well I have a Diva Gem mp3-player w. bluetooth doubles as a bluetooth headset so Yes I have my mobile cord in my ears very often.. but poeple don't begin to stare until somebody calls and I begin talking with the mp3-player in my instead of the phone:)
a very wide definition of robot is something that makes your labour.. but come on,this is like calling a new cylinda washing machine for a robot just because it can tumbledry your clothes after it washed them, or something.. come back when it picks clothes from the floor, washes them if they need it (electronic nose,washing instructions by embedded rfid?),irons them and then folds or hang them into the closet and all that for just $1700 (batteries included)
I was playing with the idea of buying a Kiss-dvdplayer but this really turns all arguments for a such a device over.. ain't touching that with a 10 feet pole!
http://www.eng-h.gov.uk/stoneh/start.htm#methods hopefully the people that erected stonehenge left other findings in the area.. what has been dated has been from other archeological findings in the area..
they couldn't been eating rocks during lunchbreaks could they?
I predict that in a few weeks someone probably will say it's shaped like a mushroom.. and in a few years a madman in a Utah asylum will say he has the rights to the sourcecode of the universe
to bad the extended versions aren't released earlier.. I'm going to watch Two Towers Oktober the 26:th in Stockholm with special guest Andy Sserkisss holding the forewords, probably it'll be the short version:/
he talked about the movie when he was in Stockholm (when Starship Titanic was released) and said that he had bought back the rights to the film since he wanted it done and that in a properly manner. I think that there was mentioned that someone from SNL could be playing Zaphod
the first thing that got to my mind reading todays slashback is the movie Brazil.. where a man gets taken away by government agencies for being a suspected terrorist because of a typo.. (a bug gets squshed in a teleprinter and the name tuttle becomes buttle) I wonder if someone at RIAA did read the wrong ip-adress?
they could submit their music to mp3.com and maybe even make some money instead and see that the market is shifting..
btw. most of the records I bought the last few years I wouldn't have heard of if it wasn't for p2p-software.. but then.. I'm the kind of the consumer the RIAA doesn't want.. one who choses what he wants to listen too.
First, the CSOF contains literally dozens of paragraphs relying exclusively upon indisputably inadmissible material -- hearsay statements taken from books, magazine articles, letters and purported testimony of third parties who are not witnesses in this action [cut]
Second, Caldera's CSOF contains many misstatements. Many of Caldera's assertions simply are not supported by the cited references. In other instances, Caldera selectively quotes from exhibits, whose full text plainly gives a different meaning than ascribed by Caldera. In alleging certain events, Caldera omits known related facts that convey an entirely different understanding.
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Finally, although Caldera attempts to rewrite 15 years of computer history, it oddly never mentions that it was not even a bystander to these events. In a 1996 transaction that closed on the same day that Caldera filed this lawsuit, Caldera paid less than $400,0006 for DR DOS and the right to pursue claims against Microsoft that Caldera now says are worth hundreds of millions of dollars. This explains why the CSOF is not based on personal knowledge, and is not limited to admissible evidence.
taken from the following page: http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/caldera/ 05-05re sponse.asp
Oh, yeah sure we can calculate the ip's per person but hey, you seem to forget something! it's not only private persons that use adressspace, businesses and governments and so on do it too. I myself use 1 ip at home and two at work and then we have all the servers that we're accessing or using (some are very transaparent, you don't use them directly, i.e the spiderbots of a searchengine)
I lack good controls (and Linux) on my Pocket Loox, so trying to play anything with some action i.e snes games is too tricky.. I'm stuck with pocketscumm:) some things that would make this baby interesting: syncing with linux (it seems to be running palm os, so syncing doesn't seem impossible) a port of mplayer or something in the likings a nes/snes emulator Activision releases Re-Volt, or maybe Rc revenge for the device:)
some of the rules that seems to apply to McBride: Rule 003 Never spend more for an acquisition than you have to. Rule 042 What's mine is mine, and what's yours is mine too. Rule 189 Let others keep their reputation. You keep their money. Rule 266 When in doubt, lie. Rule 267 If you believe it, they believe it.
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and remember.. no cats we're killed in the production of the gargbags (tm) although the occasional human might have jumped in
well I have a Diva Gem mp3-player w. bluetooth :)
doubles as a bluetooth headset so Yes I have my mobile cord in my ears very often.. but poeple don't begin to stare until somebody calls and I begin talking with the mp3-player in my instead of the phone
a very wide definition of robot is something that makes your labour.. but come on,this is like calling a new cylinda washing machine for a robot just because it can tumbledry your clothes after it washed them, or something.. come back when it picks clothes from the floor, washes them if they need it (electronic nose,washing instructions by embedded rfid?),irons them and then folds or hang them into the closet and all that for just $1700 (batteries included)
I don't want no stinkin' plants living in my body!
since Darl thinks pagers are a derivate of unixware
I was playing with the idea of buying a Kiss-dvdplayer but this really turns all arguments for a such a device over.. ain't touching that with a 10 feet pole!
hopefully this would create the need in the industry for an open file system standard supported on all os:es..
:p
but thats probably why the cap isn't more than $250.000
and the obligatory joke is:
I for one welcome our FAT overlords
You loose! Cause it all works because of the secret Goo (patent pending)
sticks and bones will break those stones
s
http://www.eng-h.gov.uk/stoneh/start.htm#method
hopefully the people that erected stonehenge left other findings in the area.. what has been dated has been from other archeological findings in the area..
they couldn't been eating rocks during lunchbreaks could they?
I predict that in a few weeks someone probably will say it's shaped like a mushroom..
and in a few years a madman in a Utah asylum will say he has the rights to the sourcecode of the universe
to bad the extended versions aren't released earlier.. :/
I'm going to watch Two Towers Oktober the 26:th in Stockholm with special guest Andy Sserkisss holding the forewords, probably it'll be the short version
late post.. but anyway..
he talked about the movie when he was in Stockholm
(when Starship Titanic was released)
and said that he had bought back the rights to the film since he wanted it done and that in a properly manner.
I think that there was mentioned that someone from SNL could be playing Zaphod
Bah.. I'm waiting for chocolate wafer-transistors.
think.. eatable cpu's! or better.. eatable storage for the paranoid
the first thing that got to my mind reading todays slashback is the movie Brazil.. where a man gets taken away by government agencies for being a suspected terrorist because of a typo..
(a bug gets squshed in a teleprinter and the name tuttle becomes buttle)
I wonder if someone at RIAA did read the wrong ip-adress?
they could submit their music to mp3.com and maybe even make some money instead and see that the market is shifting..
btw. most of the records I bought the last few years I wouldn't have heard of if it wasn't for p2p-software..
but then.. I'm the kind of the consumer the RIAA doesn't want.. one who choses what he wants to listen too.
First, the CSOF contains literally dozens of paragraphs relying exclusively upon indisputably inadmissible material -- hearsay statements taken from books, magazine articles, letters and purported testimony of third parties who are not witnesses in this action
/ 05-05re sponse.asp
[cut]
Second, Caldera's CSOF contains many misstatements. Many of Caldera's assertions simply are not supported by the cited references. In other instances, Caldera selectively quotes from exhibits, whose full text plainly gives a different meaning than ascribed by Caldera. In alleging certain events, Caldera omits known related facts that convey an entirely different understanding.
[cut]
Finally, although Caldera attempts to rewrite 15 years of computer history, it oddly never mentions that it was not even a bystander to these events. In a 1996 transaction that closed on the same day that Caldera filed this lawsuit, Caldera paid less than $400,0006 for DR DOS and the right to pursue claims against Microsoft that Caldera now says are worth hundreds of millions of dollars. This explains why the CSOF is not based on personal knowledge, and is not limited to admissible evidence.
taken from the following page:
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/caldera
and of course typing fast is cheap too.. saves a letter now and then :)
resarchers find that it is cheaper to replace a fuse with a nail than bying a new fuse
oh.. and kids.. don't try that at home!
Hey.. and I thought Seven had a lot on impact on trekkies!?
that should have been fixed by then since it's one of SCO's claimed "trade secrets"
I wonder though where this fine will go? :)
would be nice if a larger amount found it's way to the open source community
Hopefully this will result in companys thinking before buying licences from SCO's FUD-factory..
Oh, yeah sure we can calculate the ip's per person but hey, you seem to forget something!
it's not only private persons that use adressspace, businesses and governments and so on do it too.
I myself use 1 ip at home and two at work and then we have all the servers that we're accessing or using (some are very transaparent, you don't use them directly, i.e the spiderbots of a searchengine)
I lack good controls (and Linux) on my Pocket Loox, so trying to play anything with some action i.e snes games is too tricky.. I'm stuck with pocketscumm :) :)
some things that would make this baby interesting:
syncing with linux (it seems to be running palm os, so syncing doesn't seem impossible)
a port of mplayer or something in the likings
a nes/snes emulator
Activision releases Re-Volt, or maybe Rc revenge for the device
biometric passports following the l337 standard -
EPROMs with biometrics that you wear in a necklace and access through your GBA
seems someone is following the rules of acquisition...
some of the rules that seems to apply to McBride:
Rule 003 Never spend more for an acquisition than you have to.
Rule 042 What's mine is mine, and what's yours is mine too.
Rule 189 Let others keep their reputation. You keep their money.
Rule 266 When in doubt, lie.
Rule 267 If you believe it, they believe it.