Almost specific... If you are anywhere near the Concord, NC area, there is a craft store at Concord Mills that sells these. I havent bought any, but how about someone posting a link to a company that sells them if someone really needs/wants them.
The part of the article I hated the most was Valenti being quoted as saying "...you could download a million movies a day, and no penalty for it." Why? Because that isn't fair use and this bill wouldn't allow that! It's mostly a problem of extremes, where each side fails to see the gigantic gray spot they mistake for a thin line between each side. Of course, I feel the industries fail to see that grayness alot more than intelligent consumers, or is that an oxy-moron?
I believe the best way to fight the RIAA in this battle is to give them nothing to fight about. Establish peer-to-peer networks that actually do NOT condone illegal transfers. Promote bands who allow the trading of their music. Use the peer-to-peer internet radio protocols to build communities of musicians and listeners enjoying new, original music all the time and build a collection of music we dont have to worry about getting cracked down for. Don't let them change our ways, lets change theirs. What will they do when they don't own any of the music being traded and becoming so popular?
No, i dont have kids. However, I was a kid and I played these "violent" games through much of that time of my life. That's how we can assert our belief of our opinion in such assurance.
Just ditch the title. Respect is on a per person basis and that is a community. A community is based off of the relationships between each pair of individuals, not on the relationships and respect someone says you should have.
I'm sick of the GNU/Linux vs Linux wars. Especially since the GNU Project themselves seem to be the only ones who care about it.
Look, if you just say Linux, you and most the people listening or reading know you mean GNU/Linux because GNU is so embedded in our minds for free software if we use Linux.
Those that don't have GNU so embedded, might even have lots of non-free software in use on the system and therefor its not really GNU because by their own definitions an operating system is a collection of programs to do things, and thus those non-free programs are included in that users operating system and it is thus no longer GNU to the name.
Besides, we're lazy and don't want to type the extra four characters. They really make a big deal out of nothing.
It's just words and language and language is ever evolving. Don't expect evolution to follow your whims.
Yes, I know you can run X on a Mac. But, couple that with the possible port of GNU/User Mode Linux and you could then, possibly, run any linux program out of the box on Mac OS X.
And about the mice, I'm just pissed that they even HAVE one button mice. It's so stupid! It doesnt make sense to me and I don't understand the point of them. Its more complicated the way I see it.
Yes, you can plug in a new USB mouse, but why do they come with one buttons in the first place?
Never forget that "most" users are not "all" users and those that do care about the underlying OS are probably the ones who will decide then to make or port all that nifty, attractive, customer inducing software for it.
I've never liked Apples and Macs, which is suprising since the first programming I did was on an Apply IIc at school. Oh, how the children gathered 'round. Yes, I was actually popular in that class because I was a geek. Most the activity periods of the year were spent with me coding and the rest of the class watching in amazement at my 'Im' game and other programs. And all with just a single 5.25 to last the year.
Anyway, then I move to Macs in art class, and use a mouse. A horrid thing of a mouse with one button. I'm sorry, but I can never get used to that. I can't even stand 2 and I'm about to opt for a 12 button. Yeah, you heard me right.
I admit, OS X is a nice idea. But the problem is that the hardcores like their flexability. its nice to have choices. Those that Mac OS X does no so easily offer. Port the latest Linux with UML support to OS X, and then maybe I'll give it a try. Hmm.. damn thats a good idea. Just run the X server on OS X and there you go. Well? Hop to it Maciphyles!
Linux supports old XT harddrives but you don't see that bloating my running kernel. Although, the source is another story and I'm a big believer that source should be much more modular. Run the config and THEN download the source that you need.
...in our government. "Terrorism" is used as an excuse to let the government do anything they want. The problem is that we don't even know what terrorism is. It's just a type of war we don't like. What about when we fought for our freedom from the British? We fought indian style and they were appaled that we wouldn't face them in straight lines and bright colors. Anyone can go to war against anyone, whenever and however they like and we have to deal with it and not treat it as such a special case. Hell, 9/11 was nothing. We've killed alot more people than that.
Is the last season how it is going to end? With Critton floating alone above the Earth? Does it get rescued? go back to Muya? Fall, burning, into the Earth's atmosphere? Maybe, with his new control and understanding of wormholes, space, and time, he becomes a God!
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Almost specific...
If you are anywhere near the Concord, NC area, there is a craft store at Concord Mills that sells these. I havent bought any, but how about someone posting a link to a company that sells them if someone really needs/wants them.
Error reading current directory: No such file or directory.
Error loading error messege.
"syntax error" in QBasic when I didn't know how to code AT ALL. "What the hell does this mean?" Oh, my younger, stupider days...
...tho simple and in many minds the right thing to do, would be difficult to achieve. But, hey, what the heck?
Only single persons, not organizations can hold copyrights and patents.
Laws are designed around human beings, who die. Corporations have the potential to be immortal.
Perhaps you could set up a quality test where if the Speex stream drops to crappification, you can fall back on 64-bit ogg?
Would it not be simple to just patch make for options to run multiple commands in parellel, which would be automatically sped up by clusters?
"Oh, I have to build a dozen other targets for this target and none of them depend on each other. I'll run them all together!"
It could even be faster on a single system, depending on certain variables. Ah, well, I'll get to work on it later this week.
The part of the article I hated the most was Valenti being quoted as saying "...you could download a million movies a day, and no penalty for it." Why? Because that isn't fair use and this bill wouldn't allow that! It's mostly a problem of extremes, where each side fails to see the gigantic gray spot they mistake for a thin line between each side. Of course, I feel the industries fail to see that grayness alot more than intelligent consumers, or is that an oxy-moron?
I believe the best way to fight the RIAA in this battle is to give them nothing to fight about. Establish peer-to-peer networks that actually do NOT condone illegal transfers. Promote bands who allow the trading of their music. Use the peer-to-peer internet radio protocols to build communities of musicians and listeners enjoying new, original music all the time and build a collection of music we dont have to worry about getting cracked down for. Don't let them change our ways, lets change theirs. What will they do when they don't own any of the music being traded and becoming so popular?
No, i dont have kids. However, I was a kid and I played these "violent" games through much of that time of my life. That's how we can assert our belief of our opinion in such assurance.
this if it doesnt fail where current intels do, or a 4.7 ghz AMD
Just ditch the title. Respect is on a per person basis and that is a community. A community is based off of the relationships between each pair of individuals, not on the relationships and respect someone says you should have.
I'm sick of the GNU/Linux vs Linux wars. Especially since the GNU Project themselves seem to be the only ones who care about it.
Look, if you just say Linux, you and most the people listening or reading know you mean GNU/Linux because GNU is so embedded in our minds for free software if we use Linux.
Those that don't have GNU so embedded, might even have lots of non-free software in use on the system and therefor its not really GNU because by their own definitions an operating system is a collection of programs to do things, and thus those non-free programs are included in that users operating system and it is thus no longer GNU to the name.
Besides, we're lazy and don't want to type the extra four characters. They really make a big deal out of nothing.
It's just words and language and language is ever evolving. Don't expect evolution to follow your whims.
I made a recent post saying this was in the works. No one believed me. Believe me next time, for I know things!
Then why does NVidia sell GeForce4 Ti 4600 cards? Who buys them other than "the hardcores"?
And dont forget my comment about who makes the nifty software!
Yes, I know you can run X on a Mac. But, couple that with the possible port of GNU/User Mode Linux and you could then, possibly, run any linux program out of the box on Mac OS X.
And about the mice, I'm just pissed that they even HAVE one button mice. It's so stupid! It doesnt make sense to me and I don't understand the point of them. Its more complicated the way I see it.
Yes, you can plug in a new USB mouse, but why do they come with one buttons in the first place?
Never forget that "most" users are not "all" users and those that do care about the underlying OS are probably the ones who will decide then to make or port all that nifty, attractive, customer inducing software for it.
Actually I hear they've got such a thing in the works in the 'ole secret lab. Anyone with links, comments?
I've never liked Apples and Macs, which is suprising since the first programming I did was on an Apply IIc at school. Oh, how the children gathered 'round. Yes, I was actually popular in that class because I was a geek. Most the activity periods of the year were spent with me coding and the rest of the class watching in amazement at my 'Im' game and other programs. And all with just a single 5.25 to last the year.
Anyway, then I move to Macs in art class, and use a mouse. A horrid thing of a mouse with one button. I'm sorry, but I can never get used to that. I can't even stand 2 and I'm about to opt for a 12 button. Yeah, you heard me right.
I admit, OS X is a nice idea. But the problem is that the hardcores like their flexability. its nice to have choices. Those that Mac OS X does no so easily offer. Port the latest Linux with UML support to OS X, and then maybe I'll give it a try. Hmm.. damn thats a good idea. Just run the X server on OS X and there you go. Well? Hop to it Maciphyles!
Not about idea. I used to just write my ideas in notepad and save them as text files, figuring the creation date was proof.
this is better.
If done correctly, there wouldn't be that redundancy. Its a matter of approach, not to mention a damn good idea if you ask me.
I already had. :-)
This is an absolutely amazing thing. I'll be downloading the latest kernel tonight. I've been wanting to try out UML and now I can do so alot easier.
There have been alot of comments about UML and the other meanings of the TLA. Well, we're going to run out eventually, what then? Its all in context.
Also, other comments mention this will bring in new kernel developers. Well, thats right because I'll be working on some ideas very soon!
Thats why we have "make config"
Linux supports old XT harddrives but you don't see that bloating my running kernel. Although, the source is another story and I'm a big believer that source should be much more modular. Run the config and THEN download the source that you need.
...in our government. "Terrorism" is used as an excuse to let the government do anything they want. The problem is that we don't even know what terrorism is. It's just a type of war we don't like. What about when we fought for our freedom from the British? We fought indian style and they were appaled that we wouldn't face them in straight lines and bright colors. Anyone can go to war against anyone, whenever and however they like and we have to deal with it and not treat it as such a special case. Hell, 9/11 was nothing. We've killed alot more people than that.
This is why its always (usually) a good thing. At the least, the option for it.
Would it be possible to create a patch/module for Apache 2 that allows old modules ot be used?
Is the last season how it is going to end? With Critton floating alone above the Earth? Does it get rescued? go back to Muya? Fall, burning, into the Earth's atmosphere? Maybe, with his new control and understanding of wormholes, space, and time, he becomes a God!