What, you did not know that such a law is there? What kind of state it will be... ok, ok, I am gonna shut up right there, I still remember how bad it could be...
If it works as supposed (by law) to, email_removal@response.etracks.com will add spammers address to the list of removing, effectively removing this address and spammer's kissmeplenty20022@hotmail.com from the list.
But if works as it usually works, you effectevely created a cycled list of selfsubcribing spam lists!
How about that they will prove (remember, big guys with big buck are there) that Net IS responsible for some piracy and as follow the revenue drop from big 5 (or 6, don't remember). What is obvious next step? Next step is some sort of TAX on net usage/lines/routers/net related stuff to cover these losses. Just the way like CD taxed and for the same reasons!
Can you imagine Homer sitting in front of TV with BSOD and saying "D'oh!" ? Me neither...
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yeah, I know, "clusters". But aren't we at slashdot:) ?
is Slashdot some sort of tomshardware affiliate?
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I do not get it. Why slashdot all of sudden interested in AMD (or Intel) chips that they crank out every month or so with new Hz and nothing new inside? Just to get "imagine beowulf claster of clasters of these"? Is it "stuff that matters"?
Beside tomshardware there are a lot more sites with nice covering of whatever you want (http://xbit-labs.com for example).
Yeah, right, toms is heavy loaded with ads (I think I never saw any site that has more per page ads), so may be slashdot decided to have 10% of revenue from it for just redirecting bunch of "cool folks":) ?
Couple years ago slashdot was much more "ahead of time", I used to find "things" there first, and after couple days notice same references or articles on other sites. Now it is opposite -- you find cool thing, and completely not sure if you will ever see discussion of this on slashdot (slashdot is famous for comments, not for articles).
If 2 years is "lifetime" of modern PC, and you upgrade it, may be it is a time for slashers to upgrade to something cool or at least to be up to date? It is not a MTV, it should get better year to year...
tandr.
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this is not new at all. Come on, guys, don't make slashdot like old newspaper, when you can find "New speed!!! 800MHz Celeron!!!" or sort like this. This is thing is around for long time already. Tom will enjoy big hit from slashdot community, methinks -- he is heavy loaded with ads...
Well, if algorithm in this chip anyhow recembles
Bell Labs text to speech system, then it handles this text pretty well. I'll check home how XP's narrator handles it thou...
Slashdot Mirror
without you even knowing whats going on.
Do not believe? With a new US law that just passed, it is very easy to archive.
The state Legislature has given police power to search your home without telling you why.
What, you did not know that such a law is there? What kind of state it will be...
ok, ok, I am gonna shut up right there, I still remember how bad it could be...
MP3 compression !
I cannot even imagine what would happens to bandwidth if all MP3 files will be uncompressed... Total slashdotting probably
Removal of the analog signal path for CD audio.
wth?
This one is serious music jukebox...
good one.
Wait a sec...Actually, nobody even considered this! So, make your conclusion. Well, you already did.
PS. Hey, moderators, spend your Funny or even Insightful points on a parent one...
"you can "beam" your location to other Rino"
Great gift idea! Could somebody from friends make such a nice present to Osama Bin Laden?
Thank you.
They have everythin in the place --
N big (really BIG) screens
Projectors (well, this one is missing but still)
Network
Popcorn
Now, they can organize a Nightly Tournaments!
(Quake, CS, whatever)
Each hall has 1 player and friends watchin', no need to bump each other lotsa space , sit and relax watching it on big screen and eat popcorn.
And sound, ohmygod, sound gonna be really GOOD!
If it works as supposed (by law) to, email_removal@response.etracks.com will add spammers address to the list of removing, effectively removing this address and spammer's kissmeplenty20022@hotmail.com from the list.
But if works as it usually works, you effectevely created a cycled list of selfsubcribing spam lists!
Awesome!
And how you gonna stop this damn 0.9 C thing if you don't have a second laser on the "other" side ?
"Slow down!!! this star is only 20 minutes away!"
"We ain't have any breaks, Sir."
"Oops."
Ok, pure speculation on my side, but anyway...
:)
How about that they will prove (remember, big guys with big buck are there) that Net IS responsible for some piracy and as follow the revenue drop from big 5 (or 6, don't remember). What is obvious next step? Next step is some sort of TAX on net usage/lines/routers/net related stuff to cover these losses. Just the way like CD taxed and for the same reasons!
It is getting freedomer and freedomer every day
they will remove circuit that allow to overclock these babies! Just as Intel and AMD did! Can imagine what THG or Anand will say...
Seriously people, methinks it some sort of error there, somebody put too many zeroes.
"One ring to bind them all"... oh sorry, never mind...
shoot... this is nice idea, man! could you supply us with email for IRS folks? (obfuscated a bit, of cause).
http://www.sneakemail.com
I am VERY satisfied user.
Oh, and for some annoyances http://www.spamcop.net do the job really well.
You Da Man! Thank a lot.
:)
wait a sec.... Then what ship I am going to go then ??? Software engineers, are they middle man or creative ones or just laborers?
Wait, I know the answer... We probably will be evently distributed... Should I say randomly
dude, you have really twisted sig...
:(
I am not moderator, but did not get your joke
So am I in a laborers ship?
Can you imagine Homer sitting in front of TV with BSOD and saying "D'oh!" ? Me neither...
yeah, I know, "clusters". But aren't we at slashdot :) ?
I do not get it. Why slashdot all of sudden interested in AMD (or Intel) chips that they crank out every month or so with new Hz and nothing new inside? Just to get "imagine beowulf claster of clasters of these"? Is it "stuff that matters"?
:) ?
Beside tomshardware there are a lot more sites with nice covering of whatever you want (http://xbit-labs.com for example).
Yeah, right, toms is heavy loaded with ads (I think I never saw any site that has more per page ads), so may be slashdot decided to have 10% of revenue from it for just redirecting bunch of "cool folks"
Couple years ago slashdot was much more "ahead of time", I used to find "things" there first, and after couple days notice same references or articles on other sites. Now it is opposite -- you find cool thing, and completely not sure if you will ever see discussion of this on slashdot (slashdot is famous for comments, not for articles).
If 2 years is "lifetime" of modern PC, and you upgrade it, may be it is a time for slashers to upgrade to something cool or at least to be up to date? It is not a MTV, it should get better year to year...
tandr.
>was not SMP safe
like nowadays it is ?..
you, btw, did a great joob too!
you effectively subscribed these guys to couple more spamlists...
this is not new at all. Come on, guys, don't make slashdot like old newspaper, when you can find "New speed!!! 800MHz Celeron!!!" or sort like this. This is thing is around for long time already. Tom will enjoy big hit from slashdot community, methinks -- he is heavy loaded with ads...
Well, if algorithm in this chip anyhow recembles Bell Labs text to speech system, then it handles this text pretty well. I'll check home how XP's narrator handles it thou...
Come on, is it "stuff that matters"?
this happens every time new OS is released with every big ISP. for @Home: this way it was with Win2000, same happens with XP now.
nothing new, they just need additional time.
10,200,000 to be correct. The thing is -- why these numbers are SO round. Or, they track every porn page there and list them only by 100,000th ???