It also made Autechre release a track called "Flutter" on their Anti EP from 1994 that had a repetitive-as-heck melody but an ever-changing rhythm where no two bars were the same...:D
np: Tosca - Honey (Biggabush Dub) (Different Tastes of Honey)
And that's assuming that several people playing games on the same aircraft could even get enough bandwidth in the first place. Isn't the total bandwidth to one aircraft around 512kps?
Nevermind that - if you're going to use this on an airplane the lag (aka latency) is absolutely going to KILL you unless you're playing some turn-based game, and even there input lag will probably make you want to stop playing it.
np: Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Joy Maker Machinery (Twice Born Men)
They weren't even trying to be creative with the fact that they were screwing the students. Everyone knew this to be the case and accepted it. I think that I was the only person who was upset by this obvious racket.
It was a book about marketing, and you were upset by something like this?
Somehow I doubt you were going to pass that course...
np: Pinch - Chamber Dub (Soul Jazz Records Singles 2008-2009 (Disc 2))
You just discard the old snapshots (read: everything but the "Current State"), and since that is based on the previous snapshots all changes of a discarded snapshot will get merged into the following one.
Ummm... I guess you haven't noticed that a JAR file is also just a repurposed ZIP file, exactly like an XPI file?
If you open it, you'll find more JavaScript files plus some icons and the like... and just about every Firefox extension contains one or more JAR files - with no Java at all inside.
np: Jackie Leven & The Celtic Soulmen - Glenarm, Burning Box Of Beautiful Things (The Haunted Year: Spring - Man Bleeds In Glasgow)
But, since copying your own code from the time you failed the class is not allowed, that does get checked.
I've been marking programming assignments at my uni for several years, but no-one was crazy enough to prevent people from copying their own code, only other people's code. And, in compiler construction at least, the assistants also released sample solutions people could build on if they managed to totally botch an assignment.
Sure, the code might have been bad enough last year for you to fail, but having to re-write any and all code just because of that requirement (and making sure you don't accidentally write the exact same code for some function vs. last year, which tends to happen) is just stupid...
np: Yagya - We Lose Ourselves (Will I Dream During The Process?)
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Ick.
np: Tocotronic - Samstag Ist Selbstmord (Digital Ist Besser)
I'm sure you had that by setting someone to "Foe" and then setting "Foe" to "-10 points" and viewing at +1.
But/. developers have given the interface a good AJAXing and now I can't find the settings.
Well... even though I have a few people on my foe list (more as a reminder to myself to read with caution than anything) I don't want to filter them all out, just one or two of them...
I'd agree if you had said mostly all music put out by Sony today sucks, but saying that all new music sucks is just dumb.
Of course most of today's "adult contemporary" pap all sounds the same - but there's loads of small(er) labels that release stuff that's good and that don't treat their artists like shit.
Please don't confuse mainstream music with all of music. Thank you.
np: Kettel - Church (Remix By Secede) (Myam James Part 1)
I mean, feeding my monitor/tv through USB would be nice, but there must be some technical glitch like lack of bandwidth for higher resolutions and frame rates.
Of course it's not enough bandwidth for streaming video, but it's more than adequate for browsing the web (sans YouTube) or (gasp) working on an extra (up to 1600x1200) monitor...
Slashdot Mirror
Bruce Willis? Are you kidding?
More like the secret shooting of Transporter 4 with Jason Statham.
np: Tosca - Honey (Only Child Dub) (Different Tastes of Honey)
It also made Autechre release a track called "Flutter" on their Anti EP from 1994 that had a repetitive-as-heck melody but an ever-changing rhythm where no two bars were the same... :D
np: Tosca - Honey (Biggabush Dub) (Different Tastes of Honey)
If by "support" you mean "dismember and ground up," then yes.
It's all fun and games until the trees start to retaliate... :D
np: Tosca - Honey (Massi Dub) (Different Tastes of Honey)
You know the first chapter of the new Monkey Island is out already, right?
That just makes the wait for the remaining four episodes ever-so-harder...
np: Moritz Von Oswald Trio - Patterns 2 (Vertical Ascent)
It's a shame about the account number, though... what a waste. :(
np: Moritz Von Oswald Trio - Patterns 2 (Vertical Ascent)
What, like Tales of Monkey Island (aka "New Monkey Island") that comes out tomorrow?
np: Tim Exile - I Saw The Weak Hand Fall (Listening Tree)
And that's assuming that several people playing games on the same aircraft could even get enough bandwidth in the first place. Isn't the total bandwidth to one aircraft around 512kps?
Nevermind that - if you're going to use this on an airplane the lag (aka latency) is absolutely going to KILL you unless you're playing some turn-based game, and even there input lag will probably make you want to stop playing it.
np: Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Joy Maker Machinery (Twice Born Men)
They weren't even trying to be creative with the fact that they were screwing the students. Everyone knew this to be the case and accepted it. I think that I was the only person who was upset by this obvious racket.
It was a book about marketing, and you were upset by something like this?
Somehow I doubt you were going to pass that course...
np: Pinch - Chamber Dub (Soul Jazz Records Singles 2008-2009 (Disc 2))
You just discard the old snapshots (read: everything but the "Current State"), and since that is based on the previous snapshots all changes of a discarded snapshot will get merged into the following one.
It ain't rocket science...
or rather it's last page - I actually had the German translation of that issue since somewhere in the mid-nineties... :D
np: Whitetree - Tangerine (Cloudland)
You can get OEM editions at newegg if you're in the US. I don't know how you do it outside the US.
Like this, for instance...
np: Whitetree - Other Nature (Cloudland)
Okay, make that Günter Grass - I guess Unicode is scoffed at on planet Slashdot...
np: Yello - Pan Blue (Pocket Universe)
ITYM "Die Blechtrommel" by Günter Grass...
And no, I've never read it.
np: Voigt & Voigt - Roxy (Kompakt Total 4)
Ummm... I guess you haven't noticed that a JAR file is also just a repurposed ZIP file, exactly like an XPI file?
If you open it, you'll find more JavaScript files plus some icons and the like... and just about every Firefox extension contains one or more JAR files - with no Java at all inside.
np: Jackie Leven & The Celtic Soulmen - Glenarm, Burning Box Of Beautiful Things (The Haunted Year: Spring - Man Bleeds In Glasgow)
But, since copying your own code from the time you failed the class is not allowed, that does get checked.
I've been marking programming assignments at my uni for several years, but no-one was crazy enough to prevent people from copying their own code, only other people's code. And, in compiler construction at least, the assistants also released sample solutions people could build on if they managed to totally botch an assignment.
Sure, the code might have been bad enough last year for you to fail, but having to re-write any and all code just because of that requirement (and making sure you don't accidentally write the exact same code for some function vs. last year, which tends to happen) is just stupid...
np: Yagya - We Lose Ourselves (Will I Dream During The Process?)
How about good old "ID10T" - just tell them it means "Intelligently Designed 10th level Tibethan" or something like that...
np: Sin Fang Bous - Melt Down The Knives (Clangour)
So THAT's what really happened to Timmy Two-Teeth!
Those bastards!
np: Barbara Morgenstern - Nichts Muss (Nichts Muss)
Admitting plagiarism?
Wasn't it exactly them who said that music had the right to children?
np: Autechre - Teartear (Amber)
I really hope that no one was holding their breath for an update of that site...
np: Barbara Morgenstern - Nichts Muss (Nichts Muss)
Hmm. A quick google doesn't reveal anything useful about this guy. Does he work for Asus?
Well, at least once Expert Sexchange was good for something:
Ick.
np: Tocotronic - Samstag Ist Selbstmord (Digital Ist Besser)
WTF would you put a source archive up for download if all the code is in SVN?
Just go here and click "Download GNU tarball" or simply use an SVN client to check out the release_v1_2_908_0 tag.
I'm sure you had that by setting someone to "Foe" and then setting "Foe" to "-10 points" and viewing at +1.
But /. developers have given the interface a good AJAXing and now I can't find the settings.
Well... even though I have a few people on my foe list (more as a reminder to myself to read with caution than anything) I don't want to filter them all out, just one or two of them...
np: Yagya - Rigning Fimm (Rigning)
Either you don't know how bug databases work or you're just using the numbers to push an agenda.
Considering he posts the same shit in every story about Firefox...
Nope, definitely no agenda here. No sirree.
Can we please get a "Ignore user" option on Slashdot already, or - failing that - a "Nuke user from orbit" option?
np: Secede - Vega Libre: The Citadel (Vega Libre)
the music today sucks.
I'd agree if you had said mostly all music put out by Sony today sucks, but saying that all new music sucks is just dumb.
Of course most of today's "adult contemporary" pap all sounds the same - but there's loads of small(er) labels that release stuff that's good and that don't treat their artists like shit.
Please don't confuse mainstream music with all of music. Thank you.
np: Kettel - Church (Remix By Secede) (Myam James Part 1)
Is it any more then a small display gimmick ?
I mean, feeding my monitor/tv through USB would be nice, but there must be some technical glitch like lack of bandwidth for higher resolutions and frame rates.
Of course it's not enough bandwidth for streaming video, but it's more than adequate for browsing the web (sans YouTube) or (gasp) working on an extra (up to 1600x1200) monitor...
More info can be found here.
np: Casiotone For The Painfully Alone - Streets Of Philedelphia (Advance Base Battery Life)