Nope. Not a troll. Try it at home! Perhaps a moderator or two might try it, too. You will save money, unless you are using your computers to heat your house, perhaps.
Your environment will stay cooler when driving the power supply at the higher voltage. Air conditioning requirments will be reduced, and the components will run quieter and possibly even last longer.
Is easy if you live in the US. Just run all your components at 220. You might need to get an electrician to set it up for you, but it's got to be worth it in the long run. The components will run cooler as well. Most powersupplies take variable voltage nowadays.
I wouldn't mind paying some amount of money to pre-register a domain which I expected to expire for some reason. But such a scheme would be dependent upon Verisign to keep my interest confidential from the current owner.
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And waiting for. In long lines... with suitable body armor and urban warfare armaments to fight off the hordes at Wherehouse on the day they ship.
Soon CPU fans will require a separate hole in the opposite side of the case. Mounting one will require at least two spare chips, or replaceable cores, since I'll inevitably drop the fan on the core at least once during the mounting process.
Virtual subnets for game players between and among campuses, caching proxy servers like squid, and some limited port-blocking based on protocol, as well as content blocking in the proxy could help, could it not?
Presumably, no school likes to block (ports or content) but perhaps it can be done sensibly, in coordination with other measures. Do the schools want to promote fast mp3 downloads, or fast course registration?
Astonishingly good rhetoric for/.. I was moved and shaken. (damn near considered registering to vote, in the passion of the moment) Depressing, yet carefully invoking my desparate urge to go out on the streets and evangelize Linux and open crypto one more time before it's too late.
OB Hardware Q: What good would a Linux BIOS do? Could someone write/draw one in the linux community? Would it enhance the Linux capabilities, perhaps even encouraging a unified GUI? Just perhaps to make one last, desparate attempt to compete with the dragon on it's own terms before it swallows the world?
One wonders if the indians have always understood this. Some northern Arizona/NM tribes have used the various shades of turquoise as money and adornment, as well as in religious and artistic creations for a long time. In fact, they consider themselves to be turquoise (not red), according to an article I found.
The paragraph with which he is charged does not specify computers only, but any data or computer. Any protection on data which is broken for the purpose of gaining un-approved (uberettighet) access to the data might cover the usage of DeCSS, although not necessarily the development or distribution of DeCSS, imho.
It is my understanding that the court ruled against the attempt to prosecute pirating of TV signals because the signal is not specifically data.
Good advice, but a bit of clarification if you please. Are you saying that I should wake up before or after I fall off of the cliff? Since I dont have a REM monitor, a distinct point in dream time would be helpful.
Ix simply gives them justification. Europeans refer to their handheld phones as "mobile", as opposed to "cell". Any site with mobile in the name is bound to have some contention, no matter how frivolous.
Most of the topics he discusses have been covered in depth and ad nauseum here. Write your representatives to express your well-informed dissent, and encrypt everything to express your liberty.
Insulting Her Honor thusly, even in jest, right now is probably a bad idea coming from this board. Alot of your hopes and hard work seem to me to ride on this ladies decision.
Therefore, I predict eventual flamebait status for this article, although in initial reaction period it will maintain it's funny status. To draw in a particular crowd. There will be a number of reasonable (and otherwise) replies to this funny satire, which will all be lost down at 2 or 1 eventually. And yes, it is pretty damned hilarious.
And Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee will question Charles James, the U.S. antitrust chief, over the decision to move ahead with the controversial Justice Department settlement rather than continue to pursue it in court.
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The real conspiracy lies in the fact that all must have a bank account now, to live and work.
Nope. Not a troll. Try it at home! Perhaps a moderator or two might try it, too. You will save money, unless you are using your computers to heat your house, perhaps.
Is easy if you live in the US. Just run all your components at 220. You might need to get an electrician to set it up for you, but it's got to be worth it in the long run. The components will run cooler as well. Most powersupplies take variable voltage nowadays.
I wouldn't mind paying some amount of money to pre-register a domain which I expected to expire for some reason. But such a scheme would be dependent upon Verisign to keep my interest confidential from the current owner.
And waiting for. In long lines... with suitable body armor and urban warfare armaments to fight off the hordes at Wherehouse on the day they ship.
At what point do we know the answer before we ask the question?
Soon CPU fans will require a separate hole in the opposite side of the case. Mounting one will require at least two spare chips, or replaceable cores, since I'll inevitably drop the fan on the core at least once during the mounting process.
Presumably, no school likes to block (ports or content) but perhaps it can be done sensibly, in coordination with other measures. Do the schools want to promote fast mp3 downloads, or fast course registration?
OB Hardware Q: What good would a Linux BIOS do? Could someone write/draw one in the linux community? Would it enhance the Linux capabilities, perhaps even encouraging a unified GUI? Just perhaps to make one last, desparate attempt to compete with the dragon on it's own terms before it swallows the world?
One wonders if the indians have always understood this. Some northern Arizona/NM tribes have used the various shades of turquoise as money and adornment, as well as in religious and artistic creations for a long time. In fact, they consider themselves to be turquoise (not red), according to an article I found.
It is my understanding that the court ruled against the attempt to prosecute pirating of TV signals because the signal is not specifically data.
1 pixel = 1/2 light year
Good advice, but a bit of clarification if you please. Are you saying that I should wake up before or after I fall off of the cliff? Since I dont have a REM monitor, a distinct point in dream time would be helpful.
Ix simply gives them justification. Europeans refer to their handheld phones as "mobile", as opposed to "cell". Any site with mobile in the name is bound to have some contention, no matter how frivolous.
But I may have to quit my second job as a toothpaste cap technician at night.
Most of the topics he discusses have been covered in depth and ad nauseum here. Write your representatives to express your well-informed dissent, and encrypt everything to express your liberty.
Well, sigh, we gave it a shot, eh Hemos? That lady-astronaut sounded really amazed tho, you gotta admit.
This is ridiculous. Next it'll be hungry hungry hippos because it promotes bad table manners.
Having been postponed or negated several times now, should we call Moore's law a postulation at best?
off-topic? Didn't anyone read the canned-meat thing?
Now you can get it smoke-flavored or in a lovely spread.
Insulting Her Honor thusly, even in jest, right now is probably a bad idea coming from this board. Alot of your hopes and hard work seem to me to ride on this ladies decision.
Therefore, I predict eventual flamebait status for this article, although in initial reaction period it will maintain it's funny status. To draw in a particular crowd. There will be a number of reasonable (and otherwise) replies to this funny satire, which will all be lost down at 2 or 1 eventually. And yes, it is pretty damned hilarious.
Can such a thing work with uniformly distributed moderation? Shall we send them highest moderated?
Or... the most reasonable?
Better to write it yourself, or get some lawlerly help.
I long for the days of a proper senate grilling.