Someone go to www.kids.com, or one of the various other domains that C|Net has registered to bounce unsuspecting people to their damn portal. What is the difference here? I haven't seen anyone bashing CNET for the fact that they have a million domains that just dump you the content of CNET.com Yeah, we should burn them all!! =) -S
I would hate to be the peon who just got hired to be a code jockey... then when the boss hands me the following assignment, I would quit:
"Dear Scott,
Please go through the 10 million lines of windows source and remove all comments describing our techniques of making competitive software function less efficiently.
We will be making our code open source, so we need to use numerical codes to mask our policies... The 4000 page code manual will arrive shortly, please replace comments with the appropriate alphanumeric codes.
Thank you,
Mr. Pointy Hair"
If it is anything like the geek code, we could see some really neat comments coming out of Redmond.
How is netscape going to survive if they can't sell off our personal info and statistics when we download communicator with encryption? We may never see the next release.
Time, will tell.
Imagine the processor power required to./diff two human minds? I'd sure like to see the results line by line. -Scott Ruttencutter
Semi Off Topic, but I was wondering if the support for this existed in Samba. Yes, it's not too secure... but.
95/98 allows you to put a read-only PW on a share, and a full access pw on a share... the only way I've been able to set up shares to allow a specific user with a password for the linux box to log on, but I can't allow random access with a predetermined password.
http://astalavista.box.sk Wonder if they are a parent company?;-) ____ Check out the new case I built at the url above in the computers section. -S Scott Ruttencutter
A paper up near Green Bay has a Y2k Reporter. A friends brother got the job, his responsibility is making up a new story to scare the public every 3 or 4 days. Spread the panic, I always say... Last week he wrote about an appliance repairman charging 100$ per house to make their household appliances Y2K compliant. Sweet Job.
- Check out the new case I built at the address above. Made out of a book, pretty cool.
Not sure how bad this hurts if they only send my Video card brand and model #... if they're stealing my ethernet MAC address, or some random stupid serial numbers for programs on my computer, then I would have a problem...
- Check out the new case I made at the url above. The BookCase! Just a case covered with a book, take a look to see what I mean. Just click on the computers section to get at it.
I really was impressed in the original version how you were given a childs perspective of the world. Seeing the adults faces really wasn't a good idea in this movie... Great movie none the less, but I wish those faces weren't in there.
Oh well. Does anyone have any specs on the software they used this time around, and the size of their render farm? =)
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Look at the url above for a view of a new case design, the book case. So far people have liked it =)
My computer learned how to blow a power supply last week. Since I have no idea on how to do that by myself, can I patent the technology the computer used? But to do so, I'll probably have to figure out a way to read the smoke signals. Good thing I taped them!
*** Take a look at the website above for a look at my new computer case. The Book-Case =)
I think that doing this stuff is a great idea. Giving away a free operating system while promoting technology education in "developing" countries will give a lot of people a chance to be exposed to new ideas.
Check out the new case I made at the homepage url above. Click on computers, then the BookCase!
It's nice to see that people are creating the ability for people to migrate from other software platforms to linux easily. From the little bit of information I saw about the Pick software they were using, its surprising this migration ability exists.
Check out the new case I made up on my webpage there, just click on the comptuers section and let me know how you like it!
I would assume it would be possible to design a treadmil with a large enough surface area to do this. Basically create a floor with pressure sensitive rolling bearings... so the system can keep track of your position, but you can step anywhere. If you were walking straight, but then wanted to jump left, you would just jump left, the pressure of where you were standing would be released and then when you landed it would sense how far you traveled and in what direction you traveled. If you wanted to analyze body motion during the movement, you could use video cameras or a "body suit" similar to those used to making computer animations. The only difficult part of this would be making a walking surface that would hold up under a lot of wear and tear, but I would assume it could be done? Any comments, please email me.
Don't forget to check out the new case I made up on my web page. It's in the computers section. So far people have liked it a lot =)
Basically, I Just want something to Play With (tm).
Just looking for a way to play with raid on a home system. As you put it, if it were to go down, who cares =) I'd rather make mistakes now while I can afford them.
Kind of off topic, but for the past couple of years I've wanted to set up a small raid setup in my "server" here at home. What are the most reasonable setups that you've seen around? What raid hardware, and what drives would you consider best to use just for low cost educational purposes.
Completely off topic, if you click on my url above, then click on the computers section you can check out the new case I made... it's pretty cool, and everyone has been pretty interested in new cool case designs =)
SDMI is just a new "technology" everyone is going to have to find a workaround for in order to put whatever they want on the new Diamond mp3 player. Scott Ruttencutter viper21@ia.net
Come ON! Out of the 10,000 people who have read this article, no one has found the username and password? I find that very hard to believe. It has to be something completely insanely easy, right?
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Someone go to www.kids.com, or one of the various other domains that C|Net has registered to bounce unsuspecting people to their damn portal. What is the difference here? I haven't seen anyone bashing CNET for the fact that they have a million domains that just dump you the content of CNET.com Yeah, we should burn them all!! =) -S
Scott Ruttencutter
I would hate to be the peon who just got hired to be a code jockey... then when the boss hands me the following assignment, I would quit:
"Dear Scott,
Please go through the 10 million lines of windows source and remove all comments describing our techniques of making competitive software function less efficiently.
We will be making our code open source, so we need to use numerical codes to mask our policies... The 4000 page code manual will arrive shortly, please replace comments with the appropriate alphanumeric codes.
Thank you,
Mr. Pointy Hair"
If it is anything like the geek code, we could see some really neat comments coming out of Redmond.
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
Cmdr Taco. I doubt you did there, because you're in Michigan... *grammar check* complete ;-)
For those of you who missed it
"I did here"
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
How is netscape going to survive if they can't sell off our personal info and statistics when we download communicator with encryption? We may never see the next release.
./diff two human minds? I'd sure like to see the results line by line.
Time, will tell.
Imagine the processor power required to
-Scott Ruttencutter
Scott Ruttencutter
Semi Off Topic, but I was wondering if the support for this existed in Samba. Yes, it's not too secure... but.
95/98 allows you to put a read-only PW on a share, and a full access pw on a share... the only way I've been able to set up shares to allow a specific user with a password for the linux box to log on, but I can't allow random access with a predetermined password.
Welcome email replies =)
Thanks!
Scott Ruttencutter
http://astalavista.box.sk Wonder if they are a parent company? ;-) ____ Check out the new case I built at the url above in the computers section. -S
Scott Ruttencutter
A paper up near Green Bay has a Y2k Reporter. A friends brother got the job, his responsibility is making up a new story to scare the public every 3 or 4 days. Spread the panic, I always say... Last week he wrote about an appliance repairman charging 100$ per house to make their household appliances Y2K compliant. Sweet Job.
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Check out the new case I built at the address above. Made out of a book, pretty cool.
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
Not sure how bad this hurts if they only send my Video card brand and model #... if they're stealing my ethernet MAC address, or some random stupid serial numbers for programs on my computer, then I would have a problem...
-
Check out the new case I made at the url above. The BookCase! Just a case covered with a book, take a look to see what I mean. Just click on the computers section to get at it.
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
I really was impressed in the original version how you were given a childs perspective of the world. Seeing the adults faces really wasn't a good idea in this movie... Great movie none the less, but I wish those faces weren't in there.
Oh well. Does anyone have any specs on the software they used this time around, and the size of their render farm? =)
---
Look at the url above for a view of a new case design, the book case. So far people have liked it =)
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
My computer learned how to blow a power supply last week. Since I have no idea on how to do that by myself, can I patent the technology the computer used? But to do so, I'll probably have to figure out a way to read the smoke signals. Good thing I taped them!
***
Take a look at the website above for a look at my new computer case. The Book-Case =)
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
So should I register www.y2k-chaos.com?
/. because I said that.
Watch out, the world is going to end...
Watch out!!! The FBI is going to censor
*** HEY ***
Check out the new case I made at the url above, in the computers section.
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
I think that doing this stuff is a great idea. Giving away a free operating system while promoting technology education in "developing" countries will give a lot of people a chance to be exposed to new ideas.
Check out the new case I made at the homepage url above. Click on computers, then the BookCase!
-=S
Scott Ruttencutter
It's nice to see that people are creating the ability for people to migrate from other software platforms to linux easily. From the little bit of information I saw about the Pick software they were using, its surprising this migration ability exists.
Check out the new case I made up on my webpage there, just click on the comptuers section and let me know how you like it!
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
I would assume it would be possible to design a treadmil with a large enough surface area to do this. Basically create a floor with pressure sensitive rolling bearings... so the system can keep track of your position, but you can step anywhere. If you were walking straight, but then wanted to jump left, you would just jump left, the pressure of where you were standing would be released and then when you landed it would sense how far you traveled and in what direction you traveled. If you wanted to analyze body motion during the movement, you could use video cameras or a "body suit" similar to those used to making computer animations. The only difficult part of this would be making a walking surface that would hold up under a lot of wear and tear, but I would assume it could be done? Any comments, please email me.
Don't forget to check out the new case I made up on my web page. It's in the computers section. So far people have liked it a lot =)
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
Basically, I Just want something to Play With (tm).
Just looking for a way to play with raid on a home system. As you put it, if it were to go down, who cares =) I'd rather make mistakes now while I can afford them.
I see you guys like the case on my page =)
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
Kind of off topic, but for the past couple of years I've wanted to set up a small raid setup in my "server" here at home. What are the most reasonable setups that you've seen around? What raid hardware, and what drives would you consider best to use just for low cost educational purposes.
Completely off topic, if you click on my url above, then click on the computers section you can check out the new case I made... it's pretty cool, and everyone has been pretty interested in new cool case designs =)
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
SDMI is just a new "technology" everyone is going to have to find a workaround for in order to put whatever they want on the new Diamond mp3 player.
Scott Ruttencutter
viper21@ia.net
Come ON! Out of the 10,000 people who have read this article, no one has found the username and password? I find that very hard to believe. It has to be something completely insanely easy, right?
-S
Scott Ruttencutter
viper21@ia.net