Never the less, I agree that RIAA tactics are grey at best and border on extortion. This isn't so much a case of "eeeeevil plaintiff" as "flawed legal system".
The second he is, the Democrats will typically coopt whatever issue he gains traction on.
Similarly for Socialist, Communist, Libertarian, Reform, or any other third party. As soon as any of them gains significant mindshare, whatever gives them appeal is integrated into one of the two mainstream parties, effectively quickly relegating them back to niche status.
That isn't to say they aren't worthwhile, just that their contribution is in stealing elections so that the affected party takes to heart their ideas so that it doesn't happen again:-)
Also announced is a plan to fly some of the more vocal website people to SOE headquarters, to try to restart enthusiasm
Ineffective. The people that run websites are are typically high-end raiding players. The majority of the game and gamers will be represented accidentally at best by that crowd.
I'm thinking, if microsoft really didn't want VNC to be used, why not do some programming voodoo to make it crash or something?
Because the people that download and use VNC know enough to download and use an update that doesn't blow up. It is not the Lotus 123 crowd you are talking about here...
I still think "The Thin Red Line" is a better film than "Saving Private Ryan" because it wasn't so caught up in trying to be and event.
Thin Red Line was an absolutely terrible flick. Little more than proof that lots of big name actors doesn't make a terrible movie much less terrible. Multiple crappy sub-plots and no main story to speak of. 4 of us went. The two wives left early. A friend and I stuck it out thinking the movie HAD to actually start soon (we thought that up until the end, which just sort of happened...)
Then there was the I-TOLD-YOU-SO from our wives afterwards. Bah.
If you like Hollywoods idea of an 'artistic' war movie you might get something out of it. It had that 'I'm meaningful' air to it that disjointed movies get which makes critics like them.
ATT Broadband went down this morning on multiple customers I know of, including me, sometime after 1:30am when I went to bed last night.
Statically configured
Unable to traceroute completely out
Switching DNS servers ineffective
Switched to DHCP, received a lease, worked instantly.
DNS Searchorder added "ga.attbroadband.com"
IP Address (and gateway) now on a different subnet
2 different DNS servers received also.
So if you have a static address, try requesting a DHCP lease. (AT&T hasn't contacted us about this one way or the other yet:-)
Not at all. Drop the myriad US "standards" and move to GSM like the rest of the World.
Buy my new phone and put up the new towers all over the country (or convert without interrupting service) and I'm there. (Oh, and don't charge more when you are done either...)
See, this is why I'm in favour of shooting lawyers.
Far be it from me to interrupt the great international pasttime of barraster bashing (ianal), but...when you get arrested for a real or imagined violation of a valid or invalid law, you want who to plead for you? (For many people the -only- person that will be on their side in their darkest hour will be a lawyer.)
While problematic, lawyers aren't the problem Dmitry has. Bad law compounded by clueless enforcement is.
To prevent indiscriminate targeting of bacterial and human cells, the rings had to be 'tuned' to prefer bugs.
Bacteria adapt and change based on their environment.
As long as self-assembling doesn't mean self-replicating, we can hope that nano-tube 'anti-biotics' would not behave similarly when they run out of targets they have an affinity for. Imagine clearing up that sinus infection and having the lil' guys start producing a version that has it in for some random vital organ...
Damn.. I sound like Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park. Kill me now.
The primary intention is to preserve the (free) state against foreign threats;
Partially, but it is an outgrowth of the severe (and, in retrospect well warranted) fear of government and its perpetual drive to infringe on the rights of individuals that was held by the founders.
Once it is gone, tattoo a number on your forehead because at that point we become just so many STATE ASSETS.
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So does any other current power generation method for various reasons.
I'm sorry, i accidentally thought you were a Republican bitching about Libertarians for a moment.
"For instance the command shell of Windows is totally useless"
Give the Devil his due, Powershell is lightyears ahead of the classic DOS/Windows command shell. I think because MS got really sick of hearing this :-)
Where is my super-chute?
More 'Windows users spreading in the wild' than 'Linux users spreading in the wild' ...well yeah that's common knowledge!
Vaporware? I would have gone with "smoke and mirrors."
(Since I know I have to explain - it uses a multiple mirror setup and operates at up around 120v...)
Route around [the bastards]
:-P
One little phrase and all of a sudden I'm struck by a wave of nostalgia for Fidonet
The two are not mutually exclusive.
The second he is, the Democrats will typically coopt whatever issue he gains traction on.
Similarly for Socialist, Communist, Libertarian, Reform, or any other third party. As soon as any of them gains significant mindshare, whatever gives them appeal is integrated into one of the two mainstream parties, effectively quickly relegating them back to niche status.
That isn't to say they aren't worthwhile, just that their contribution is in stealing elections so that the affected party takes to heart their ideas so that it doesn't happen again
Don't be silly, Kerry may not like Texas, but it should be able to survive even if he wins.
Ineffective. The people that run websites are are typically high-end raiding players. The majority of the game and gamers will be represented accidentally at best by that crowd.
Things that decay slowly (15.7 million years, GMAFB) aren't the problem, they don't hurt you unless they do so chemically.
Intermediate halflife products are the dangerous stuff.
Because the people that download and use VNC know enough to download and use an update that doesn't blow up. It is not the Lotus 123 crowd you are talking about here...
Men sleeping eight, nine and 10 hours a night had a 12 percent, 17 percent and 34 percent greater risk of dying within the study period.
That's an incidental, not causal relationship.
Guess what, as people get older (and even RETIRE) they sleep longer. Older people die more frequently.
Nothing to see here, move along.
Thin Red Line was an absolutely terrible flick. Little more than proof that lots of big name actors doesn't make a terrible movie much less terrible. Multiple crappy sub-plots and no main story to speak of. 4 of us went. The two wives left early. A friend and I stuck it out thinking the movie HAD to actually start soon (we thought that up until the end, which just sort of happened...)
Then there was the I-TOLD-YOU-SO from our wives afterwards. Bah.
If you like Hollywoods idea of an 'artistic' war movie you might get something out of it. It had that 'I'm meaningful' air to it that disjointed movies get which makes critics like them.
Statically configured
Unable to traceroute completely out
Switching DNS servers ineffective
Switched to DHCP, received a lease, worked instantly.
DNS Searchorder added "ga.attbroadband.com"
IP Address (and gateway) now on a different subnet
2 different DNS servers received also.
So if you have a static address, try requesting a DHCP lease. (AT&T hasn't contacted us about this one way or the other yet
Happy happy. Now we see how long this lasts...
Buy my new phone and put up the new towers all over the country (or convert without interrupting service) and I'm there. (Oh, and don't charge more when you are done either...)
Too bad they didn't have this available for Elvis' last concert :-\
Hmmm, guess who won't be invited to TechED NEXT year...
While problematic, lawyers aren't the problem Dmitry has. Bad law compounded by clueless enforcement is.
To prevent indiscriminate targeting of bacterial and human cells, the rings had to be 'tuned' to prefer bugs.
Bacteria adapt and change based on their environment.
As long as self-assembling doesn't mean self-replicating, we can hope that nano-tube 'anti-biotics' would not behave similarly when they run out of targets they have an affinity for. Imagine clearing up that sinus infection and having the lil' guys start producing a version that has it in for some random vital organ...
Damn.. I sound like Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park. Kill me now.
Machines with fans use convective cooling also, in fact they are more efficient at it since the air flow over the heated surface is faster
A more accurate statement is that iMacs don't use or need forced air-flow from fans for adequate cooling.
If I lived in Hong Kong, and Nightline stuck a camera in my face and asked me that question you can bet your life I'd answer China also.
*cough*
Like giving your password to someone doing a study on passwords?
Partially, but it is an outgrowth of the severe (and, in retrospect well warranted) fear of government and its perpetual drive to infringe on the rights of individuals that was held by the founders.
Once it is gone, tattoo a number on your forehead because at that point we become just so many STATE ASSETS.