Maybe its not too bad to do the things you mention "in a very human-centric manner". Because isn't the meaning of this project making some earthling messages over to space?
I'm sorry, but it's hard to believe this.
1: what with the traditional tapes that are out of business nowadays. Before it was all about mp3s and cd-burners, people were buying empty tapes to record music from each other. What was the impact on record stores of that? It were the record stores themselves selling those empty tapes, now they sell empty cd-r's. Now, they also sell mp3-players and cd-recorders....
2: Why would they ask for a tracklist at the desk. If you know how to handle napster, you can search for the tracklist at online record ecommerce stores.
And what about p2p like ICQ? If there wasn't a central server the user authenticates to, you would never get your buddy's ip to build a peer to peer chat with him. Even more, the server connection sorts out to be some kind of backup line. When you loose connection with you contactee, you can still send messages through the server.
I see some discussions about dejanews as a newsclient in compare to f.i outlook. But it are the search capabilities of deja that are powerfull, not the client functionality.
Does anyone else also has the feeling that all his knowledge is on deja.com?
If I encounter any IT problem, or people try to defeat me with technology I don't know about, deja is my first source.
Another way to use deja is to track down people. If you got someones name or email you can track him, you know the pattern of his life (the time he is online, the time he posts), you know his interests.... frightning!
quotes:on my Windows 2000 machine everything *just works* - it's totally intuitive, and I don't have to think abotut what I'm doing).
Unix *doesn't work* on the desktop.
Example: I installed IIS.
first: If you don't think about what you're doing, you will never be a good admin. second:
You are talking about linux not working for the desktop and then you are talking about installing IIS. HUH! IIS is a server application, not a desktop one.
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from a previous article on zdnet we can read that you can update the audrey with an ethernet
quote: The Audrey is expandable. You can upgrade its flash memory with Marimba's Castanet. And the unit itself has two USB ports for peripherals such as network adapters (Ethernet, 802.11b, and HPNA 2.0) and Canon inkjet printers.
Concerning ICQ I think that the reason should be seen commercialy. Claim the whole project and get the money. The cases where there is no commercial or marketing advantage, I still have some respect for the people wanting to be the hero.
I try to find som arguments for the point that people start new projects instead of building on someone elses code
Don' underestimate the difficulty of digging in someone elses code. Every coder has sort of his/her:) own coding style. (maybe not the case for all languages). Developing companies nowadays try to put some developing standards on paper, so that each developer can continue another developers work. In open source projects, certainly those single programer cases without discussion groups, there can be total lack of this.
In most cases the code is fairly not documented. Theres a big risk that existing routines are used for what they are not ment for. personaly I had several cases that people report me a bug, but when I look at it, I find some dll that they picked out of another application and then misused for something completely different.
As an individual doing it for your hobby, it's maybe more fun to claim the whole thing for yourself. Don't underestimate this psychological satisfaction.
Of course we should be open to non organic compounds life. But is your definition of life correct? Why should the system replicate? Imagine something that lives forever but doesn't replicate?
How about this one: "Life is creating order in disorder"?
I think the problem of all these stressed people is that they bring their stress to home after work. Stress at work causes stress situations at home, but anyway: If you're married, or single, living alone or apart... just make distinction between working time and time to free your mind. If you have your stress in head all the time, YOU NEVER GONNA KEEP IT UP. I think Eoropean people have less trouble with this distinction than Americans do.
not true , read the article:
The technology is so precise that it can move individual objects in any direction while leaving other objects exactly as they were.
If it's programmaticaly driven, you can play a game for real , instead of on a monitor.
Back to classic gaming around the table.
The questin is, what are the ethical procedures in hospitals? The parents are just in some stress situation, and specialist should help them in analysing the case and evaluating them.
In this case the parents should have been evaluated if the baby also would be born iff his sister wasnt ill, or that the kid will get even attention as his sister.
Is making an app that uses computer hardware to kill a user fiction? There are many stories (maybe urban legends) of monitors exploding by changing theiresolution. Or what about trancing the user by displaying rotating objects and then making him touch the electricity wires.
just my imagination, a good book inspires it.
I think these fungi are school examples, their dna structure is well know and not that long to see actual changes.
Could be interesting to break down plastics on earth instead of burning them.
Well, the first thing that came in my mind when reading the article was that the tip system wouldn't work, like shareware in most cases doesn't. But stating that people like to pay Steven King made me realize something. Music, movies, books belong to a certain image we build of ourselves. I would indeed love to pay to f.i. Courtney and be on a published list of record owner. My presence on that list would make it very easy to make the payment move.
The Napster network model is a nice way to ensure availability. See it like a closed system, where your searches never return what you don't want (a search on www returns very broad results) and the server's never down.
It has all of a storyline for a television soap drama. At the end of the season there is also always something dramatic happening, like someone shot down. - read drive with bas backups rm -rf'd. This makes the series too dramatic to be true 100%. at least what I'm thinking....
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Maybe its not too bad to do the things you mention "in a very human-centric manner". Because isn't the meaning of this project making some earthling messages over to space?
well by then Lara Croft will be old and ugly, :-)
I'm sorry, but it's hard to believe this.
1: what with the traditional tapes that are out of business nowadays. Before it was all about mp3s and cd-burners, people were buying empty tapes to record music from each other. What was the impact on record stores of that? It were the record stores themselves selling those empty tapes, now they sell empty cd-r's. Now, they also sell mp3-players and cd-recorders....
2: Why would they ask for a tracklist at the desk. If you know how to handle napster, you can search for the tracklist at online record ecommerce stores.
And what about p2p like ICQ? If there wasn't a central server the user authenticates to, you would never get your buddy's ip to build a peer to peer chat with him. Even more, the server connection sorts out to be some kind of backup line. When you loose connection with you contactee, you can still send messages through the server.
I see some discussions about dejanews as a newsclient in compare to f.i outlook. But it are the search capabilities of deja that are powerfull, not the client functionality. Does anyone else also has the feeling that all his knowledge is on deja.com? If I encounter any IT problem, or people try to defeat me with technology I don't know about, deja is my first source. Another way to use deja is to track down people. If you got someones name or email you can track him, you know the pattern of his life (the time he is online, the time he posts), you know his interests.... frightning!
well, making the mony circulate is good for economy! :-)
Is this the step to the age of OVERinformation? :-)
quotes:on my Windows 2000 machine everything *just works* - it's totally intuitive, and I don't have to think abotut what I'm doing).
Unix *doesn't work* on the desktop.
Example: I installed IIS.
first: If you don't think about what you're doing, you will never be a good admin.
second: You are talking about linux not working for the desktop and then you are talking about installing IIS. HUH! IIS is a server application, not a desktop one.
from a previous article on zdnet we can read that you can update the audrey with an ethernet
quote: The Audrey is expandable. You can upgrade its flash memory with Marimba's Castanet. And the unit itself has two USB ports for peripherals such as network adapters (Ethernet, 802.11b, and HPNA 2.0) and Canon inkjet printers.
another viewpoint: his article is open and public, and people can anticipate and change ideas on it. Its not source, but open ;)
Concerning ICQ I think that the reason should be seen commercialy. Claim the whole project and get the money. The cases where there is no commercial or marketing advantage, I still have some respect for the people wanting to be the hero.
Of course we should be open to non organic compounds life. But is your definition of life correct? Why should the system replicate? Imagine something that lives forever but doesn't replicate? How about this one: "Life is creating order in disorder"?
I think the problem of all these stressed people is that they bring their stress to home after work. Stress at work causes stress situations at home, but anyway: If you're married, or single, living alone or apart ... just make distinction between working time and time to free your mind. If you have your stress in head all the time, YOU NEVER GONNA KEEP IT UP.
I think Eoropean people have less trouble with this distinction than Americans do.
and what about éèàëùê ? ;-)
The battery itself uses sulfuric acid solution
somelines further:
Free of pollutants
Sounds contradictory to me...
not true , read the article: The technology is so precise that it can move individual objects in any direction while leaving other objects exactly as they were. If it's programmaticaly driven, you can play a game for real , instead of on a monitor. Back to classic gaming around the table.
The questin is, what are the ethical procedures in hospitals? The parents are just in some stress situation, and specialist should help them in analysing the case and evaluating them. In this case the parents should have been evaluated if the baby also would be born iff his sister wasnt ill, or that the kid will get even attention as his sister.
Is making an app that uses computer hardware to kill a user fiction? There are many stories (maybe urban legends) of monitors exploding by changing theiresolution. Or what about trancing the user by displaying rotating objects and then making him touch the electricity wires. just my imagination, a good book inspires it.
I think these fungi are school examples, their dna structure is well know and not that long to see actual changes. Could be interesting to break down plastics on earth instead of burning them.
I agree, what do they want us to play in their Sony MP3 players?
what first comes in mind... washable at 30 degrees Celsius?
Well, the first thing that came in my mind when reading the article was that the tip system wouldn't work, like shareware in most cases doesn't. But stating that people like to pay Steven King made me realize something. Music, movies, books belong to a certain image we build of ourselves. I would indeed love to pay to f.i. Courtney and be on a published list of record owner. My presence on that list would make it very easy to make the payment move.
The Napster network model is a nice way to ensure availability.
See it like a closed system, where your searches never return what you don't want (a search on www returns very broad results) and the server's never down.
It has all of a storyline for a television soap drama. At the end of the season there is also always something dramatic happening, like someone shot down. - read drive with bas backups rm -rf'd. This makes the series too dramatic to be true 100%. at least what I'm thinking....