo, SwiftFox
Living on Earth may be expensive, but it includes an annual free trip around the Sun.
