Hmm, I just finished this story in PCWorld during my after Christmas boweling.
It's probably best to combine a few of these to get some really cool techo ideas. For example:
Cross Peer-to-peer networking with Tireless wireless: 802.11 networks. Now every you're at that Nascar BBQ, you could be getting the latest Tim and Willy CD.
Or
Guided by voices: Voice portals combined with May we see some ID, please: The electronic wallet, so retailers have to yell at my butt to get my money.
Basically the story was about a hacker Wizard(not lotr type) who could root your system whenever you went online, and you wouldn't be aware of it. This guy would then use info from your computer to kill you.
Now I here XP can give up System control simply by having you go online!
This only affect international disputes, say those in Canada.
To quote: "federal courts have jurisdiction over international domain name disputes".
This still won't take all the power away from WIPO and ICANN that it needs, but it's a step towards better arbitration. Domain names are not trademarks!
Re:could work for the holodeck...
on
Electronic Paper
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· Score: 2, Interesting
Can you imagine rolling up a 61" projector screen from COM to COM, it only weighing three pounds and using a nickel of energy? That's what this "paper" can do.
You can have windowless cars that are completely safe because the inside can be plastered with Closed Circuit pictures of what's outside. Heck, imagine walking to your door and being able to look at whose standing there, without them being able to look in, because your door has a sheet of this paper on it.
Of course, take it a step further. You can folder this paper, imagine now that you mold it to someone's face, where it as a mask, and used a computer controlled face to impersonate someone.
eResolution v. eResolution.com
There is nothing in the spirit or substance
of American law that could ever justify the expropriation
of one person's rightful property in order to transfer
ownership to some other person, based on the argument
that the original owner had not yet "done anything" with his
property other than simply holding it, whereas the other person
has intentions and/or plans to put that property to some
commercial use.
You should, they have a pretty good template to start from here
To Quote: "Messages that are unlawful, harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, tortious, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, libelous, invasive of another's privacy, hateful, or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable may be removed and may result in the loss of your Yahoo! ID (including e-mail). Please do not post any private information unless you want it to be available publicly."
The infrastructure will still be there, it's just a matter of forcing Excite to give up access to it so that the cable companies can run they're own ISP off the lines. I've never written to my Senator before today (and there sure are better things for me to write about), but these kind of bad business decisions irritate me.
They had a great product, but decided to add all this extra crap that no one uses (has anyone been to Excite.com or home.net before the Chpt 11 filing was annouced?)
Even so, I know I set my VCR to record it every week. Heck, I had MLB world series recorded. Whether I'm stuck in the library or out celebrating finishing the term paper with my good friend Jack D. I'll be sure to catch the episode one way or another.
I had to work tonight and wasn't able to catch the Family Guy, but you'd be damn sure to find me watching it as soon as I get off work. Heck, I don't even have a Tivo.
Return To Castle Wolfenstein Linux Binary
Released - Tuesday Nov 27 23:30:38
2001 - Updated by Michael
id Software has released the multiplayer
Linux binary for Return To
Castle Wolfenstein. The announcement was made in Christian Antkow's.plan file. Big ups to Timothee Besset.
The 4.57M download is available at:
This setup will install the linux binaries for Wolfenstein
Multiplayer in/usr/local/games/wolfenstein (or any other location you
request). It WON'T INSTALL ALL THE FILES REQUIRED TO RUN WOLFENSTEIN
MULTIPLAYER. You will need to manually copy a number of files to the/usr/local/games/wolfenstein/main directory.
From a win32 Wolfenstein installation, copy the following files to your/usr/local/games/wolfenstein/main directory:
63211149 Nov 13 22:14 mp_pak0.pk3 4449596 Nov 13 13:45
mp_pak1.pk3 1118 Nov 13 16:59 mp_pak2.pk3 315823656 Nov 13 12:50
pak0.pk3 293887431 Nov 12 17:20 sp_pak1.pk3 11026123 Nov 12 17:27
sp_pak2.pk3
ENTERING THE CD-KEY:
The first time you run the game, you will need to go to 'Options', and
click on 'Enter CD Key' button. Enter the CD key (it's on your CD Jewel case).
NOTE: you don't need to give a CD key if you are installing a dedicated
server.
SINGLE PLAYER:
This release doesn't contain the single player binaries of the game. The
menu command to switch to single player is present in the interface, but it is
completely inoperant.
Useful files in this installation:
- see CHANGES for a summary of wolfenstein linux changes - see
QUICKSTART for quick instructions to configure your dedicated server - see
Docs/Dedicated Server Notes.html for more dedicated server information
How to get help and report issues:
- A FAQ with known issues and information about the linux binaries of
Wolfenstein Multiplayer is maintained at the following address: http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux
Umm, yes
Although, I will say being able to run Doom on anything simply rules. It's one of my favorite games of all time. I remember typing in the code for my TI-85 (cuz I broke my uplink when I dropped it) and playing it in Math class. I wish those things had IR ports for LAN parties. I wonder if someone would be able to somehow port it into a Lego Mindstorms hack?
"It's here that the graphics co-processor helps: it splits the work with the CPU so that the total multi-media experience can move at an acceptable speed." A summed up explaination
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It reads at 46057 right now.
Hmm, I just finished this story in PCWorld during my after Christmas boweling.
It's probably best to combine a few of these to get some really cool techo ideas. For example:
Cross Peer-to-peer networking with Tireless wireless: 802.11 networks. Now every you're at that Nascar BBQ, you could be getting the latest Tim and Willy CD.
Or
Guided by voices: Voice portals combined with May we see some ID, please: The electronic wallet, so retailers have to yell at my butt to get my money.
Basically the story was about a hacker Wizard(not lotr type) who could root your system whenever you went online, and you wouldn't be aware of it. This guy would then use info from your computer to kill you.
Now I here XP can give up System control simply by having you go online!
You're thinking of the G4
Shoot, there is still not support for MSN's "Secure Password authentication". One day, one day.
Just an FYI, BOFH/BFH stands for Bastard Operator from Hell and PFY stands for Pimply Faced Youth.
The last line is priceless "'Merry Christmas to all and the drinks are on us!!'"
Other than Troll Tuesday, it's my favorite web-based holiday theme.
This new squid looks like a half-breed Manta Ray/Squid.
I couldn't get enough of Discovery Channel's Search for the a Giant Squid
No.
17.18.19.20
Of course, that may be a very long wait, but the compression would rule!
To quote: "federal courts have jurisdiction over international domain name disputes".
This still won't take all the power away from WIPO and ICANN that it needs, but it's a step towards better arbitration. Domain names are not trademarks!
You can have windowless cars that are completely safe because the inside can be plastered with Closed Circuit pictures of what's outside. Heck, imagine walking to your door and being able to look at whose standing there, without them being able to look in, because your door has a sheet of this paper on it.
Of course, take it a step further. You can folder this paper, imagine now that you mold it to someone's face, where it as a mask, and used a computer controlled face to impersonate someone.
There some picture from the developers here
eResolution v. eResolution.com There is nothing in the spirit or substance of American law that could ever justify the expropriation of one person's rightful property in order to transfer ownership to some other person, based on the argument that the original owner had not yet "done anything" with his property other than simply holding it, whereas the other person has intentions and/or plans to put that property to some commercial use.
You should, they have a pretty good template to start from here
To Quote:
"Messages that are unlawful, harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, tortious, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, libelous, invasive of another's privacy, hateful, or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable may be removed and may result in the loss of your Yahoo! ID (including e-mail). Please do not post any private information unless you want it to be available publicly."
Does this still body suit need to be fused with a new form of fusion?
Cox in Phoenix still good.
PS. What happens in Phoenix when you don't pay your cable bill....you get your Cox cut off!
The infrastructure will still be there, it's just a matter of forcing Excite to give up access to it so that the cable companies can run they're own ISP off the lines. I've never written to my Senator before today (and there sure are better things for me to write about), but these kind of bad business decisions irritate me.
They had a great product, but decided to add all this extra crap that no one uses (has anyone been to Excite.com or home.net before the Chpt 11 filing was annouced?)
Even so, I know I set my VCR to record it every week. Heck, I had MLB world series recorded. Whether I'm stuck in the library or out celebrating finishing the term paper with my good friend Jack D. I'll be sure to catch the episode one way or another.
I had to work tonight and wasn't able to catch the Family Guy, but you'd be damn sure to find me watching it as soon as I get off work. Heck, I don't even have a Tivo.
Return To Castle Wolfenstein Linux Binary Released - Tuesday Nov 27 23:30:38 2001 - Updated by Michael
id Software has released the multiplayer Linux binary for Return To Castle Wolfenstein. The announcement was made in Christian Antkow's .plan file. Big ups to Timothee Besset.
The 4.57M download is available at:
ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/wolf/linux/wolfmp -linux-1.0.b2.x86.run.
Disclosure: I am an employee of Activision, Inc.
Here are the install notes:
I never get to karma whore!Umm, yes
Although, I will say being able to run Doom on anything simply rules. It's one of my favorite games of all time. I remember typing in the code for my TI-85 (cuz I broke my uplink when I dropped it) and playing it in Math class. I wish those things had IR ports for LAN parties. I wonder if someone would be able to somehow port it into a Lego Mindstorms hack?
I'll just rename all my opengl.dll to opengl2.quake and everything will seem to run faster.
The Beast is defined here
"It's here that the graphics co-processor helps: it splits the work with the CPU so that the total multi-media experience can move at an acceptable speed." A summed up explaination
When did Australia start letting children use the internet?
I think I just got misdirected to fooddot.org