What's the dark line around the windows if they arn't shadows? I think the UI should make the 'shadows' harder if the window has the focus and softer if it doesn't. A bit like when a scroll bar gets the focus in windows.
"TLS (formerly SSL) stands for Transport Layer Security. Once this layer is established, it encrypts the communication between two hosts. If we use SMTP AUTH and the mechanisms PLAIN or LOGIN usernames and passwords are sent plaintext over the internet. This means that anyone could sniff the communication and read the passwords. If you don't want this - we bet you don't - you can use TLS to help."
"Strange packets of data found on the internet are worrying net security experts. Some believe that the data packets are part of a new scanning tool that maps networks and reports vulnerabilities it finds.
So far the strange packets are no threat as they do not automatically attempt to spread themselves to other networks.
Experts also point out that the program producing the strange packets of data is riddled with bugs that prevent it working very well. "
and I'll employee some! out of work programmers and designers to work on GNU/Linux, we could even consult with the army to make the software better for them.
Does a car need to understand plain spoken words to get us where we want. Perhaps the interface and marketing need to be redesigned to show computers as something that require a little effort, they are not like a genie in a lamp.
Linux on the desktop isn't about home users and geeks, it's about thousands of workplace desktops that are switching to linux, becaused of: Price, Stability, Ability to turn all the crap off so that you get some work done by your employees. etc.... Fast pretty twinkley frilly bits don't cut it in the business world.
I frequently download cracks so that I can play windows games under wine/winex.
Supporting the NWN developers is a good thing, but not as good as downloading the linux version so that next time they have linux support off of the shelf.
"2. CD-Key: You will have to purchase a copy of the game to get a valid Neverwinter Nights CD-Key. Of course, with this purchase you also get a lovely Neverwinter Nights mapkin, a spiral-bound game manual, and three plastic-coated aluminum-reinforced W1nd0z3 brand coasters."
1: If you find a bag of gold in the middle of the road and you believe that belongs to someone else you must hand it in to the police.
2: If I play a cover version of something at a gig then the holders of the gig must pay royalties to the copyright holder. (it is not my responsability).
3: Premises with a music license can download music and play it so long as they pay royalties. The distributor would have broken trade laws regarding quality control not copyright laws.
4: If all my music is from P2P and I redistribute it am I responsible for copyright infringement or just the original source.
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You chose an interesting mix of crimes.
shoplift == inpersonal petty thieft. [just like P2P]
drug dealers:
I can buy 30 x 10mg valium for $40 from my local dealer.
or
"ROCHE VALIUM 5mg 30 $60.00", from a
medical practicianer
How about monopolists, racketering, embezelment, corrupt governments, corrupt police etc.....
What's the dark line around the windows if they arn't shadows?
I think the UI should make the 'shadows' harder if the window has the focus and softer if it doesn't. A bit like when a scroll bar gets the focus in windows.
The worm could should use as many proporgation methods as possible.
General wormyness.
Mass mailing.
Embeding in HTML files.
Even macro viruses.
6. on polymorphism, why not get the worm to recompile it's self if it finds a compiler on the host.
BCD (binary coded decimal) is floating point too and perfectly accurate.
Karbon14 in koffice can manage:
Adobe Illustrator
Applix Graphics
EPS Encapsulated PostScript
Kontour
LaTeX
MSOD Microsoft Office Drawing
OpenOffice Draw
PNG
SVG Scaleable Vector Graphics (W3C)
WMF Windows MetaFile
Xfig
No corel draw 8 yet.
Why don't you try and run corel draw under wine, or buy the Linux version of corel draw?
"TLS (formerly SSL) stands for Transport Layer Security. Once this layer is established, it encrypts the communication between two hosts. If we use SMTP AUTH and the mechanisms PLAIN or LOGIN usernames and passwords are sent plaintext over the internet. This means that anyone could sniff the communication and read the passwords. If you don't want this - we bet you don't - you can use TLS to help."
Any relation to this?
Weird web data foxes experts
"Strange packets of data found on the internet are worrying net security experts.
Some believe that the data packets are part of a new scanning tool that maps networks and reports vulnerabilities it finds.
So far the strange packets are no threat as they do not automatically attempt to spread themselves to other networks.
Experts also point out that the program producing the strange packets of data is riddled with bugs that prevent it working very well. "
It's also their greatest strength.
and I'll employee some! out of work programmers and designers to work on GNU/Linux, we could even consult with the army to make the software better for them.
how did you know I blew them all up?
I think your wrong.
Does a car need to understand plain spoken words to get us where we want.
Perhaps the interface and marketing need to be redesigned to show computers as something that require a little effort, they are not like a genie in a lamp.
without much imagination....
Spain has put 80,000 Linux computers in schools
The Wrong Choice: After picking NT, Trampoline firm leaps to Linux
Linux on the desktop isn't about home users and geeks, it's about thousands of workplace desktops that are switching to linux, becaused of:
Price,
Stability,
Ability to turn all the crap off so that you get some work done by your employees.
etc....
Fast pretty twinkley frilly bits don't cut it in the business world.
Web browsing:
KHTML, Apple used KHTML for it's browser and the changes have been merged into KDE.
Playing DVDs:
Well I use xine and gentoo, no real problems except you have to pick the correct DVD/CSS/Menu plugin out of a choice of two.
I think I'll just listen to my MP3s with xmms:
The next relese of KDE comes with KJukeBox, kde can already play MP3's etc... and Video files.
14.4 was just fine for me, I didn't bother with a 56k modem for at least a couple of years.
now I have a 2 meg ADSL connection and it could do to be a bit faster sometimes.
It's also the maximum number of close friends you can have at any one time, more than seven and you start to miss people out and forget them.
I frequently download cracks so that I can play windows games under wine/winex.
Supporting the NWN developers is a good thing, but not as good as downloading the linux version so that next time they have linux support off of the shelf.
Well it all smells good enough to eat...
I'm going to make my million by killing someone and renting my arse out for the next 15years at $20 a fuck.
"2. CD-Key: You will have to purchase a copy of the game to get a valid Neverwinter Nights CD-Key. Of course, with this purchase you also get a lovely Neverwinter Nights mapkin, a spiral-bound game manual, and three plastic-coated aluminum-reinforced W1nd0z3 brand coasters."
Kazaa NWN keygen (he he he he.....)
In the UK.
1: If you find a bag of gold in the middle of the road and you believe that belongs to someone else you must hand it in to the police.
2: If I play a cover version of something at a gig then the holders of the gig must pay royalties to the copyright holder. (it is not my responsability).
3: Premises with a music license can download music and play it so long as they pay royalties. The distributor would have broken trade laws regarding quality control not copyright laws.
4: If all my music is from P2P and I redistribute it am I responsible for copyright infringement or just the original source.
sue the RIAA for producing the content in the first place and tempting you to copy it.
A radar can scan far faster than you can.
You can't even see very well your brain makes most of it up.
Ok, so your software will work to the design, but who's going to design perfect software?
Radar is far more 3 dimensional than you eye sight, infact it's 4 dimensional.
The radar knows:
Distance (based on echo time)
Speed of approach (based on Doppler shift)
Location (based on the direction the radar is pointing).
You know:
Distance (approximated)
Speed of approach (approximated from memory)
Location (based on the direction you are looking)
You should never have to user those spacers, any decient web guy will use CSS and the box layout model.