Why isn't there a working bootable vmware image all setup so you can just boot OS X in vmware without having to screw around, posted somewhere? (Ie, on the illegal torrent sites)
Man, how can you have a PhD in CS or be an executive of a computer company and not know how to fix your computer? See the (duped!) link to the NYTimes on people throwing out their computers when they're infected with spyware instead of cleaning them.
How about those who dress like they don't care, but only because they don't care.;)
I wear t-shirt and shorts (khaki, depending on how many pockets/what I need to lug around) most of the time, otherwise it's just normal non-dress-up trousers/etc.
It's a typical geek thing, clothes are there to keep you warm/cool, not to make you look cool/professional.;)
dht://A76A9B7019A6B7475FE8C173186B40BD305F78D7.dht/announce (Copy and paste into azureus, remove the space after the.dht)
Requires azureus 2.3.x at least and that you be "connected" to the DHT. Sadly I don't think it'll work with the official "decentralised" bittorrent client, as the protocols are different. Someone should really fix that.
From my experience as a New Zealander (NZ being more socialist than the US) this is not true. More states seem to be butting into peoples lives than NZ ever has.
The public healthcare system in NZ has some of the problems that most public systems have, but at least going to the doctor only costs you ~$10US and you don't have to worry about deciding to goto the doctors or not being able to pay the rent like in the US.
As a gay person, I'd consider (well, not really, but in this context I would) it acceptable to be prejudiced against christians, since they're the ones who sprout who all this bullshit about how I'm an evil person, a sinner, going to ruin america with gay marriage/etc.
So hopefully you can see where I (and other people) come from.
It's bullshit like the "controversial" science films that fuels the flames.
But really, the bible is just a bunch of stories that some council decided should be put togeather ~1700-1800 years ago and has been translated so many times it's lost meaning.
Comcast (at least in the northwest) blocks ports 135-139 and 445 at the modem so blaster/etc don't get out. This also stops your neighbours being able to see/hack your network shares.
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Why isn't there a working bootable vmware image all setup so you can just boot OS X in vmware without having to screw around, posted somewhere? (Ie, on the illegal torrent sites)
Except they get sound right. No sound in space/vacuum!
I did. The DHTML "popup" worked until I blocked it's script using adblock
Adblock will fix those..
Man, how can you have a PhD in CS or be an executive of a computer company and not know how to fix your computer? See the (duped!) link to the NYTimes on people throwing out their computers when they're infected with spyware instead of cleaning them.
"Still, free 500MB was cool." ;)
"And it was another 500GB drive."
SWEET!
dht://D2D95D86E5604DDD356387412D1F6A7D142694CC.dht /announce
(Make sure to remove spaces when you copy/paste)
Will seed for 48 hours.
How about those who dress like they don't care, but only because they don't care. ;)
;)
I wear t-shirt and shorts (khaki, depending on how many pockets/what I need to lug around) most of the time, otherwise it's just normal non-dress-up trousers/etc.
It's a typical geek thing, clothes are there to keep you warm/cool, not to make you look cool/professional.
That page is 404? Is there a azureus magnet/.torrent of it anywhere?
dht://A76A9B7019A6B7475FE8C173186B40BD305F78D7.dht /announce .dht)
(Copy and paste into azureus, remove the space after the
Requires azureus 2.3.x at least and that you be "connected" to the DHT. Sadly I don't think it'll work with the official "decentralised" bittorrent client, as the protocols are different.
Someone should really fix that.
From my experience as a New Zealander (NZ being more socialist than the US) this is not true.
More states seem to be butting into peoples lives than NZ ever has.
The public healthcare system in NZ has some of the problems that most public systems have, but at least going to the doctor only costs you ~$10US and you don't have to worry about deciding to goto the doctors or not being able to pay the rent like in the US.
You used to be able to do that, they seem to have changed is to you can't, unless anyone knows of a way to get it out of the newer patchers..
ANyone have a torrent of the installer? It's dogslow/slashdoted already.
See http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?date=2005-05-07 for info on the javascript bug in 1.0.3 that allows remote code execution.
Doh.
Hmm, if you install it with the GTK-wimp theme (and you have theme on) it looks (almost!) just like the rest of your windows apps.
Sadly monodevelop doesn't have a windows form/gui designer, which is really the most important part.
Don't forget windows will use unused (for apps/data) physical RAM for disk cache..
Anyone have a mirror of the source for 0.4?
As a gay person, I'd consider (well, not really, but in this context I would) it acceptable to be prejudiced against christians, since they're the ones who sprout who all this bullshit about how I'm an evil person, a sinner, going to ruin america with gay marriage/etc.
So hopefully you can see where I (and other people) come from.
It's bullshit like the "controversial" science films that fuels the flames.
Flamebait? Wow, lame!
But really, the bible is just a bunch of stories that some council decided should be put togeather ~1700-1800 years ago and has been translated so many times it's lost meaning.
Uhm, it does, at least with the WIMP theme on XP.
There's no black X-style cursor at all, and all the menus/widgets are themed to the XP theme.
Runs in linux too!
I beleive that T2D costs $100 for the indie license, which is still a good price considering what you get.
Comcast (at least in the northwest) blocks ports 135-139 and 445 at the modem so blaster/etc don't get out. This also stops your neighbours being able to see/hack your network shares.
http://www.grisoft.com 's AVG works pretty well and has a free edition.