Let me ask you... How does somebody 'pay for another's BMW', if they can't afford food?
Blood, sweat, and tears... Our wages and standard of living have stagnated or been going down for at least the last 30 years, while the top 1% have been raking in record profits and their incomes are up at least 25% from the products of our labor.
#1 - CONGRESS PASS HR 1489 ("RETURN TO PRUDENT BANKING ACT"
#2 - USE CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY AND OVERSIGHT TO ENSURE APPROPRIATE FEDERAL AGENCIES FULLY INVESTIGATE AND PROSECUTE THE WALL STREET CRIMINALS
#3 - CONGRESS ENACT LEGISLATION TO PROTECT OUR DEMOCRACY BY REVERSING THE EFFECTS OF THE CITIZENS UNITED SUPREME COURT DECISION
#4 - CONGRESS PASS THE BUFFETT RULE ON FAIR TAXATION SO THE RICH AND CORPORATIONS PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE & CLOSE CORPORATE TAX LOOP HOLES AND ENACT A PROHIBITION ON HIDING FUNDS OFF SHORE
#5 - CONGRESS COMPLETELY REVAMP THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
The 9/80 isnt too bad, I really like 3 day weekends. the worst part is the middle of winter when youre arriving and leaving in the dark. also make sure your company changes the holidays to 9 hrs, my company screwed us that way 8hr holidays so if you want the full paycheck you have to use a vacation hr to make the difference:(
I just bought this: ATX compatible power supply from a company called MpegBox, it was designed for a car mp3 player based on the mini ITX style board. works pretty well and I have no complaints.
the timing for this article was funny. check out the fortune I got just this morning:
SEMINAR ANNOUNCEMENT
Title: Are Frogs Turing Compatible? Speaker: Don "The Lion" Knuth
ABSTRACT
Several researchers at the University of Louisiana have been studying the computing power of various amphibians, frogs in particular. The problem of frog computability has become a critical issue that ranges across all areas of computer science. It has been shown that anything computable by an amphi- bian community in a fixed-size pond is computable by a frog in the same-size pond -- that is to say, frogs are Pond-space complete. We will show that there is a log-space, polywog-time reduction from any Turing machine program to a frog. We will suggest these represent a proper subset of frog-computable functions.
This is not just a let's-see-how-far-those-frogs-can-jump seminar. This is only for hardcore amphibian-computation people and their colleagues.
Refreshments will be served. Music will be played.
i did a search on google and here is the first thing that popped up:
IRAssistant
from the page:
"IRAssistant is a software for controlling your PC remotely.
You can execute macros with remote controllers, joysticks"
maken
poptronics had an article about this a few months ago. they offered a sit tone to put on your answering machine:
ftp://ftp.gernsback.com/pub/pop/sit.wav
The reason for the high voltage running through the line is to power repeaters every 100 miles or so. Why not just tap into one of the repeaters, which convert the optical signal into electronic signals and then back again? Sounds pretty easy to me, given the right equipment. As for sorting the data the repeater is able to deal with it as is the router or whatever is on the receiving end so why wouldnt whatever technology the nsa has. The problem would be storage.
Heres a company that makes solar roofing systems
http://www.ovonic.com/unitedsolar/roof.html
so you can subtract the cost of reroofing your
house from the total cost of solar. That and here
in california the state will pay 50% to install a solar system!
Check out
http://www.gctglobal.com/Products/iDVD_set_top_box/idvd_set_top_box.html
This is the box you want! Its only anounced on/. every other week.
Specs:
Main Board Processor x86 Pentium Media GXM 233MHz Memory
64 MB SDRAM TV-Out On Board
Direct NTSC/PAL output Audio
16 bit 3D surround Sound Onboard LAN
Realtek 8139 10/100 Base T Wake-On-LAN IR Interface
Yes (Optional) Flash Disk
Support DOC 4MB to 144MB or Disk on Module Expansion Slot
2 PCI (1 x PCI/ISA shared) and PC104(ISA) socket OnBoard IDE
2 x Ultra DMA33 Floppy Disk Connector
Yes (Desktop type) I/O Connectors
2S, 1P, 2 x USB, PS/2 Mouse, PS/2 Keyboard BIOS
Award BIOS, DMI, PnP Green Power Supply
65W, 5V, 12V ATX Software Support
Microsoft Win95, 98, NT, WinCE, RTOS QNX, Linux Modem
V.90 PCI Topic 56K Modem DVD ROM
DVD ROM DiskOnModule/DiskOnChip
16MB MPEG-2 Decoder
Sigma Design EM8400
This is already possible, Napster is using the fingerprinting tech from a company named Relatable. There is an Open Source audio metadata client using the same tech available from www.musicbrainz.org (formerly cdindex.org). Their database is under the OpenContent license at opencontent.org . The mp3 player Freeamp also uses this data to organize your music collection.
Freeamp is the best jukebox program I have found for linux. Too bad Realjukebox doesnt run in linux.
maken
I dont have any experience with this subject personally, but ive been doing research on it myself. This page is the best source of info Ive found:
www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/
It has the howto plus hundreds of links to related info around the web. Check it out!
maken
Tesla invented the alternating current motor, he did not invent alternating current(AC). At the time AC was known to be easier to produce and more efficient to transmit but had to be rectified (turned to DC) to drive motors. this was very inefficient and the motors wore out quickly. AC motors have only 1 moving part so are more economical. this invention revolutionized the electrical industry (power to the people:). we still use basically the same tech today. also Teslas power distribution scheme used the earth to transmit electricity. A separate idea of his was to energize the ionosphere to light up the sky like a huge florescent lightbulb so ships could see at night.
Main Entry: isotope
Pronunciation: 'I-s&-"tOp
Function: noun
Etymology: is- + Greek topos place
Date: 1913
1 : any of two or more species of atoms of a chemical element with the same atomic number and nearly identical chemical behavior but with differing atomic mass or mass number and different physical properties
2 : NUCLIDE
- isotopic/"I-s&-'tä-pik, -'tO-/ adjective
- isotopically/-'tä-pi-k(&-)lE, -'tO-/ adverb
Main Entry: isotropic
Pronunciation: "I-s&-'trO-pik, -'trä-
Function: adjective
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary
Date: circa 1860
: exhibiting properties (as velocity of light
transmission) with the same values when measured
along axes in all directions
- isotropy/I-'sä-tr&-pE/ noun
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We need a tax on production of labor saving devices!!!
Let me ask you...
How does somebody 'pay for another's BMW', if they can't afford food?
Blood, sweat, and tears...
Our wages and standard of living have stagnated or been going down for at least the last 30 years,
while the top 1% have been raking in record profits and their incomes are up at least 25% from the products of our labor.
First on a google search for "Occupy Demands":
http://coupmedia.org/occupywallstreet/occupy-wall-street-official-demands-2009
Summary:
LIST OF PROPOSED "DEMANDS FOR CONGRESS
#1 - CONGRESS PASS HR 1489 ("RETURN TO PRUDENT BANKING ACT"
#2 - USE CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY AND OVERSIGHT TO ENSURE APPROPRIATE FEDERAL AGENCIES FULLY INVESTIGATE AND PROSECUTE THE WALL STREET CRIMINALS
#3 - CONGRESS ENACT LEGISLATION TO PROTECT OUR DEMOCRACY BY REVERSING THE EFFECTS OF THE CITIZENS UNITED SUPREME COURT DECISION
#4 - CONGRESS PASS THE BUFFETT RULE ON FAIR TAXATION SO THE RICH AND CORPORATIONS PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE & CLOSE CORPORATE TAX LOOP HOLES AND ENACT A PROHIBITION ON HIDING FUNDS OFF SHORE
#5 - CONGRESS COMPLETELY REVAMP THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
If you dont give your CC# "TO A GODDAMNED BUNCH OF STRANGERS" then how do you buy anything?
The 9/80 isnt too bad, I really like 3 day weekends. the worst part is the middle of winter when youre arriving and leaving in the dark. also make sure your company changes the holidays to 9 hrs, my company screwed us that way 8hr holidays so if you want the full paycheck you have to use a vacation hr to make the difference :(
yah Its called gravity!!! hehe
my votes would go to:
Vidwacker
and
Electric Sheep
vidwacker is my favorite!
Maken
apaches didnt use teepees
You missed the part in Drexlers conclusion:
Drexler:This is going to take a very long time so if everyone can pitch in maybe we can get it done quicker!
Not free....
$13.95/month
maken
about 3 minutes on google gives :
.avi
http://www.atomixbuttons.com/vsc/index1.html
Runs on windows
captures to
and it looks to be open source
just email your billing address
Ill send you a bill.
cash, check, visa, m/c, paypal accepted
maken
finally somebody here actualy read the article
the timing for this article was funny.
check out the fortune I got just this morning:
SEMINAR ANNOUNCEMENT
Title: Are Frogs Turing Compatible?
Speaker: Don "The Lion" Knuth
ABSTRACT
Several researchers at the University of Louisiana have been studying
the computing power of various amphibians, frogs in particular. The problem
of frog computability has become a critical issue that ranges across all areas
of computer science. It has been shown that anything computable by an amphi-
bian community in a fixed-size pond is computable by a frog in the same-size
pond -- that is to say, frogs are Pond-space complete. We will show that
there is a log-space, polywog-time reduction from any Turing machine program
to a frog. We will suggest these represent a proper subset of frog-computable
functions.
This is not just a let's-see-how-far-those-frogs-can-jump seminar.
This is only for hardcore amphibian-computation people and their colleagues.
Refreshments will be served. Music will be played.
i did a search on google and here is the first thing that popped up: IRAssistant
from the page: "IRAssistant is a software for controlling your PC remotely. You can execute macros with remote controllers, joysticks"
maken
poptronics had an article about this a few months ago. they offered a sit tone to put on your answering machine:
ftp://ftp.gernsback.com/pub/pop/sit.wav
The reason for the high voltage running through the line is to power repeaters every 100 miles or so. Why not just tap into one of the repeaters, which convert the optical signal into electronic signals and then back again? Sounds pretty easy to me, given the right equipment. As for sorting the data the repeater is able to deal with it as is the router or whatever is on the receiving end so why wouldnt whatever technology the nsa has. The problem would be storage.
maken
Heres a company that makes solar roofing systems
http://www.ovonic.com/unitedsolar/roof.html
so you can subtract the cost of reroofing your
house from the total cost of solar. That and here
in california the state will pay 50% to install a solar system!
http://www.gctglobal.com/Products/iDVD_set_top_bo
This is the box you want! Its only anounced on /. every other week.
Specs:
Main Board Processor
x86 Pentium Media GXM 233MHz
Memory
64 MB SDRAM
TV-Out On Board
Direct NTSC/PAL output
Audio
16 bit 3D surround Sound Onboard
LAN
Realtek 8139 10/100 Base T Wake-On-LAN
IR Interface
Yes (Optional)
Flash Disk
Support DOC 4MB to 144MB or Disk on Module
Expansion Slot
2 PCI (1 x PCI/ISA shared) and PC104(ISA) socket
OnBoard IDE
2 x Ultra DMA33
Floppy Disk Connector
Yes (Desktop type)
I/O Connectors
2S, 1P, 2 x USB, PS/2 Mouse, PS/2 Keyboard
BIOS
Award BIOS, DMI, PnP Green
Power Supply
65W, 5V, 12V ATX
Software Support
Microsoft Win95, 98, NT, WinCE, RTOS QNX, Linux
Modem
V.90 PCI Topic 56K Modem
DVD ROM
DVD ROM
DiskOnModule/DiskOnChip
16MB
MPEG-2 Decoder
Sigma Design EM8400
This is already possible, Napster is using the fingerprinting tech from a company named Relatable. There is an Open Source audio metadata client using the same tech available from www.musicbrainz.org (formerly cdindex.org). Their database is under the OpenContent license at opencontent.org . The mp3 player Freeamp also uses this data to organize your music collection. Freeamp is the best jukebox program I have found for linux. Too bad Realjukebox doesnt run in linux.
maken
At this URL: .wavs of earths magnetosphere. one even sounds like voices!
http://www-pw.physics.uiowa.edu/space-audio/
there are
I dont have any experience with this subject personally, but ive been doing research on it myself. This page is the best source of info Ive found:
www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/
It has the howto plus hundreds of links to related info around the web. Check it out!
maken
Tesla invented the alternating current motor, he did not invent alternating current(AC). At the time AC was known to be easier to produce and more efficient to transmit but had to be rectified (turned to DC) to drive motors. this was very inefficient and the motors wore out quickly. AC motors have only 1 moving part so are more economical. this invention revolutionized the electrical industry (power to the people:). we still use basically the same tech today. also Teslas power distribution scheme used the earth to transmit electricity. A separate idea of his was to energize the ionosphere to light up the sky like a huge florescent lightbulb so ships could see at night.
if you dont need many colors and dont mind blocky
"pixels" use a shell! X is for graphics hence: GUI
maken
From Websters:
/"I-s&-'tä-pik, -'tO-/ adjective
/-'tä-pi-k(&-)lE, -'tO-/ adverb
/I-'sä-tr&-pE/ noun
Main Entry: isotope
Pronunciation: 'I-s&-"tOp
Function: noun
Etymology: is- + Greek topos place
Date: 1913
1 : any of two or more species of atoms of a chemical element with the same atomic number and nearly identical chemical behavior but with differing atomic mass or mass number and different physical properties
2 : NUCLIDE
- isotopic
- isotopically
Main Entry: isotropic
Pronunciation: "I-s&-'trO-pik, -'trä-
Function: adjective
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary
Date: circa 1860
: exhibiting properties (as velocity of light
transmission) with the same values when measured
along axes in all directions
- isotropy
maken