If you're using the component cables, they have to be rotated JUST RIGHT or it doesn't work. I know it's a hassle, but spend the time and you'll get the absolute best picture you can get!
You can't use component cable! You need a specially calibrated Monster HDMI cable now on sale for $99.95!!! Anything less will provide a sub-optimal viewing experience and void your warranty.
The Right-Wing nutjobs may have been right?
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Perhaps this, rather than the UN, is the 'Evil One-World Govenment' they were warning us about...
OTOH: Who pays 100K for one of those? That has to be including the Enterprise 120GB SSD's at $4k each, right?
That $100K gets you more than bare drives, You get the flexibility to carve out partitions however you like, configuring them for maximum performance or whatever level of redundancy you need. You get snapshot backups, offsite replication, etc.(At additional cost of course...)
And, of course you also get the letters 'E', 'M', and 'C'.
Intended message: I have a lot of money.
Actual message: I either have an obcene credit card balance or I have a lot of money but no financial sense. Either way I will probably be bankrupt in the not-too-distant future.
The purpose of owning a Rolex is to make a statement: "I am better than you because I have so much money that I can spend thousands of dollars on a watch that doesn't tell time any better than a $25 Timex".
Have an artist file suit against whoever filed the DCMA paperwork. The artist should be entitled to the "lost sales" of the artists work on the same level of damages the RIAA claim.
Judge: I find the defendant MegaBigRecordCorp guilty of all charges. Defendant will reimburse the plaintiff all losses.
Record Exec: Let's see... Let's assume that the artists blog would have brought in 500,000 sales for the week it was down. Figure in all administrative costs, etc...
Here's a nickle, you can keep the change.
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And how exactly does this differ from commercial network monitoring programs? Other than not costing an obscene amount of money of course.
However, the attack presented only applies to a specific network card model (Broadcom NetXtreme)
Which happens to be the most popular network interface chipset used by Dell, HP, and many other manufacturers...
If you're using the component cables, they have to be rotated JUST RIGHT or it doesn't work. I know it's a hassle, but spend the time and you'll get the absolute best picture you can get!
You can't use component cable! You need a specially calibrated Monster HDMI cable now on sale for $99.95!!! Anything less will provide a sub-optimal viewing experience and void your warranty.
Perhaps this, rather than the UN, is the 'Evil One-World Govenment' they were warning us about...
and what if evil munchkins land on the wing to sabotage the engine and the only one who sees it is a guy who every one thinks is crazy? what if...
Quick! Put William Shatner on on the No-Fly List!!!
That's a nice router you got there, It would be terrible if something were to happen to it...
A jet bolted to a rocket? Did Wile E. Cyote design this? I bet even if they break the speed record they still won't catch the Road Runner.
But wait Mexico, there's more! You can also get Alabama for the low, low price, of one Taco Bell in every town! ;)
What does Mexico have to do with Taco Bell?
What level of unemployment should we reach in the united states before the government can act to protect its citizens?
When the unemployed band together and buy a few senators I'm sure we will see some action on this.
Do you get to name your own price?
Wat they were thinking was, in the words of the record company exec from the "Chef Aid" episode of South Park: "I AM ABOVE THE LAW!!!"
There is no reasonable stance that defends the existence or the activities of botnets either legally or morally.
"We can make money off of it" seems to work for a lot of people.
OTOH: Who pays 100K for one of those? That has to be including the Enterprise 120GB SSD's at $4k each, right?
That $100K gets you more than bare drives, You get the flexibility to carve out partitions however you like, configuring them for maximum performance or whatever level of redundancy you need. You get snapshot backups, offsite replication, etc.(At additional cost of course...)
And, of course you also get the letters 'E', 'M', and 'C'.
What's this "In league with" bit?
Actually that is a (paraphrased) Will Rodgers quote.
Bar codes printed on media of all kinds are generally quite robust and not error prone.
Excepet at the supermarket, when you are in a hurry...
Intended message: I have a lot of money.
Actual message: I either have an obcene credit card balance or I have a lot of money but no financial sense. Either way I will probably be bankrupt in the not-too-distant future.
The purpose of owning a Rolex is to make a statement: "I am better than you because I have so much money that I can spend thousands of dollars on a watch that doesn't tell time any better than a $25 Timex".
Prime Directive: Leave alien cultures alone unless the tree they live on happens to be on top of an Unobtanium deposit.
I'll take "Doomed visual display technologies" for $500, Alex.
Judge: I find the defendant MegaBigRecordCorp guilty of all charges. Defendant will reimburse the plaintiff all losses.
Record Exec: Let's see... Let's assume that the artists blog would have brought in 500,000 sales for the week it was down. Figure in all administrative costs, etc...
Here's a nickle, you can keep the change.
Coach seating would use Kate Moss as a benchmark of the average airline passenger and anyone larger would have to buy two (or more) seats.
Didn't Woz say that his Prius was accelerating unexpectedly due to faulty algorithms?
My wife has a T-shirt that says
"If a man says something in the woods and there is no one there to hear it, is he still wrong?"
I have to admit that looks a lot more appetizing than a Chevy Vega.