My new baby has no flaw! She's... she's... She's flawless. Like a virgin diamond in a filed of wheat! Like that freshly installed kernel posting dmesg on a snow white day! Like princess leia before she was mack'n on her brother.
I wonder if this covers partnerships Yahoo! has with other companies.
Being from Canada, Yahoo! has partenered with Rogers to incorporate features like LaunchCast into high speed internet service bundles. I know this is the only thing I currently use IE for as LaunchCast won't support anything but IE... boo-urns.
He didn't evene live in Ontario at the time of the publications which tarinshed his reputation... I under stand sueing the paper, even winning a suit for defamation of character (based on the fact that the allegations have no foundation). Winning the suit because "Those who publish via the Internet are aware of the global reach of their publications, and must consider the legal consequences in the jurisdiction of the subjects of their articles"... that's just insane.
I better go check my website and tear down and defaming thing that I've ever said and anyone... oh my god, the insanity of living in Ontario!
I once tried something like this with ICEcast/ShoutCAST and a bunch of less-known streamers/players. This one would have the p2p advantage but does it really play them in sync?
Every player/steamer I used would play songs 'at the same time' but you they weren't in sync so one source would sound upto 5 seconds ahead/behind of the next.
Canadian's have essentially avoided most of the litigation involved with downloading copywrited music and other media as the government has levied tax on all blank media. The monies collected are 'redistributed to artists'.
So, while some people might think this ruling is a great idea - it's really not. While it might not be illegal to download and copy the music to CD (taxed media), will your flash stick now be considered an illegal media to hold your downloaded songs?
Take it one step further - untaxed iPod users are arrested with 'up to 2500' accounts of copywrite infringement... I can't wait to see the Canadian Apple-hating cops in full riot gear trying to quell the next generation of iTunes users.
Using kinetics... I mean, watch manufacturers use it already... How much trouble would it be to put that into a mouse? Maybe I'll make it my weekend project:-)
Seriously though, the average person never spots a mouse on the screen before it moves... hence, the extra moves to 'find the pointer' and every subsequent movement could be used to charge the mouse.
I _REALLY_ don't think this is the issue... I mean, do you have any idea how hard it was to bring the internet (let alone broadband) to Newfoundland? I was one of the first people with broadband on the island and that was somewhere around 96-97... I mean tell me, how's Hawaii or Nantucket doing, does anyone know?
Putting aside the area just North of the Great Lakes, the Canadian population is far from being clumped together.
Canada has great broadband internet penetration for several reason. The main ones being that since there are very few choices for broadband, the networks grow bigger & faster then if they were competing with a bunch of major players.
Also, there was an article on/. back on Nov. 21, 2000 when the Canadian Gov. put Broadband on a list of 'essential services' for quality of life... This makes it cheaper for individuals and businesses to afford...
Gee, ya know, I think these guys finally figured it out... in one week they've tracked users, sued them and even started looking at emerging technologies too see what hazard they might pose... all in ONE week! Talk about waking up from the stone age...
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My new baby has no flaw! She's ... she's ... She's flawless. Like a virgin diamond in a filed of wheat! Like that freshly installed kernel posting dmesg on a snow white day! Like princess leia before she was mack'n on her brother.
If you're going to make an April fools joke you might as well spell President right.
I wonder if this covers partnerships Yahoo! has with other companies.
Being from Canada, Yahoo! has partenered with Rogers to incorporate features like LaunchCast into high speed internet service bundles. I know this is the only thing I currently use IE for as LaunchCast won't support anything but IE... boo-urns.
He didn't evene live in Ontario at the time of the publications which tarinshed his reputation... I under stand sueing the paper, even winning a suit for defamation of character (based on the fact that the allegations have no foundation). Winning the suit because "Those who publish via the Internet are aware of the global reach of their publications, and must consider the legal consequences in the jurisdiction of the subjects of their articles"... that's just insane.
I better go check my website and tear down and defaming thing that I've ever said and anyone... oh my god, the insanity of living in Ontario!
They make a good mention/rant in today's posting as well...
- 03 -04
http://www.penny-arcade.com/news.php3?date=2005
the previous 5 comics are the ones StrandedOrg was referring to.
With such *hot* girl geeks, it's no wonder it never took that long for porn to be available on the web.
I still drive like ralph schumacher(sp?) when I'm having a three-way...
This is the sound of sarcasim.
It's because they actually don't need the money so they don't have the drive a poorer employee would have to do good in a position.
Mario Kart: Double Dash
My point exactly... is this technology playing music 'at the same time'?
"6. Gran Turismo 4"... oops!p hp?aid= 6178
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.
Shipped Dec. 28th in Japan and sold 620,000 units in one week.... Vapor no more.
I once tried something like this with ICEcast/ShoutCAST and a bunch of less-known streamers/players. This one would have the p2p advantage but does it really play them in sync?
Every player/steamer I used would play songs 'at the same time' but you they weren't in sync so one source would sound upto 5 seconds ahead/behind of the next.
come'on this has got to have seek time in the tenth's of seconds.
Dramatically worse? I've had my account fro almost six months now - not one spam yet.
Canadian's have essentially avoided most of the litigation involved with downloading copywrited music and other media as the government has levied tax on all blank media. The monies collected are 'redistributed to artists'.
So, while some people might think this ruling is a great idea - it's really not. While it might not be illegal to download and copy the music to CD (taxed media), will your flash stick now be considered an illegal media to hold your downloaded songs?
Take it one step further - untaxed iPod users are arrested with 'up to 2500' accounts of copywrite infringement... I can't wait to see the Canadian Apple-hating cops in full riot gear trying to quell the next generation of iTunes users.
I prefer the C&C Tesla coils to shock my ememies.
Billion should always be spelt with a capital B... even if it is Symantec.
Typing 'sex' ends-up with no results... the story of my life.
It's a joke... a little sarcasim...
If everyone's so bad at math they can't figure-out 1/3 of 40 now can they?
Will the RedHat drop - I mean, is their business plan flawed?
"The US kids rated 28th of 40 (so in the bottom third)"
28 is in the bottom third of 40? whoa.
How many people in the IT industry can have side-jobs... I'm under an exclusivity clause.
Using kinetics... I mean, watch manufacturers use it already... How much trouble would it be to put that into a mouse? Maybe I'll make it my weekend project :-)
Seriously though, the average person never spots a mouse on the screen before it moves... hence, the extra moves to 'find the pointer' and every subsequent movement could be used to charge the mouse.
Just food for thought.
I _REALLY_ don't think this is the issue... I mean, do you have any idea how hard it was to bring the internet (let alone broadband) to Newfoundland? I was one of the first people with broadband on the island and that was somewhere around 96-97... I mean tell me, how's Hawaii or Nantucket doing, does anyone know?
/. back on Nov. 21, 2000 when the Canadian Gov. put Broadband on a list of 'essential services' for quality of life... This makes it cheaper for individuals and businesses to afford...
Putting aside the area just North of the Great Lakes, the Canadian population is far from being clumped together.
Canada has great broadband internet penetration for several reason. The main ones being that since there are very few choices for broadband, the networks grow bigger & faster then if they were competing with a bunch of major players.
Also, there was an article on
Gee, ya know, I think these guys finally figured it out... in one week they've tracked users, sued them and even started looking at emerging technologies too see what hazard they might pose... all in ONE week! Talk about waking up from the stone age...