(1) The cost of suing becomes prohibitive. (2) If I'm just routing your requests and their replies, there are explicit provisions in the DMCA to indemnify me against infringement claims. (3)Anonymity is protected by law, according to SCOTUS, and hence providing anonymity is a protected activity. (Without anonymity providers, there would be no anonymity.)
Absolutely no question, in the U.S. suprnova would be under substantial liability due to both contributory and vicarious infringement. Thankfully, it's not in the U.S.
He did not fuck her. Getting blow jobs from interns is serious abuse of power. Borders on rape, in the same way that statutory rape does. Anyhow, nobody really cared. The media exploited the sex angle because it turned ratings. What pissed people off was the perjury. Sitting presidents shouldn't get to commit felonies with a pass. Voting against impeachment made sense because it wasn't worth the political disruption. I'd say it all worked pretty well -- except: If he had been impeached, Gore would probably be president now, and there'd be about 100,000 more living Iraqis.
You want to see a better system? Look at just about any country Europe, Canada, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, hell even PRC. I'll bitch plenty. I do resent paying one cent to a government that uses my labor to fund their atrocities. Fuck those fascist plutocrats and fuck their fraudulent system of governance.
It's hard to believe that anyone would consider contracting out such a trivial task. Just use iptables and ssh, and route the data over an SSL link. Then if something goes wrong you don't have to deal with a vendor, and can just fix it immediately. Voila, reliability, savings, productivity.
Botique crap means nothing to me (and to 99.44% of the market), so I ignore it. Really, for the non-premium-gamer market, i.e. in the broad span of their product line, the price*performance integral for AMD has been way ahead of Intel, quite consistently, for over 2 years now. Spikes like FX-53 are just the exceptions that prove the rule.
What's really a hoot is the rhetorical attacks agaist the "Mullahs" of Iran, which is the only truly democratic republic in the whole of the middle east. Israel can't claim to be a democracy when they deny the vote to half of the population on the basis of race. Iran is easily as democratic as the U.S. where the final arbiters of disputes at law are a supreme revolutionary council of black-robed priests and prietesses appointed by dead presidents. At least the elected leader of Iran has a moral I.Q. better than Koko the gorilla's.
There are some states where felons are not allowed to vote, but not many. Florida is one. As for anal virginity, anyone who committed a homosexual rape in a prison would be a dead man. I don't believe in the bogey man either.
Probably. And if you commit a crime (or are deemed by the president to have committed a crime), you can be designated a terrorist, and have your citizenship stripped. Then you can be shipped to Syria (for torture) or Egypt (for disappearance). Ain't it great to be an American, where at least you know you're free?
GHz are useless for EVERYBODY. The only thing GHz could be used for is warming your tea or popping popcorn. What is useful is throughput, and P4 never had any. AMD spanked Intel for more than 2 years, and now they're beginning to realize that they made a very very bad bet when they put the farm on P4.
I was running wife 1.0, but performance was poor, and the noise was terrible. Besides which, the form factor was looking a bit outdated, so I checked out wife 2.0. 2.0 is a mad upgrade, with some really sexy stylins and genuinely hot performance, but really hard on the cache. On a tip, I tried Mistress 1.0 at the same time, but i had a big problem with insufficient cache, and found switching back and forth to be inconvenient and confusing. I'm hoping that wife 3.0 can combine the features of both, but for now I'm going to stick with just wife 2.0.
Pentium 4 has been crap since it was born. Not as bad as Itanium, but still crap. If it weren't for their excellent glue and video chips, Intel would deserve to be laughed off the market. Finally, with the M series, they're recovering some of the lost glory of the P3 days when they could lead the market in performance and features.
No, there's a simple solution: Make all your RFPs specify criteria that exclude NVidia products. That's what I do. When enough companies do this, NVidia will fold.
Why VMWare doesn't satisfy your needs? Get twice the laptop and carry half the crap. I do cross-platform development on the road with a single 2GB 2GHz Athlon SXGA+ laptop. I can run a dozen virtual machines simultaneously in a wide variety of network configurations. I'll carry a powerbook sometimes, but since my OSX testing requirements are fairly minimal, I'm inclined to run OSX clients in a PearPC emulation, running on a minimal VM for checkpointing (so I don't have to endure the emulated boot times).
I think it means an ALU on the RAM die. No bus/controller latency to memory would ROCK, and Intel could eliminate the commodity DRAM market, glomming all that revenue until them-greedy-little-selves.
And for less than $300 you can get a pair of Senao bridges with rockstar radios, and spend the other 2700 on hookers and coke. Or Compassion International, depending on how you get your kicks.
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that redshift is not a clock. The whole big bang thing is falling apart awfully fast, and everybody seems to be in denial.
(1) The cost of suing becomes prohibitive.
(2) If I'm just routing your requests and their replies, there are explicit provisions in the DMCA to indemnify me against infringement claims.
(3)Anonymity is protected by law, according to SCOTUS, and hence providing anonymity is a protected activity. (Without anonymity providers, there would be no anonymity.)
Absolutely no question, in the U.S. suprnova would be under substantial liability due to both contributory and vicarious infringement.
Thankfully, it's not in the U.S.
He did not fuck her. Getting blow jobs from interns is serious abuse of power. Borders on rape, in the same way that statutory rape does. Anyhow, nobody really cared. The media exploited the sex angle because it turned ratings. What pissed people off was the perjury. Sitting presidents shouldn't get to commit felonies with a pass. Voting against impeachment made sense because it wasn't worth the political disruption. I'd say it all worked pretty well -- except: If he had been impeached, Gore would probably be president now, and there'd be about 100,000 more living Iraqis.
> These days you can get WiFi in most locations if you are willing to go to a place that has it
Yeah, Sean, I can dig that. And when you get there, there you are. Whoa.
You want to see a better system? Look at just about any country Europe, Canada, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, hell even PRC. I'll bitch plenty. I do resent paying one cent to a government that uses my labor to fund their atrocities. Fuck those fascist plutocrats and fuck their fraudulent system of governance.
It's hard to believe that anyone would consider contracting out such a trivial task.
Just use iptables and ssh, and route the data over an SSL link. Then if something goes wrong you don't have to deal with a vendor, and can just fix it immediately. Voila, reliability, savings, productivity.
60% higher....
almost certainly entirely due to the much higher rate of drunk driving in the U.S.
"How could anyone be so unkind
as to arrest a man for driving while blind"
-- ZZ-Top, Tejas
Botique crap means nothing to me (and to 99.44% of the market), so I ignore it.
Really, for the non-premium-gamer market, i.e. in the broad span of their product line,
the price*performance integral for AMD has been way ahead of Intel, quite consistently,
for over 2 years now. Spikes like FX-53 are just the exceptions that prove the rule.
What's really a hoot is the rhetorical attacks agaist the "Mullahs" of Iran, which is the only truly democratic republic in the whole of the middle east. Israel can't claim to be a democracy when they deny the vote to half of the population on the basis of race. Iran is easily as democratic as the U.S. where the final arbiters of disputes at law are a supreme revolutionary council of black-robed priests and prietesses appointed by dead presidents. At least the elected leader of Iran has a moral I.Q. better than Koko the gorilla's.
Another option is to use audio and video mirror drivers to capture the consumable data stream.
Windows doesn't have actual DRM yet. They're just pretending so that content-providers get suckered into WMV.
> once they discover real sex, they will venture outside
Things must be a lot different where you live.
Where I live, people who have sex outside get jailed.
...anal virginity and ability to vote...
There are some states where felons are not allowed to vote, but not many. Florida is one. As for anal virginity, anyone who committed a homosexual rape in a prison would be a dead man. I don't believe in the bogey man either.
Hostile governments? I'd worry more about "friendly" ones. In particular, the U.S. government. Oh, I forgot, they don't have authority to print money.
...was I committing a felony...
Probably. And if you commit a crime (or are deemed by the president to have committed a crime), you can be designated a terrorist, and have your citizenship stripped. Then you can be shipped to Syria (for torture) or Egypt (for disappearance). Ain't it great to be an American, where at least you know you're free?
Hopefully, a new terrorist group will form to kill everyone in the RFID business, and thereby remove this scourge.
GHz are useless for EVERYBODY. The only thing GHz could be used for is warming your tea or popping popcorn. What is useful is throughput, and P4 never had any. AMD spanked Intel for more than 2 years, and now they're beginning to realize that they made a very very bad bet when they put the farm on P4.
I was running wife 1.0, but performance was poor, and the noise was terrible. Besides which, the form factor was looking a bit outdated, so I checked out wife 2.0. 2.0 is a mad upgrade, with some really sexy stylins and genuinely hot performance, but really hard on the cache. On a tip, I tried Mistress 1.0 at the same time, but i had a big problem with insufficient cache, and found switching back and forth to be inconvenient and confusing. I'm hoping that wife 3.0 can combine the features of both, but for now I'm going to stick with just wife 2.0.
Pentium 4 has been crap since it was born. Not as bad as Itanium, but still crap. If it weren't for their excellent glue and video chips, Intel would deserve to be laughed off the market. Finally, with the M series, they're recovering some of the lost glory of the P3 days when they could lead the market in performance and features.
No, there's a simple solution: Make all your RFPs specify criteria that exclude NVidia products. That's what I do. When enough companies do this, NVidia will fold.
Why VMWare doesn't satisfy your needs? Get twice the laptop and carry half the crap. I do cross-platform development on the road with a single 2GB 2GHz Athlon SXGA+ laptop. I can run a dozen virtual machines simultaneously in a wide variety of network configurations. I'll carry a powerbook sometimes, but since my OSX testing requirements are fairly minimal, I'm inclined to run OSX clients in a PearPC emulation, running on a minimal VM for checkpointing (so I don't have to endure the emulated boot times).
I think it means an ALU on the RAM die. No bus/controller latency to memory would ROCK,
and Intel could eliminate the commodity DRAM market, glomming all that revenue until them-greedy-little-selves.
And wifi is nominally 300 ft, but at defcon they go something like 15 miles using parabolics.
Hell, I see a single dual p3 linux box serve up 800
simultaneous connections for a php app every day.
And for less than $300 you can get a pair of Senao bridges with rockstar radios, and spend the other 2700 on hookers and coke. Or Compassion International, depending on how you get your kicks.