Besides that: I have a Cisco router of a model that they stopped making in 2002. It supports IPv6. How the hell old is your equipment that it doesn't support IPv6, or more so that it can't do so with a firmware upgrade.
This comment sounds like someone who's very, very lucky.
I have personally lost three of these drives, without anything like going through the wash. They sit in my pocket through most of the day. At some point, they just stop working. Three different manufacturers, even.
The reason Ubuntu doesn't come with MP3 support out of the box has nothing to do with preferring Ogg. It's a legal issue. If they wanted to distribute it in the US, they'd have to pay royalties for each copy of the decoder they sent out.
This is, by the way, one of the biggost reasons Vorbis was created.
The problem is that all the applications (that we all consider part of the windows os but are really just applications running on top) would need to be redone.
Except that's not what's happening. It's more like having a conversation amoung your friends at that table, and it's all in english, then a couple of Brazilians who happen to be in that group of friends start talking in Portuguese. It's still the same conversation, but you can no longer understand it.
What's even worse is that orkut implemented a primary language setting for communities, but this is largely ignored.
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Your grandfather was Lazarus Long? Awesome.
iPod + Rockbox can play vorbis/flac.
1.6 is only available if you have a 64-bit Intel processor.
I'm one of the unlucky few early adopters who has a 32-bit Intel in his MBP. :-(
Untrue. BD+ hasn't been cracked, but it hasn't really been used yet. Most BDs still use the same DRM HD-DVD used. (I forget what it's called.)
In an IPv6 network, most addresses will share a prefix which will probably be about half of the address.
Also, MAC is only embedded (by default, too, not out of necessity) in link-local addresses. You don't need to use those.
Firmware upgrades, dude. Seriously.
Besides that: I have a Cisco router of a model that they stopped making in 2002. It supports IPv6. How the hell old is your equipment that it doesn't support IPv6, or more so that it can't do so with a firmware upgrade.
IPv4 addresses can be represented in IPv6 as 0::10.10.1.12 (Or as 0::FFFF:10.10.1.12 in some cases.)
I don't see that using dots instead of colons makes a transition any easier.
Or they could use TCP.
Try Starship Troopers.
I wonder if the project to make it is called Project MAHEM.
Seriously? Paul Atreides is called the Mahdi, for fuck's sake.
I can't believe how perfect this was:
http://i28.tinypic.com/111rsyr.png
(But, no, I'm not on Comcast. Still funny.)
If Universal knew about it beforehand and profitted, it can be considered a quasi-contract (quantum meruit, I believe is the latin term).
This comment sounds like someone who's very, very lucky.
I have personally lost three of these drives, without anything like going through the wash. They sit in my pocket through most of the day. At some point, they just stop working. Three different manufacturers, even.
The reason Ubuntu doesn't come with MP3 support out of the box has nothing to do with preferring Ogg. It's a legal issue. If they wanted to distribute it in the US, they'd have to pay royalties for each copy of the decoder they sent out.
This is, by the way, one of the biggost reasons Vorbis was created.
Where do you think we got the term "mosey"? :P
You mean like fe00::0?
May I have gotten a FP finally?
Let me try:
Can anyone point out any triple or more dupes that don't reference each other except in updates.
Basically, he wants to know if there have ever been any true dupes, such that they duped more than once.
The end user does not want to recompile all their software. But .NET does it automatically, on the fly. The end user doesn't have to know.
The problem is that all the applications (that we all consider part of the windows os but are really just applications running on top) would need to be redone.
.NET and the CLR make more sense?
Now do
Except that's not what's happening. It's more like having a conversation amoung your friends at that table, and it's all in english, then a couple of Brazilians who happen to be in that group of friends start talking in Portuguese. It's still the same conversation, but you can no longer understand it.
What's even worse is that orkut implemented a primary language setting for communities, but this is largely ignored.
If they win, their fees are paid. Good, so what about the meantime? You still have to have the cash to begin with.
This is an IIS 404 page? Could have fooled me.
ASP.NET is a version of ASP for dot-NET. There are more ways than one to use dot-NET.