Would somebody please cleanly reverse engineer Quicken's online banking??? Bank of America's online banking is Quicken based, instead of the more logical choice secure html.
>The 2-VU operates in the Microsoft Windows 2000 and XP® environments and features the Adobe Acrobat Reader®. This strategy avoids the problems of a propriety, closed environment while maintaining the file integrity offered through these state-of-the-art digital rights management platforms.
Win2k and Acrobat. Could this thing be any MORE proprietary and closed???
He's my favorite tech writer, thanks in no small part to his hacker love story "Hackers" which I've read a dozen times. This is a man who knows his tech roots. It's only fitting that he cover the Woz.
I'm a madman when it comes to the electrical system, you can't keep me down. But the extent of my mechanical skills is changing big chunky parts like alternators and cv-joints. I don't even change my own oil. But I defrag my own hard drives!
For cryin out loud, they have the DC-Linux Howto artical linked in the sidebar, but Dreamcast isn't even in their list of Linux devices! Oh the humanity.
This sounds tons more fun than that lame ass Karel the Robot baloney we had to go through in high school programming class. Forget the steeplechase, code up a deathchase!!!
Dude, 802.11b IS a guerilla network...
I wonder which would make a better guerilla network, STRIP or WiFi?
128kbps v 11mbps
900mhz band v 2.4ghz band
1mi range v 5-???mi range
clunky box v sleek pcmcia
STRIP protocol v ethernet protocol
I'm still waiting for the Allegro C/C++ games library to be included in a major distro. It's in version 3.9.37 now, with 4.0 just around the corner. It's a wonderfully solid and complete gaming library. Zero code changes needed to compile games on numerous platforms. Once I tried this library I never went back.
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That's funny, when I read the article I got the feeling it was more about their website design than the music.
I'm with you. I beat the sequels without breaking a sweat but I can't finish the original.
AC: I'm in Oregon.
JDeFontes: real cute
Would somebody please cleanly reverse engineer Quicken's online banking??? Bank of America's online banking is Quicken based, instead of the more logical choice secure html.
It calls a super-secret hardware random number generator present only in Intel(tm) Pentium(r) 4 Aliens, I mean Processors.
>The 2-VU operates in the Microsoft Windows 2000 and XP® environments and features the Adobe Acrobat Reader®. This strategy avoids the problems of a propriety, closed environment while maintaining the file integrity offered through these state-of-the-art digital rights management platforms.
Win2k and Acrobat. Could this thing be any MORE proprietary and closed???
>pipe dream
REAL CUTE.
He's my favorite tech writer, thanks in no small part to his hacker love story "Hackers" which I've read a dozen times. This is a man who knows his tech roots. It's only fitting that he cover the Woz.
I'm a madman when it comes to the electrical system, you can't keep me down. But the extent of my mechanical skills is changing big chunky parts like alternators and cv-joints. I don't even change my own oil.
But I defrag my own hard drives!
Because MS owns a nice chunk of Apple, it's in their best interest. We all know how MS feels about Linux.
Anybody within viewing distance can watch you enter your password!
At least with typing your fingers obscure the keys, and most people can type their passwords fast enough to make it hard to see.
They must be serving off an Atari cuz they're already slashdotted. :(
Now they'll quit giving Linux a bad rap.
http://www.ddj.com/documents/s=1782/ddj0112a/0112a .htm
http://www.ddj.com/documents/s=1782/ddj0112a/0112a .htm
Now all they have to do is increase the intensity and they've beaten us to Strategic Defense Initiative.
Not a full fledged purchase, but Broderick and Sheady reserved airline tickets online and got immediate confirmation. 1983.
Shut up, Wesley!
For cryin out loud, they have the DC-Linux Howto artical linked in the sidebar, but Dreamcast isn't even in their list of Linux devices! Oh the humanity.
Back in the 80's we called that program "Rocky's Boots".
This sounds tons more fun than that lame ass Karel the Robot baloney we had to go through in high school programming class. Forget the steeplechase, code up a deathchase!!!
I keep my laptop in an aluminum gun/camera case. Custom carved foam. Very rugged, easy, cheap.
Righteous!
Dude, 802.11b IS a guerilla network... I wonder which would make a better guerilla network, STRIP or WiFi? 128kbps v 11mbps 900mhz band v 2.4ghz band 1mi range v 5-???mi range clunky box v sleek pcmcia STRIP protocol v ethernet protocol
I'm still waiting for the Allegro C/C++ games library to be included in a major distro. It's in version 3.9.37 now, with 4.0 just around the corner. It's a wonderfully solid and complete gaming library. Zero code changes needed to compile games on numerous platforms. Once I tried this library I never went back.