Oh cool, so I will still get those e-mails from 'sexykitten69', telling me how she put hew new pics up on the web, but isn't sure if she got my e-mail address right.
He got in because of the 'old-sk00l' methods, and how reliable they are
I call bullshit on you.
George W. Bush won the 2000 election under the current American Electoral System. Sure, Gore may have won the popular vote, but that doesn't directly decide who the president is in this country.
The mix-up in Florida was because people couldn't figure out a simple ballot. It was decided by the powers that be that Florida's electoral votes would go to Bush (well, that's a generalization, but the same idea).
The moderators would have a better time with this if there was a Score: -1, Conservative.
I'm just surprised that Apple isn't on top of this. The battery is the heaviest component of a laptop, and this thing has the potential to drop the weight of a standard desktop replacement laptop to like 3 pounds, which would be freakin' sweet.
It's going to be the CD/DVD drive that will be mitigating factor in laptop size, that is, until we all get on board with smaller, alternative media, like USB memory keys or smart cards of some sort.
This would also have amazing applications in other devices, as parent mentions. The day I can drive from home to school (~400 miles) without buying gas is the day that I will buy an alternative-fuel car.
These site shutting down in protest is not very professional. This is one of the problems with the free software community, politics plays too heavy of a role in their actions.
If I go to set up a Linux-doodad for a client, and I can't download WINE because the authors are making a big stink about software patents, then guess what? Here comes Windows.
It would still be possible for her to have music with an md5 hash the same as a file on the Napster network. If they were ripped with the same encoder/bitrate/id3 tag as the Napster version, it's possible for md5 to be the same.
This may actually be an interesting legal test on the security of md5 itself. I can see lawyers arguing over collisions in the algorithm, and how a collision can help a defendant escape conviction, or simply invalidate md5 as a hashing algorithm that's "court friendly".
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So.....go....ICANN?
I thought we didn't like them?
Wow. I wish I had mod points. Bravo.
Oh cool, so I will still get those e-mails from 'sexykitten69', telling me how she put hew new pics up on the web, but isn't sure if she got my e-mail address right.
...not that I mind. :-D
It's also not in slackware builds
...like everything else?
Well, apparently there wasn't much Privilege Separation going on, or you would never have found out.
He got in because of the 'old-sk00l' methods, and how reliable they are
I call bullshit on you.
George W. Bush won the 2000 election under the current American Electoral System. Sure, Gore may have won the popular vote, but that doesn't directly decide who the president is in this country.
The mix-up in Florida was because people couldn't figure out a simple ballot. It was decided by the powers that be that Florida's electoral votes would go to Bush (well, that's a generalization, but the same idea).
The moderators would have a better time with this if there was a Score: -1, Conservative.
Wait I thought the government was bad? Especially the republicans, Lott, that is.... someone fill me in.
Good ol' Netcraft:
The site www.microsoft-antitrust.gov is running Microsoft-IIS/5.0 on Windows 2000.
ISO-1337
We Mac users never make mistakes, therefore, we don't need a backspace key.
...But does it run Linux?
Boys will be boys.
In Japan, they have HELLO KITTY.
In America, we have HELLO DMCA.
Yeah, you got owned.
As of 4:55EST, this thing is going for $9,700.
At this rate, the iTunes Music Store is going to make people millionaires, I mean really, we're looking at almost a 1,000,000% ROI.
Maybe time to start pimping my new desktop background picture.
I'm just surprised that Apple isn't on top of this. The battery is the heaviest component of a laptop, and this thing has the potential to drop the weight of a standard desktop replacement laptop to like 3 pounds, which would be freakin' sweet.
It's going to be the CD/DVD drive that will be mitigating factor in laptop size, that is, until we all get on board with smaller, alternative media, like USB memory keys or smart cards of some sort.
This would also have amazing applications in other devices, as parent mentions. The day I can drive from home to school (~400 miles) without buying gas is the day that I will buy an alternative-fuel car.
Mental Property? That's a new one. :-)
I copyrighted that thought in 1997. Pay up, sucka.
yeah, you know you're from ct when you need to make a packie run before 8...well, 9 now. :-/
Think using PHP to squirt a table in one DB into anther one.
Oh man, that is sooooo cheating.
These site shutting down in protest is not very professional. This is one of the problems with the free software community, politics plays too heavy of a role in their actions.
If I go to set up a Linux-doodad for a client, and I can't download WINE because the authors are making a big stink about software patents, then guess what? Here comes Windows.
Moderators, do your worst.
It would still be possible for her to have music with an md5 hash the same as a file on the Napster network. If they were ripped with the same encoder/bitrate/id3 tag as the Napster version, it's possible for md5 to be the same.
This may actually be an interesting legal test on the security of md5 itself. I can see lawyers arguing over collisions in the algorithm, and how a collision can help a defendant escape conviction, or simply invalidate md5 as a hashing algorithm that's "court friendly".
...Only in Soviet Russia.
Whoa, that's gonna cost them in SCO licenses.
But seriously, I wonder what kind of stand governmental implementations of Linux are taking on the fiaSCO.
Linux is like the mousy looking girl who works at the library...
Those mousy looking library-chicks are maniacs in the sack.
If so, then truly:
Hacked by Chinese!