In my experience BSODs appear when network interface drivers get thrown for a loop. I've seen a few blue screens for those drivers on different computers with different drivers and different versions of Windows.
It's difficult to judge when a task is too complicated for a computer to run. It's also difficult to be 100% sure a driver you think is reliable really is. I wouldn't want to worry about it in a hospital, or when controlling freight trains.
According to the BBC, some researches believe global warming may be causing a 25-mile-by-1.6-mile chunk of the Wilkins Ice Shelf to break away from the Antarctic Peninsula. "The Wilkins Ice Shelf is the largest ice shelf...yet to be threatened." Other researchers believe the ice shelf may hold on a little longer, as it is protected by a thin strip of ice between t
According to The New York Times, some large companies object to Google's more prominent placement of its site-search functionality by adding a "search-within-search" box underneath the query result for those companies, claiming it circumvents their advertising power and user intent. For example, Googl
"There is nothing new under the sun, but there are lots of old things we don't know yet." -Ambrose Bierce
