Man in Black: All right. Where is the poison? The battle of wits has begun. It ends when you decide and we both drink, and find out who is right... and who is dead. Vizzini: But it's so simple. *points to 4Chan*
250GB a month is the equivalent of one dual-layer DVD a day. 3 Terabytes a year. Some of us get by on 5GB monthly. Seriously, what DO YOU DO WITH THAT? Or did Avenue Q already provide that answer?
No, seriously. A.xxx domain will save our children from American porn that classifies itself as porn. In other countries where what American consider porn is classified as art, the.xxx filter has no jurisdiction. This is China all over again. We raise EPA standards to get rid of pollution-created companies. They move their factories to China. And we still consume the same products produced in smoke belching factories. Somehow, we feel like we've done a good thing.
Back in the day when Intel was designing 16-bit PC's, someone had the brilliant idea to use the segment:offset model for memory addressing. And this was great - for a couple of years. Back then, a megabyte of memory was almost inconceivable. However, 64K just wasn't enough. So instead of using all 32-bits of a two 16-bit words, these guys decided, hey! Let's just multiply the segment by 16 and add that to the offset. This resulted in a theoretical cap of 1MB. (Actually around 1088KB, but that's obscure stuff that no one cares about.) So, instead of using all 32-bits, giving us a maximum of 4GB (which only recently went out of style), we hamstrung ourselves with something far smaller and much more cramped.
Well, it was quickly learned that 640k was not nearly enough for everybody. I think you guys know the rest of the story.
I'm not aware of the current status, but at the beginning of my Windows 7x64 Build 7600 experience, I had to disable IPv6. I mentioned that in a previous/. post. It is my sincere hope that Windows 7 is ready to make that transition. The problem I'm foreseeing is the amount of legacy networking equipment I have and also that belonging to TimeWarner/ATT/Verizon/Your ISP Name Here.
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Search/en-US/?query=disable%20IPv6
(Myself being one of them.)
Being as the vast majority of home users and small businesses still send their money to One Microsoft Way, Redmond Washington, the standard Slashdot solution of install Ubuntu/Gentoo/OpenBSD/FreeBSD/Buy a Mac might not work for everybody. (I am a dual-booter, by the way.)
Haven't you heard? They're all the rage nowadays. Custom built anything with nano-technology. Why, soon we'll be able to download and assemble PEOPLE in our very own homes. Finally, I'll be able to nano-fab my own super-model who will love and appreciate me for the bland, uninteresting person I am.
And, of course, this is completely relevant to the topic at hand.
you have nothing to worry about.
Unless, of course, a disgruntled employee / competitor / girlscout-you-didn't-buy-cookies-from gives your name to the Business Software Alliance.
Then it's the Spanish Inquistion / Salem Witch Trials / Mc Carthy Trials all over again.
"haha im in ur baes killin ur doods."
"oh noes! my mens"
"haha imma killin all ur... wtf?"
"..?"
"#$%#$ bomb in my city gtg"
"...k gg"
"gg"
L337R0YJ3NK1N5 has left the game. A winner is you!
"Heh. Retard."
Tell your family that when someone offers you something for free on the internet, they should assume it's a scam until after appropriate research has been done.
I believe there was an article just recently on the unpleasant things done by the creator of Mafia Wars.
I wait for the day, and you know it's coming, when Google rolls out it's ChromeOS, and the EU demands that they give consumers the choice of which browser to use.
Slashdot Mirror
Sauce: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7370998653497771170#
But they are afraid of Chuck Norris. So is the dark.
Man in Black: All right. Where is the poison? The battle of wits has begun. It ends when you decide and we both drink, and find out who is right... and who is dead.
Vizzini: But it's so simple. *points to 4Chan*
but what if we need to destroy a black hole?
will you take a check?
http://gamerwidow.com/
Finally, there's hope and healing.
My imaginary friends have been stealing from me for years.
250GB a month is the equivalent of one dual-layer DVD a day. 3 Terabytes a year. Some of us get by on 5GB monthly. Seriously, what DO YOU DO WITH THAT? Or did Avenue Q already provide that answer?
You are aware that the emulated Wii frames-per-second can be counted on - at best - two hands?
No, seriously. A .xxx domain will save our children from American porn that classifies itself as porn. In other countries where what American consider porn is classified as art, the .xxx filter has no jurisdiction. This is China all over again. We raise EPA standards to get rid of pollution-created companies. They move their factories to China. And we still consume the same products produced in smoke belching factories. Somehow, we feel like we've done a good thing.
Back in the day when Intel was designing 16-bit PC's, someone had the brilliant idea to use the segment:offset model for memory addressing. And this was great - for a couple of years. Back then, a megabyte of memory was almost inconceivable. However, 64K just wasn't enough. So instead of using all 32-bits of a two 16-bit words, these guys decided, hey! Let's just multiply the segment by 16 and add that to the offset. This resulted in a theoretical cap of 1MB. (Actually around 1088KB, but that's obscure stuff that no one cares about.) So, instead of using all 32-bits, giving us a maximum of 4GB (which only recently went out of style), we hamstrung ourselves with something far smaller and much more cramped.
Well, it was quickly learned that 640k was not nearly enough for everybody. I think you guys know the rest of the story.
I'm not aware of the current status, but at the beginning of my Windows 7x64 Build 7600 experience, I had to disable IPv6. I mentioned that in a previous /. post. It is my sincere hope that Windows 7 is ready to make that transition. The problem I'm foreseeing is the amount of legacy networking equipment I have and also that belonging to TimeWarner/ATT/Verizon/Your ISP Name Here.
http://www.myconfinedspace.com/2006/01/03/punch-to-the-faceover-tcpip/
Streisand Effect FOR THE WIN!
Seriously, she should start offering training courses.
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Search/en-US/?query=disable%20IPv6 (Myself being one of them.) Being as the vast majority of home users and small businesses still send their money to One Microsoft Way, Redmond Washington, the standard Slashdot solution of install Ubuntu/Gentoo/OpenBSD/FreeBSD/Buy a Mac might not work for everybody. (I am a dual-booter, by the way.)
Haven't you heard? They're all the rage nowadays. Custom built anything with nano-technology. Why, soon we'll be able to download and assemble PEOPLE in our very own homes. Finally, I'll be able to nano-fab my own super-model who will love and appreciate me for the bland, uninteresting person I am.
And, of course, this is completely relevant to the topic at hand.
It's a parabolic reflector. Who knew? Sauces for the hungry. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WokFi http://digg.com/hardware/WokFi_Wi_Fi_on_the_cheap
The year my inbox cried.
you have nothing to worry about. Unless, of course, a disgruntled employee / competitor / girlscout-you-didn't-buy-cookies-from gives your name to the Business Software Alliance. Then it's the Spanish Inquistion / Salem Witch Trials / Mc Carthy Trials all over again.
I want to see it play Nethack.
"haha im in ur baes killin ur doods." "oh noes! my mens" "haha imma killin all ur... wtf?" "..?" "#$%#$ bomb in my city gtg" "...k gg" "gg" L337R0YJ3NK1N5 has left the game. A winner is you! "Heh. Retard."
Tell your family that when someone offers you something for free on the internet, they should assume it's a scam until after appropriate research has been done. I believe there was an article just recently on the unpleasant things done by the creator of Mafia Wars.
I wait for the day, and you know it's coming, when Google rolls out it's ChromeOS, and the EU demands that they give consumers the choice of which browser to use.
Take any base 10 number that ends with 4 or 6. Square it. Add 1. So far, in my limited testing experience, it has worked.
Come on guys. Why hasn't anybody mentioned Abuse? http://abuse-game.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47&Itemid=58 You haven't wasted time until you've wasted it on Abuse.