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Before I can order one I have to pull my 57' HDTV away from the wall and look at the power rating, then add the other components power consumption.Are you running your HDTV through UPS? Why?-Tinman57 (January 30, 2009, 08:03 PM)
My sentiment exactly.2Carol Haynes
Nice video but it's not even close to be from "hidden camera".-fenixproductions (January 26, 2009, 12:09 PM)
Exactly. The video is cute enough as it is. Why invent an obviously false story to go along with it?-Deozaan (January 26, 2009, 12:18 PM)
), start cooking your own food (this means no microwave dinners as well), eat meat less often...Hire George Clooney and have him say : "Windows 7, what else !"I thought it was Milla who deserved IT?
and Mila Jovovitch would say "Because you deserve IT..."-MerleOne (January 29, 2009, 03:21 AM)
And what would you use instead of ThunderBird?What's proprietary about "<!--"? That's a standard HTML comment.Indeed. I'm the first to bash Microsoft when they put proprietary shit in the wrong place, but I can't see a problem here...except with the recipient's email client (please don't be using Thunderbird <repeat>).-CWuestefeld (January 28, 2009, 03:06 PM)-Ehtyar (January 28, 2009, 09:06 PM)
Finnie makes some good points. He made the jump to Mac several years ago pre-Vista. I think [Windows] users will welcome 7, but what will it offer the enterprise customer? If businesses don't jump on it -- and face it, they don't have the money to upgrade hardware or licenses these days -- then Microsoft will need a Plan B business model. As Finnie notes, users are not willing to pay for single-platform data lockdown in the age of the cloud. The OS takes a backseat to the app.It's probably going to matter a lot more to the enterprise than desktop user, actually - there's been a lot of tweaking and serious code restructuring going on in the kernel to reduce scalability bottlenecks... check the Russinovich video on the topic.-zridling (January 26, 2009, 10:36 PM)
I use it; I'm not obsessed with it- it is one tool in my toolbox. But when I don't feel like waiting for Visual Studio to load, and want something lighter that I can just edit/compile/check-in/out projects in that supports multiple platforms in one project, I pull it out. It also supports brief which most editors these days overlook, so that's a big plus for me.When I test-drove SlickEdit, the difference in time between starting SE and VS was pretty irrelevant - to the point that SE felt pretty pointless to me-wraith808 (January 28, 2009, 09:39 AM)
better ideas come along as i'm doing them so large bits get rubbed out and something more stupid will be put in its place(emphasis mine) - that part made my day-nudone (January 28, 2009, 05:06 AM)