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  1. Walls by pdokj · · Score: 1 · on Real-ID Passes U.S. Senate 100-0

    from http://pintday.org/archive/20050510 A man stands tall and proud. He stands on a podium, addressing the people. Meanwhile, at home, the man's country is building walls. To keep his people inside. His people are afraid.

  2. Re:What of other works of art? by pdokj · · Score: 1 · on Public Park Designated Copyrighted Space

    Easy fix to that: Copyright yourself.

  3. Tools... by perlionex · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Secret Agents Hold Code-Breaking Contest
    Try using/modifying these tools:

    frequency analyzer

    caesar cipher cracker

    some other tools also available here

  4. license by abe+ferlman · · Score: 2, Insightful · on Microsoft Launches Visual Studio Express, VS 2005 Beta

    I understand that this was released under a license reminiscent of the KWPL, better known as the Kjell Woodson Public License. Nice to see a little more truth in advertising!

  5. license by abe+ferlman · · Score: 2, Insightful · on Microsoft Launches Visual Studio Express, VS 2005 Beta

    I understand that this was released under a license reminiscent of the KWPL, better known as the Kjell Woodson Public License. Nice to see a little more truth in advertising!

  6. Re:Examples? by twoflower · · Score: 3, Informative · on Blockbuster Chief: End DVD Region Codes

    In a nutshell, Blockbuster tells studios that make movies with objectionable content (sex or anti-religious, mostly) "Make a 'family-friendly' cut of the film minus that content or we won't carry it at all"; they then carry this "rated" version which lacks the content from the original theatrical release, but they get to blame the director/studio if anyone notices. Some directors who have sufficient clout with their studios refuse, which is why you won't find some popular films there.

    This should be common knowledge; try http://pintday.org/archive/20031007.shtml for a few links.

  7. Try Netcat by singelet · · Score: 2, Informative · on ESound Client Implementation for MS Windows?

    In our University we stream mp3's to each other using netcat. There is an implementation of it for windows which can be found at Pintday.org. Just set the computer connected to the stereo to listen on some port and then pipe the output of that to your favourite mp3 player. A command like : nc -l -p 5000 | mpg123 would make it listen on port 5000. Then on the windows box just set netcat up to stream the mp3 file to the listening box's port 5000. If some of this dosen't make sense drop me a message I will be happy to elaborate.