Yup. Aluminum is not magnetic, so as long as it doesn't cover your earpeice everything should be fine. However, if your earpeice is analog, subliminal messages me be superimposed into the normal signal by your toaster.
They also don't go around suing thier customers. I have delt with TiVo's customer service before when my TiVo was having the green line problem, and they can't be expected to help you if you break something, but if the problem isn't something you broke in your hacking efforts, they still help.
They also haven't gone DMCA on the people bypassing thier security measures, including... getting around thier signed kernel and init scrips, extracting and inserting video, preventing the unit from scrambling the video to facilitate extraction, etc.
Stuff that most definatly does voilate the DMCA.
They realize that the hackers adore them for this, which gets them more sales:)
I personaly bought a TiVo over a ReplayTV because of the hacking community behind TiVo.
This is no longer true. Check out this guy's page on upgrading his TiVo to a single 300 GB drive. My TiVo currently has a pair of 120GB drives in it, giving me just over 300 hours of recording time, and yes, it does fill up.
RIt would invalidate the Microsoft Shared Source license. It would also eliminate Microsoft's method for the distribution of the Windows operating system, which is pre-loaded by hard drive manufacturers onto disk drives they deliver by the hundreds of thousands to PC manufacturers.
My TiVo only ever locks up if I'm running TiVo web on it (and even then, it continues recording shows, the interface just stops responding to input). And yes, the modems fry to easily, but that is easily solved with a surge protector.
Try one of these with one of these. A $500/server solution... but it'll work. You could get a multiport serial ethernet server for a lower per-server cost.
Anyone who can use Windows can use Linux. My 48 year old mother uses a linux box I set up for her, quite happily, as well as a Windows box at work. She needed some inital hand holdng to do a few things, but she uses it daily for reading email, and word processing.
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I use vtun for monitring equipment behind NAT and getting log messages from it. Also administering it from time to time.
Yup. Aluminum is not magnetic, so as long as it doesn't cover your earpeice everything should be fine. However, if your earpeice is analog, subliminal messages me be superimposed into the normal signal by your toaster.
http://www.wearcam.org/shootingback/sears.mpg
Winner of item 2746828346 did not pay
I work for a small ISP. In 4 days, one of users got 10,000 copies of sobig.
there is no logging requirement in the DMCA.
They also don't go around suing thier customers. I have delt with TiVo's customer service before when my TiVo was having the green line problem, and they can't be expected to help you if you break something, but if the problem isn't something you broke in your hacking efforts, they still help.
:)
They also haven't gone DMCA on the people bypassing thier security measures, including... getting around thier signed kernel and init scrips, extracting and inserting video, preventing the unit from scrambling the video to facilitate extraction, etc.
Stuff that most definatly does voilate the DMCA.
They realize that the hackers adore them for this, which gets them more sales
I personaly bought a TiVo over a ReplayTV because of the hacking community behind TiVo.
This is no longer true. Check out this guy's page on upgrading his TiVo to a single 300 GB drive. My TiVo currently has a pair of 120GB drives in it, giving me just over 300 hours of recording time, and yes, it does fill up.
also reduces cost... A b&w lcd costs less then a color one...
The Davis Joint Unified School District uses it on thier WAN (12 schools, and 15 T1s) (or is it a MAN?)
:-)
They use 172.26.0.0/16
I have a big map of all thier windows hosts and drive shares from 2002 sitting on my laptop.
RealPlayer is evil. It messes with file asscociations in kde and gnome.
Ogle is my player of choice for DVDs. It has very good menu support.
It's not mistyped. It's 2 Million AUD, austrialian dollars.
RIt would invalidate the Microsoft Shared Source license. It would also eliminate Microsoft's method for the distribution of the Windows operating system, which is pre-loaded by hard drive manufacturers onto disk drives they deliver by the hundreds of thousands to PC manufacturers.
Looks clean to me...
curl -D - http://tinyurl.com/4ui
HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Date: Sat, 09 Aug 2003 04:09:36 GMT
Server: Apache/1.3.6 (Unix) PHP/4.1.2 mod_perl/1.21 mod_ssl/2.2.8 OpenSSL/0.9.2b
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.1.2
Location: http://goatse.cx
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Content-Type: text/html
Location: http://goatse.cx
My TiVo only ever locks up if I'm running TiVo web on it (and even then, it continues recording shows, the interface just stops responding to input). And yes, the modems fry to easily, but that is easily solved with a surge protector.
TiVo is smart enough not to duplicate recordings. The other nice feature is wishlists. They let you record by actor, keyword, director, etc.
Try one of these with one of these. A $500/server solution... but it'll work. You could get a multiport serial ethernet server for a lower per-server cost.
Use the X-No-Archive header, and they won't snarf your posts.
Anyone who can use Windows can use Linux. My 48 year old mother uses a linux box I set up for her, quite happily, as well as a Windows box at work. She needed some inital hand holdng to do a few things, but she uses it daily for reading email, and word processing.
milk?
That's catbert.
How much stock do you need to have? Can I get this kind of discount with a single share? or do I need like a hundred?
Uh, dude, s/closet/lavatory/
Well, it'd eradicated in the wild, but it's in various storage facilities...
I get 730MB out of my current spool of media.