At work I have 344 songs compressed with ogg to 64kbps and mono. Sounds fine considering I have both speakers stacked on top of each other so stereo would be useless anyways.
Average filesize: 1.6 MB. Total Archive Size: 537 Number Of Files: 344
(And yes, this is all stuff I have purchased NOT dowloaded:)
I'm trying to read the article and all you Slashdoters are making the web-site unresponsive. Could you please wait for me to finish? I was there first after all.
How many of you were caught checking the mozilla.org homepage every day to see if the next release was out? I know I was. Now that I have Mozilla 1.2.1 though, I'm satisfied.
Ahh, but how many people use Yahoo's search rather than Google's simply because Yahoo is their email, instant messenger, chat room, and game playing place? Would you rather go to a new web page for your searches or quick-click an interface link to get that search?
Actually, I just type the search info in the URL bar of Mozilla and hit TAB to search Google. Who even needs a web page to search these days?
Well here the cable internet is cox and from what i've seen they use some weird system and IPs change pretty frequently.
That's weird, I've had Cox.net for about a year now and my IP has changed only two times. 1) IP was "A" then I changed NICs and it became "B", after a switched back to original NIC it became "A" once again. 2) I moved.
According to this article from the Wall Street Journal, your TiVo could definitely get the wrong impression about your interests, or even your sexual preferences. And what you need to do to get "a clean slate"? Most of the users who have been "targeted" by TiVo usually try to "correct" the profiling by showing an abnormal interest in something wildly different."
According to this article from the Wall Street Journal, your TiVo could definitely get the wrong impression about your interests, or even your sexual preferences. And what you need to do to get "a clean slate"? Most of the users who have been "targeted" by TiVo usually try to "correct" the profiling by showing an abnormal interest in something wildly different."
Actually, since I didn't see your sig before making it my own, I believe it would be called a clean-room implementation. Therefore, I stole nothing, merely duplicated an idea.
I just built a 2.4GHz P4 system and I am impressed with how quiet the Intel-designed "Thermal Solution" is. It's a whisper compared to the Valcano 5 on my old 1.4 T-Bird. Kudos to Intel! Or, if we hate Intel today... Bad Intel!
Overclocking isnt supposed to be a "useful" thing to do anymore. Chip speeds are increasing fast enough and are frankly fast enough already, that there is no actual NEED to do it. Is there any NEED for people to supercharge their cars? Do they do it anyway?
It's not the same. When you supercharge a car you are getting performance that you usually cannot buy and will not be able to buy (for that model). With CPUs, it's just a matter of waiting a few months and that 2.8GHz CPU @ 3.3GHz is out-paced by newer processors. I wish car manufacturers could figure out how to apply Moore's Law to their engines. We could have 1000hp sedans by now:)
Check out Gentoo Linux. It uses a package system called Portage that is similar to FreeBSD's "Ports" system. Basically, you run "emerge apps-editors/vim" to automatically build Vim for you, it will also download and build any dependancies required too! The only downside is it will take a while to build X, or any other large package(Gnome, KDE, etc).
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At work I have 344 songs compressed with ogg to 64kbps and mono. Sounds fine considering I have both speakers stacked on top of each other so stereo would be useless anyways.
Average filesize: 1.6 MB.
Total Archive Size: 537
Number Of Files: 344
(And yes, this is all stuff I have purchased NOT dowloaded:)
I'm trying to read the article and all you Slashdoters are making the web-site unresponsive. Could you please wait for me to finish? I was there first after all.
You didn't read the article, did you???
Ads for nerds, stuff that sells
How many of you were caught checking the mozilla.org homepage every day to see if the next release was out? I know I was. Now that I have Mozilla 1.2.1 though, I'm satisfied.
Lay off the crack buddy.
Actually, I just type the search info in the URL bar of Mozilla and hit TAB to search Google. Who even needs a web page to search these days?
That's weird, I've had Cox.net for about a year now and my IP has changed only two times.
1) IP was "A" then I changed NICs and it became "B", after a switched back to original NIC it became "A" once again.
2) I moved.
oh, puh-leease get over it. Just enjoy life for a moment why don't you?
So its flaimbait because I'm happy? Whatever mods.
...for quantum stuff!!!
According to this article from the Wall Street Journal, your TiVo could definitely get the wrong impression about your interests, or even your sexual preferences. And what you need to do to get "a clean slate"? Most of the users who have been "targeted" by TiVo usually try to "correct" the profiling by showing an abnormal interest in something wildly different."
Yep... it's a dupe!
According to this article from the Wall Street Journal, your TiVo could definitely get the wrong impression about your interests, or even your sexual preferences. And what you need to do to get "a clean slate"? Most of the users who have been "targeted" by TiVo usually try to "correct" the profiling by showing an abnormal interest in something wildly different."
/me ducks
Actually, since I didn't see your sig before making it my own, I believe it would be called a clean-room implementation. Therefore, I stole nothing, merely duplicated an idea.
Don't you mean e-lectrocuted??
It's so hard to hit Print Screen and paste the image into any graphics program... Sometimes you wonder how stupid some companies are.
I really don't have a need for a Palm. I can keep all my numbers in my cell phone and anything else gets put on post-its in my wallet.
Thank you for clearing that up. I know, I should pay attention more often.
Ok... Great.... and what was the point?
I just built a 2.4GHz P4 system and I am impressed with how quiet the Intel-designed "Thermal Solution" is. It's a whisper compared to the Valcano 5 on my old 1.4 T-Bird. Kudos to Intel! Or, if we hate Intel today... Bad Intel!
All that money and trouble for a measly 500MHz. Sometimes I question people's sanity.
Check out Gentoo Linux. It uses a package system called Portage that is similar to FreeBSD's "Ports" system. Basically, you run "emerge apps-editors/vim" to automatically build Vim for you, it will also download and build any dependancies required too! The only downside is it will take a while to build X, or any other large package(Gnome, KDE, etc).
And that's all I have to say about that.