You know how you can transverse directory in almost every shell in Linux and Unix by using tab? Well in Windows XP (And maybe others) you can do this too.
However, you have to use cmd.exe and not command.com, and you can happly cd \wi\sys\inf\\\\\ This gets me by.. for now.
I myself LOVED the guyver movies, they were awesome. The sounds affects were great (That meyowing buzzing noise when the evil guys would attack things).
Sure it wasn't the best acting in the world, but it was entertaining and had a semi decent plot behind it.
Now I'd love to see Dragon Ball Z on film just to see what they could try to do to make it look like the show in any way. Would goko seam as strong as he does on the TV show, who bulma dress in that sexy anime outfit, would they cast simular actors for Goku Gohan, Goten? Would this be in an alternate universe ala Highlander 4, or would they create a "after cell, before majin boo" type deal.
Anyone with more information, post it! I'm more than interested about this.
Origional Comment here Re:Some context is necessary (Score:1) by g00z on 4:58 Tuesday 12 March 2002 (#3147848) (User #81380 Info | http://www.circleofthunder.com/) First -- MOD THIS PARENT UP
Holy crap! Excuse me for being a doubting thomas, but can you point to some evidence about the $0.21 tax on CD-R (Data - not audio). If your right about that, I think I might seek out a lawyer and try to sue the RIAA. I'm not kidding at all.
See, as an indipendent musician, I press my songs to CD-R's that I sell at shows I play, online, and through mail order. Now, I've known about the whole CD-R Audio scam for a while, and that's why I've never purchesed a CD writter that requires one of these taxed CD-R Audio discs. I mean, common! Why should the RIAA, who are by all means my main competitor, get any cut of the money I make off of selling my music? What kind of mafia extortion bullshit is this? But if it's true that regular CD-R's (data) are "taxed" as well, I think the RIAA owes me *ALOT* of money.
Once again, I'm not kidding. Are you an indie musician too, who is using CD-R's as your sales medium? Sue the RIAA. Talk about an abusive monopoly -- this should be the definition in Websters.
Come to think of it, this should piss off more than just musicians. How many companies back up server data (or whatever) onto CD-R? Should record labels get a cut of the money you spend on CD-R's, even though it's used for data?
So, anybody got any links/etc to back up this claim? I think it's time to try to rape the RIAA for some money for a change. Turn the tables, so to speak.
-- "The Wright brothers were the first to fly with a heavier-than-air machine, but boy did they have a lousy plane"
Actually I owe SuSE big time, they were the ones who developed (Precision Insight) the XF server for my ATI Rage 128 card, which first allowed me to use X windows (And therefor justify ditching my other desktopOS for a few months) and basicly threw me back into the world of Linux. Few days after I switched to slack with my new found knowledge and used that X server from their site. I suspose a few others out there used SuSE for this same reason, but soon after left beacuse of the lack of control.
I'm sure thats what Mandrake users think "Where would I be without mandrake!", too bad they also ask "how can I delete linux and run win2k"
Why wouldn't you donate to KDE/Gnome directly? Heck, I think buying corporate development licenses from qt (kde) and donating GTK (Gnome!) would be a better alternative.
I just don't see anything that mandrake has done for the community, people should donate money for kernel.org's bandwidth, osdn, but Mandrake? What about redhat (which mandrake was earlier based from, "redhat with kde" as some say).
This is probably going to come off as another Troll moderation, I'm speaking my mind of how I feel, and why I am not going to donate money to Mandrake.
What has Mandrake gave to me? What has Mandrake gave to the community?
I don't mean to seam selfish here, but why should we donate to this company when there are many other ones that could use our support, eg: http://www.eff.org/support/
What reason is there for me to donate? More people for me to answer questions for on how to "hlp nstal aol" and "does asp run on linux"
I know I'm coming off a little bithcy, but bare with me. I'm sure a lot of you feel the same way here.
I'm looking to build a small embedded application (basicly a remote control car), I sure know there are better things to use, however I want to be able to use the parts for other projects.
Where would the best place to look for such devices?
operating systems not including uptime? whats this $ticks command in mIRC that all the script kiddys use? and the ticks api? I'm confused, really confused.
Is it possible for you to clear this up for me? I've read the faq and it seams it's netcrafts problem.
Yes, this comment was very interesting, he forgot to leave out the part of it taking months and months of planning and working just to get the right chocobo and to actually find the place on the map.
voice dialing "dial mavis" "dial nine oh five three seven four, three two five eight"
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This is kind of off topic, in the on topic kind of way. These articles make you want to be more than you can be, just like October Sky does. It's a great movie that should be shown to young teenagers to forge their mind the same way the main character does.
If you wrote an emulator, and proceeded to write software for that emulator, would you not be writing software for that emulated system?
If you wrote software for a PC, running Linux would you be writing software for Windows if it happened to compile? (Or was ran under a Virtual Machine).
If you write software for the PS2, using the Linux enviroment and the EE chip, would you not be writing software for the PS2?
I do believe they have hard coded something into the linux system to deny reading of CD-R releated discs, I offer this assumption because of these following lines of text I have read at the faq (Need to kill time for post thingy limiter in alotted minutes, you know?):
Can I play CD audio discs using Linux (for PlayStation 2)?
No. The system is only able to read PlayStation and PlayStation 2 CD-ROM and DVD-ROM discs. You may play audio CDs by first shutting down Linux and resetting the console with the audio CD in the drive.
Now I don't own a PS2, but since it says in the FAQ that Audio cds, can infact be read and played (And I must say, the PS1 games can still be played) It is physicaly possible for you to read normal cds (re: not dvds). With this understood I do sustain that you will be able to read CD's and CD-R's under linux with modifyed/hacked (illegaly or legal) versions of said software provided by Sony.
However, I may be completly wrong and have no clue what I am talking about so I offer anyone to clear this up for me.
2.2.18 was released how long ago? now compare that "how long ago" to the release date of the japanese ps2 kit, now take that date, times it by two point 6, then take away approximitly 2% of that answer and now you have the time when they finished the work on porting PS2 to linux. To get the start date, simply times everything by 2 and add 4 years onto that.
I agree, one of the reasons I shoot my girlfriend don when she tries to plug the "accompli" is the lack of palm OS (Full sized screen too). I might as well get a Palm 705 (449$). That seams a better deal for me, but the all time killer: The Handspring Treo! If I put these two up for the battle against eachother, I can't see why I would want this Accompli thing. After all the accompli is 649$! (Without service plan). I'm kinda hooked on this service plan here for the Treo, too bad I have to wait a bit for it to be available in Canada (A week or few?).
"If Microsoft hadn't done it, some other "nasty corporation" would have."
Really? You mean if someone else besides Henry Ford would of invented the car, there might of only been one line of automobiles?
Or Maybe if Thomas Edison didn't invent the lightbulb, somebody else would of. And maybe we would have to pay for the right to use lightbulbs in our house?
Would we have to pay a fee to somebody if we used a sun to gather energy for our solar powered calculators, if benny didn't discover electricity?
Would I hate to pay to delete a operating system off a computer I buy? Oh I do.
Honestly, I understand where your coming from. And until last night I had a complete "awe" of this, "how the heck can they say that.". Then I read something about IE's rendering capabilitys, and how they use it within Internet Explorer, and how the new Add/Remove programs dialog uses it to display the contents and organize it. Then I suddenly got wift of why they argue. I guess just because they use HTML as a standard to display documents within the operating system means they can't remove IE. This works in theroy, but I am sure they could of picked a better standard (CSS?) to display pretty objects. With this said, I do believe it is possible to remove the HTML rendering abilitys completly, however, the cost would be the Ugly-Pretty App/Remove programs dialog. and maybe something else I do not use. (The help file!?) I guess another thing could be the contex menus, however I always thought those were tied into Microsoft Office. It's a toss up as to understand why they seam to think it's impossible to remove it. Hire me, I will do it.
Tt's already been done. Me and my brother did it in our spare time, I'd take a picture of it but all the ones I take don't turn out. they kinda look like theres this ugly man living in my machine.
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This is more of a hint than a full fledged tcsh.
You know how you can transverse directory in almost every shell in Linux and Unix by using tab?
Well in Windows XP (And maybe others) you can do this too.
However, you have to use cmd.exe and not command.com, and you can happly cd \wi\sys\inf\\\\\
This gets me by.. for now.
I myself LOVED the guyver movies, they were awesome. The sounds affects were great (That meyowing buzzing noise when the evil guys would attack things).
Sure it wasn't the best acting in the world, but it was entertaining and had a semi decent plot behind it.
Now I'd love to see Dragon Ball Z on film just to see what they could try to do to make it look like the show in any way. Would goko seam as strong as he does on the TV show, who bulma dress in that sexy anime outfit, would they cast simular actors for Goku Gohan, Goten? Would this be in an alternate universe ala Highlander 4, or would they create a "after cell, before majin boo" type deal.
Anyone with more information, post it!
I'm more than interested about this.
yes there is
Origional Comment here
Re:Some context is necessary (Score:1)
by g00z on 4:58 Tuesday 12 March 2002 (#3147848)
(User #81380 Info | http://www.circleofthunder.com/)
First -- MOD THIS PARENT UP
Holy crap! Excuse me for being a doubting thomas, but can you point to some evidence about the $0.21 tax on CD-R (Data - not audio). If your right about that, I think I might seek out a lawyer and try to sue the RIAA. I'm not kidding at all.
See, as an indipendent musician, I press my songs to CD-R's that I sell at shows I play, online, and through mail order. Now, I've known about the whole CD-R Audio scam for a while, and that's why I've never purchesed a CD writter that requires one of these taxed CD-R Audio discs. I mean, common! Why should the RIAA, who are by all means my main competitor, get any cut of the money I make off of selling my music? What kind of mafia extortion bullshit is this? But if it's true that regular CD-R's (data) are "taxed" as well, I think the RIAA owes me *ALOT* of money.
Once again, I'm not kidding. Are you an indie musician too, who is using CD-R's as your sales medium? Sue the RIAA. Talk about an abusive monopoly -- this should be the definition in Websters.
Come to think of it, this should piss off more than just musicians. How many companies back up server data (or whatever) onto CD-R? Should record labels get a cut of the money you spend on CD-R's, even though it's used for data?
So, anybody got any links/etc to back up this claim? I think it's time to try to rape the RIAA for some money for a change. Turn the tables, so to speak.
--
"The Wright brothers were the first to fly with a heavier-than-air machine, but boy did they have a lousy plane"
Actually I owe SuSE big time, they were the ones who developed (Precision Insight) the XF server for my ATI Rage 128 card, which first allowed me to use X windows (And therefor justify ditching my other desktopOS for a few months) and basicly threw me back into the world of Linux.
Few days after I switched to slack with my new found knowledge and used that X server from their site.
I suspose a few others out there used SuSE for this same reason, but soon after left beacuse of the lack of control.
I'm sure thats what Mandrake users think "Where would I be without mandrake!", too bad they also ask "how can I delete linux and run win2k"
Why wouldn't you donate to KDE/Gnome directly?
Heck, I think buying corporate development licenses from qt (kde) and donating GTK (Gnome!) would be a better alternative.
I just don't see anything that mandrake has done for the community, people should donate money for kernel.org's bandwidth, osdn, but Mandrake? What about redhat (which mandrake was earlier based from, "redhat with kde" as some say).
This is probably going to come off as another Troll moderation, I'm speaking my mind of how I feel, and why I am not going to donate money to Mandrake.
What has Mandrake gave to me?
What has Mandrake gave to the community?
I don't mean to seam selfish here, but why should we donate to this company when there are many other ones that could use our support, eg: http://www.eff.org/support/
What reason is there for me to donate? More people for me to answer questions for on how to "hlp nstal aol" and "does asp run on linux"
I know I'm coming off a little bithcy, but bare with me. I'm sure a lot of you feel the same way here.
it means it does not understand the Divx 5.0 codec.
I sugest you search google.
Very nicely coordinated response. Thank you
I'm looking to build a small embedded application (basicly a remote control car), I sure know there are better things to use, however I want to be able to use the parts for other projects.
Where would the best place to look for such devices?
operating systems not including uptime?
whats this $ticks command in mIRC that all the script kiddys use?
and the ticks api?
I'm confused, really confused.
Is it possible for you to clear this up for me?
I've read the faq and it seams it's netcrafts problem.
Yes, this comment was very interesting, he forgot to leave out the part of it taking months and months of planning and working just to get the right chocobo and to actually find the place on the map.
Very interesting indeed.
voice dialing
"dial mavis"
"dial nine oh five three seven four, three two five eight"
This is kind of off topic, in the on topic kind of way. These articles make you want to be more than you can be, just like October Sky does. It's a great movie that should be shown to young teenagers to forge their mind the same way the main character does.
It'd do them a lot of good.
I still haven't gotten a valid technical explaination (with ASCII art diagrams) on why this doesn't work.
But apparently, it doesn't work.
what if they downloaded "Seanns sexy sounds" that was part of his "sexy buisness" to play at his "Sexy parties" which he owns the sexy copyright too.
If you wrote an emulator, and proceeded to write software for that emulator, would you not be writing software for that emulated system?
If you wrote software for a PC, running Linux would you be writing software for Windows if it happened to compile? (Or was ran under a Virtual Machine).
If you write software for the PS2, using the Linux enviroment and the EE chip, would you not be writing software for the PS2?
It's all about the benjamins.
I do believe they have hard coded something into the linux system to deny reading of CD-R releated discs, I offer this assumption because of these following lines of text I have read at the faq (Need to kill time for post thingy limiter in alotted minutes, you know?):
Now I don't own a PS2, but since it says in the FAQ that Audio cds, can infact be read and played (And I must say, the PS1 games can still be played) It is physicaly possible for you to read normal cds (re: not dvds). With this understood I do sustain that you will be able to read CD's and CD-R's under linux with modifyed/hacked (illegaly or legal) versions of said software provided by Sony.
However, I may be completly wrong and have no clue what I am talking about so I offer anyone to clear this up for me.
2.2.18 was released how long ago?
now compare that "how long ago" to the release date of the japanese ps2 kit, now take that date, times it by two point 6, then take away approximitly 2% of that answer and now you have the time when they finished the work on porting PS2 to linux. To get the start date, simply times everything by 2 and add 4 years onto that.
ack..
think of it
a ps2 emulator
running a ps2 emulator
running a ps2 emulator
running..
..
..
running mplayer with a NFS porn mount.
/erotic/lesbians
I agree, one of the reasons I shoot my girlfriend don when she tries to plug the "accompli" is the lack of palm OS (Full sized screen too). I might as well get a Palm 705 (449$). That seams a better deal for me, but the all time killer: The Handspring Treo! If I put these two up for the battle against eachother, I can't see why I would want this Accompli thing. After all the accompli is 649$! (Without service plan). I'm kinda hooked on this service plan here for the Treo, too bad I have to wait a bit for it to be available in Canada (A week or few?).
"If Microsoft hadn't done it, some other "nasty corporation" would have."
Really? You mean if someone else besides Henry Ford would of invented the car, there might of only been one line of automobiles?
Or Maybe if Thomas Edison didn't invent the lightbulb, somebody else would of. And maybe we would have to pay for the right to use lightbulbs in our house?
Would we have to pay a fee to somebody if we used a sun to gather energy for our solar powered calculators, if benny didn't discover electricity?
Would I hate to pay to delete a operating system off a computer I buy? Oh I do.
Honestly, I understand where your coming from.
And until last night I had a complete "awe" of this, "how the heck can they say that.". Then I read something about IE's rendering capabilitys, and how they use it within Internet Explorer, and how the new Add/Remove programs dialog uses it to display the contents and organize it. Then I suddenly got wift of why they argue. I guess just because they use HTML as a standard to display documents within the operating system means they can't remove IE.
This works in theroy, but I am sure they could of picked a better standard (CSS?) to display pretty objects. With this said, I do believe it is possible to remove the HTML rendering abilitys completly, however, the cost would be the Ugly-Pretty App/Remove programs dialog. and maybe something else I do not use. (The help file!?)
I guess another thing could be the contex menus, however I always thought those were tied into Microsoft Office.
It's a toss up as to understand why they seam to think it's impossible to remove it. Hire me, I will do it.
I clicked the link, and it logged me off.
However, I had to create the C:\windows\system32\ directory and move logoff.exe there.
I posted this link in my chatroom, and it suddenly got really boring there..
Tt's already been done. Me and my brother did it in our spare time, I'd take a picture of it but all the ones I take don't turn out.
they kinda look like theres this ugly man living in my machine.