Does google.de work? google has a lot of.country-code suffixes, although they share mostly the same IP. Try one of 216.239.35.100, 216.239.37.100, 216.239.39.100, 216.239.33.100
Hmm I did nslookup 216.239.35.101 as well, it said that's www.google.com as well (although nslookup google.com returned *.*.*.100 not 101, so perhaps they didn't block it. Try and experiment. 102 and 103 seem to work as well.
I wonder.. Peru's Open-source law was only a proposal when it got announced, not yet a real law, but Venezuela must have caught MS off-guard by simply declaring the law before MS had a chance to hear about the proposal and offer some people some money so that it could go away and not be law.
It's like a game of XBill, but now it's Bill playing to prevent countries from adapting Linux, with money! And I sure hope he loses.
Well it did reach earth, but who knows, if that butterfly had flapped its wings differently back then, the meteor could have gone into a thunderstorm instead of a clear day, and the storm would have blown it onto a course that lead to the meteor landing somewhere else.. or because the butterfly did something different, this girl would be standing somewhere else as the meteor fell to the spot.
If you're playing Divx files (with Codec 5.02), you can go File, Properties, Advanced tab, select "Divx Decoder Filter" from the list, open the Quality Setings tab, and there it is, brightness control. Under Codec 4.x it was one less step (no need to click Quality Settings)
It's a bit hard to get to, but if you install Nimo Codec Pack you get a nifty tray icon with which you can open that "Divx Decoder Filter" window directly.
This feature isn't there for MPEG files though, but the benefits of mplayer2's (almost) zero startup time outweighs the costs.
it took them forever to reach 1.0 (although the 0.9 releases were already really good), but now they're releasing a 1.1 after only a short time, and also working on a 1.2 Yeay Mozilla!
But then who will make the music you listen to, the shoes you wear? Who will rescue you from your world wars?
Like krazor84 said, we don't need none of your fucken Yankee shit, besides who is it who wants to start the next World War, guess who, he's sitting in your White House. What an irrational idiot. Sure, bomb Iraq, you have a full-scale war of the US vs. Islam. Not the West vs. Islam, no one in Europe feels like starting a war this time around, except maybe that Bush follower in England.
If you people weren't all so lazy and worthless, we wouldn't have all the money, nukes and good looking women.
And nukes are good how? As for women, Scandinavians are pretty hot, none of that American woman shit, just ask Lenny Kravitz.
Fuck you... whoever you are in whatever pathetic country you live in.
Hey, I feel the same way about you too, and the country you live in.
It's bad enough tor ead that the US consumes the most resources in the world, I wonder what sort of lavish lifestyle you pigs have there. No wonder the rest of the world hates you. No worry, Bin Laden and Saddam will probably take care of you, knocking out the chunk of people most responsible for the abuse of resources.
I'd check for spyware if I were you. But yeah, it takes 5 or so seconds for IE to render a page on my box, and in Opera it takes nothing, I usually open links in a new tab in the background, which is great, it doesn't interrupt my reading of the current page. IMO, Opera is a lot faster than Mozilla too, Mozilla has its own window-toolkit, and it's a lot less responsive. Just like Winamp3 with its own toolkit, makes for a lame slow program Or perhaps my CPU is under-powered, gah can't believe it, 0.9 GHz, that must be pretty "low" by today's standard. In any case, I'm writing this in Lynx while waiting for Gentoo to install KDE3..:)
Actually, this number games has fooled at least one person I know personally, claiming she got an "Athlon 1600".. of course she could have been referring to the name attached to the CPU, not (falsely) the clock speed, but.. hmm dunno.
To further Hektor's question, is there a (preferrably easy) way to hack X so that selecting text doesn't copy it? The thing with Opera happens to me a lot too, Konquerer even has a button to clear the address line, something definitely not needed in Windows.
Perhaps a program can be written that would see a Ctrl-C (or any other combination) and copy whatever is being selected at the moment, and wait for Ctrl-V to insert whatever is in its buffer. But it would be yet another clipboard, and some would find it fascinating/moronic when you realize that after higlighting some text, it would be in X's clipboard, and when you press Ctrl-C, it would be in some other clipboard as well..
I did a bit more surfing and found it, that's a pretty nice thing, all metal-brushed like that, looks nicer than the Klax one too, but I don't think the site I'm looking at (watercooling.de) stocks the Koolance block, and it would be expensive if I have to get it from outside of Germany. Aah, Koolance does have partners in Germany, it's just that their menu doesn't show up in Opera, made me wonder how I was supposed to get into their Product Listing.
Is there a way to watercool HDDs? I've been thinking about getting a water-cooling setup, but I need something for my HDDs as well, as they get pretty hot.
PS is no way a proprietary file format, but yes, there's no built-in viewer in Windows. I'd like to think that's MS's fault, oh come on they can claim their OS can view HTML, Macromedia Flash, AVIs, MPEGs, etc etc, but not a PS file?
Try Gsview for Windows, but true, it won't do you much good if you have no control of your system.. Bill Gates has control of it.
Actually, in Germany, yes, and yes.:) Mensa is what we call the food halls in the universities (somehow there's a company that monopolizes the service for student sector and in all cities with universities they have a place to eat called "Mensa". And they accept payment using a card that we have to "load" with money, and they also sell beer, so you're questions can be both answered with "yes."
Oh, sure, you're welcome..:P
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I think the heat generated by an Athlon XP or a Pentium IV would be enough to toast bread, you do have to install Apache on it and put some Natalie Portmam pr0n on it and announce it on slashdot when you want to make the toast.
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Make a html file with a link to the file to download, open the html file in Mozilla, and right click the link, and choose "Save Target As..."
I thought that's what it was too.. I'm sure we're not the only ones, and that site is on for a good slashdotting because of this fact..
Here is something interesting from Google.. it's from the construction industry, but I think it would apply to all industries.
Does google.de work? google has a lot of .country-code suffixes, although they share mostly the same IP. Try one of 216.239.35.100, 216.239.37.100, 216.239.39.100, 216.239.33.100
Hmm I did nslookup 216.239.35.101 as well, it said that's www.google.com as well (although nslookup google.com returned *.*.*.100 not 101, so perhaps they didn't block it. Try and experiment. 102 and 103 seem to work as well.
I wonder.. Peru's Open-source law was only a proposal when it got announced, not yet a real law, but Venezuela must have caught MS off-guard by simply declaring the law before MS had a chance to hear about the proposal and offer some people some money so that it could go away and not be law.
It's like a game of XBill, but now it's Bill playing to prevent countries from adapting Linux, with money! And I sure hope he loses.
Well it did reach earth, but who knows, if that butterfly had flapped its wings differently back then, the meteor could have gone into a thunderstorm instead of a clear day, and the storm would have blown it onto a course that lead to the meteor landing somewhere else.. or because the butterfly did something different, this girl would be standing somewhere else as the meteor fell to the spot.
I've always thought it stood for "Fuck Gates' Windows"
If you're playing Divx files (with Codec 5.02), you can go File, Properties, Advanced tab, select "Divx Decoder Filter" from the list, open the Quality Setings tab, and there it is, brightness control. Under Codec 4.x it was one less step (no need to click Quality Settings)
It's a bit hard to get to, but if you install Nimo Codec Pack you get a nifty tray icon with which you can open that "Divx Decoder Filter" window directly.
This feature isn't there for MPEG files though, but the benefits of mplayer2's (almost) zero startup time outweighs the costs.
Somehow that sounds just like what I got in my email this morning...
What sort of fetish do you guys have there?
it took them forever to reach 1.0 (although the 0.9 releases were already really good), but now they're releasing a 1.1 after only a short time, and also working on a 1.2 Yeay Mozilla!
:)
If not "Release early", "Release often!"
But then who will make the music you listen to, the shoes you wear? Who will rescue you from your world wars?
Like krazor84 said, we don't need none of your fucken Yankee shit, besides who is it who wants to start the next World War, guess who, he's sitting in your White House. What an irrational idiot. Sure, bomb Iraq, you have a full-scale war of the US vs. Islam. Not the West vs. Islam, no one in Europe feels like starting a war this time around, except maybe that Bush follower in England.
If you people weren't all so lazy and worthless, we wouldn't have all the money, nukes and good looking women.
And nukes are good how? As for women, Scandinavians are pretty hot, none of that American woman shit, just ask Lenny Kravitz.
Fuck you... whoever you are in whatever pathetic country you live in.
Hey, I feel the same way about you too, and the country you live in.
What did the airbag do? I guess you were involved in a car accident?
I was expecting you to have a Futurama joke for that last line, relating to the episode with the giant garbage ball..
Hehe "The internet? Back in my time, we just used it to download porn."
It's bad enough tor ead that the US consumes the most resources in the world, I wonder what sort of lavish lifestyle you pigs have there. No wonder the rest of the world hates you. No worry, Bin Laden and Saddam will probably take care of you, knocking out the chunk of people most responsible for the abuse of resources.
Is this a troll? I don't know. Fucking Yankees.
Wow, the judge said that? He must be a pretty 1337-Judge..
To continue, the OS has to ask the IDE controller, the IDE controller asks the harddisk controller, and I wonder what else...
I'd check for spyware if I were you. But yeah, it takes 5 or so seconds for IE to render a page on my box, and in Opera it takes nothing, I usually open links in a new tab in the background, which is great, it doesn't interrupt my reading of the current page. IMO, Opera is a lot faster than Mozilla too, Mozilla has its own window-toolkit, and it's a lot less responsive. Just like Winamp3 with its own toolkit, makes for a lame slow program :)
Or perhaps my CPU is under-powered, gah can't believe it, 0.9 GHz, that must be pretty "low" by today's standard. In any case, I'm writing this in Lynx while waiting for Gentoo to install KDE3..
Actually, this number games has fooled at least one person I know personally, claiming she got an "Athlon 1600".. of course she could have been referring to the name attached to the CPU, not (falsely) the clock speed, but.. hmm dunno.
To further Hektor's question, is there a (preferrably easy) way to hack X so that selecting text doesn't copy it? The thing with Opera happens to me a lot too, Konquerer even has a button to clear the address line, something definitely not needed in Windows.
Perhaps a program can be written that would see a Ctrl-C (or any other combination) and copy whatever is being selected at the moment, and wait for Ctrl-V to insert whatever is in its buffer. But it would be yet another clipboard, and some would find it fascinating/moronic when you realize that after higlighting some text, it would be in X's clipboard, and when you press Ctrl-C, it would be in some other clipboard as well..
Thanks. :)
I did a bit more surfing and found it, that's a pretty nice thing, all metal-brushed like that, looks nicer than the Klax one too, but I don't think the site I'm looking at (watercooling.de) stocks the Koolance block, and it would be expensive if I have to get it from outside of Germany. Aah, Koolance does have partners in Germany, it's just that their menu doesn't show up in Opera, made me wonder how I was supposed to get into their Product Listing.
Is there a way to watercool HDDs? I've been thinking about getting a water-cooling setup, but I need something for my HDDs as well, as they get pretty hot.
PS is no way a proprietary file format, but yes, there's no built-in viewer in Windows. I'd like to think that's MS's fault, oh come on they can claim their OS can view HTML, Macromedia Flash, AVIs, MPEGs, etc etc, but not a PS file?
Try Gsview for Windows, but true, it won't do you much good if you have no control of your system.. Bill Gates has control of it.
Actually, in Germany, yes, and yes. :) Mensa is what we call the food halls in the universities (somehow there's a company that monopolizes the service for student sector and in all cities with universities they have a place to eat called "Mensa". And they accept payment using a card that we have to "load" with money, and they also sell beer, so you're questions can be both answered with "yes."
:P
Oh, sure, you're welcome..
6. ???
7. Profit!!!
I think the heat generated by an Athlon XP or a Pentium IV would be enough to toast bread, you do have to install Apache on it and put some Natalie Portmam pr0n on it and announce it on slashdot when you want to make the toast.
To AC.. or not to AC.. hmm...
Not very... but yuck, hairy armpit!! if I wanted to see that I would've gone too www.hairyarmpitsfetish.com ..