They are comming out with a part two to this called imps. It is suppose to be a "History Channal" styled documentory on the best damn job in the galaxy.
Somewhat of a parody of COPS I would say, but other than having Tom Servo as one of the droids this was more of an adoption of what a show like COPS would be like if it started Sandtroopers on Tatoone. It is funny in it's seriousness, rather than how most parodies exploit slapstick humor.
While you are somewhat right you are trying to define a logical layout to a technical issue. Even still things like email servers and DNS are all peer to peer. Printer and filer shares, not servers, are considered peer to peer. TCP/IP is a peer to peer protocol by design.
While I'd say there are severall applications of p2p that are used primarly for illegal activity. I'd say that 99.9% of all p2p software is 100% legit.
Look at things like printer shares, coorporate file shares, web servers, email servers, dns, etc...
Tobacco I kind of understand. Although any more it is fairly obvious that smoking is bad for you and if you don't know better by now then your money is better in the hands of tobacco CEOs....but until I see a ball and chain attached to the McDonald's workers legs I wont aggree witht hat analogy.
...watching the origination of this joke, the South Park Underpants Gnome episode, you'll see that they completely avoided a step 2 what so ever. The adding ??? to step two was a Slashdot mutation of the original joke. If asked what step 2 was you just reiterate that step 3 was profit and ignore all references to there being a step 2 or even needing to have a step 2.
Just my pet peeve on the 'step 3) Profit' overly played out joke here on Slashdot that just seems applicable all to often.
Hey, quick question about gcj. I'm sure I could look it up but hey this is slashdot. When useing gcj does it run in a VM or as native code? or both? neither? dairy products?
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In Mother Russia.
Deep fryer health regulations. That's a good one.
Good thing they reposted it I missed it the first two times.
Hopfully a stored procedure "Find Dupes"
I'm sure glad they reposted this because I missed it the first time. I'd have missed out on a good article if it would have went un-duped.
Yea if they would have fixed everything 9 years ago they would have only fixed 1 year of criticiscm.
sorry to point out the obvious.
Note to self: Don't die.
see how good your firewall/proxy is. Just take games out of games.slashdot.org. keep the rest the same. bet you can get to it.
games
no games
make it ugly
Not Santa Claus, it was Santa Cruse, or Santa Cruse Operations. Bettern known as SCO. And I think they were sueing the Tooth Fairy.
"As for flash, running 'strings' on the .swf file doesn't seem to count as reverse-engineering for me."
Its the *IAA Lawyers you have to worry about. Just because you don't think is doesn't mean they don't.
you could write for Star Trek with that kind of techno babbel.
They are comming out with a part two to this called imps. It is suppose to be a "History Channal" styled documentory on the best damn job in the galaxy.
imps
Also one that looks like it should be really good
Heart of an Empire
At least he was able to spawn off great things like Heart of an Empire
Heart of an Empire is one I am really looking forward to. Also see link in sig.
Somewhat of a parody of COPS I would say, but other than having Tom Servo as one of the droids this was more of an adoption of what a show like COPS would be like if it started Sandtroopers on Tatoone. It is funny in it's seriousness, rather than how most parodies exploit slapstick humor.
I'm pretty sure it is already illegal. Reverse engineering of a web site in order to gain access to copyrighted matirial.
While you are somewhat right you are trying to define a logical layout to a technical issue. Even still things like email servers and DNS are all peer to peer. Printer and filer shares, not servers, are considered peer to peer. TCP/IP is a peer to peer protocol by design.
While I'd say there are severall applications of p2p that are used primarly for illegal activity. I'd say that 99.9% of all p2p software is 100% legit.
Look at things like printer shares, coorporate file shares, web servers, email servers, dns, etc...
Tobacco I kind of understand. Although any more it is fairly obvious that smoking is bad for you and if you don't know better by now then your money is better in the hands of tobacco CEOs. ...but until I see a ball and chain attached to the McDonald's workers legs I wont aggree witht hat analogy.
Choice is key.
I want to do this backwards. Can I feed it source code and have it output natural language?
...watching the origination of this joke, the South Park Underpants Gnome episode, you'll see that they completely avoided a step 2 what so ever. The adding ??? to step two was a Slashdot mutation of the original joke. If asked what step 2 was you just reiterate that step 3 was profit and ignore all references to there being a step 2 or even needing to have a step 2.
Just my pet peeve on the 'step 3) Profit' overly played out joke here on Slashdot that just seems applicable all to often.
Yea, it sure sucks when people that provide me content know what I like so they can provide me more.
Ohh you thought Tivo was collecting this information for their world domination plans.
1) Collect peoples TV viewing habits
3) WORLD DOMINATION!!!!!!
Hey, quick question about gcj. I'm sure I could look it up but hey this is slashdot. When useing gcj does it run in a VM or as native code? or both? neither? dairy products?
Thanks,
Can't these features be ported/compiled with gcj and run as native binaries?
Note to self: Change combination on lugage when I get home.