"It goes like this: If something could have happened, it did, and the results exist. It just happens to be located in a parallell dimension along the "probaility-axises"."
iirc, this is quite well-seated in reality, since empty space is actually a seething mass of constantly self-creating virtual particles (which is why black holes 'emit' gamma radiation).
it seems fairly simple to me to assume that everything _is_ nothing more than these randomly created particles, who have become seperated from their brethren.
>It's not like there's anything else to do on the net, right?
lemme see...
linux
game demos
SDKs (java/perl etc)
i used to use easyeverything regularly to download and burn lecture notes etc...
there are infinite possibilities, including burning NONcopyright mp3s.
if i remember right, most cd games have a statement at the back along the lines of 'send us the busted disc along with some covering cash and we'll send a replacement'
although it might not be the case anymore, i certainly saw this in a few ps1 games years ago.
Slashdot Mirror
Same as in Town!
doesn't crash phoenix - i'm running a nightly from a couple of weeks back.
"It goes like this: If something could have happened, it did, and the results exist. It just happens to be located in a parallell dimension along the "probaility-axises"."
iirc, this is quite well-seated in reality, since empty space is actually a seething mass of constantly self-creating virtual particles (which is why black holes 'emit' gamma radiation).
it seems fairly simple to me to assume that everything _is_ nothing more than these randomly created particles, who have become seperated from their brethren.
It's somewhat similar to finding a mobile phone in the street, and using it to call a FREE number.
It'd only be stealing if you didn't return the phone - in this case, you now have a responsibility to go educate this guy about his AP.
Point out that you could have downloaded illegal material via his connection, which he'd likely be liable for.
IaIn
did anyone else start thinking about the big shell when they saw the subject?
scary.
>They reboot all the machines every few days which copys a fresh image over the entire harddrive.
the glasgow store reboots each machine when you log off, wiping the disk (and any data you haven't copied onto the burning machine)
s/present tense/past tense
iain
lemme see...
linux
game demos
SDKs (java/perl etc) i used to use easyeverything regularly to download and burn lecture notes etc... there are infinite possibilities, including burning NONcopyright mp3s.
iain
if i remember right, most cd games have a statement at the back along the lines of 'send us the busted disc along with some covering cash and we'll send a replacement'
although it might not be the case anymore, i certainly saw this in a few ps1 games years ago.
iain
very sweet, only problems are the modem and sound card. (both software/windows based)
all the apm stuff seems to work fine as well.
came bundled with XP as standard, i've left it running and am dual booting with debian.
Bwah-ha-ha.