howabout a thermite charge and a lap sensor (capacitative, so tables don't set it off) triggered by a format without your special disk, or by automatically checking your website for a signed message saying blow it.
With most laptops being as hot as they are, they wont notice until its too late and a blob of molten iron comes out the bottom.
Free power for one:P bittorrent for another lack of patience in the morning is another falling asleep while "just laying down for a few minutes" is yet another (engineering student)
Using a power meter connected between my desktop and the wall I only use $24 per year 24/7 (well, add 50% more for air con) on my FX55 gaming computer.
In my school, North Carolina State University, you can be kicked out for preparing abstracts/transcripts of lectures (sounds like notes to me, and since i'm not the judge they can pick what it means) to sell to other students.
Net neutrality is treating all data traveling across their networks the same regardless of the destination, source, protocol, or payload in the packet; however, it is not saying that ISPs cannot throttle your entire connection if you use too much bandwidth. Throttling a connection based on usage is not a net neutrality issue; however, throttling a protocol like bittorrent, blocking port 80, forcing certain websites to load slower or slowing ftp uploads are things net neutrality has issue with.
I live in a densely populated area in a large city (1M+ people), and it takes the cops 25+ minutes to respond to breakins when a woman is calling from in her own bedroom and the male burguler has already broken into her house.
My college has had a 25 foot no smoking area around every building policy all year, but still keeps ash trays within 25 feet of buildings. I wish someone would squirt water on people smoking within 25 feet of the buildings.
Or they can have different modes like they already do where the people willing to drop $1k each for 4 graphics cards can have the 100x AA and the 100x anisotropic filtering on top of their $2k cpu, and $1-2k cooling, and physics card. And for those that can't they can choose to have great physics, high fps, and/or good looking graphics.
Or if it just can't be done in real time with current hardware, have a demo creation mode to make a WUXGA or even WQXGA demo rendered of your winning CAL or CPL round using ray tracing for when you show your friend.
I always enjoyed the 8 hours before the programming assignments were due, where like 5-10 random people would be in a lab from the same class and we could help each other out a little. The only bad part was the assignments were due at midnight, and took 8 hours. We basically had to use the university lab computers, because if it didn't run on them we got like a 55% max (I learned that lesson fast)
Why would they divide by 1? They think that 0 artists get the money, so they are dividing by 0, and for people that think a song is worth thousands of dollars, they can't be good enough at math to realize dividing by zero is futile at best.
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where I work, they still have one, and use it all day.
I can't wait until it dies and we get a much better one, but they keep fixing it.
Bravo
how about they just read the laws they are passing.
think baby steps.
so he IS on the wrong internet
and 0 seconds of adds sure beats 1.5 minutes of ads.
please mod parent down for trolling
wouldn't your packet sniffer on the laptop catch this before you plug it into the internet?
or are the thieves just that dumb.
howabout a thermite charge and a lap sensor (capacitative, so tables don't set it off) triggered by a format without your special disk, or by automatically checking your website for a signed message saying blow it.
With most laptops being as hot as they are, they wont notice until its too late and a blob of molten iron comes out the bottom.
Your post made my day.
since when do cappers keep the commercials?
or are the encoders putting in adds?
I think you are on the wrong internet
there inst a single drive that gets 150 mBps, and if there is, it costs over $1k
it would take like a TB 10k RPM SCSI drive for that speed with current densities, or a 750GB 15k rpm
maybe they will give us all free static ips so they can track us?
Free power for one :P
bittorrent for another
lack of patience in the morning is another
falling asleep while "just laying down for a few minutes" is yet another (engineering student)
https://www.cpushare.com/wiki/cpushare/ElectricityCost
https://www.cpushare.com/wiki/cpushare/ElectricityCost
Using a power meter connected between my desktop and the wall I only use $24 per year 24/7 (well, add 50% more for air con) on my FX55 gaming computer.
I made a page on a wiki for another site where you sell your cpu resources here:
https://www.cpushare.com/wiki/cpushare/ElectricityCost
In my school, North Carolina State University, you can be kicked out for preparing abstracts/transcripts of lectures (sounds like notes to me, and since i'm not the judge they can pick what it means) to sell to other students.
http://www.ncsu.edu/stud_affairs/osc/AIpage/cheatingpolicy.html
You can already buy computers with 2 TB of ram, silly reporters/bloggers and their outdated articles.
http://h20341.www2.hp.com/integrity/cache/342254-0-0-0-121.html
Net neutrality is treating all data traveling across their networks the same regardless of the destination, source, protocol, or payload in the packet; however, it is not saying that ISPs cannot throttle your entire connection if you use too much bandwidth. Throttling a connection based on usage is not a net neutrality issue; however, throttling a protocol like bittorrent, blocking port 80, forcing certain websites to load slower or slowing ftp uploads are things net neutrality has issue with.
I live in a densely populated area in a large city (1M+ people), and it takes the cops 25+ minutes to respond to breakins when a woman is calling from in her own bedroom and the male burguler has already broken into her house.
Long story short, she moved away after that.
from
http://www.cms.k12.nc.us/boardEducation/
I think 4 out of 9 had teaching listed in their bio.
see for yourself, here is what the good teachers get paid (all the good teachers get the nat'l board anyways and have masters)
http://www.cms.k12.nc.us/departments/HR/NatlBoardM.pdf
and if they say I hacked the info:
google: cms teacher salaries
My college has had a 25 foot no smoking area around every building policy all year, but still keeps ash trays within 25 feet of buildings.
I wish someone would squirt water on people smoking within 25 feet of the buildings.
Or they can have different modes like they already do where the people willing to drop $1k each for 4 graphics cards can have the 100x AA and the 100x anisotropic filtering on top of their $2k cpu, and $1-2k cooling, and physics card. And for those that can't they can choose to have great physics, high fps, and/or good looking graphics.
Or if it just can't be done in real time with current hardware, have a demo creation mode to make a WUXGA or even WQXGA demo rendered of your winning CAL or CPL round using ray tracing for when you show your friend.
I always enjoyed the 8 hours before the programming assignments were due, where like 5-10 random people would be in a lab from the same class and we could help each other out a little. The only bad part was the assignments were due at midnight, and took 8 hours.
We basically had to use the university lab computers, because if it didn't run on them we got like a 55% max (I learned that lesson fast)
Why would they divide by 1?
They think that 0 artists get the money, so they are dividing by 0, and for people that think a song is worth thousands of dollars, they can't be good enough at math to realize dividing by zero is futile at best.