I believe so. You can dye a tumour a certain colour and then the light can be set to only burn dyed cells (I am sure that there will be some means to select certain wavlengths). Also, you can't switch a scalpel on and off, meaning you have to cut through healthy tissue to cut out unhealthy tissue below. Think keyhole surgery.
Hmmm...you could try the old standard shift-click to download. I think some sites rename mp3's to.zip and set the mime type to text/plain in order to avoid detection.
Well, as of late, the RIAA has been pushing the theory of "contributory copyright infringement". In essence, it goes like this: You didn't infringe any copyrights. But you helped someone else infringe them. So you're just as guilty.
Cool. I never knew about this site until the RIAA brought it to my attention. Therefore, if I download anything from there, the RIAA are themselves contributing to copyright infringement.
Yeah but how are the students gonna learn things like memory management and hardware control if they are using a managed, abstracted language like C# ?
For the same reason, if I were to pick a single language to be taught to engineers, I wouldn't recommend teaching Java either.
You should start with something like C that teaches the fundamentals, then when you know how a computer *really* works, you can move on to a higher level language like C# or Java.
They would actually gain money if MS were a smaller company. First, the money wouldn't disappear, it would be spent in other ways, which would likely be taxed anyway.
Second, see for example this post. MS pays hardly any tax as it is.
Further investigation showed that the company was actually run by a man claiming to be high ranking official of the Nigerian government.
When questioned, the man stated that he was just borrowing the money for a little while because he needed to sort out some paperwork; after which a trillion dollars would be sent back to all investors in the scheme.
Instead of streaming audio files over the net, stream image files.
Here's how it would work. The broadcaster takes an audio file, and converts it to an image (e.g. a png). Each client would have a plugin which converts the image file back to a music file. Now since you're not actually streaming audio files, the CARP charges wouldn't apply, would they ?
I've had a few of these emails recently. The first time one arrived, I was curious. Was it real or a fake ? The email asked me to dial a certain number to find out who it was who 'had a crush on me'.
It was then it dawned on me that there was no identification code in the message ! If I dialed this number, how would the service know who I was ? How would it identify me, so that I could listen to my personal message ?
After that realisation, I dumped the message straight in trash, as I have done with the numerous follow ups.
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I believe so. You can dye a tumour a certain colour and then the light can be set to only burn dyed cells (I am sure that there will be some means to select certain wavlengths). Also, you can't switch a scalpel on and off, meaning you have to cut through healthy tissue to cut out unhealthy tissue below. Think keyhole surgery.
Heathens !
AIX 5L is the first certified system
You could run a Beowulf cluster on one machine.
Buy roll of bubble wrap
Wrap monitor in several layers
Transport
I've Fed-Ex'ed an LCD monitor this way, no damage whatsoever.
Hmmm...you could try the old standard shift-click to download. I think some sites rename mp3's to .zip and set the mime type to text/plain in order to avoid detection.
Interesting. When I try the site, I get redirected to another site called mp3mediaworld.com. Did you find the same thing ?
Cool. I never knew about this site until the RIAA brought it to my attention. Therefore, if I download anything from there, the RIAA are themselves contributing to copyright infringement.
Hey RIAA, you better go and sue yourselves !
Just use mozilla or kmeleon. They are not affected by this bug.
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For the same reason, if I were to pick a single language to be taught to engineers, I wouldn't recommend teaching Java either.
You should start with something like C that teaches the fundamentals, then when you know how a computer *really* works, you can move on to a higher level language like C# or Java.
Second, see for example this post. MS pays hardly any tax as it is.
Errr...what ? I get a '403 forbidden'
It was last time I checked, yes.
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[Blog] - Davezilla @ 07:07:43 pm
re: DAVEZILLA.COM
Dear Mr. Linabury:
What happen ? Someone set up us the trademark infringement ! Take off every 'zilla' ! You know what you doing.
For great justice,
SEYFARTH SHAW
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Heh...you must have a strange atlas then - Linus is from *Finland*.
...mozilla didn't support layers, because they are not part of the w3c standard ?
It's flamebait because it's not a security bug in Linux, it's a bug in Konqueror.
I wonder how secure .net will turn out to be then ?
Ain't that the sad truth...
When questioned, the man stated that he was just borrowing the money for a little while because he needed to sort out some paperwork; after which a trillion dollars would be sent back to all investors in the scheme.
Here's how it would work. The broadcaster takes an audio file, and converts it to an image (e.g. a png). Each client would have a plugin which converts the image file back to a music file. Now since you're not actually streaming audio files, the CARP charges wouldn't apply, would they ?
I am surprised nobody has suggested this before.
It was then it dawned on me that there was no identification code in the message ! If I dialed this number, how would the service know who I was ? How would it identify me, so that I could listen to my personal message ?
After that realisation, I dumped the message straight in trash, as I have done with the numerous follow ups.
As if that weren't bad enough, Bill Gates won't leave them alone either
GPRS ? It will get faster and cheaper as more people start to use it.