These rules only apply to you if you are streaming music that the record companies own the rights to.
Hence, make your own music, or record some local bands, or surf MP3.com and ask your favorite independent artists there if you can stream some of their songs.
The argument always comes up that the stranglehold that the big corporations are trying to exert is going to be their downfall because people are just going to listen to what's free. Well, now that we have all this broadbandwidth available to us, why not help that along?
whee! The network adapter is separate from the HDD.
Games announced for online: Final Fantasy XI, Everquest, SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS, TRIBES, TimeSplitters2, and some sports games.
SOCOM and Madden NFL 2003 are the flagship release titles.
The PS2 has an IO processor that's used for everything from sound to the network adapter to controlling USB devices.
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I wonder if the plugin could be modified to report back every page I go to. I really don't care if they know what I'm looking at, and if enough people do this they'll be completely overwhelmed.
Alternatively, just use it to send back reports while viewing "adult" sites. Put a grin on the workers faces, because hey, someone has to look at all the reports that get sent back.
Slashdot doesn't just get DOS attacks, it also creates them. Isn't that what the slashdot effect is all about?
I can't count the number of times a site linked to by slashdot has been unloadable simply because of the number of slashdotters pounding on their server.
This sort of thing isn't limited to Slashdot, though. Any portal/news linking site does it. I'm thinking of Somethingawful and Fark specifically. Somethingawful has even had speed trials to see how fast they can max out bandwidth limits and take a site offline.
I wonder what the IP of the monkey brain is.
WOOOH. I AM 733t H4x0r. I Own joo monkey-brain.
I mean seriously. What kind of security is on that monkey. Sounds like a job for Jeff K.
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These rules only apply to you if you are streaming music that the record companies own the rights to.
Hence, make your own music, or record some local bands, or surf MP3.com and ask your favorite independent artists there if you can stream some of their songs.
The argument always comes up that the stranglehold that the big corporations are trying to exert is going to be their downfall because people are just going to listen to what's free. Well, now that we have all this broadbandwidth available to us, why not help that along?
whee!
The network adapter is separate from the HDD.
Games announced for online: Final Fantasy XI, Everquest, SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS, TRIBES, TimeSplitters2, and some sports games.
SOCOM and Madden NFL 2003 are the flagship release titles.
The PS2 has an IO processor that's used for everything from sound to the network adapter to controlling USB devices.
I wonder if the plugin could be modified to report back every page I go to. I really don't care if they know what I'm looking at, and if enough people do this they'll be completely overwhelmed.
Alternatively, just use it to send back reports while viewing "adult" sites. Put a grin on the workers faces, because hey, someone has to look at all the reports that get sent back.
Slashdot doesn't just get DOS attacks, it also creates them. Isn't that what the slashdot effect is all about?
I can't count the number of times a site linked to by slashdot has been unloadable simply because of the number of slashdotters pounding on their server.
This sort of thing isn't limited to Slashdot, though. Any portal/news linking site does it. I'm thinking of Somethingawful and Fark specifically. Somethingawful has even had speed trials to see how fast they can max out bandwidth limits and take a site offline.
Isn't this the whole point of the .Net initiative and Application Service Providers?
While I think renting software is chintzier than 'buying' a license, at least with renting the consumer actually knows where they stand.
With your apps coming off the net from the ASPs and your data on a seperate hard drive, you could concievably gain complete machine independence.
Perhaps the coolest thing in my opinion, is now anyone who wants to can write a bootable game for the DC
As a friend of mine pointed out, the funniest thing about the U.S. government wanting to put export control on PS2s, is that the machine is Japanese.
I wonder what the IP of the monkey brain is. WOOOH. I AM 733t H4x0r. I Own joo monkey-brain. I mean seriously. What kind of security is on that monkey. Sounds like a job for Jeff K.
Yeah, and if you play it backwards through an mp3 decoder you can hear Bill laughing.