Here's the problem that we Windows fan-boys (to use the insulting phrase
that you like so much) have. We have nothing against Mac hardware and
software. It's Mac USERS who can be truly revolting.
I'm prepared to believe that there are plenty of revolting users out
there. In fact I think that if
Well if I'm snarky, I think it's clear who is snooty.
So when mediadefender went to take down rev3 with a DoS attack, if they had
been rich snobs they would have gone after only macs to set the attack up?
Or would they realize that the DoS attack only works when you have a lot of
machines sending
Really, the only solution is to rejigger your site so that it won't serve
busboys and similar undesirables. You don't need them, and with this
approach maybe they'll just go away and die.
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Good lord.
Here's the problem that we Windows fan-boys (to use the insulting phrase
that you like so much) have. We have nothing against Mac hardware and
software. It's Mac USERS who can be truly revolting.
I suppose that your apparent "we are better than you" point of view is
unsurprising, giv
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And it's far, far better and
cheaper to have a $30 UV filter get broken than a $700 lens.
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Hear, hear! I recently picked the pieces of my $30 UV filter out of my $800
Cannon zoom lens, and not a scratch on the lens itself! Something har
Is the cell that produces the error formatted as text? formatted to treat
whatever is typed in the cell as text, and not as a number even if comprised
only of ciphers? Check that all cells are formatted either as "general" or as
some explicit number format.
At 08:03 PM 6/5/2008, [EMAIL PROTEC
A very simple but perplexing problem.
A cell adds the values of 3 adjacent cells.
When text is keyed into one of the three cells, the cell adding the values
shows an error - #value.
Solution?
Thanks,
John.
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The google products search on "Nikon D70" turn up listings in the first half
page for about $900 from numerous different stores.
Checkout One Laptop Per Child project laptop.org
--- On Thu, 6/5/08, Larry Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Larry Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] D
>While I'm waiting I'll take a quick look at Google Analytics and see
>what my visitors are using. Hm. 94% of them are junk users, and only
>4% are the "glitterati". Now I'm worried. What can I possibly do to
>encourage these misguided people to throw away their 'junk' and get
>'non-junk' computers
>This is a new stat. We'd like to hear more about the "non-junk"
>demographic. Or not.
You will find it in the CGuys archive.
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Tom makes an excellent point.
Nearly all "point and shoot" digital cameras go to work once you press
the shutter release button down to take the picture. You can defeat
that somewhat by anticipating the shot. Of course, that works a lot
easier with subjects that are going on a predictable cours
This is a new stat. We'd like to hear more about the "non-junk"
demographic. Or not.
While I'm waiting I'll take a quick look at Google Analytics and see
what my visitors are using. Hm. 94% of them are junk users, and only
4% are the "glitterati". Now I'm worried. What can I possibly do to
encoura
MS agreed to fix it without incident, Apple was refusing until recently.
According to the researcher who found the issue though, MS fixing their end
still leaves a problem that can be exploited in Safari.
Mike
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 7:16 AM, Michael Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> mike sez:
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>Camera newbie question. I hate shutter lag in digital cameras.
>The frames per second rate in the Nikon D70 3 fps whereas the
>D40 specs claims 2.5 fps.
Note that shutter lag and frames per second are not related. Shutter lag
depends on how quickly the camera sets up for the shot (focus, m
It is difficult to have a reasonable discussion with someone who's view
of reality is so far out of whack. It is even harder when you leap from
one distortion to another unrelated distortion while insisting that they
are somehow related and mutually supportive.
Apple is the 4th largest manufact
> mike
>> > Most thorough news agencies are citing MS's surface, not
>> > the iphone for where MS is going with windows 7. They
>> > were released very close together..technically I think
>> > surface was first.
>
> Yeah, but like Aero, it needs special hardware to make it
> go? How many existin
mike sez:
>Or if Apple fixed it...
Sounds to me as if either Apple or Microsoft could do something to "fix"
it. Both companies apparently think they have better things to do, so us
arguing from our respective prejudices doesn't do anything. Best to tell
people to change their download folder from
If the "selected timeframe" is "current transactions" and there have been no
transactions since a recently-issued monthly statement, then there will be no
transactions to download.
Fred Holmes
At 02:54 PM 6/4/2008, Ralph wrote:
>Is anyone having problems downloading transactions into Quicken,
>
This is a good example of a defect that mostly affects the ignorant. I
set up my browsers to download to a specific place that I specify for
each download. So this would not really get me. I have not used Safari
in a while, in either OS X or XP, but at least in OS X, I set up a
regular user acco
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