"these have been integral to joypads since the original PlayStation"
What about the N64? How can you attribute thumb sticks to the PS1 when they started out with only a D-pad and then added thumb sticks to compete with the N64?
If the author of this article doesn't know the difference between polarized lenses and Polaroid brand film, then what does that say about the trustworthyness of the article?
They don't mention headsets. Here in California, it will be illegal to talk on your cell while driving starting next month, but we can still talk on bluetooth headsets, or on speakerphone, so this technology is already obsolete...
This guy cites no sources. There is no merit, scientific or otherwise in this article. "A few tenths of a degree" is wildly inaccurate. This kind of politicized crap shouldnt be posted. Zonk, again, you suck.
# lsusb
# mkdir /
# mount/dev/usb /
if it truly does have mass removable storege capabilities, this will work. use lsusb to find the devid of the device, the create a directory to mount it to and then mount the appropriate/dev/usb device. it may take a few tries to get the correct usb device, but this is how i got my Motorola i880 to show as a 1G removable drive.
It's a little of both, depending on the story. The TV watching public does not care about net neutrality, internet users do; so it gets coverage all over the internet, but not on TV. Halliburton selling secrets to Iran is going to be more in the range of censorship, but overall i would not call most of these stories censored. If they truly were censored, they would not be posted here, or anywhere else. What i would call this article is pointless, as the people reading it already know about much of these stories.
So if this censorship report doesn't make it into the news, is it censored?
Whoever wrote this has obviously never set up automated updates for any number of computers. one basic option of almost all update programs is to not upgrade where the configuration file has been updated. And not updating just because everything appears to be running fine is a security nightmare, as most updates, especially for server-side programs is exploit/security updates, not "new features" Besides all that, its not too hard to do a diff between your.conf backup and the new.conf. (if you aren't backing this stuff up, and you're complaining about updates, not only should you quit your job, you should never boot to anything but windows)
This is a heavily slanted article. It failed to mention that the mentioned blog has to be maintained with an annual investment of 25000$ or more. This law is more aimed at keeping lobbyists from looking like grassroots bloggers. Shame on you for posting this without actually looking up information on the act
Hotmail runs on solaris Boxen.:)
Originally, MS was to buy AT&T, not Cingular. But AT&T backed out when microsoft couldnt migrate to their own domain controllers and had to go back to the Suns.
One of the stranger ones that i've seen wasone building where certain computers were getting sporatic connections. After following many many meters of cabling i came to notice that in one room where all the cables went through, the tech that had installed it was tieing knots in the cables to identify what cable went where. 1 knot, computer 1, 2 knots, computer 2, etc. Needless to say pretty much all the computers over #5 had some issues, and all the cable had to be replaced. And at the original technicians expense, of course.
Personally, i would use fedora, or maybe ubuntu. But one important thing is going to be partitioning your drive. If you only have one hard drive, it may be a good idea to have a small system partition for windows and a small partition for linux, then a swap partition, and finally, a great big fat32 partition. "FAT32 you say?" yes. Both systems can read this partition out of the box, making for a good grey area to store data to be used by both OS's. Also, install windows first. Configuring a dual boot after windows screws everything can be a pain.
This was new back in march and november when the assemblies in these states were voting BEFORE the elections. http://www.blackboxvoting.org/
Quit posting shit zonk
you suck
Calling yourself anti-spyware does not make you anti-spyware. Ironic? No. Thats like saying it's ironic that Microsoft got slapped with an anti-trust suit.
A bunch of fluff to make people paranoid. I work for one of these trackers. You want to know if you're being tracked? Check you damn bill or call your damn cell carrier. If it's your phone, it can't be tracked without your consent, so if you find/think you are being tracked, you're probably also the one paying for it, and therefore it's pretty easy to find out if they've done this without resorting to seeing if your phone is warm.
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"these have been integral to joypads since the original PlayStation" What about the N64? How can you attribute thumb sticks to the PS1 when they started out with only a D-pad and then added thumb sticks to compete with the N64?
If the author of this article doesn't know the difference between polarized lenses and Polaroid brand film, then what does that say about the trustworthyness of the article?
Credibility is seriously in doubt when Metal Gear Solid is referred to as a "Fighting game"
"Analysts forecast" does not equal "Apple plans". What a stupid title. Zonk, stop posting.
They don't mention headsets. Here in California, it will be illegal to talk on your cell while driving starting next month, but we can still talk on bluetooth headsets, or on speakerphone, so this technology is already obsolete...
This guy cites no sources. There is no merit, scientific or otherwise in this article. "A few tenths of a degree" is wildly inaccurate. This kind of politicized crap shouldnt be posted. Zonk, again, you suck.
# lsusb # mkdir / # mount /dev/usb /
if it truly does have mass removable storege capabilities, this will work. use lsusb to find the devid of the device, the create a directory to mount it to and then mount the appropriate /dev/usb device. it may take a few tries to get the correct usb device, but this is how i got my Motorola i880 to show as a 1G removable drive.
It's a little of both, depending on the story. The TV watching public does not care about net neutrality, internet users do; so it gets coverage all over the internet, but not on TV. Halliburton selling secrets to Iran is going to be more in the range of censorship, but overall i would not call most of these stories censored. If they truly were censored, they would not be posted here, or anywhere else. What i would call this article is pointless, as the people reading it already know about much of these stories. So if this censorship report doesn't make it into the news, is it censored?
The first link in the article just takes me to a page that says, nothing to see here. Nice one Zonk, you suck.
This guy doesnt even know the difference between Unix and Linux, how can he comment on open source?
Whoever wrote this has obviously never set up automated updates for any number of computers. one basic option of almost all update programs is to not upgrade where the configuration file has been updated. And not updating just because everything appears to be running fine is a security nightmare, as most updates, especially for server-side programs is exploit/security updates, not "new features" Besides all that, its not too hard to do a diff between your .conf backup and the new .conf. (if you aren't backing this stuff up, and you're complaining about updates, not only should you quit your job, you should never boot to anything but windows)
This is a heavily slanted article. It failed to mention that the mentioned blog has to be maintained with an annual investment of 25000$ or more. This law is more aimed at keeping lobbyists from looking like grassroots bloggers. Shame on you for posting this without actually looking up information on the act
Look out China, we're hot on your heels in the race to totalitarianism.
This should be named "Why fox news sucks and what can be done about you reading it"
what does ssh tunnelling have to do with this? A leading period defines a hidden file in BSD-based (OSX) and linux systems but not in OS9.
Hotmail runs on solaris Boxen. :)
Originally, MS was to buy AT&T, not Cingular. But AT&T backed out when microsoft couldnt migrate to their own domain controllers and had to go back to the Suns.
One of the stranger ones that i've seen wasone building where certain computers were getting sporatic connections. After following many many meters of cabling i came to notice that in one room where all the cables went through, the tech that had installed it was tieing knots in the cables to identify what cable went where. 1 knot, computer 1, 2 knots, computer 2, etc. Needless to say pretty much all the computers over #5 had some issues, and all the cable had to be replaced. And at the original technicians expense, of course.
this article is just slow news space filler, just like this comment
Personally, i would use fedora, or maybe ubuntu. But one important thing is going to be partitioning your drive. If you only have one hard drive, it may be a good idea to have a small system partition for windows and a small partition for linux, then a swap partition, and finally, a great big fat32 partition. "FAT32 you say?" yes. Both systems can read this partition out of the box, making for a good grey area to store data to be used by both OS's. Also, install windows first. Configuring a dual boot after windows screws everything can be a pain.
This is the original report on the cell phone radiation research. Much better than abc news http://jncicancerspectrum.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/c ontent/abstract/jnci;98/23/1707
You suck zonk
This was new back in march and november when the assemblies in these states were voting BEFORE the elections. http://www.blackboxvoting.org/
Quit posting shit zonk
you suck
i agree with that last part. All Zonk articles are crap. if i wanted to read a bunch of ambiguous unfocused crap, i would read msn's news page.
Calling yourself anti-spyware does not make you anti-spyware. Ironic? No. Thats like saying it's ironic that Microsoft got slapped with an anti-trust suit.
A bunch of fluff to make people paranoid. I work for one of these trackers. You want to know if you're being tracked? Check you damn bill or call your damn cell carrier. If it's your phone, it can't be tracked without your consent, so if you find/think you are being tracked, you're probably also the one paying for it, and therefore it's pretty easy to find out if they've done this without resorting to seeing if your phone is warm.