People love adrenaline. I'd think people pay more money for this drug then most others combined. Most of western cultures' pasttimes stimulate your body to produce adrenaline one way or another.
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but we're gonna start you out with this spork. Don't worry, in an ironic twist you won't be running into anything you and your spork can't handle.
I agree. Software company lawyers will start suing for that extra productivity. They'll argue that the stolen software acted as a loan, said companies wouldn't be pumping extra into the economy without having stolen from them first.
So even if Canadas 30 million each had two guns, they'd take on the US with 300 million people and a gun count which may be as high as 235 million privatly owned guns?
Hey, but people forget I think that Canada was one of the three countries to storm the beaches of Normandy.
I agree to an extent but someone who's going to exploit whats being patched can easily look at the patch and create their own roadmap, or at least a sketchy pirate map of what was wrong. Better to disclose the information in my opinion and let the naive suffer.
A tool is a tool I say. If you can wield it you can put your heart into it. Banging on the desk in tribal fashion or taking pen to paper and waving a wand in front of an orchestra - it's all expression. Electronic music is just a new tool for expression and it'll take awhile before more people embrace it as such.
I've been running a linux home entertainment box for a couple years now. I use SuSE ( I think I have Suse 9.3 on there now) and a matrox video card with TV out. My sound I run directly into my stereo system. I use mplayer mostly to play my videos and I still use mp3blaster to play my tunes. Although I have a wireless mouse n keyboard hooked up to it, it's a pain because I still need to get up and turn on the monitor because the text is too hard for me to read on my TV.
The computer I've been using recently for this task has kind of been overkill so I was happy to find today the Mvix Multimedia Player. As far as I know it runs linux. Just needs a harddrive installed and it's ready to run. I'm thinking of replacing my computer with it so I can use my computer for other tasks (I can always find something). Anyone heard of Mvix before?
is inherently evil or good. It's just a tool. A board with a nail through it can be the beginning of a house, or a deadly weapon. Based upon of course the hand that wields it.
"That board with the nail in it may have defeated us, but the humans won't stop there. they'll make bigger boards and bigger nails. soon they will make a board with a nail so big it will destroy them all!"
- Kodos & Kang
Microsoft is coming out with another version of it's popular XP operating system that is the most secure OS to date claims Balmer "What we've done is limited the operating system from booting up at all! This leaves the computer nearly 100% safe from malicious attacks" Users will have to buy the Boot-Up(tm) upgrade in order to use their system which is available in both stand alone and upgrade packages.
is to start voting agaisnt companies that screw over their market like this. Don't buy Sony. I've always found Sony to be in a favorable light, but this is just one huge bad call. Unless they recall all the CDs and replace them with clean CDs they will not fix this in my eyes.
Someone could photocopy every book in the library just like someone could 'download the internet' from google.
Somehow the publishers are afraid that people will download whole books on google instead of going to the library to read them? I think this is an invaluable tool, to be able to search for a phrase, and come across any mention of that phrase in the history of writing! This would only drive people to the library or bookstores. Nowing google they'll tie in froogle to link to where you could buy the books and if these publishers smartened up they could be the top froogle choices for offering their works online.
I think downloading a new graphic during the holidays is a small price to pay to be able to search through all of mans literature with a single click. And if Google does charge a price (you mean they want to make money?) and we think it's unfair, competition will arrive to balance it out. It's not like once google absorbs all the info that our libraries worldwide will explode and google will have a complete monopoly on information.
If publishers and authors have to spend all their time policing Google for works they have already written, it is hard to create more.
Do publishers and authors currently spend time policing libraries, making sure no one is making 10 cent copies of their work?
Any linux kernel. You use a linux kernel, it's linux, right? wrong? If my embedded device uses a linux kernel then it is using linux right? regardless of the user interface or anything else that it may or may not have.
I was just trying to say that there doesn't need to be any set GUI standards to calling something 'Linux'.
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People love adrenaline. I'd think people pay more money for this drug then most others combined. Most of western cultures' pasttimes stimulate your body to produce adrenaline one way or another.
but we're gonna start you out with this spork. Don't worry, in an ironic twist you won't be running into anything you and your spork can't handle.
meet the BFG9000
I agree. Software company lawyers will start suing for that extra productivity. They'll argue that the stolen software acted as a loan, said companies wouldn't be pumping extra into the economy without having stolen from them first.
the most important thing lost from the original 3.
We'll finally be able to dance to the Yub Nub song at the end of Jedi again
So even if Canadas 30 million each had two guns, they'd take on the US with 300 million people and a gun count which may be as high as 235 million privatly owned guns?
Hey, but people forget I think that Canada was one of the three countries to storm the beaches of Normandy.
is change.
I agree to an extent but someone who's going to exploit whats being patched can easily look at the patch and create their own roadmap, or at least a sketchy pirate map of what was wrong. Better to disclose the information in my opinion and let the naive suffer.
how redundant this is (as I haven't read any posts)
But the most useful program for windows is format.com
A tool is a tool I say. If you can wield it you can put your heart into it. Banging on the desk in tribal fashion or taking pen to paper and waving a wand in front of an orchestra - it's all expression. Electronic music is just a new tool for expression and it'll take awhile before more people embrace it as such.
we've never sent any probes to Uranus?
Are we afraid of the results?
PNAC is evil
EVIL!
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Does that include dupes?
somehow I doubt we'll ever see them stick a lit firework up their own ass or eat a snowcone flavored with their own piss
their IQ is at least a double digit number, which puts them many a step from jackass
I've been running a linux home entertainment box for a couple years now. I use SuSE ( I think I have Suse 9.3 on there now) and a matrox video card with TV out. My sound I run directly into my stereo system. I use mplayer mostly to play my videos and I still use mp3blaster to play my tunes. Although I have a wireless mouse n keyboard hooked up to it, it's a pain because I still need to get up and turn on the monitor because the text is too hard for me to read on my TV.
The computer I've been using recently for this task has kind of been overkill so I was happy to find today the Mvix Multimedia Player. As far as I know it runs linux. Just needs a harddrive installed and it's ready to run. I'm thinking of replacing my computer with it so I can use my computer for other tasks (I can always find something). Anyone heard of Mvix before?
I learned not to quit an IT job days before the bubble breaks.
is inherently evil or good. It's just a tool. A board with a nail through it can be the beginning of a house, or a deadly weapon. Based upon of course the hand that wields it.
"That board with the nail in it may have defeated us, but the humans won't stop there. they'll make bigger boards and bigger nails. soon they will make a board with a nail so big it will destroy them all!"
- Kodos & Kang
Microsoft is coming out with another version of it's popular XP operating system that is the most secure OS to date claims Balmer "What we've done is limited the operating system from booting up at all! This leaves the computer nearly 100% safe from malicious attacks" Users will have to buy the Boot-Up(tm) upgrade in order to use their system which is available in both stand alone and upgrade packages.
is to start voting agaisnt companies that screw over their market like this. Don't buy Sony. I've always found Sony to be in a favorable light, but this is just one huge bad call. Unless they recall all the CDs and replace them with clean CDs they will not fix this in my eyes.
already in the private sector?
I know they recieve my taxes, maybe im ignorant, are they an association? or a department of government?
Why not ask yourself, what have other (read Microsoft) OS vendors done in the last 6 years? .... kindergarten themed GUIs on top an old NT kernel ...
Thats the only thing I can think of.
Was Philips just not worth mentioning in the title? Or too hard to spell correctly compared to the other two?
Google is the library in this scenario.
Someone could photocopy every book in the library just like someone could 'download the internet' from google.
Somehow the publishers are afraid that people will download whole books on google instead of going to the library to read them? I think this is an invaluable tool, to be able to search for a phrase, and come across any mention of that phrase in the history of writing! This would only drive people to the library or bookstores. Nowing google they'll tie in froogle to link to where you could buy the books and if these publishers smartened up they could be the top froogle choices for offering their works online.
I think downloading a new graphic during the holidays is a small price to pay to be able to search through all of mans literature with a single click. And if Google does charge a price (you mean they want to make money?) and we think it's unfair, competition will arrive to balance it out. It's not like once google absorbs all the info that our libraries worldwide will explode and google will have a complete monopoly on information.
If publishers and authors have to spend all their time policing Google for works they have already written, it is hard to create more.
Do publishers and authors currently spend time policing libraries, making sure no one is making 10 cent copies of their work?
Any linux kernel. You use a linux kernel, it's linux, right? wrong? If my embedded device uses a linux kernel then it is using linux right? regardless of the user interface or anything else that it may or may not have.
I was just trying to say that there doesn't need to be any set GUI standards to calling something 'Linux'.