I own a legal copy of "The streats of SimCity" on CD-R. I had made a backup copy, and the original was accidently destroyed. If you are prevented from doing the same thing, you should be able to get a free/pay shipping copy of the game if you can show that you owend a copy.
I got my currnet job by emailing them my resume, getting offered an interview 2 weeks later, doing well at my interview, and getting offered the job 2 hours later. The pay isn't great ($7/hour) for what I do (Lots of research and debugging on our wireless networks) and I just saved the company about $1200, but, whatever, I don't really mind being underpaid, and I'll be able to get a much better jaob later because of this.
I run a local HTTP server that blindly returns a 1x1 transparent png.
Add to that use of mozilla.....
and I really see very few ads.
ICQ spam is a bit annoying, I wish GAIM had a filter....
I get no more then a few spams per month, partly due to spamassassin (My ISP runs it) and partly due to being damn careful with my address.
I use both sneakemail (I even subscribed before it did anything other then remove a nag screen) and spamgourmet. You should too. If you want to protect your webpage email address, that is easy too, just use javascript or images (harvesters can't parse these), and even using HTML entities should offer some protection.
I have a motherboard limited to 512 MB of ram. It pisses me off greatly. it runs a 1.2+ GHX P3/Celeron, but is limited to 3 DIMMs of 256MB less each, not totaling more then 512 MB? WTF?
I was born in 1984, so no. The last 2 years I used dial-up, I was on a USR/3com Courier. $300 new, snagged for $60 on ebay:). You can literly pickup the handset and yell, and then hang it back and wait a moment for it to retrain the line, and you're on your merry way.
Eh, I just looked up. "A section of the registry that is saved as a file."
I guess some parts of the registery get savet to seperarte files, or something. The password database is a seperate file, for example. I have used a boot disk to edit the password database, and it asks if you want to "write the hives (files) to the disk" so I figured that was just what NTFS called files, sort of like ext2's inodes.
I don't think the MPAA gets any money for my anime purchases.....
I own a legal copy of "The streats of SimCity" on CD-R. I had made a backup copy, and the original was accidently destroyed. If you are prevented from doing the same thing, you should be able to get a free/pay shipping copy of the game if you can show that you owend a copy.
It's not like after detecting a mod chip the system explodes
Shhh! You'll give them ideas!
You ment "dirty-commie-Linux-using-ass", right?
Yeah, I like mozilla too.
I got my currnet job by emailing them my resume, getting offered an interview 2 weeks later, doing well at my interview, and getting offered the job 2 hours later. The pay isn't great ($7/hour) for what I do (Lots of research and debugging on our wireless networks) and I just saved the company about $1200, but, whatever, I don't really mind being underpaid, and I'll be able to get a much better jaob later because of this.
$ grep 127.0.0.1 /etc/hosts | wc -l
12708
I run a local HTTP server that blindly returns a 1x1 transparent png.
Add to that use of mozilla.....
and I really see very few ads.
ICQ spam is a bit annoying, I wish GAIM had a filter....
I get no more then a few spams per month, partly due to spamassassin (My ISP runs it) and partly due to being damn careful with my address.
I use both sneakemail (I even subscribed before it did anything other then remove a nag screen) and spamgourmet. You should too. If you want to protect your webpage email address, that is easy too, just use javascript or images (harvesters can't parse these), and even using HTML entities should offer some protection.
...possibility of a Denial of Breakfast attack...
Like script kiddies h4x0ring your toaster to toast the goatse.ck guy on your toast? That would Deny my Breakfast......
They can add all the proprietary extensions as long as they don't redistribute the changes.
Is RAID 6 even a real standard? I know it's always like RAID 5, but setup so two drives can fail....
I've actualy seen one of those.
Learn how to use your goddamn apostrophe's!
Bob's Quick Guide to the Apostrophe, You Idiots.
I have a motherboard limited to 512 MB of ram. It pisses me off greatly. it runs a 1.2+ GHX P3/Celeron, but is limited to 3 DIMMs of 256MB less each, not totaling more then 512 MB? WTF?
hehehe........ Yeah USB is great. 1.2e7 bits per second! That's pretty fuckin fast dude!
Wow, I wish I'd thought of that.
I was born in 1984, so no. The last 2 years I used dial-up, I was on a USR/3com Courier. $300 new, snagged for $60 on ebay :). You can literly pickup the handset and yell, and then hang it back and wait a moment for it to retrain the line, and you're on your merry way.
get it from http://scopes.real.com/real/player/unix/unix.html I cannot find it linked anywhere obvious from real's site. A valid email address is *NOT* required, use sales@real.com.
I don't know what kind of comuputer you have, but mine does not have an anus. It's hot and loud inside because it has 5 hard drives.
Your hardware must be ignoring bad checksums.
Eh, I just looked up.
"A section of the registry that is saved as a file."
I guess some parts of the registery get savet to seperarte files, or something. The password database is a seperate file, for example. I have used a boot disk to edit the password database, and it asks if you want to "write the hives (files) to the disk" so I figured that was just what NTFS called files, sort of like ext2's inodes.
Ants don't have feelings.
Hives refer to NTFS files, actualy.
"eXPerience" always brings the image of being analy raped to my mind...
I don't think ants would infest my computer. Too hot, and too much noise.
Unfortantly Linus doesn't scale well.
I usualy send thier ISP a nastygram. There's a tool called ricochet that will automaticaly send out nastygrams based on spam you feed it.
3,000,000 is enough to live comfortably off 1-2%/year intrest. If I were you, I'd pop that stuff in about half a dozen high interst bank accounts.