...and you watch a video of another minor stripping, that's a felony? But if that same minor watches the other consensually strip for him in person that's legal? This boggles the mind: an analog copy - illegal, the real act - legal.
What if a minor records themself masturbating, are they then guilty of possessing child porn? What if they then watch the video of themselves as adults, are they guilty of viewing child porn? Is it possible to commit a crime against oneself?
...yes you must have a landline active to get DSL. At current, this is the rule, not the exception. In addition to having to pay for a landline, most DSL carriers require you to 1) sign a contract, and 2) buy the modem (either from them or bring your own). Msot even charge you to install it as well. And DSL prices are high as well.
For the most the cable guys will 1) install it free, 2) not require you to sign a contract, 3) not require you to get TV cable, and 4) provide the modem free for use (you give it back when you cancel). The is the RULE, not the exception (there are some areas that operate DSL-like, but they are rare).
I got caught with a trojan while using Firefox with popup blocking enabled. I had switched to Firefox to prevent this exact occurence, and yet I still got nailed, even with a hardware firewall installed. Firefox is certainly not the 100% foolproof panacea most are touting it to be. Every day I'll get at least one popup (which doesn't get blocked) that has to be shut down via task manager and not clicked on for fear of it having a booby trapped 'close button' that really installs something.
...if you become a quadrplegic due to being in an accident with a car. So what if the auto operator is automatically presumed to be at fault, that's cold comfort when you have to fed like a baby because you can no longer take care of yourself.
You mean these people have somehow found a way of not having to use electricity to operate electrical-mechanical devices? Is there some hidden potential energy in a disk of Red Hat? Should AnandTech be doing a review to see which distro has the best energy loss ratio?
If it has guns, power-ups, no cockpit view, missles, no damage, "Type-R" customization, a character from a Nintendo game in it, draft meters, or anything like this, it's best to stay away from it.
Having said that, for GT type racing, you will want to check out the upcoming GTR by SimBin (demo available). Or try to find a copy of EA's F1 Challenge 99-02 and try out some of the GT mods available for it. Even F1 2002 will be good. Papyrus' NASCAR Racing 2003 is also a good candidae if you want to run some generic road physics with the "T/A" mods from The US Pits or Project Wildfire (both available at The US Pits).
The first time happened when I got a trojan after getting caught in a porn spin cycle (joke all you want, I don't care). And yes, I was using Firefox, not IE. Anyway I thought I had eradicated all traces of it until one day that my modem's power light is flashing. I call to see what's up, and they let me know that my comp was sending out spam, and to fix it, and it will be reset. After a reformat and informing them, I was back on.
The second time was four days ago. I have a mailing list of about 800 sim racers who like to receive info on my league yearly, so I sent out mass bcc mails in batches of 100 (I think RR's mail limit is about 120). Well about four hours after this, I needed to send a mail to someone, and I get back an error message upon sending. I look it up at RR's help site and it denoted that my SMTP mailing privileges were suspended for the day for possible spam activity (regular surfing was not suspended).
What a breakthrough! And all these years I'd been thinking, "if someone could just come up with a way to deliver content that didn't require my TV to be tethered to a cable, they'd make millions!" Can you imagine the possibilites? One could take a small portable TV, plug it into a power connection, turn it on and start watching! Heck you could watch it in the middle of nowhere, and no longer depend on your local cable company for programming. Why didn't they think of this sooner?
Is there anyway to set up files where the server is a "native" seed (for lack of a better term) and doesn't require it to act like a client and have BT seeding others? I haven't been able to find any info on setting BT up like this. Or can it even be done?
And I'm not talking about those with prepaid minutes. There are some companies that offer flat rate, unlimited local calling, just like a land line, except wireless, and with no contracts. One such company is Cricket, in Memphis. $32 a month gets you the service after buying the phone at any Cricket store, or even Best Buy. Yeah, the activation CSR asks for a SSN, but it's very easy to give them a fake one (which is what I did), as well as giving them other fake info. You can pay in cash the month's service at any Cricket store, or even these Cash Advance places that are in cahoots with them.
It'll go right next to my eventual copies of World Sports Cars and Skip Barber Racing!
Actually the Motorsims site moved, and then they simply faded away in some sort. That T/A game is no longer. I was really looking forward to that game, until I saw some of their rare screenshots. Absolute junk, even for the time (1999).
Let's hope GTR is as good as it's current hype. I certainly don't see RL coming out before Duke Nukem.
I have a RSC account (I think my handle is TexasFury or Randy G, don't remember), but since I don't play GPL, I don't really visit much. I'm a fan of Papyrus' NASCAR games, and my spare time is spent painting cars for an upcoming 1988 mod for NR2003.
I defy you to find this show on P2P.
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COP ROCK
Yes, Cop Rock, a show where the characters would break out into song at key moments. I believe only five episodes were shown before the show was fed to the shark. In fact, this show's concept was so bad it jumped before one single line of script was written. I seriously don't know what Bochco was thinking, as well as the execs who green-lighted this. What piece of blackmail did Bochco have on them to get this aired?
Anyway, if you can find some video of this (as well as Mexican wrestling movies from the 70s), you would be the king of Googling.
Today we salute YOU, Mr. Super Wizard Windows Reinstaller.
Only YOU can fully appreciate the difficulty of running a format c: command, while swilling a room temperature can of Red Bull.
"Hey this stuff is hard now!"
While NASA is too preoccupied with things like farway rovers, you take your vocational tech school fueled arrogance directly to the place where it will make the absolute least possible impact: A Slashdot discussion thread.
"Loggin' on now!"
Your unique eye for obviousness allows you to sling turds of obtuseness every which way, and then brag about how you were RIGHT as soon as one of your pronouncements hit true - regardless of how many times you were wrong before.
"See I told you sooooooo!!"
And if some idiot rocket scientist has the unmitigated gall to not bow down to your obvious Geniusdom, you unleash your fury down upon him with all the tenacity and mercilessness of a rabid pit bull with a tender buttock locked in its jaws.
"Total anonymity!"
So keep clicking away, oh Marauder of the Mousepad. Because when the results you so desire finally come about years from now, you can say it was because YOU demanded it."
"How come they haven't fired that dumbass head of NASA yet yet?"
(Bud Light Beer, Anheuser Busch, St. Louis Missouri.)
These people could have just watched the intro cinematic in this game, they would have known where to look. I'm sure Angeline Jolie wouldn't mind taking them out to the site.
I play racing simulations, and 30fps is the MINIMUM we need, else it gets real choppy, and choppiness isn't what you want when you're trying to make a pass on a tough opponent that's literally inches away, especially when spining out is not an option. Couple this with possible latency on the other driver's part, and it starts adding up. When a wreck does occur, that's when the fps usually go down since the CPU is now going into overdrive doing heavy calculations. Trying to get through someone else's wreck, or trying to save your car in a spinout, 10fps isn't gonna cut it at that point.
So one needs a buffer of extra fps. 60fps is usually good, as it gives a nice cushion for when the fps draining wrecks occur.
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...and you watch a video of another minor stripping, that's a felony? But if that same minor watches the other consensually strip for him in person that's legal? This boggles the mind: an analog copy - illegal, the real act - legal.
What if a minor records themself masturbating, are they then guilty of possessing child porn? What if they then watch the video of themselves as adults, are they guilty of viewing child porn? Is it possible to commit a crime against oneself?
...yes you must have a landline active to get DSL. At current, this is the rule, not the exception. In addition to having to pay for a landline, most DSL carriers require you to 1) sign a contract, and 2) buy the modem (either from them or bring your own). Msot even charge you to install it as well. And DSL prices are high as well.
For the most the cable guys will 1) install it free, 2) not require you to sign a contract, 3) not require you to get TV cable, and 4) provide the modem free for use (you give it back when you cancel). The is the RULE, not the exception (there are some areas that operate DSL-like, but they are rare).
I got caught with a trojan while using Firefox with popup blocking enabled. I had switched to Firefox to prevent this exact occurence, and yet I still got nailed, even with a hardware firewall installed. Firefox is certainly not the 100% foolproof panacea most are touting it to be. Every day I'll get at least one popup (which doesn't get blocked) that has to be shut down via task manager and not clicked on for fear of it having a booby trapped 'close button' that really installs something.
...he would prefer that the Net be called by it's proper name, Skynet.
Absolutely wretched.
They are a nationality.
...if you become a quadrplegic due to being in an accident with a car. So what if the auto operator is automatically presumed to be at fault, that's cold comfort when you have to fed like a baby because you can no longer take care of yourself.
You mean these people have somehow found a way of not having to use electricity to operate electrical-mechanical devices? Is there some hidden potential energy in a disk of Red Hat? Should AnandTech be doing a review to see which distro has the best energy loss ratio?
If it has guns, power-ups, no cockpit view, missles, no damage, "Type-R" customization, a character from a Nintendo game in it, draft meters, or anything like this, it's best to stay away from it.
Having said that, for GT type racing, you will want to check out the upcoming GTR by SimBin (demo available). Or try to find a copy of EA's F1 Challenge 99-02 and try out some of the GT mods available for it. Even F1 2002 will be good. Papyrus' NASCAR Racing 2003 is also a good candidae if you want to run some generic road physics with the "T/A" mods from The US Pits or Project Wildfire (both available at The US Pits).
Enjoy wearing that paper hat.
I've seen this done to my account TWICE already.
The first time happened when I got a trojan after getting caught in a porn spin cycle (joke all you want, I don't care). And yes, I was using Firefox, not IE. Anyway I thought I had eradicated all traces of it until one day that my modem's power light is flashing. I call to see what's up, and they let me know that my comp was sending out spam, and to fix it, and it will be reset. After a reformat and informing them, I was back on.
The second time was four days ago. I have a mailing list of about 800 sim racers who like to receive info on my league yearly, so I sent out mass bcc mails in batches of 100 (I think RR's mail limit is about 120). Well about four hours after this, I needed to send a mail to someone, and I get back an error message upon sending. I look it up at RR's help site and it denoted that my SMTP mailing privileges were suspended for the day for possible spam activity (regular surfing was not suspended).
What a breakthrough! And all these years I'd been thinking, "if someone could just come up with a way to deliver content that didn't require my TV to be tethered to a cable, they'd make millions!" Can you imagine the possibilites? One could take a small portable TV, plug it into a power connection, turn it on and start watching! Heck you could watch it in the middle of nowhere, and no longer depend on your local cable company for programming. Why didn't they think of this sooner?
I've been able to log on maybe about 4 times in the last 3 months. They're always down for maintenance, or some bug pops up.
Is there anyway to set up files where the server is a "native" seed (for lack of a better term) and doesn't require it to act like a client and have BT seeding others? I haven't been able to find any info on setting BT up like this. Or can it even be done?
I thought I was the only one who frequented Slashdot. I'm Randy G (nascarnet, Aero88).
England has now become the USA.
And I'm not talking about those with prepaid minutes. There are some companies that offer flat rate, unlimited local calling, just like a land line, except wireless, and with no contracts. One such company is Cricket, in Memphis. $32 a month gets you the service after buying the phone at any Cricket store, or even Best Buy. Yeah, the activation CSR asks for a SSN, but it's very easy to give them a fake one (which is what I did), as well as giving them other fake info. You can pay in cash the month's service at any Cricket store, or even these Cash Advance places that are in cahoots with them.
A collection of parts that will emulate an X-Box for less than the price of the X-Box. I call bullshit here. Show me your breakdown.
It'll go right next to my eventual copies of World Sports Cars and Skip Barber Racing!
Actually the Motorsims site moved, and then they simply faded away in some sort. That T/A game is no longer. I was really looking forward to that game, until I saw some of their rare screenshots. Absolute junk, even for the time (1999).
Let's hope GTR is as good as it's current hype. I certainly don't see RL coming out before Duke Nukem.
I have a RSC account (I think my handle is TexasFury or Randy G, don't remember), but since I don't play GPL, I don't really visit much. I'm a fan of Papyrus' NASCAR games, and my spare time is spent painting cars for an upcoming 1988 mod for NR2003.
COP ROCK
Yes, Cop Rock, a show where the characters would break out into song at key moments. I believe only five episodes were shown before the show was fed to the shark. In fact, this show's concept was so bad it jumped before one single line of script was written. I seriously don't know what Bochco was thinking, as well as the execs who green-lighted this. What piece of blackmail did Bochco have on them to get this aired?
Anyway, if you can find some video of this (as well as Mexican wrestling movies from the 70s), you would be the king of Googling.
SCHWEET!!!!
Today we salute YOU, Mr. Super Wizard Windows Reinstaller.
Only YOU can fully appreciate the difficulty of running a format c: command, while swilling a room temperature can of Red Bull.
"Hey this stuff is hard now!"
While NASA is too preoccupied with things like farway rovers, you take your vocational tech school fueled arrogance directly to the place where it will make the absolute least possible impact: A Slashdot discussion thread.
"Loggin' on now!"
Your unique eye for obviousness allows you to sling turds of obtuseness every which way, and then brag about how you were RIGHT as soon as one of your pronouncements hit true - regardless of how many times you were wrong before.
"See I told you sooooooo!!"
And if some idiot rocket scientist has the unmitigated gall to not bow down to your obvious Geniusdom, you unleash your fury down upon him with all the tenacity and mercilessness of a rabid pit bull with a tender buttock locked in its jaws.
"Total anonymity!"
So keep clicking away, oh Marauder of the Mousepad. Because when the results you so desire finally come about years from now, you can say it was because YOU demanded it."
"How come they haven't fired that dumbass head of NASA yet yet?"
(Bud Light Beer, Anheuser Busch, St. Louis Missouri.)
These people could have just watched the intro cinematic in this game, they would have known where to look. I'm sure Angeline Jolie wouldn't mind taking them out to the site.
Tomb Raider series
Thief
Max Payne
Prince of Persia
007: Nightfire
Keyboards are hell with these type of games.
I play racing simulations, and 30fps is the MINIMUM we need, else it gets real choppy, and choppiness isn't what you want when you're trying to make a pass on a tough opponent that's literally inches away, especially when spining out is not an option. Couple this with possible latency on the other driver's part, and it starts adding up. When a wreck does occur, that's when the fps usually go down since the CPU is now going into overdrive doing heavy calculations. Trying to get through someone else's wreck, or trying to save your car in a spinout, 10fps isn't gonna cut it at that point.
So one needs a buffer of extra fps. 60fps is usually good, as it gives a nice cushion for when the fps draining wrecks occur.