Just a little corection. Penn State is not inPittsburgh, though many people think so, and this would be neat in Beaver stadium. to blind the opposing team and give the Nittany Lions a chance to win.
Oct 26th, 2000: This Saturday, we are going for the first large scale Trial... In conjunction with our sister Company Light Wave Laser Productions, we will be playing LaserMAME on the side of at least a 6 Story office building, playing from the Club AREA 51, Pittsburgh, PA. 2100 block of Penn St. in the Strip District. Come check it out...
Check this bad boy out at http://www.megacar.com/
A 150kbit/sec `net connection in your car? It doesn't get any geekier than that:-)
Oh, and I'm pretty sure this falls in the 'unlimited' price category. =)
A quick look at their website doesn't reveal any sort of restrictions to Russia. Might be worth a try? Take a look at FedEx's international service restrictionsinfo.
.18 to.01 is quite a leap... but could this process be used today, though on a smaller scale? If it's going to take 10 to 15 years for production at.01, how about.10 in a year? Or would it be impractical or inefficient to do that?
The guy over at DVDFile apparently hasn't heard of the Raite 715, which sounds like a much better deal than the Apex or this Infinity player.
Sure, it has the same shoddy build quality as the others, but with a quick firmware flash (through the CDR, no less) you'll be watching multi-region discs with Macrovision off.
PLUS it costs a whole $70 less than the Infinity. Hmm, seems like a no-brainer:-)
Check out Pat Gomes excellent <a href="http://www.his.com/~pgomes/">site</a> with info about upgrading the firmware on these babies.
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"You know, I have one simple request, and that is to have sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads!" - Austin Powers
(if only it had 3 mouse buttons) :)
It took long enough to get 2 mouse buttons... I wouldn't be holding my breath for 3
Just a little corection. Penn State is not inPittsburgh, though many people think so, and this would be neat in Beaver stadium. to blind the opposing team and give the Nittany Lions a chance to win.
:-)
You're probably thinking of Pitt.
That's Penn Street, not Penn State.
Is what they're doing tomorrow...
Oct 26th, 2000: This Saturday, we are going for the first large scale Trial... In conjunction with our sister Company Light Wave Laser Productions, we will be playing LaserMAME on the side of at least a 6 Story office building, playing from the Club AREA 51, Pittsburgh, PA. 2100 block of Penn St. in the Strip District. Come check it out...
Rambo
Er, maybe not.
Tae bo?
*rimshot*
Check this bad boy out at http://www.megacar.com/ :-)
A 150kbit/sec `net connection in your car? It doesn't get any geekier than that
Oh, and I'm pretty sure this falls in the 'unlimited' price category. =)
Maybe I wasn't really clear... I was referring to the hack itself, not the DDoS software. Oh well, not like it matters now :)
Who buys Fujitsu MO drives anyway? :)
A quick look at their website doesn't reveal any sort of restrictions to Russia. Might be worth a try? Take a look at FedEx's international service restrictionsinfo.
At least now when I don't answer my boss I'll have a good excuse...
.18 to .01 is quite a leap... but could this process be used today, though on a smaller scale? If it's going to take 10 to 15 years for production at .01, how about .10 in a year? Or would it be impractical or inefficient to do that?
AOL bought Mirabilis, so I'd assume that ICQ won't support IMUnified unless AOL as a whole changes policy.
Is there a site out there that has thorough and *unbiased* comparisons of the different search engines out there?
Let's try this again.. :/
Pat Gomes' site
The guy over at DVDFile apparently hasn't heard of the Raite 715, which sounds like a much better deal than the Apex or this Infinity player.
:-)
Sure, it has the same shoddy build quality as the others, but with a quick firmware flash (through the CDR, no less) you'll be watching multi-region discs with Macrovision off.
PLUS it costs a whole $70 less than the Infinity. Hmm, seems like a no-brainer
Check out Pat Gomes excellent <a href="http://www.his.com/~pgomes/">site</a> with info about upgrading the firmware on these babies.