yes yes wpa is overly complex I know. a single passphrase or worse, pressing a button. crazy stuff. I like that statistic too, its almost like you're all knowledgeable and yet there is a margin for error, bravo.
Here I just pulled this out of my ass, 100% of people that make up statistics are idiots.
I think most ISPs are happy to see high bandwidth users leave their service, they probably lose money on them. I agree that the big users should be made to pay something reasonanble considering they are using a large portion of an ISPs bandwidth. In Canada most if not all cable companies have caps of 60-100GB/month and charge aroun 1-$5/GB after that. which seems reasonable, even if the speeds they offer allow for much more that that (fastest cable ISP offers 16mbps service). There are many though ISPs that do not cap and do not throttle bit torrent, the biggest being bell but they own their own cross country network which cable companies no doubt pay to connect to...
"simplistic characterization" dude, this is slashdot so I'll stick with "she was a vegetable" and the real point is whether her husband knew her wishes or not.
Read the article, a complaint was filed with the Human rights commission, they had a hearing, and judgement was made. If you had a site that was spewing hate literature you could file a complaint and go through the same process. In Canada we do not have an absolute right to free speech. It gets limited where society is harmed by it (i.e. spreading hate). Now if you think that's crazy read up on how much power our Prime Minister has... yet somehow we've maintained a stable democracy...
your argument requires the assumption that any ill effects would happen after only several years of high exposure. Like smoking it might take 30 years of high exposure to see ill effects on a wide scale.
Dude your some kind of super genius. You have it all figured out, its so simple! why doesn't apple get it? oh well, you can go ahead with your plans to release your OS to the masses. You do have one, right? I mean how else could you have figured this all out?
Communism? I don't think what is going on in China can be called communism by any standard then their own. They "acknowledge the value of personal property".... not very communist. I *think* whats going on there is more unbridled capitalism.
you mean like they passed on the savings of distributing songs via iTunes? 9.99 for a downloaded album is *not* a reasonable price when compared to 12.99 for a physical CD.
do you really think there going to drop the price for some tracks? I would think 0.99 would become the minimum. Even at 0.99 I think we're getting ripped off.
check out http://www.writely.com/ You're thinking in terms of porting Word (or the like) to the web. That would take megabytes. Word processors striped of their bloat are very simple apps. This is what an ajax based one would be.
The technology uses licensed spectrum and is VERY portable. basically you connect their wireless modem to the power and then via ethernet to your PC. Done. It's been "on trial" for years I believe in Richmond BC and Cumberland Ontario. I really hope a PC card or (better yet) a USB device will allow for laptop access to the network...
100 000 000 000 for space travel, 0 for 47 000 000 people without healthcare. that just seems weird that their willing to spend so much on something with so little tangible value (to the tax payer).
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you stink of ignorance.
I see they've already gotten to you.
I dunno... run gzip on a power5... run it on a intel/amd... :D
yes yes wpa is overly complex I know. a single passphrase or worse, pressing a button. crazy stuff.
I like that statistic too, its almost like you're all knowledgeable and yet there is a margin for error, bravo.
Here I just pulled this out of my ass, 100% of people that make up statistics are idiots.
yeah seems odd they wouldn't use their own.. but I guess if you want raw performance POWER5 is not an option
I doubt they would showcase someone else's work.
Why would you rely on such a silly system?
I think most ISPs are happy to see high bandwidth users leave their service, they probably lose money on them. I agree that the big users should be made to pay something reasonanble considering they are using a large portion of an ISPs bandwidth.
In Canada most if not all cable companies have caps of 60-100GB/month and charge aroun 1-$5/GB after that. which seems reasonable, even if the speeds they offer allow for much more that that (fastest cable ISP offers 16mbps service). There are many though ISPs that do not cap and do not throttle bit torrent, the biggest being bell but they own their own cross country network which cable companies no doubt pay to connect to...
... As much as the MPAA is trusted. It's a unaccountable entity that sets the morality of film in America.
"simplistic characterization"
dude, this is slashdot so I'll stick with "she was a vegetable"
and the real point is whether her husband knew her wishes or not.
the autopsy showed she was a vegetable and not just in a vegetative state.
She died years ago.
I seem to remember something that refutes your point. ....and done.
Read the article, a complaint was filed with the Human rights commission, they had a hearing, and judgement was made. If you had a site that was spewing hate literature you could file a complaint and go through the same process.
In Canada we do not have an absolute right to free speech. It gets limited where society is harmed by it (i.e. spreading hate).
Now if you think that's crazy read up on how much power our Prime Minister has... yet somehow we've maintained a stable democracy...
your argument requires the assumption that any ill effects would happen after only several years of high exposure.
Like smoking it might take 30 years of high exposure to see ill effects on a wide scale.
Dude your some kind of super genius. You have it all figured out, its so simple! why doesn't apple get it?
oh well, you can go ahead with your plans to release your OS to the masses.
You do have one, right?
I mean how else could you have figured this all out?
Communism? I don't think what is going on in China can be called communism by any standard then their own. They "acknowledge the value of personal property".... not very communist. I *think* whats going on there is more unbridled capitalism.
So where did you get this information from then?
you mean like they passed on the savings of distributing songs via iTunes?
9.99 for a downloaded album is *not* a reasonable price when compared to 12.99 for a physical CD.
do you really think there going to drop the price for some tracks?
I would think 0.99 would become the minimum.
Even at 0.99 I think we're getting ripped off.
all contests are considered lotteries and require to be registered in quebec.
Basically you need to fill out forms.
same reason your not making the decsion
when did slashdot start having legitimate articles?
check out http://www.writely.com/
You're thinking in terms of porting Word (or the like) to the web.
That would take megabytes. Word processors striped of their bloat
are very simple apps. This is what an ajax based one would be.
The technology uses licensed spectrum and is VERY portable.
basically you connect their wireless modem to the power and then via ethernet to your PC. Done.
It's been "on trial" for years I believe in Richmond BC and Cumberland Ontario.
I really hope a PC card or (better yet) a USB device will allow for laptop access to the network...
100 000 000 000 for space travel, 0 for 47 000 000 people without healthcare.
that just seems weird that their willing to spend so much on something with so little tangible value (to the tax payer).