yep except that in the page which link you give us they say that Cubase made it all in these obscure times, though I remember Alchimie/Atari ST which had 4 times the resolution and tracks but which just had not the same advertising budget... What a shame:-(
Exactly, not so long ago, we'd stay for ages with our existing machines, my first (personal) one was an atari 520ST that I used for 6 years before buying something else (an Acorn RiscPC). So, yes, the best way to stop this technological inflation is simply to exploit what we have to the most of their capicities:-)
It will fetch me the original text while the pictures won't be cached but replaced with some Squid logo. I actually didn't clik on your link lest this would add to my company unauthorized access log record... (or lest this'd lead to some goatse thing which is probably not the case;-)
Surprisingly enough, the EFF.org website has been blacklisted from my Company's firewall. This is a public administration which has *no* interest in preventing Free speech.
They use some (Open Source) Squid-based server to proxy us, so, my question (this is indeed a question, NOT a troll) is What's on eff.org that would bother a Swiss administration's proxy ?
pr0n ?
violence ?
extreme-right opinions ?
The above suggestions correspond to the server's black-listing criteria...
Please, wait until it *has* come, we've seen far too many announcements such as this one and far to few concretisations... In the mean time, you may contact them to tell them how much you'd like them to support your OS:-)
Their web page reads "The ONLY Service With NO SPYWARE!". How can they be so sure the others are that crappy ? And, BTW, if we consider they use(d) GNUtella code for the p2p service, then GNUtella is spyware free 2... not to mention GNUnet...
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The only p2p model that has a remote chance to survive in this hostile world of RIAA omnipotence is the Direct Connect (DC)
Perhaps, perhaps not. I don't see the moderator point, though. Anyway, I'd say the Professional Apache is Stronghold. Not because of any feature because it *is* Apache but because of its support. Many geeks won't need this but mostcorporations includign the one I work for actually require such software to be properly marketed and supported. "Properly" stands here for "using a proper contract".
I guess there is still a possibility to store the pics on a Memory Stick... the bluetooth capability must be aimed at other specific uses, like photo-sharing with people who have neither USB nor a MS-reader (like the ones that are included in Vaios or Clies)... Maybe Tom Cruise could also use this if he plans a remake of MI2 (especially the moment when they're at the races and they need to collect some memory-card data).
This reminds me of an episode of Dallas in which one could see the Barnes playing "Yar's Revenge" on an Atari VCS system... wasn't this some kind of advertising ?
a shop can't import zone-[^2] dvds anymore... as an individual, I can buy one overseas and bring it back, though. it can still sell its old ones, technically, according to the law text.
They don't give any evidence of the forthcoming "collapse", they just consider it's getting closer but don't add much element. Looks like hype to me even though the generalisation of the DVD-unlocks are a good but still unofficial. Alsoi, since Aug 1st, it has become forbidden (in Swiss) to import Zone [^2] DVDs, so, I'd say that such collapse might be postponed.
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Wasn't it already featured in the secret level of the "Die, Führer, die" Wolfenstein 3D episode ?
I just loved this game but I think there's another one (that also ran on Coleco) which would also be worth Q3ing : Venture.
it's from Zappa, isn't it ? :-)
BTW, thanks for yourhelp.
yep except that in the page which link you give us they say that Cubase made it all in these obscure times, though I remember Alchimie/Atari ST which had 4 times the resolution and tracks but which just had not the same advertising budget... :-(
What a shame
mostly, yes.
my 600MHz linux laptop is perfect for what it does : development, dvd, divx playing...
but when it comes to making music, I must admit I really needed my recent P4/2.26 to run Cubase VST along with its ten tons of plugins.
Exactly, not so long ago, we'd stay for ages with our existing machines, my first (personal) one was an atari 520ST that I used for 6 years before buying something else (an Acorn RiscPC). :-)
So, yes, the best way to stop this technological inflation is simply to exploit what we have to the most of their capicities
It will fetch me the original text while the pictures won't be cached but replaced with some Squid logo. ;-)
I actually didn't clik on your link lest this would add to my company unauthorized access log record...
(or lest this'd lead to some goatse thing which is probably not the case
This is a public administration which has *no* interest in preventing Free speech.
They use some (Open Source) Squid-based server to proxy us, so, my question (this is indeed a question, NOT a troll) is What's on eff.org that would bother a Swiss administration's proxy ?
The above suggestions correspond to the server's black-listing criteria...
Check this :-)
This is good news for sure, I personally own one that I got used to synchronizing to my Palm (infra-red), which I further synbchronize to my laptop.
Now, for all the geeks here, here's a nice Zaurus software repository...
And here is my favourite Zaurus App
"Microsoft is due to release on 9 September a 133MB upgrade for its Windows XP operating system called Service Pack 1."
Wow, my 0.9x slackware was lighter !
Besides this "hide-features" feature, what is lying in this SP1 ?
A 132MB-EULA ?
Please, wait until it *has* come, we've seen far too many announcements such as this one and far to few concretisations... :-)
In the mean time, you may contact them to tell them how much you'd like them to support your OS
"I doubt that this came from a purely internal HP-Compaq decision."
And I doubt huge corporations need microsoft advice when it come to sack people for productivity's sake.
Their web page reads "The ONLY Service With NO SPYWARE!".
How can they be so sure the others are that crappy ?
And, BTW, if we consider they use(d) GNUtella code for the p2p service, then GNUtella is spyware free 2... not to mention GNUnet...
The only p2p model that has a remote chance to survive in this hostile world of RIAA omnipotence is the Direct Connect (DC)
What about the GNUnet model?
Perhaps, perhaps not. I don't see the moderator point, though.
Anyway, I'd say the Professional Apache is Stronghold.
Not because of any feature because it *is* Apache but because of its support.
Many geeks won't need this but mostcorporations includign the one I work for actually require such software to be properly marketed and supported.
"Properly" stands here for "using a proper contract".
I guess there is still a possibility to store the pics on a Memory Stick... the bluetooth capability must be aimed at other specific uses, like photo-sharing with people who have neither USB nor a MS-reader (like the ones that are included in Vaios or Clies)...
Maybe Tom Cruise could also use this if he plans a remake of MI2 (especially the moment when they're at the races and they need to collect some memory-card data).
This reminds me of an episode of Dallas in which one could see the Barnes playing "Yar's Revenge" on an Atari VCS system... wasn't this some kind of advertising ?
a shop can't import zone-[^2] dvds anymore...
as an individual, I can buy one overseas and bring it back, though.
it can still sell its old ones, technically, according to the law text.
They don't give any evidence of the forthcoming "collapse", they just consider it's getting closer but don't add much element.
Looks like hype to me even though the generalisation of the DVD-unlocks are a good but still unofficial.
Alsoi, since Aug 1st, it has become forbidden (in Swiss) to import Zone [^2] DVDs, so, I'd say that such collapse might be postponed.
I personally prefer the GFP-Comics... :-)
Probably the Win98SE instead ;-)
Nope, only w2k is bootable.
But you can get floppy images on http://www.bootdisk.com...
Well, the supplied MP3 player is a little too rich in high frequencies.
;-)
Concerning your 802.11b usage, I guess, I could go to your garden and just log on your password free Zaurus to copy your MP3, no ?
You obviously forget the following: