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Kernel 2.4.23 Released
MikeCapone writes "As if we didn't already have enough articles about Linux kernel releases, Marcelo Tosatti has released the final 2.4.23 Linux kernel. Check out the changelog at Kerneltrap."
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Two failures in a row....???
'ol kpm does it again!
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#1 Email 'em
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1. Look up the email address of your regional RIAA authority (listed in your white pages under "Recording Industry: Regional Authorities)
2. Open up your email program, such as Microsoft Outlook(TM) or Microsoft Outlook Express(TM)
3. Create an email to the email address you found.
4. Attach all the MP3s you're returning. (If you don't know how to attach a file, look in the help file for your email program).
5. Press send.
#2 Burn 'em
1. Burn a copy of your stolen MP3's. (Here's a guide: You can fit about 200 MP3s on a CD.)
2. Package the CD's in a plastic case
3. Place the CD case in an envelope. Carefully cut a piece of cardboard the size of the CD case.
4. Seal the envelope. (Hint: You might consider putting in a note saying you're sorry.)
5. Put on the right number of stamps.
6. Address it to:
The RIAA
c/o America
#3 Snail Mail 'em
1. Locate on your computer the first MP3 you want to send. (Hint: MP3s usually end with the letters ".MP3" or ".mp3"
2. Open up your hex editor. (Did you know that "hex" is short for "hexadecimal?" Well now you do!
3. Resize the hex dump (usually on the left side of the page) as small as it goes. You won't be needing it.
4. Drag-select the ASCII dump. Use the "copy" command.
5. Open your favorite word processor such as Microsoft Word(TM) or Microsoft WordPad(TM). Press "paste."
6. Set the page margins to 1" all around (2.54 centimeters). Consider single-spacing.
7. Load your printer with a fresh ream of paper. (Did you know that there are 500 pages in a ream?)
8. Press print.
9. Pack the paper carefully in a carton and take to the post office.
10. Send to the RIAA address in Method #2.
#4 Fax 'em
1. Follow the instructions for snail mailing, but do not go to the post office.
2. Look up the fax number of the nearest RIAA Regional Authority.
3. Load your fax machine with the paper. (Hint: Most fax machines can only load 10-20 pages at a time. Can you figure out how many batches your MP3s will take...without using a calculator!
4. Press send.
Now don't you feel better?
[Stolen from here[analse.cx]]
No, it's better...it runs MPlayer...which plays realmedia without all of the Real Networks ads!!!
Yes it does!
damn, now we have to check penguinshosting urls too
Is this the "copy everything OSnews.com posts" day?
The fact that 2 stupid people have replied to this doesn't make it Flamebait. The comment is ironic. I.e. you have to know how shit RealPlayer is to realise how an OS that does not run it might be an advantage.... Sheesh.
Actuallt that is rather inflamitory, isn't it???
Nice work, fella!!!!!!
$ uname -a
Linux aragorn 2.4.20-gentoo-r8 #9 Mon Nov 17 14:59:22 EST 2003 i686 Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.40GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
I'm not a prophet or a stone-age man,
I'm just a mortal with potential of a super man.