Step One: Take a business laptop or two with a wireless card (preferably with Linux installed, but we can understand...)
Step Two: Walk around the city streets carrying it. Ignore people who look at you strangely.
Step Three: Every block, take a look at your wireless receiver. Write down your signal strength. If you are in an alleyway, pay the local hobos or pay cash to the local drug dealer (note that both add cost to the mission)
Wait, the wireless network needs to be setup? Never mind then...
Reason why the law requires a graduate's degree to use is that it needs to be very specific, else huge loopholes (no, not taking advantage of the courthouse like the RIAA) could be found and exploited or terms could be vague to the average judge. For the average, non-lawyer US citizen, it is usually summarized into simple English and posted on./ if it is a weird/obscene law.
For example, most EULA licenses contain something like this (Yes, I read one. Sue me):
This electronic code, hereby defined as "Software", cannot be copied or distributed without authorization.
Calling it software by itself makes it hard for a lawyer to define the property. Also, IANAL.
Can't really do anything about that... They 'claim' that the software is covered with a 'shared' license, meaning you can read it, but you can't copy it or modify it.
Problem is, I have not seen any MS software like that yet...
There was one game like that on the PC: Portal.
A modern game that has great story, great gameplay, hilarious humor, and limited DRM interference through Steam. Granted, I played it on the Xbox 360, but, Portal doesn't require the most advanced computer to run it.
Really sad that Liberals would get all bunched up about any chemical element they hear end with a 'ium'.
Gallium is not carcinogenic. From wikipedia:
While not considered toxic, the data about gallium are inconclusive. Some sources suggest that it may cause dermatitis from prolonged exposure; other tests have not caused a positive reaction.
Only little, but inconclusive, evidence that gallium might give you skin rash (read: dermatitus. I'll keep buying these LEDs from Radioshack, thank you very much.
Her child was being researched by the RIAA. They would call about Ms. Anderson's daughter at work and at child's school, looking for her. Now, I am no parent, but, that would really scare me and fear for my child. As such, her mental state was suffering from these court cases, and she took leave from work and skipped court days sometimes.
Pigs, the lot of the MAFIAA.
Anderson has a lot of guts to stand up to them even after that. Cheers to her and her courage. Hope this helps put an end to the music and movie court cases.
That is partially true. The best recent games from Sega were Sonic games on the Wii and the DS. But, since they mostly publish Sonic games and nothing else, it gets monotonous. Another thing that is wrong with the Sonic the Hedgehog games: Sonic moves way to fast and causes so much frustrations over frequent falls over a cliff. The last Sonic game was supposed to be a revamp of the series ("Sonic the Hedgehog"), but, load times on the consoles were very slow for a speedy game. Not to mention, it still did not rid of the frequent falls.
Yeah, but its main weakness: Dial-up Internet. It was one of the many flaws of Dreamcast because it restricted online play. Also, I looked at the controller and thought of the original Xbox "Fat Boy" controllers. But, I could be wrong.
Unlike most people, I have an excellent memory of what passwords I use. I often forget what password I set, but, if I input the wrong one, I try another one until I get in...
Seriously, I sometimes put in for a secret answer something that does not correspond with the question being asked.:)
Then if animals ate more, then black bears can become smarter at stalking us???? Oh man, we need to eat more and become smarter to outsmart those black bears. ~
However, why are we Americans so overweight (excluding me) and still kinda... not smart.... ?
Maybe a few more centuries of heart attacks from Mickey D's and McMissle cases and then we will become smarter:\
Why do people complain when people's privacy is being invaded by the NSA? It is not like they care about your love life, your favorite recipe, tax returns, etc. They want to keep this nation SAFE from terrorists.
But since Russia is in a very bad economic and population situation, they probably won't go investing in drilling it unless they have major longterm plans to sell it for higher prices than the OPEC countries sell for or use the oil to build better roadways throughout Russia.
That is true. The motherboard inside it could crack from pressure, The multi-touchscreen could become inoperable, the screen could warp, and I can 100% guarantee that the speakers would blow out.
Not to mention you would have to prepare yourself for the bends if you ever manage to get that deep;)
What I am thinking is that the website found the article and twisted its original text.
Example: 'Their small size, the report says, may allow them "to usurp traditional biological protective mechanisms"', which can be helpful when the body cannot protect itself with its antibodies, T-cells, etc...
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Step One: Take a business laptop or two with a wireless card (preferably with Linux installed, but we can understand...)
Step Two: Walk around the city streets carrying it. Ignore people who look at you strangely.
Step Three: Every block, take a look at your wireless receiver. Write down your signal strength. If you are in an alleyway, pay the local hobos or pay cash to the local drug dealer (note that both add cost to the mission)
Wait, the wireless network needs to be setup? Never mind then...
Reason why the law requires a graduate's degree to use is that it needs to be very specific, else huge loopholes (no, not taking advantage of the courthouse like the RIAA) could be found and exploited or terms could be vague to the average judge. For the average, non-lawyer US citizen, it is usually summarized into simple English and posted on ./ if it is a weird/obscene law.
For example, most EULA licenses contain something like this (Yes, I read one. Sue me):
This electronic code, hereby defined as "Software", cannot be copied or distributed without authorization.
Calling it software by itself makes it hard for a lawyer to define the property. Also, IANAL.
Can't really do anything about that... They 'claim' that the software is covered with a 'shared' license, meaning you can read it, but you can't copy it or modify it.
Problem is, I have not seen any MS software like that yet...
Did you patent those devices? Because I am totally going to steal the plans like music from the RIAA. :D
... with extreme predjudice
who use the essid 'linksys' on an open network.
Already has happened: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpuEMSH6zB4
You do realize that the cake is a lie? I mean really. You have to jump through Portals and Warranties to get to it...
Finally, people are listening to us when we tell them their computers suck watts. G33| P0\/\/3R 4CT1\/473!!!!
There was one game like that on the PC: Portal. A modern game that has great story, great gameplay, hilarious humor, and limited DRM interference through Steam. Granted, I played it on the Xbox 360, but, Portal doesn't require the most advanced computer to run it.
Gallium is not carcinogenic. From wikipedia:
While not considered toxic, the data about gallium are inconclusive. Some sources suggest that it may cause dermatitis from prolonged exposure; other tests have not caused a positive reaction.
Only little, but inconclusive, evidence that gallium might give you skin rash (read: dermatitus. I'll keep buying these LEDs from Radioshack, thank you very much.
First vibrators getting stuck on Mars, then NASA installs shocks on the rovers...
Sounds like there is a playmate up there for Wall-E :)
*Activates windscreen wipers to make the scientists angry and mispredict the weather*
Her child was being researched by the RIAA. They would call about Ms. Anderson's daughter at work and at child's school, looking for her. Now, I am no parent, but, that would really scare me and fear for my child. As such, her mental state was suffering from these court cases, and she took leave from work and skipped court days sometimes.
Pigs, the lot of the MAFIAA.
Anderson has a lot of guts to stand up to them even after that. Cheers to her and her courage. Hope this helps put an end to the music and movie court cases.
That is partially true. The best recent games from Sega were Sonic games on the Wii and the DS. But, since they mostly publish Sonic games and nothing else, it gets monotonous. Another thing that is wrong with the Sonic the Hedgehog games: Sonic moves way to fast and causes so much frustrations over frequent falls over a cliff. The last Sonic game was supposed to be a revamp of the series ("Sonic the Hedgehog"), but, load times on the consoles were very slow for a speedy game. Not to mention, it still did not rid of the frequent falls.
Yeah, but its main weakness: Dial-up Internet. It was one of the many flaws of Dreamcast because it restricted online play. Also, I looked at the controller and thought of the original Xbox "Fat Boy" controllers. But, I could be wrong.
Unlike most people, I have an excellent memory of what passwords I use. I often forget what password I set, but, if I input the wrong one, I try another one until I get in...
Seriously, I sometimes put in for a secret answer something that does not correspond with the question being asked. :)
Then if animals ate more, then black bears can become smarter at stalking us???? Oh man, we need to eat more and become smarter to outsmart those black bears. ~
However, why are we Americans so overweight (excluding me) and still kinda... not smart.... ?
Maybe a few more centuries of heart attacks from Mickey D's and McMissle cases and then we will become smarter :\
Why do people complain when people's privacy is being invaded by the NSA? It is not like they care about your love life, your favorite recipe, tax returns, etc. They want to keep this nation SAFE from terrorists.
But since Russia is in a very bad economic and population situation, they probably won't go investing in drilling it unless they have major longterm plans to sell it for higher prices than the OPEC countries sell for or use the oil to build better roadways throughout Russia.
Fifty kids on one screen??? You are asking for a potential riot with "mouse wars" and such.
Maybe because he is sick/out of work is why they can't patch it (They fear their boss might yell at them for patching it without his consent...)
OR They are so stubborn that they believe there is and never will be anything wrong with a Mac.
OR They are still testing the patch (highly unlikely since it has little interference with how the server functions...)
Sure, they can get away with a whole lot of stuff since they aren't a monopoly like MS, but, this is just wrong.
Why is this EXACTLY like the XO laptop?
Linux OS... Check
Exact Hardware Specs... Check
Insanely small screen... Check
Distributed in 100s... Check
So... is this a model number for the XO laptop? It is distributed in 100's because it is meant for schools...
I say this article wants attention that has already been reported...
That is true. The motherboard inside it could crack from pressure, The multi-touchscreen could become inoperable, the screen could warp, and I can 100% guarantee that the speakers would blow out.
Not to mention you would have to prepare yourself for the bends if you ever manage to get that deep ;)
What I am thinking is that the website found the article and twisted its original text.
Example: 'Their small size, the report says, may allow them "to usurp traditional biological protective mechanisms"', which can be helpful when the body cannot protect itself with its antibodies, T-cells, etc...