TF was good, but I try not to watch the original cartoons anymore (I've got some in Real) because the cartoon seem simple by today's standard(been watching too much Gargolyes, Batman etc...)
Beasts Wars and BeastMachines was absolutely fantastic in plot content. Unfortunately the series has ended, with Megatron being.............
The sight of everybody whipping out their handphone and chatting in public can be quite.... unnerving/irritating at times(especially when they start yelling!)
I quite agree, there is no use teaching the kids to program without them knowing what to do with it. I hated my computer lessons the had to take( School's requirement, MS BASIC in '87), I chucked the notes aside and it was only a year later that I read a games programming book and realized that I could write games in BASIC. That was what really got me programming: my imagination and a need to create a game. From there onward I did my own exploration.
Any language that can be used to write games ought to do. And no... don't teach 'em COBOL! :)
How possible is it to compromise the appliance? Sorry, I'm just terribly curious, since I'm trying to build an appliance for kicks( and for use in my company).
>I *still* don't understand the user profile >support in the Linux version - surely linux >doesn't need it, since linux is a true multiuser >system anyway?
Well, I have a set of dial in accounts from different providers, and all of them need their own set of proxy servers, POP3/SMTP to connect to. Profile support in this case would be pretty relevant. I hate to muck with the preference.js or log in and out of the system every time I use a different account.
I was testing the Win32 Netscape Communicator under WINE the few days ago and a netstat revealed a connection to Aureate networks @ port 1975. This connection never appeared under Netstat in Windows. I realised that this is a trojan horse installed by Go!zilla and would launch whenever the browser is being run.
Now I read about NetDemon tracking URLs and stuff like that. It really makes you worry about downloading 'free beer' programs from the net. Companies usually want something out of you for using 'free' stuff. I guess I stick with open source programs from now on. More assurance of privacy and security.
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I thought the only physics formula she knew was:
"Hit me baby one more time!"
?
Hmm...
Space Elevator Under Repair.
Please Use the Stairs.
Thank You.
The Management.
Hi, can you tell me how to overclock a black hole computer?
TF was good, but I try not to watch the original cartoons anymore (I've got some in Real) because the cartoon seem simple by today's standard(been watching too much Gargolyes, Batman etc...)
Beasts Wars and BeastMachines was absolutely fantastic in plot content. Unfortunately the series has ended, with Megatron being.............
:)
It's called X-Sponge right? It's a VB program.
I think spoofing can be enabled at compile time using configure, I'm not sure if it is enabled in the RPMs.
I haven't tried that feature since installing 0.85, it was in 0.71 though.
My email addy is
:)
To make it worse, you can't ban yourself. Those spammers are sure getting nasty, but it looks like they've lost their objective of spamming.
For a moment I thought the source of Moon Power was Green Cheese.
Imagine a use for uh.... cosmetic enhancements!
:)
Quite agree, after programming C with Win32 for quite some time, I found that the switch to Linux was quite refreshing.
I could actually concentrate on working on my program logic rather than to struggle with my code.
I don't have to cope with strange API calls with 10+ parameters or the countless types of MS defined variables anymore. Yay!
kimchi.. wtf was that stuff anywayS? I know it was rotten/aged cabbage and something really spicey... i tried not to ask what else it was..
Think of it as very heavily flavoured, fermented cabbage. It isn't that bad as you think. Just a little hot.
The sight of everybody whipping out their handphone and chatting in public can be quite.... unnerving/irritating at times(especially when they start yelling!)
Dance Revolution?
Uh-ho... I still can hear that blasted 'Butterfly' song playing in my head from countless hours of playing SF3Z, while being next to one.
But IE has no option to stop those darn Java ads, and I think 'Punch the Monkey' is one of them!
#$@$#%$#@!!
if John Woo is going to use that hero flying sideways-with-both-handgun-firing-unlimited-ammo scene...
I quite agree, there is no use teaching the kids to program without them knowing what to do with it. I hated my computer lessons the had to take( School's requirement, MS BASIC in '87), I chucked the notes aside and it was only a year later that I read a games programming book and realized that I could write games in BASIC. That was what really got me programming: my imagination and a need to create a game. From there onward I did my own exploration.
Any language that can be used to write games ought to do. And no... don't teach 'em COBOL!
:)
How possible is it to compromise the appliance? Sorry, I'm just terribly curious, since I'm trying to build an appliance for kicks( and for use in my company).
>I *still* don't understand the user profile >support in the Linux version - surely linux >doesn't need it, since linux is a true multiuser >system anyway?
Well, I have a set of dial in accounts from different providers, and all of them need their own set of proxy servers, POP3/SMTP to connect to. Profile support in this case would be pretty relevant. I hate to muck with the preference.js or log in and out of the system every time I use a different account.
Agreed, the autocompletion, back and forward history and support for the wheel mice makes much better than Netscape Communicator.
Thanks guys.
I was testing the Win32 Netscape Communicator under WINE the few days ago and a netstat revealed a connection to Aureate networks @ port 1975. This connection never appeared under Netstat in Windows. I realised that this is a trojan horse installed by Go!zilla and would launch whenever the browser is being run.
Now I read about NetDemon tracking URLs and stuff like that. It really makes you worry about downloading 'free beer' programs from the net. Companies usually want something out of you for using 'free' stuff. I guess I stick with open source programs from now on. More assurance of privacy and security.
There is a CLI command completion function in NT btw HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Command Processor/Completion Char Set it to 9 for TAB
Well just a note. That method won't work if you are forced to connect through a non transparent http proxy.
>I will NOT buy any encrypted DVD products,
Agreed. Perhaps the logical thing now would be to boycotts these DVDs and to publicize the issue, and to state explicitly the problems with the
issue.
A short paragraph or link on our webpage would do nicely to address the issues, among other ways.
I've got the same crash symptom as yours. Only that mine is a Redhat 6.1. It's also a K6-2 350 btw, make that 2 k6-350s(I have two of those machines.
Went away once I upgraded to to 2.2.14.
It may not be the distribution's fault.