Sorry, you can't train a stupid dog by ignoring the shit on the floor, you have to use a rolled up newspaper on its ass and stick the dog's nose in the turd.
The "Hi-Speed".wmv file is coming in at a blistering 0.3KB/sec. At this pace we'll have made our first warp engine test run and the aliens will have made first contact before I finish the download.
What is the advantage to me, a Linux using consumer, to buying your product over those of your competitors?
Actually he (sort of) answered your question. We, as end users, are not their actual customers. Their customers are the motherboard manufacturers, we don't buy a motherboard and then pick a BIOS. 'AMI markets AMIBIOS directly to the motherboard manufacturer, who we see as the actual "BIOS customer"'
Further down he does mention testing with various Linux distros and FreeBSD.
eDonkey and eMule (which uses the eDonkey network), both linked to from ZeroPaid use a hash of the file itself for indexing. You can change the file name but as long as the file itself doesn't change there is no problem. It's unlikely that you get junk on the eDonkey network as long as you're getting a file with many sources.
Exactly who decides what constitutes "relentlessly attacking your network"? A simple NMAP scan? What about Netbios scans? @Home scans for open NNTP servers... etc etc..
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.. without a doubt: Hilary Rosen. She keeps coming up with new and wacky ideas about how to control bits.
It seems like Norwegian authorities are trying to make Johansen a cybercrime posterboy as the US did to Mitnick.
Now that you're out of jail, may I take the "Free Kevin" bumpersticker off my car?
32Mb is a lot for the average Palm device. Mine only has 8Mb and I've never got close to filling it.
You obviously have a greyscale Palm. If it was colour that 8 MB would be stuffed with pr0n.
Sorry, you can't train a stupid dog by ignoring the shit on the floor, you have to use a rolled up newspaper on its ass and stick the dog's nose in the turd.
- The Allies win the war!
- Einstein Dies!
- Korea is a stalemate!
- Al Gore invents the Internet!
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The "Hi-Speed"
To: Ms. Dana Sculley,
I told you so.
Regards,
Fox
.. it wouldn't be hard to put in some sort of verification to ensure the packets are getting to an appropriate destination. Witness NFS.
What is the advantage to me, a Linux using consumer, to buying your product over those of your competitors?
Actually he (sort of) answered your question. We, as end users, are not their actual customers. Their customers are the motherboard manufacturers, we don't buy a motherboard and then pick a BIOS. 'AMI markets AMIBIOS directly to the motherboard manufacturer, who we see as the actual "BIOS customer"'
Further down he does mention testing with various Linux distros and FreeBSD.
eDonkey and eMule (which uses the eDonkey network), both linked to from ZeroPaid use a hash of the file itself for indexing. You can change the file name but as long as the file itself doesn't change there is no problem. It's unlikely that you get junk on the eDonkey network as long as you're getting a file with many sources.
The Santa Clara, California-based company is the leading maker of processors, which serve as the brains of computers.
Ah, so that's what those things do..
and even on Christmas eve, Shawn was responding to messages on the mailing list
Maybe he's Jewish?
Better they appear in Fast Company than Fucked Company
You are aneurysm"?
Bah, didn't check too closely. I'm a looser.
"You're anurism operation was a complete success and while that was going on your surgeon discovered the RC5-72 key!"
I want a balloon that can float over Redmond and drop pieces of poo on the MS campus.
Will all the MandrakeClub members have to turn in their funny hats with the ears?
Who do I sue when all that wireless Kazaa traffic gives me a brain tumour?
If you're killed because you've killed it's the government doing it, not a lynch mob. Which leads back to my initial question..
Exactly who decides what constitutes "relentlessly attacking your network"?
A simple NMAP scan? What about Netbios scans? @Home scans for open NNTP servers... etc etc..
John, Paul, Ringo, George.. who are the other 26?
And other engines such as WiseNut, Teoma, and FAST now mimic Google's 'popularity placement technology.'"
Yeah but they don't have those leet google doodles for various holidays and events..
bahahaha, now that is funny!