No. Your leet Russian was outsourced to Russia:-) And was buried somewhere in the countless layers of vodka labels and/insert your typical Russia stereotype here/
Looks like Michael is either in his not-so-funny-but-creative mood, or he's preparing to work for S&P (or F-rated-Fitch ? Or M-rated-Moody's ?) And, btw, can we have 'rated-xxx-for...' ?
Well, actually in the beginning of the 80's , when Reagan's Star Wars initiative started to be discussed, Russian leading missile engineer offered even cheaper solution - load Progress cargo craft with a nuts and bolts and other small metal objects (Progress can take a few tons up there), put it in the high orbit and explode - in a few hours all orbiting gear will be pierced and perfectly malfunctioning.
And did you read this filing ? Quote: "extend that mechanism to all music distribution platforms, including..." Note all music distribution platfoms, not all digital music distribution platforms. So, waxed cylinders and platters, punchcards, and, probably, even two tin cans and a string, must be DRM-ed
Surely. It's winter now, lakes are frozen, and it's more or less easy to pass over the lake from Petrozavodsk to the Finnish side. Or to the Sweden, from the Sankt-Peterburg over the gulf.
Buying guns is a different task, however. You'll need to bring lots of vodka and moderate amount of cash to some military base in Central Russia (or Far East), and two or three native thugs, then it will be relatively easy. Just watch your back - they could easily kill you, leaving you in the forest and grab your money.
And what do they achieved ? I can clearly tell you, however, what your mass media achieved - they have successfully brainwashed an extremely large amount of the world's population. And sometimes I'm starting to wonder was it brainwashing or brainsurgery ?
Socializing ? Having fun ? Judging by the amount of anger and frustration in your comment, you were largely unsuccessfull in your attempts to socialize AND to have fun. Sorry dude. Try again.
I would certainly type "brouhaha" in a few years as a reply to your post, but I'm afraid I will type it on an aged ThinkPad without the DRM. And using Windows again ? No, thx.
Sorry, dude, you're wrong. Big OEM contracts, f.e. with Intel, are keeping them prosperous and healthy/wealthy. Seriously, I don't know what to buy next...
Hi ! I've visited your site, and now I'm listening one of your songs - and, guess what - I somewhat like it. Two advices I could offer are - please could you provide full versions of you songs AND you need to do something with your singer. Maybe, it's something with his voice, maybe, he just can't get some pitches right... Other than that, very nice. Thanks.
It certainly might. They already make a product called Microsoft SFU/Interix, which is a UNIX subsystem for Windows.
Sorry,can't resist - SFU as in So Fucked Up ?:-)
Easily. By replacing huge stream of primitives waiting to be rendered by the server with more high-level description (XML ?:-)) of _widgets_ waiting to be rendered by the server. Less composing in the client, lighter (and faster:-)toolkits, lots (LOTS) of other advantages. Think about it. The problem isn't zerocopy, problem is you have powerful engine, but you need 2000 pounds of additional gear to drive it properly - and this combo slows the car down.
This exploit is known from at least mid-August. Somewhere around mid-September it still wasn't patch-able. Enough is enough - our company switched to Mozilla Firebird.
Heh, maybe, we could finally see for ourselves if it can be ported to Linux easily.. Or is it a secret plot from Valve to open-source HL2 without making shareholders/publishers angry ?
Could you be so kind to provide more thorough explanation of some of your points ? Especially for internally-NATed cases (i.e. when ANAT is done on-site, and not by ISP) ? What do you mean by "full NAT, no security" ?
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Have you ever been... kicked by a sheep ?
No. Your leet Russian was outsourced to Russia :-) And was buried somewhere in the countless layers of vodka labels and /insert your typical Russia stereotype here/
Looks like Michael is either in his not-so-funny-but-creative mood, or he's preparing to work for S&P (or F-rated-Fitch ? Or M-rated-Moody's ?)
And, btw, can we have 'rated-xxx-for...' ?
Well, actually in the beginning of the 80's , when Reagan's Star Wars initiative started to be discussed, Russian leading missile engineer offered even cheaper solution - load Progress cargo craft with a nuts and bolts and other small metal objects (Progress can take a few tons up there), put it in the high orbit and explode - in a few hours all orbiting gear will be pierced and perfectly malfunctioning.
Yes, excellent resource, and I'm using it regularily. One of the best my investments - investment into the good mood without selling an ar or a leg .
And did you read this filing ? ..."
Quote:
"extend that mechanism to all music distribution platforms, including
Note all music distribution platfoms, not all digital music distribution platforms.
So, waxed cylinders and platters, punchcards, and, probably, even two tin cans and a string, must be DRM-ed
Hi !
Uh ? Your statement means their light source is 4D too.
Surely. It's winter now, lakes are frozen, and it's more or less easy to pass over the lake from
Petrozavodsk to the Finnish side. Or to the Sweden, from the Sankt-Peterburg over the gulf.
Buying guns is a different task, however. You'll need to bring lots of vodka and moderate amount of cash to some military base in Central Russia (or Far East), and two or three native thugs, then it will be relatively easy. Just watch your back - they could easily kill you, leaving you in the forest and grab your money.
Mod parent up ? Definitely.
And what do they achieved ?
I can clearly tell you, however, what your mass media achieved - they have successfully brainwashed an extremely large amount of the world's population.
And sometimes I'm starting to wonder was it brainwashing or brainsurgery ?
Hah.
Nonetheless, Clinton was nearly impeached for 'having a private life'.
Socializing ? Having fun ?
Judging by the amount of anger and frustration in your comment, you were largely unsuccessfull in your attempts to socialize AND to have fun.
Sorry dude. Try again.
Anonymous Coward ? Owning BMW 745i ?
The world is really strange these days...
Yes. You are absolutely right.
So what ? Feeling better ?
STFU.
I would certainly type "brouhaha" in a few years as a reply to your post, but I'm afraid I will type it on an aged ThinkPad without the DRM. And using Windows again ? No, thx.
Sorry, dude, you're wrong. Big OEM contracts, f.e. with Intel, are keeping them prosperous and healthy/wealthy. Seriously, I don't know what to buy next...
No. devfs is obsolete. use udev instead. Or stick with plain old big /dev.
Good laugh ! Mod parent up !
Seriously - can you at least handshake with another modem ? No compression, no EC - just a basic
CONNECT 300/NONE
?
Hi !
I've visited your site, and now I'm listening one of your songs - and, guess what - I somewhat like it. Two advices I could offer are - please could you provide full versions of you songs AND you need to do something with your singer. Maybe, it's something with his voice, maybe, he just can't get some pitches right... Other than that, very nice.
Thanks.
It certainly might. They already make a product called Microsoft SFU/Interix, which is a UNIX subsystem for Windows. Sorry,can't resist - SFU as in So Fucked Up ? :-)
Grinch - is that you, green buddy ? Glad to see you alive and kickin'
Easily. By replacing huge stream of primitives waiting to be rendered by the server with more high-level description (XML ? :-)) of _widgets_ waiting to be rendered by the server. Less composing in the client, lighter (and faster :-)toolkits, lots (LOTS) of other advantages.
Think about it. The problem isn't zerocopy, problem is you have powerful engine, but you need 2000 pounds of additional gear to drive it properly - and this combo slows the car down.
This exploit is known from at least mid-August.
Somewhere around mid-September it still wasn't patch-able. Enough is enough - our company switched to Mozilla Firebird.
Heh, maybe, we could finally see for ourselves if it can be ported to Linux easily ..
Or is it a secret plot from Valve to open-source HL2 without making shareholders/publishers angry ?
Could you be so kind to provide more thorough explanation of some of your points ?
Especially for internally-NATed cases (i.e. when ANAT is done on-site, and not by ISP) ?
What do you mean by "full NAT, no security" ?