Comment Re:Don't use bootcamp, but I use Fusion (Score 0) 396
install vista64 sp2,if you have at least 2G it has better performance than XP, laptop maker default install suck big time and this is not Vista's fault......
Comment Re:Used by Youtube (Score 0) 133
mod this way up, we have the real motivation here
Comment Re:Did anyone notice the cost? (Score 0) 334
lim_(n->infinity) 2^(-n) = 0
Comment Re:She looks retarded ... (Score -1, Troll) 599
yeas and eat it to
Comment Re:At least you can then use it (Score 0) 543
it is the first 3 ....
Comment Re:I got the facts ... (Score 1, Informative) 524
I really like the ability to highlight text then search Google for it using the right click menu. I know this is just robbed from Mozilla, buy they do say copying is the highest form of flattery.
I also like the ability to highlight text then see it translated into a different language in a little popup. Hopefully this is not patented so other browsers can now copy it but I am probably being overly optimistic here.
try the ubiquity firefox addon
Comment Re:Well its not just Apache (Score -1, Redundant) 203
IIS not affected
learn to read
learn to read
Comment Re:Nice! Wish we had this in Canada (Score 1) 439
try velcom.ca
real 5MBps+ MLPPP + no cap 31$/month
Comment Re:Oh, quit whining (Score 1) 243
it is not a proportional system
Comment Re:You forgot something (Score 1) 325
It is a known fact that several JVMs out there do leak just by running. Even if you try, Java, with its language constructs, makes it difficult to control memory management and fine tuning.
Look at the WeakReference class and its family, if this is not a fine tuned memory management i don't know what it is. But to use it correctly you have to understandt the Java memory model. Also I have a some servers running a J2EE app and I currently have a 6 month up time. Last down time was a scheduled application update.
Submission + - UK Allows Full-Blown Software Patent (computerworlduk.com)
Glyn Moody writes: "In Europe, software patents are not allowed "as such" (whatever that means). The UK has been one of the most rigorous in rejecting attempts to patent software — until now. A decision (PDF) handed down by the UK Intellectual Property Office has given Nokia a patent for "a software implemented method for developing networked applications for a wireless mobile device, the software enabling a developer to use a computer remote from a wireless mobile device to call, over a network connection, modular software elements resident on the wireless mobile device and to combine and execute modular software elements resident on the device by using a script composed on the computer and transferred to the wireless mobile device." The reasoning draws on an earlier judgment that held software was patentable when "there is more than just a "better program", there is a faster and more reliable computer." Is that a viable distinction, and is it likely to open the floodgates to software patents in UK and Europe?"
Comment Re:"hand over control" - yum, troll link text! (Score 1) 503
agreed
Comment Re:Not too worried (Score 1) 780
depression affect cognition witch then affect free will.
Comment Re:AI (Score 1) 255
it was abandoned because of the doctor not because of the technology. I have a friend who work on a prescription optimization system and the doctor never make a mistake at worse he make a suboptimal decision
Comment Re:True story (Score 1) 731
use a sane language you masoschist
