Rock-solid slides for milling machines would rock the world. No, it ain't a sexy application, but it brings us a step closer to the ideal manufacturing scenario, where mechanical parts can actually be CNC-milled before they're even designed.
Does it mean everybody is told to make 9 cold calls a day?
I got a call from Erik Troan last week, telling me I could get fantastic savings by switching to RHN. It was a little irritating since RMS had already signed me up for Sprint the day before.
is light therapy anything like "light reading" or "light entertainment"? (I'm picturing a psychiatrist and client having a friendly chat over a few beers...)
To get around the death-of-PKI problem, I'm currently writing openSSH support for the St. Cyr algorithm. Security through obscurity isn't always a bad thing.
Disclosures:
The St. Cyr system is hundreds of years old, and thus literally a textbook case for intelligence people.
Even if I could write a patch for openSSH, do you think they'd accept it?:-P
once they relicense their code into WINE, they can't "withdraw" it, right? And any "missing" features (e.g. DirectX 10 olfactory extensions) could be added by others... especially since the groundwork would already be laid, and obviously TransGaming doesn't control the spec. Is there really a risk of ongoing extortion here?
Nope. The harmonies are totally different from how "Mary..." is traditionally performed.
(I've listened to the above DTMF sequence several times now, and the lady on the other end obviously doesn't understand how the slashdot effect could carry over into her legacy communications system.)
This ruling led to the rise of "wannabee" phone directories (which we've had in California for over a decade). The compilers don't copy the yellow pages ads, or any data processing such as separation of business and residence numbers, but they can legally reprint the raw listings.
(What's pathetic is that the wannabee phone books come out a few months after the telco's, and with a prettier cover, so people actually discard the official phone book... and yellow pages advertisers are forced to buy their ads twice, one in each publication. Sad.)
I waited years to find a copy of this game. Unfortunately it didn't age well -- the robots are programmed with logic gates and IC's, and they don't shoot each other -- but it's fascinating nonetheless.
Here you go. But I assume he's on the side of the RIAA, not against them.
Registrant:
Goliath Artists (EMINEM2-DOM)
444 Washington Blvd., #5522
Jersey City, NJ 07310
US
Domain Name: EMINEM.COM
Administrative Contact, Billing Contact:
Paul D. Rosenberg, Esq (EP2695) paulbunyan@MAILEXCITE.COM
Goliath Artists
444 Washington Blvd., #5522
Jersey City , NJ 07310
(201)8760313 (FAX) (212) 935-0554
Technical Contact:
Rogas, Adam (AR1789) adam@PHUTURSOFT.COM
PhutureSoft
3013 La Mesa Dr.
Henderson, NV 89014
702-898-1234
Record last updated on 31-Oct-2000.
Record expires on 22-Nov-2002.
Record created on 22-Nov-1998.
Database last updated on 30-Jul-2001 02:05:00 EDT.
guess i wasn't paying attention... heh... i wonder what the judges would say to a bot with an 802.11b controller, let alone a DOS attack against said bot.
Not sure how you'd get away with ECM... the rulebook says :
If you employ magnets/electromagnets in your BattleBot design you must inform the Technical/Safety Inspectors of their presence and demonstrate that they will not cause radio interference. You may be disqualified at anytime if your BattleBots is found to cause radio interference.
Yeah, it's from Horse Feathers: CHICO: You can't come in unless you give the password. GROUCHO: Well, what is the password? CHICO: Aw, no! You gotta tell me. Hey, I tell what I do. I give you three guesses. It's the name of a fish.
[...] CHICO: You can't come in here unless you say 'swordfish.' Now I'll give you one more guess.
(Harpo gets in by displaying a mounted swordfish trophy.)
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Rock-solid slides for milling machines would rock the world. No, it ain't a sexy application, but it brings us a step closer to the ideal manufacturing scenario, where mechanical parts can actually be CNC-milled before they're even designed.
January 2002: CEO Steve Ballmer says, 'We want to evolve our storage system.'
If that doesn't prove my point, I don't know what it proves!!is light therapy anything like "light reading" or "light entertainment"? (I'm picturing a psychiatrist and client having a friendly chat over a few beers ...)
To get around the death-of-PKI problem, I'm currently writing openSSH support for the St. Cyr algorithm. Security through obscurity isn't always a bad thing.
It really bugs ME too.
Are you referring to Windows ME?Yup. It only takes one moderator who actually believes that Cisco is running embedded MS-DOS on their routers ...
Shouldn't this be:
<rant subject="we don't preannounce releases"
obligatory="true">
...
</rant>
Yeah, when do we get to interview Ahmed Best?
once they relicense their code into WINE, they can't "withdraw" it, right? And any "missing" features (e.g. DirectX 10 olfactory extensions) could be added by others ... especially since the groundwork would already be laid, and obviously TransGaming doesn't control the spec. Is there really a risk of ongoing extortion here?
my nameserver is flaky :)
hard to believe, unless they're running the webserver off a 386 ...
Nope. The harmonies are totally different from how "Mary ..." is traditionally performed.
(I've listened to the above DTMF sequence several times now, and the lady on the other end obviously doesn't understand how the slashdot effect could carry over into her legacy communications system.)
This ruling led to the rise of "wannabee" phone directories (which we've had in California for over a decade). The compilers don't copy the yellow pages ads, or any data processing such as separation of business and residence numbers, but they can legally reprint the raw listings.
... and yellow pages advertisers are forced to buy their ads twice, one in each publication. Sad.)
(What's pathetic is that the wannabee phone books come out a few months after the telco's, and with a prettier cover, so people actually discard the official phone book
I waited years to find a copy of this game. Unfortunately it didn't age well -- the robots are programmed with logic gates and IC's, and they don't shoot each other -- but it's fascinating nonetheless.
You forgot about Linus.
Funny ... all the anti-nuke activists I know have PowerMacs, too.
Here you go. But I assume he's on the side of the RIAA, not against them.
Registrant:
Goliath Artists (EMINEM2-DOM)
444 Washington Blvd., #5522
Jersey City, NJ 07310
US
Domain Name: EMINEM.COM
Administrative Contact, Billing Contact:
Paul D. Rosenberg, Esq (EP2695) paulbunyan@MAILEXCITE.COM
Goliath Artists
444 Washington Blvd., #5522
Jersey City , NJ 07310
(201)8760313 (FAX) (212) 935-0554
Technical Contact:
Rogas, Adam (AR1789) adam@PHUTURSOFT.COM
PhutureSoft
3013 La Mesa Dr.
Henderson, NV 89014
702-898-1234
Record last updated on 31-Oct-2000.
Record expires on 22-Nov-2002.
Record created on 22-Nov-1998.
Database last updated on 30-Jul-2001 02:05:00 EDT.
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.PHUTURESOFT.COM 206.159.180.2
DNS4.REGISTER.COM 209.67.50.254
Or am I thinking of the old 'Activator'?
guess i wasn't paying attention ... heh ... i wonder what the judges would say to a bot with an 802.11b controller, let alone a DOS attack against said bot.
if everyone dresses like nixon, it would slashdot the surveillance ID system and the police would freak!
Yeah, it's from Horse Feathers:
CHICO: You can't come in unless you give the password.
GROUCHO: Well, what is the password?
CHICO: Aw, no! You gotta tell me. Hey, I tell what I do. I give you three guesses. It's the name of a fish.
[...]
CHICO: You can't come in here unless you say 'swordfish.' Now I'll give you one more guess.
(Harpo gets in by displaying a mounted swordfish trophy.)