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My children and Grandchildren won't understand filters, because I sure as hell won't filter their home access.
And I'll go through the process of having their sites signed off at libraries and schools. Most schools provide a "authorization" policy if the child requests a questionable policy.
I'll make it as difficult as possible for the schools and the libraries.
I encourage others to do the same. The first amandment guarantees this.
Well, they assume that we spend the web searching all the time. That it's natural to put our start page on a search engine, or portal hub.
It isn't.
Most people I know pick news sites, or even something to make them laugh. I search when I need too, and I use different engines for different needs. I use google for something technical like Motherboard BIOS updates, I use Yahoo for something local, I use IE's integrated search for other things. I use Ask Jeeves for amusement...
The point is that why should we dedicate our real estate to a tool that doesn't get all the searching done for us? Where does this business model fit into gathering the millions of users, and a service that other search engines don't have?
And they wonder why the market is crashing, it's because the companies still don't understand the consumer...
Sell your stock. This thing is going nowhere. Yeah this is a troll. But an accurate one. And YOU think amazon is overvalued?
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I'd love electronic just to verify that my vote counted. There'a always a nagging feeling in the back of my head everytime I vote anywhere where I don't feel like it actually counted. It would be great to receive some sort of response that my vote did count and I contributed.
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The Sun JRE breaks other browser's support for Java. I would highly recommend against it.
It seems that with these hacks Microsoft is losing more than their renound ability to market and spin themselves around. Usually their Marketing does all the work and the technical side of their product is kept to a whisper. But now with these hacks their Admins are admitting their faults and it seems the marketing is coming back to "clarify" things so we the public don't panic.
Let me guess... A few days from now the story will be cleared up as a minor breach and that no data was modified nor seen...
The applications are MS-Only based, FYI. I work for a small Patent/IP firm and we're testing out the process and it's not running so smoothly so far.
It's basically templates integrated within Word. So far run into the issue of the user has to install the software the,self or it doesn't work correctly. If I install as Admin it borks it up...
I also filled out a comment and never received a confirmation or any acknowledgement from them. Perhaps they have filters of negativity go "straight into" the void?
WHat if, as you were pulling away from that gas station, you noticed they changed the sign on the gas station to.20 less per gallon.
Then you noticed this happened every day.
Off the money.
DeCSS *will* last forever. People are placing the source in unadvertised places. People hide it and let other's know otherwise.
People distribute it through e-mail.
0-day Warez is getting even more popular than IRC Warez. Bring a site up for a day. Host a file. Bring it down.
It will always be amongst the Warez circle. Always, until DVD's are no longer used.
I must have a sucky DVD player... I cannot fast forward through the FBI Warning. SOmetimes I've seen a preview latched onto the FBI Warning and there is no way to not see this or even fast forward through it.
One reason I never buy DVD's... ALways rent through NETFLIX
That wouldn't work. You've most likely already had IE set up to work which word uses already. ZOne alarm would just see it as another IE request. Unless you are really strict, which I doubt, because Zone ALarm can get really really annoying
Post one link (inline or not) to DECSS, to a random message board, daily.
Create anonymous accounts if you have to.
Post the source, if you have to.
Fight it!
http://dvd.coolpeople.dhs.org
You wasted your money. Most DSL routers (external anyway,) allow you to set NAT up so you can have almost unlimited internal addresses. the DSL newsgroups have tons of FAQ's on this. Even without an external router, you can setup a gateway on your machine (included in W98 and above, and of course linux...)
Another nice feature of this site is a complete lack of a forum system to give feedback on articles or discuss with peers... Is this intentional? msnbc.com and cnn.com both have had these features pretty much from their inception. Perchance ABCnews.com should rethink their user participation.
Most DSL Providers already offer this option when you sign up for their service. It's usually cheaper and they also offer other options than the W9x variety. USwest, for instance, offers support under NT as well, and the DSL newsgroups you can find easy FAQ's on Linux setup as well. Basically all you're doing is setting an internal IP or using DHCP, so I'm not sure where the "One Hour" setup even comes in...
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Ah, 14 days... This is internet time, eh?
My children and Grandchildren won't understand filters, because I sure as hell won't filter their home access.
And I'll go through the process of having their sites signed off at libraries and schools. Most schools provide a "authorization" policy if the child requests a questionable policy.
I'll make it as difficult as possible for the schools and the libraries.
I encourage others to do the same. The first amandment guarantees this.
napster has it. just search for tolkein
heheh... "without any problems" tell that to the people beta testing SP2 and SP3.
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Here's the latest SP2 list, bringing "admitted" NT2000 bugs up to well over 2,000
http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenTopic/page?q
Well, they assume that we spend the web searching all the time. That it's natural to put our start page on a search engine, or portal hub.
It isn't.
Most people I know pick news sites, or even something to make them laugh. I search when I need too, and I use different engines for different needs. I use google for something technical like Motherboard BIOS updates, I use Yahoo for something local, I use IE's integrated search for other things. I use Ask Jeeves for amusement...
The point is that why should we dedicate our real estate to a tool that doesn't get all the searching done for us? Where does this business model fit into gathering the millions of users, and a service that other search engines don't have?
And they wonder why the market is crashing, it's because the companies still don't understand the consumer...
YOu should get a 'thlon. better price/performace ratio and you support a winning company.
Sell your stock. This thing is going nowhere. Yeah this is a troll. But an accurate one. And YOU think amazon is overvalued?
I'd love electronic just to verify that my vote counted. There'a always a nagging feeling in the back of my head everytime I vote anywhere where I don't feel like it actually counted. It would be great to receive some sort of response that my vote did count and I contributed.
The Sun JRE breaks other browser's support for Java. I would highly recommend against it.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.....
Pooor business architects.
Can you hear the violins playing???
It seems that with these hacks Microsoft is losing more than their renound ability to market and spin themselves around. Usually their Marketing does all the work and the technical side of their product is kept to a whisper. But now with these hacks their Admins are admitting their faults and it seems the marketing is coming back to "clarify" things so we the public don't panic.
Let me guess... A few days from now the story will be cleared up as a minor breach and that no data was modified nor seen...
The applications are MS-Only based, FYI. I work for a small Patent/IP firm and we're testing out the process and it's not running so smoothly so far.
It's basically templates integrated within Word. So far run into the issue of the user has to install the software the,self or it doesn't work correctly. If I install as Admin it borks it up...
took you(them) three minutes to type "yup"?
I also filled out a comment and never received a confirmation or any acknowledgement from them. Perhaps they have filters of negativity go "straight into" the void?
WHat if, as you were pulling away from that gas station, you noticed they changed the sign on the gas station to .20 less per gallon.
Then you noticed this happened every day.
Off the money. DeCSS *will* last forever. People are placing the source in unadvertised places. People hide it and let other's know otherwise. People distribute it through e-mail. 0-day Warez is getting even more popular than IRC Warez. Bring a site up for a day. Host a file. Bring it down. It will always be amongst the Warez circle. Always, until DVD's are no longer used.
I must have a sucky DVD player... I cannot fast forward through the FBI Warning. SOmetimes I've seen a preview latched onto the FBI Warning and there is no way to not see this or even fast forward through it. One reason I never buy DVD's... ALways rent through NETFLIX
Carbon Monoxide can kill you without warning. I would stick around.
That wouldn't work. You've most likely already had IE set up to work which word uses already. ZOne alarm would just see it as another IE request. Unless you are really strict, which I doubt, because Zone ALarm can get really really annoying
Post one link (inline or not) to DECSS, to a random message board, daily. Create anonymous accounts if you have to. Post the source, if you have to. Fight it! http://dvd.coolpeople.dhs.org
I notice nothing in the "dispiller" about gaming sucking for Linux. This is why I don't bother with it, anymore, because the games just aren't there.
You wasted your money. Most DSL routers (external anyway,) allow you to set NAT up so you can have almost unlimited internal addresses. the DSL newsgroups have tons of FAQ's on this. Even without an external router, you can setup a gateway on your machine (included in W98 and above, and of course linux...)
Ummm... just one question... How do I ping sites to check connectivity/lag? Is there some sort of built in util that can do this?
Another nice feature of this site is a complete lack of a forum system to give feedback on articles or discuss with peers... Is this intentional? msnbc.com and cnn.com both have had these features pretty much from their inception. Perchance ABCnews.com should rethink their user participation.
Most DSL Providers already offer this option when you sign up for their service. It's usually cheaper and they also offer other options than the W9x variety. USwest, for instance, offers support under NT as well, and the DSL newsgroups you can find easy FAQ's on Linux setup as well. Basically all you're doing is setting an internal IP or using DHCP, so I'm not sure where the "One Hour" setup even comes in...