Exactly. Pretty much the only reason I have a land line at all anymore instead of just using my cell phone is because of my TiVo. I'm definitely looking forward to being able to do this...:)
1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
It's like the difference between getting poked in your left eye 9 times, or your right eye 10. Either way it's unpleasant, and in the long run it doesn't make much difference *which* eye gets poked out.
Regardless of what their "platform" is, Democrats and Republicans are effectively the same once they get in office. They both make stupid laws they have no right in making, there's only a slight difference in what they make them about.
Relax, you're screwed either way.
1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
Because it's a real pain in the ass to mess with 300 CDs, but it's really easy to select a directory with 300 CDs worth of music and put it on random. You have no idea how useful it is until you put 4000 songs (I'm not kidding) on random.:)
Jesus christ already, that's not cracking, I'm sick of seeing this "story"!
All those are is host entries under, say, terrorists.net or hackerjack.com.
If you have a DNS that is acting on behalf of registered domains, it's IP address is registered to the registrar so their root servers can point to it.
So if you say you have a DNS server called "microsoft.com.is.secretly.run.by.illuminati.terro rists.net" it will show up there.
So can we agree that there's no "cracking" going on? Sure, it's a neat hack, but I've seen this thing in e-mails, on 4 different web "portals", and now in comments as well. Please, for the love of god, make it stop!:)
There are just *some* things that can't be individualized to be prey for the tragedy of the commons.
That's the whole *point* of the Libertarian platform. You care enough about the environment to start a group to help it, and to educate others on why helping the environment is a Good Thing, etc. The goal of the Libertarian party is for it's citizens to have enough "enlightened self-interest" to overcome the tragedy of the commons. If you don't think that's possible, then you shouldn't vote Libertarian.
Amongst the myriad things you can do with your freedom, I don't think screwing over the shared environment or whole nations of people should be one of them.
That's fine, but your constitution (that's right, you haven't left the country, so you accept the constitution enough to stay) doesn't make a provision for "saving the environment", and therefore, it is not legally in the domain of Government control.
(Forgive me for making assumptions that you are an American if you are not. Your comments imply that you are.)
Does anyone know whether the Mandrake RPMS are the cooker ones (like previous ones have been) or are they actually compiled for 7.1? Using cooker RPMS on 7.1 for KDE totally f**ks up my system... (kdm loses all of my window manager choices, for example)
Or, at least, if they do need superuser privileges to install, why does it need to be in a *daemon* (that has net access no less, great idea) -- instead of something that's just run out of cron every day? Even if it leaked descriptors it wouldn't have mattered then...
The reason we put debian on our iPAQs is it's the closest thing to a handy *real* distribution for ARM out there. The iPAQ is fast enough to do native development on, instead of having to set up a cross-compiler chain.
My first step in setting up my iPAQ after getting the bootloader and kernel on it was following these instructions, now I can build whatever I want on it over an NFS root.
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1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
But... wouldn't that make it pro-cruft? :)
1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
Damn, and if I knew I could be *selling* my low ID, I'd have been on ebay long ago.
Bidding starts at $5k!
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1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
It's like the difference between getting poked in your left eye 9 times, or your right eye 10. Either way it's unpleasant, and in the long run it doesn't make much difference *which* eye gets poked out.
Regardless of what their "platform" is, Democrats and Republicans are effectively the same once they get in office. They both make stupid laws they have no right in making, there's only a slight difference in what they make them about.
Relax, you're screwed either way.
1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
1st Law Of Networking: Loose ends are bad, termination is good.
Because it's a real pain in the ass to mess with 300 CDs, but it's really easy to select a directory with 300 CDs worth of music and put it on random. You have no idea how useful it is until you put 4000 songs (I'm not kidding) on random. :)
Damn, you mean French taunters actually talk like that?!
Thank god for EuroDisney!
Dammit! I get righteous and you agree? How is that supposed to make me feel? =)
All those are is host entries under, say, terrorists.net or hackerjack.com.
If you have a DNS that is acting on behalf of registered domains, it's IP address is registered to the registrar so their root servers can point to it.
So if you say you have a DNS server called "microsoft.com.is.secretly.run.by.illuminati.terro rists.net" it will show up there.
So can we agree that there's no "cracking" going on? Sure, it's a neat hack, but I've seen this thing in e-mails, on 4 different web "portals", and now in comments as well. Please, for the love of god, make it stop! :)
That's the whole *point* of the Libertarian platform. You care enough about the environment to start a group to help it, and to educate others on why helping the environment is a Good Thing, etc. The goal of the Libertarian party is for it's citizens to have enough "enlightened self-interest" to overcome the tragedy of the commons. If you don't think that's possible, then you shouldn't vote Libertarian.
Amongst the myriad things you can do with your freedom, I don't think screwing over the shared environment or whole nations of people should be one of them.
That's fine, but your constitution (that's right, you haven't left the country, so you accept the constitution enough to stay) doesn't make a provision for "saving the environment", and therefore, it is not legally in the domain of Government control.
(Forgive me for making assumptions that you are an American if you are not. Your comments imply that you are.)
Media player works fine... has for at least a couple of months. I listen to Coast To Coast AM every night with it. :)
You lose 10 points in the Dec-Katz-Alon.
:)
Instead, I can put 4,000 songs on random. Kinda pointless if I need to put in a new CD every time the track changes.
;)
The proof is in the puddin'!
:)
So that would make you the Pentium bug, right? :)
Apache/1.3.13-dev Server at www.openoffice.org Port 80
They're running a development snapshot of Apache.
My first step in setting up my iPAQ after getting the bootloader and kernel on it was following these instructions, now I can build whatever I want on it over an NFS root.