the best solution I have seen is where you have to register your equipments MAC address, then you get a "static" (i.e. always the same) ip address served to you via dhcp. No registered MAC address == no ip address. Presumably they had something looking for unregistered MAC addresses too. Pretty good, but doesn't stop you going in with a static address in the right range tho...
If the plan was just to add games, then I would agree with you. Actually, the idea is that MPEG-4 streams will carry coded "objects" which the user can interact with. Hence MPEG-J. See http://www.chiariglione.org/mpeg/tutorials/koenen/ mpeg-4.htm
Sure, I was just a bit irked by the assertion that This may be one of the higher profile deployments of Linux based systems - it's surely not ! google, anyone ?
from TFA: Additionally, AMT also features what Intel calls "IDE redirection" which will allow administrators to remotely enable, disable or format or configure individual drives and reload operating systems and software from remote locations, again independent of operating systems. Both AMT and IDE control are enabled by a new network interface controller.
Until truly intelligent semantic classifying engines are available, the semantic web is best suited to things like wikipedia where the information is (generally) of a higher quality than what you find on a more general purpose site, like the one you are viewing now !!
For example, a slashdot story about a newly discovered type of <crab type="crustacean"/> would soon degenerate into postings about <crab type"venereal disease"/>. Marking quickie (pun intended) posts up semantically would detract from the whole slashdot experience.
Thinking about it though, slashdot already has options for various mark-up schemes (plain old text et al), perhaps a semantic markup option could be useful in some cases where the poster could be bothered...
Slashdot Mirror
http://gameman.loungespot.com/play/index.html
absolutely. according to that logic, BBC News Online is a blog.
nurse ! pass the duct tape !
the best solution I have seen is where you have to register your equipments MAC address, then you get a "static" (i.e. always the same) ip address served to you via dhcp. No registered MAC address == no ip address. Presumably they had something looking for unregistered MAC addresses too. Pretty good, but doesn't stop you going in with a static address in the right range tho...
Monkey Dust
where have you *really* been, clive ?
OK OK everyone STOP downloading NOW !!
you mean, it's not a game - it's real ?? bring on the viagra !!
you've got wood, haven't you !
Me: hi - your website appears to have been slashdotted
Ramona: <silence>
If the plan was just to add games, then I would agree with you. Actually, the idea is that MPEG-4 streams will carry coded "objects" which the user can interact with. Hence MPEG-J. See http://www.chiariglione.org/mpeg/tutorials/koenen/ mpeg-4.htm
spyware pays you to infect it
that's you buggered then !!
Would you have allowed Bill Gates to be born?
Advances in prenatal genetic testing pose tough questions
Steve Ballsmer
heh, snigger..
.. now with a coating of melted cheese
Sure, I was just a bit irked by the assertion that This may be one of the higher profile deployments of Linux based systems - it's surely not ! google, anyone ?
a linux system also renders the red+black graphical intro to bbc news. there are many linux systems in use at the beeb. why so surprised ?
from TFA: Additionally, AMT also features what Intel calls "IDE redirection" which will allow administrators to remotely enable, disable or format or configure individual drives and reload operating systems and software from remote locations, again independent of operating systems. Both AMT and IDE control are enabled by a new network interface controller.
lots of fun to be had with this I think..
Until truly intelligent semantic classifying engines are available, the semantic web is best suited to things like wikipedia where the information is (generally) of a higher quality than what you find on a more general purpose site, like the one you are viewing now !!
For example, a slashdot story about a newly discovered type of <crab type="crustacean"/> would soon degenerate into postings about <crab type"venereal disease"/>. Marking quickie (pun intended) posts up semantically would detract from the whole slashdot experience.
Thinking about it though, slashdot already has options for various mark-up schemes (plain old text et al), perhaps a semantic markup option could be useful in some cases where the poster could be bothered...
faster than a thousand speeding gazelles
I for one cannot think of a single innovation to have been made in the open source sphere ;o) tosser.
IMO, Simpy knocks del.icio.us into a tin hat.
hopefully namco will come to their senses soon
watch that mutha burn silicon !!!!!!!
.. I guess they ran out of duct tape