otoh, he proved the Bieberbach conjecture in 84 and has been working on this since. Perhaps this is why he posted it before it is formally published in a journal.
Sure I'm supporting Microsoft by buying an X-box, however, it means that I don't have to have a separate windows partition to play the few games that I do play.
Hopefully the next round of pc-gaming will come about on a Non-MS Platform -grin-
This guy(from the link at the bottom of the article) came up with his own large camera format. But looks like he's found other uses for those big pictures...
Yeah, I've been a fan for the last year or so, while there was a lot of stuff that wasn't relevant to me, I learned a lot, and was exposed to things that I hadn't thought were relevant. Kind of nice to hear media slamming MS, or complaining about how hard an install was(away from slashdot anyways).
Made for great background noise to studying. I'm hoping that some of these people get hired back - maybe another broken show soon??? Otherwise, hope someone fills the gap and we get a bit more geek tv.
I know:) - But there has been a lot of attempts at buffer exploits via the url lately... it just happened to be handy. I believe this is the webdav exploit.
I'm getting sick of seeing \xb1\x02 in my access log too - theres a thread over
here with some ideas on how to do it - but haven't had the chance yet (exam week)
In Ontario - our UPS went on, but we thought it was local. Then slowly heard about others that had the same problem - 100's of miles away. If I remember correctly it took an hour before I could find any news about the blackout.
Finished work in time to go home and hunt for the non-existent flashlight and get dinner out of the fridge... Then we had an awesome barbecue with the stars shining just like a camping trip.
We were hoping to schedule another one this year.....right
2) Neo and Smith, being opposites, negated one another when they joined together.
This goes along with
this
theory that Neo is G*. The paradox that breaks the "world that is built on rules". Then when Neo & Smith joined, they built a new system. (Still incomplete though)
We had these for awhile here, but they didn't seem to fly. If you have a debit card & lose it, no problem, there can be bigger issues with a smart-card. I think the biggest thing was "what's the point?" - We have a pretty strong atm & debit-card system, we shouldn't jump at -every- new technology.
http://felix.openflows.org/html/mondexguelph.htm l
Rather than increase your electricity bill further, you could try a 370 emulator, I know there are commercial ones about, but a quick google revealed the one below.
http://www.conmicro.cx/hercules/
Yeah, the hercules is great, even better though is the Tur(n)key system
where you can find an mvs system to run atop of the herc. They've done a pretty good job of packaging it, so the install will set up all the DASD and create an ipl volume for you.
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If it didnâ(TM)t make me so angry I would spend more time wasting theirs. I think itâ(TM)s best for my stress is to hang up before saying anything.
the free asterisk software foundation
Hilarious - I thought "rm -rf /forums" was funny.
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Hmmm - I don't even see that. Doesn't seem like it did anything
otoh, he proved the Bieberbach conjecture in 84 and has been working on this since. Perhaps this is why he posted it before it is formally published in a journal.
Sure I'm supporting Microsoft by buying an X-box, however, it means that I don't have to have a separate windows partition to play the few games that I do play.
Hopefully the next round of pc-gaming will come about on a Non-MS Platform -grin-
you're right, sorry about that. thought that the parent (the penthouse comment) was warning enough, until I saw it again today.
-cheers
This guy(from the link at the bottom of the article) came up with his own large camera format. But looks like he's found other uses for those big pictures...
12 replies to this and he's already been slashdotted? sheesh
his bandwidth must be issed by a hamster.
Give it a break - it's in the Netherlands...
Yeah, I've been a fan for the last year or so, while there was a lot of stuff that wasn't relevant to me, I learned a lot, and was exposed to things that I hadn't thought were relevant. Kind of nice to hear media slamming MS, or complaining about how hard an install was(away from slashdot anyways).
Made for great background noise to studying. I'm hoping that some of these people get hired back - maybe another broken show soon??? Otherwise, hope someone fills the gap and we get a bit more geek tv.
WTF - it says the same thing in yahoo's copy of the official release.
I know :) - But there has been a lot of attempts at buffer exploits via the url lately... it just happened to be handy. I believe this is the webdav exploit.
I'm getting sick of seeing \xb1\x02 in my access log too - theres a thread over here with some ideas on how to do it - but haven't had the chance yet (exam week)
from my logs [Mon Apr 12 16:29:53 2004] [error] [client 64.229.154.62] request failed: URI too long
from the articleFrom my machine $ httpd -v
Server version: Apache/1.3.29 (Unix)
Server built: Nov 3 2003 19:54:39
Does this mean that they have sold 20 last week as opposed to 10 the week before?
Well - I bought one, a friend bought one and I saw 3 others sold while we were there, that was Monday.
Fairly impressed - Hopefully it won't be replaced too quickly, but it beats having to keep a windows partition around to play games on.
Unfortunately, I broke one of my rules on things not to do during exam week.
In Ontario - our UPS went on, but we thought it was local. Then slowly heard about others that had the same problem - 100's of miles away. If I remember correctly it took an hour before I could find any news about the blackout.
Finished work in time to go home and hunt for the non-existent flashlight and get dinner out of the fridge... Then we had an awesome barbecue with the stars shining just like a camping trip.
We were hoping to schedule another one this year.....right
Other than Nancy Cartwright - who else is a Scientologist?
hmmm, where can I invest
Always put your bills in order as you put them into your folders.
This goes along with this theory that Neo is G*. The paradox that breaks the "world that is built on rules". Then when Neo & Smith joined, they built a new system. (Still incomplete though)
Still haven't figured out how to convert from LVM 1 -> 2. Have a nice new kernel that I haven't been able to boot yet.
Actually, kind of a cool idea -- you could probably even use the same pieces from lian li - just replace the water with sand, add ants...
well, I think we all know a certain game that's record is much better than that one.
sorry for my ignorance, which one
We had these for awhile here, but they didn't seem to fly. If you have a debit card & lose it, no problem, there can be bigger issues with a smart-card. I think the biggest thing was "what's the point?" - We have a pretty strong atm & debit-card system, we shouldn't jump at -every- new technology.
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http://felix.openflows.org/html/mondexguelph.ht
http://www.conmicro.cx/hercules/
Yeah, the hercules is great, even better though is the Tur(n)key system where you can find an mvs system to run atop of the herc. They've done a pretty good job of packaging it, so the install will set up all the DASD and create an ipl volume for you.