funny, but completely irrelevant. subliminal messages and hypnotism cannot make anyone do something they wouldn't otherwise do. anything that claims the contrary is a parlor trick.
last i heard, ORSC's future was highly questionable. regardless, their root was accepted into OpenNIC quite some time ago. they're all one big happy family these days:)
i had gone to ORSC looking to set up a search engine for the network and to get artists building on the alternative roots, and they basically told me not to bother talking to them because of their unstable future. they referred me to OpenNIC.
i didn't see any talk of this, but i figured it to be a natural enough question... if you're using this glove to do menial mouse tasks, do you have to type with one hand, or does the glove have to be turned off to type? does it recognise the motions of typing and turn itself off?
here in philly, the cube club is an excuse to sell drugs. i went down there earlier this week, and it's all drug dealers and dirtbags. pretty much a no-geek zone.
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K-PAX is as much a "remake" of Man Facing Southeast as Atlantis was a "remake" of Nadia. that is, as long as you think of "remake" as "rip-off."
first of all, the anthrax cases in NYC are being investigated as a murder, not an act of terrorism.
second, the rights destroyed under this act are more than civil liberties. provisions against illegal search and seizure are being RADICALLY undermined by this legistlation.
Only Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wisconsin) did not vote for this... and he tried last ditch efforts to include privacy.
that is false. read the wired article. i quote:
The handful of other senators who endorsed Feingold's amendments included Paul Wellstone (D-Minnesota), Maria Cantwell (D-Washington), and Arlen Specter (R-Pennsylvania).
this says three other reps supported Feingold's amendments, and also infers others supported it as well.
Then, you're basically at Microsoft's mercy. Because Windows makes you go on a mad hunt through menus and folders and options to find the dialogue box that lets you make any such change. It's not in the "add/remove programs" control panel, where you'd expect it. It's not under "properties" when you right-click on a file. It's not in any obvious or easily accessible location. (For future reference, here is where it is: In Windows 98, open Windows Explorer, find the View menu, look under "Folder Options," then find the hidden "File Types" tab -- which may not even be there, depending on what you have selected in the Windows Explorer window. In Windows XP, the feature is similarly hidden behind the cryptic "Folder Options" label.)
untrue. in windows XP (and i believe win2k), you can simply right click a file, go to "open with" and "choose program."
besides the fact that anyone moderately skilled in javascript and php can track your mouse movements and scrolling habits already. with that kind of data in a db, all it takes is a little bit of polling and interpretation.
I expect the eventual outcome of this will be a national Australian firewall, where if you don't kowtow to hte Australian court, the entire nation is blocked from accessing your site.
spend the time you'd be writing the same things you said last time news on dmitry was posted here writing to your congressman or attending/organizing rallies.
has anyone seen what page you get if you type in an invalid domain with IE5+ now? instead of the usual error page, it now goes *straight* to an MSN search page.
I think you'll be hard pressed to find an ISP whose TOS doesn't specifically state that they can terminate service for any reason, and without warning or notice, at any time.
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funny, but completely irrelevant. subliminal messages and hypnotism cannot make anyone do something they wouldn't otherwise do. anything that claims the contrary is a parlor trick.
i think part of the point is to bring it in under the 7mil quid.
nope. divx requires a much faster processor for decoding than the dreamcast has.
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sorry, i wish it could too
either you didn't get the joke, or that reply was just dripping with sarcasm... either way, cheers :)
it was the sex pistols!
it was the ramones!
stfu. thank you.
last i heard, ORSC's future was highly questionable. regardless, their root was accepted into OpenNIC quite some time ago. they're all one big happy family these days :)
i had gone to ORSC looking to set up a search engine for the network and to get artists building on the alternative roots, and they basically told me not to bother talking to them because of their unstable future. they referred me to OpenNIC.
change /config/SYSTERM_ScreenSaveSecs from 500 to 0
i didn't see any talk of this, but i figured it to be a natural enough question... if you're using this glove to do menial mouse tasks, do you have to type with one hand, or does the glove have to be turned off to type? does it recognise the motions of typing and turn itself off?
seems like this would get bothersome...
here in philly, the cube club is an excuse to sell drugs. i went down there earlier this week, and it's all drug dealers and dirtbags. pretty much a no-geek zone.
K-PAX is as much a "remake" of Man Facing Southeast as Atlantis was a "remake" of Nadia. that is, as long as you think of "remake" as "rip-off."
i'm sorry, but i don't see where in that link anything was said about not being able to keep up in a digital market.
please, slashdot, let your users make up their own minds.
Winamp Is Not A Monopoly's Property?
first of all, the anthrax cases in NYC are being investigated as a murder, not an act of terrorism.
second, the rights destroyed under this act are more than civil liberties. provisions against illegal search and seizure are being RADICALLY undermined by this legistlation.
Only Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wisconsin) did not vote for this... and he tried last ditch efforts to include privacy.
that is false. read the wired article. i quote:
The handful of other senators who endorsed Feingold's amendments included Paul Wellstone (D-Minnesota), Maria Cantwell (D-Washington), and Arlen Specter (R-Pennsylvania).
this says three other reps supported Feingold's amendments, and also infers others supported it as well.
Then, you're basically at Microsoft's mercy. Because Windows makes you go on a mad hunt through menus and folders and options to find the dialogue box that lets you make any such change. It's not in the "add/remove programs" control panel, where you'd expect it. It's not under "properties" when you right-click on a file. It's not in any obvious or easily accessible location. (For future reference, here is where it is: In Windows 98, open Windows Explorer, find the View menu, look under "Folder Options," then find the hidden "File Types" tab -- which may not even be there, depending on what you have selected in the Windows Explorer window. In Windows XP, the feature is similarly hidden behind the cryptic "Folder Options" label.)
untrue. in windows XP (and i believe win2k), you can simply right click a file, go to "open with" and "choose program."
all land line circuits are jammed.
public transportation is being shut down.
military presence is expected
besides the fact that anyone moderately skilled in javascript and php can track your mouse movements and scrolling habits already. with that kind of data in a db, all it takes is a little bit of polling and interpretation.
well you're already aware of how fun the previous version of mindstorms was. what you're reading is $20 worth of depth.
I expect the eventual outcome of this will be a national Australian firewall, where if you don't kowtow to hte Australian court, the entire nation is blocked from accessing your site.
welcome to china.
wait... didn't the french give us "our damn statue"?
spend the time you'd be writing the same things you said last time news on dmitry was posted here writing to your congressman or attending/organizing rallies.
less talk, more action.
screenshot.
it always appeared to be searching for something, but starting yesterday was the first time I saw it actually go to a the search engine.
i took a quick look at anything available in the browser settings, and i can't seem to find any way to change this.
anyone have any clues?
has anyone seen what page you get if you type in an invalid domain with IE5+ now? instead of the usual error page, it now goes *straight* to an MSN search page.
now that's some shit.
how is paying a tax on cds because a few people pirate any different than insurance rates going up because people claime fraud?
it's not.
and personally, i care more about my insurance going up.
so quit whining, it'd be a paultry few cents.
I think you'll be hard pressed to find an ISP whose TOS doesn't specifically state that they can terminate service for any reason, and without warning or notice, at any time.