"The Gateway commercial is fun, but their website is nothing but a gateway to misinformation. No one has proposed anything that would 'prevent all digital copying.' If Gateway truly believed that illegal copying hurts all artists and labels who make the music we enjoy, they wouldn't be relying on these misleading scare tactics -- they'd be working with us to find a solution to the piracy problem. If only they would devote a little bit of the millions of dollars they're spending on this ad campaign to help stop illegal downloading...but that wouldn't help them sell more CD burners, would it?"
Is it just me or do trademarks have nothing to do with specific trades anymore. I could understand Intel being pissed about another chip maker using "foo inside" to promote their products. Hey it's just like patents, too broad and seriously abused.
The big deal is that somebody at CNN wrote about it. Nothing really special. If you wanted something special one of Jupiter's moons made a transit across the surface of the planet last thursday. That was cool.
Freebytes, in Atlanta, is a 501(c)3 that will take almost any computer, fix it, and give it to other non-profits and schools. If your hardware is too old, they will properly dispose of it for you.
Yes, the number of secure keys decreases by one, but there are (by my calculations) 1.89e151 512bit prime numbers. We will have quantum computers before we run out of numbers.
They are doing this to continually prove how difficult it is to factor numbers. Even with everybody's new 1.7GHz P4's it still takes forever.
If the corporation own the gene, then people who can't afford the treatment/drugs will keep on dying. It's worse to have the cure and not afford it.
If your hardware is too old to be usefull, they will properly dispose of the hazardous material, or direct to to a place that will.
Others may be able to make use of your old PC. There are many places arround the country, like Freebytes in Atlanta.
If you're in the Atlanta area, Check out FreeBytes.
Mozilla is licenced under the Netscape Public Licence, not the GPL.
"The Gateway commercial is fun, but their website is nothing but a gateway to misinformation. No one has proposed anything that would 'prevent all digital copying.' If Gateway truly believed that illegal copying hurts all artists and labels who make the music we enjoy, they wouldn't be relying on these misleading scare tactics -- they'd be working with us to find a solution to the piracy problem. If only they would devote a little bit of the millions of dollars they're spending on this ad campaign to help stop illegal downloading...but that wouldn't help them sell more CD burners, would it?"
Ogg Vorbis uses MDCT and not wavelets.
See the FAQ for details.
Is it just me or do trademarks have nothing to do with specific trades anymore. I could understand Intel being pissed about another chip maker using "foo inside" to promote their products. Hey it's just like patents, too broad and seriously abused.
According to the VP3 homepage the source is already available.
I have a 4MB one for my key-chain, with ~50 more in a box. I also happen to have virtually every version of slackware since 3.5
Fun stuff!
The big deal is that somebody at CNN wrote about it. Nothing really special. If you wanted something special one of Jupiter's moons made a transit across the surface of the planet last thursday. That was cool.
didn't you read the from line:
from the only-the-brave dept
It's obvious that only experienced kernel developers need apply.
Should be only bugfixes for now, but I guess it's up to Marcelo.
Kind of like RFC 2549, IP over Avian. Might requrie messing with packet size to work smoothly.
I was refering to QT. Works with X11, Win32, and embedded.
Yup, Stuff that matters.
LZIP featured here. Offers the ability to compress files down to 0% of their original size.
For those interested, the IDA provides information on what the problem is, how to help, and has some pictures that illustrate the problem well.
Freebytes, in Atlanta, is a 501(c)3 that will take almost any computer, fix it, and give it to other non-profits and schools. If your hardware is too old, they will properly dispose of it for you.
It would be great, if there weren't already a better looking, more popular option.
Yeah, Like I'm going to buy a 99" warped mirror.
http://kernel.org/mirrors/
2.4.9 Changelog
Wow, 2.4.8 lasted a whole week.
For those who like to look a the source, there is GPG.
They are doing this to continually prove how difficult it is to factor numbers. Even with everybody's new 1.7GHz P4's it still takes forever.
It is stormy. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.