"...listeners are creating the future. In just seven months, podcasts have appeared, covering subjects from Delta blues to vegetarian cooking..."
Naw:
"It's possible to imagine people paying monthly fees to hear programming-on-demand on the phone, PC, or in the car. Listeners could buy a song they hear on the radio with the click of a button."
Actually a pretty good overview from the 'business' viewpoint. The world it's a changing.
Certainly it is only a very few that transition for what ever nasty psychological reason from console to school cafeteria, but for those few there is no better way to train for a high body count...
There is fraud all the time outside the internet. They have not shutdown the banking system yet. It will be a balance of usefulness vs. problems. Internet commerce is not going away.
For this 'demo' it is unlikely to hurt eventual dvd sales, there'll probably be 2-3 special feature dvd's over the life of the product anyway. The show has enough hooks that it could very well give a big boost to the ratings.
do we get total immersion? I want the total holodeck in my embedded (in my spine) iGamePod, just tap a spot on my chin and I'm deep in the game, who cares if everyone on the bus sees me twitching and drooling as I blow away those monsters...
If this is held up, it help define the precision of software patents. IsNot must be spelled exactly that, isnot would be ok. Ergo any innovation that contained a single letter different than the patten would be safe. Well that sounds silly but if it requires patent applications with every permutation of spelling a capitalization, each weighing in at 75 tons of paper, it may make the USPO revise some rulings.:-)
This was asked (actually a subset) at a LinuxWorld BOF this week. There seemed to be a lot of knowledgeable folk there, and the answer was... a lot of glazed stares. One guy said he'd been around the floor all day asking this query and found no real solution. Unfortunatly Linux is still for Hax0rs.
They had a huge booth at LinuxWorld Boston, but the hot displays were CRM and retail point of sale solutions.;-) Beware of any open source labeled a "Solution".
I had this visual fantasy of rms charging through the commercial side of the event like Carrie Nation with her ax.
Thank you, you make my point. Not everyone is as tough as you and if a dozen decided to gang up on you or maybe a government with guns... the story may be different.
Why? Same reason it's illegal to shout fire in a crowded theater. From past experience, people DIE. Not hurt feeling, not a flame war, death, injury, destitution. Words can't break my bones but if I can talk some idiot to come to your house and burn it down perhaps you should have paid attention?
Sheesh, solved a cultural problem that had injured an killed countless. How about, beat up on the weak, then steal their property? Maybe opportunistic sociopaths using ignorance to rabble rouse? There are many reasons, all bad, all wrong, all pathetic.
Recently on a local (Boston) work search support email list there was a 'complaint' of only two responses to an SQL job posting. But that was probably due to a very restrictive set of criteria. I for one am still looking and would welcome new employment overlords. Anyone have an offer for an itinerant software dweeb?
Hey, cool job for a college kid, but how long has the camp been in business? Did it turn out any pros? Any work at a network? Studio? Any shown at Sundance, Slamdance or even Slumdance? The camp does look like a lot of fun though, wish I'd gone to one like it.
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"...listeners are creating the future. In just seven months, podcasts have appeared, covering subjects from Delta blues to vegetarian cooking..."
Naw:
"It's possible to imagine people paying monthly fees to hear programming-on-demand on the phone, PC, or in the car. Listeners could buy a song they hear on the radio with the click of a button."
Actually a pretty good overview from the 'business' viewpoint. The world it's a changing.
Certainly it is only a very few that transition for what ever nasty psychological reason from console to school cafeteria, but for those few there is no better way to train for a high body count...
There is fraud all the time outside the internet. They have not shutdown the banking system yet. It will be a balance of usefulness vs. problems. Internet commerce is not going away.
For this 'demo' it is unlikely to hurt eventual dvd sales, there'll probably be 2-3 special feature dvd's over the life of the product anyway. The show has enough hooks that it could very well give a big boost to the ratings.
Ah, but ohhh that evil red dress robot!
do we get total immersion? I want the total holodeck in my embedded (in my spine) iGamePod, just tap a spot on my chin and I'm deep in the game, who cares if everyone on the bus sees me twitching and drooling as I blow away those monsters...
If this is held up, it help define the precision of software patents. IsNot must be spelled exactly that, isnot would be ok. Ergo any innovation that contained a single letter different than the patten would be safe. Well that sounds silly but if it requires patent applications with every permutation of spelling a capitalization, each weighing in at 75 tons of paper, it may make the USPO revise some rulings. :-)
This was asked (actually a subset) at a LinuxWorld BOF this week. There seemed to be a lot of knowledgeable folk there, and the answer was... a lot of glazed stares. One guy said he'd been around the floor all day asking this query and found no real solution. Unfortunatly Linux is still for Hax0rs.
They had a huge booth at LinuxWorld Boston, but the hot displays were CRM and retail point of sale solutions. ;-) Beware of any open source labeled a "Solution".
I had this visual fantasy of rms charging through the commercial side of the event like Carrie Nation with her ax.
Thank you, you make my point. Not everyone is as tough as you and if a dozen decided to gang up on you or maybe a government with guns... the story may be different.
ba ding :-)
Why? Same reason it's illegal to shout fire in a crowded theater. From past experience, people DIE. Not hurt feeling, not a flame war, death, injury, destitution. Words can't break my bones but if I can talk some idiot to come to your house and burn it down perhaps you should have paid attention?
Sheesh, solved a cultural problem that had injured an killed countless. How about, beat up on the weak, then steal their property? Maybe opportunistic sociopaths using ignorance to rabble rouse? There are many reasons, all bad, all wrong, all pathetic.
Defusing mean jokes is great, but you were lucky. The jokes would have hurt more if you had been beat up or had the glasses grabbed and stomped.
Does happen and that is the problem with hate talk.
... should kick in about a day before the opening, just a couple days in jail would really make the news.
Recently on a local (Boston) work search support email list there was a 'complaint' of only two responses to an SQL job posting. But that was probably due to a very restrictive set of criteria. I for one am still looking and would welcome new employment overlords. Anyone have an offer for an itinerant software dweeb?
Do both extremes hate you? Good, close enough.
What do the children in Iraq get for their missing limbs?
out of the hands of most criminals.
Erk, now where have all those SuperCriminals gone?
No more piracy for a while now. No more pirates.
You can't hang a sniffer off a switch. A hub shows all traffic, pretty important for debugging.
Basically this is a hacky method of accessing fields. The code to do it is burdensome to say the least.
Is there any work on a toolkit or API that allows relatively easy access to this technique?
Seems like a dead project, although a useful and popular dead project.
Ah, on a close look, there have been minor dot releases... but it seems like a 3.0 should be happening.
Shouldn't there be a name change at a full dot release?
:-) :-)
Ba ding.
Hey, cool job for a college kid, but how long has the camp been in business? Did it turn out any pros? Any work at a network? Studio? Any shown at Sundance, Slamdance or even Slumdance? The camp does look like a lot of fun though, wish I'd gone to one like it.
Looks great except fot the alumni listings, one young woman that is shooting at a ski resort...