I'm a bit curious about this test case. It says the TTL was changed TO 24 hours and then checked to see how long it took for results to propogate. What was the TTL set to for these entries before the change? If it was set to 2 weeks and was just queried before the change occured, there is no reason for the server to recheck just because it was changed to 24 hours.
The TTL should stay the same for a while and then try simply making a change without modifying any other configuration to avoid any other problems with this test.
Today's parents are always eager to let the government or some other standards group dictate what is right for their children. Web site blockers, movie/video game/tv ratings, schools teaching sex education. Letting the school try to invade extracurricular activities in an attempt to "safeguard" their children doesn't seem that out of place here.
FYI, somewhat amazingly, this camera also supports type I/II compactflash in addition to memory stick/memory stick pro. Be chained to proprietary media no more
The DVD linked is a [probably taiwanese] bootleg, as can be seen by the inclusion of mandarin audio, and some other asian subtitles that weren't included in the original. Sure it is cheaper, but why buy anime when you don't support the studio?
The nice thing about the japanese release is that they included english subtitles. Proper grammar even! (I have this dvd, but haven't watched it yet) You'll need a region 2 capable player though.
Once it makes its way into the US region 1 market, expect to see it for $30 or less.
I'm going to probably go into windows to watch a dvd (so i get working tv output... and my webserver happens to be my own machine..) so there is a new location for this mpeg version:
http://www.dqc.org/~mike/mike/parkwars320.mpg
Even though I believe that under our current system Napster should be held responsible (at least the way the napster system is right now), isn't it interesting that the line in the post says that the activities of Napsters' USERS do not come within terms of the statute. I didn't read the whole brief, but isn't it quite obvious that Napster users are violating the act?
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I'm a bit curious about this test case. It says the TTL was changed TO 24 hours and then checked to see how long it took for results to propogate. What was the TTL set to for these entries before the change? If it was set to 2 weeks and was just queried before the change occured, there is no reason for the server to recheck just because it was changed to 24 hours.
The TTL should stay the same for a while and then try simply making a change without modifying any other configuration to avoid any other problems with this test.
FYI, somewhat amazingly, this camera also supports type I/II compactflash in addition to memory stick/memory stick pro. Be chained to proprietary media no more
The nice thing about the japanese release is that they included english subtitles. Proper grammar even! (I have this dvd, but haven't watched it yet) You'll need a region 2 capable player though.
Once it makes its way into the US region 1 market, expect to see it for $30 or less.
I wonder how hard this would be to modify to use debian packages and dpkg instead of rpm. Anyone taken a look at the source?
here...
I'm going to probably go into windows to watch a dvd (so i get working tv output... and my webserver happens to be my own machine..) so there is a new location for this mpeg version:
http://www.dqc.org/~mike/mike/parkwars320.mpg
I just encoded an mpeg version available at:3 20.mpg (minus any spaces)
http://download.animedigita.com/parkwars/parkwars
It's 78megs right now...yeesh. MPEG-4 would be better.
Even though I believe that under our current system Napster should be held responsible (at least the way the napster system is right now), isn't it interesting that the line in the post says that the activities of Napsters' USERS do not come within terms of the statute. I didn't read the whole brief, but isn't it quite obvious that Napster users are violating the act?
And you thought Intel's p3 serial numbers were bad
Maybe we can give each human a DNA serial number for "better shopping security"