I understand that G4s (and Athlons, to a lesser extent) are generally faster than a Pentium of the same clock speed. That's why it's sad when OSX on a computer with faster hardware is slower than WinXP.
Nope. Netcraft simply returns the information given by the web server's headers, it does not actually attempt to probe the system's OS with TCP fingerprinting.
If you have a decent sound card (SB Audigy, etc...) and are using ALSA drivers (I'm not sure about OSS), the sound card will do the mixing in hardware and you're set. If your card/drivers can't do hardware mixing, than you can install the aRts or esd soundservers to do software mixing, and put MOZILLA_DSP=auto in your ~/.mozillarc (on Debian anyway).
I guess you're right, but you could reinstall the OS with a blank password. That's not very subtle though.:-)
And holy fucking shit, do the blockers block Google these days? I know they'd been restricting images/cache, but taking out the main google web search would just be crazy.
You're completely missing the point. A subscriber couldn't just post the URL for a Future story because, if the slash coders are smart, regular users couldn't see it even with the URL.
No one's suggesting you use the PS2 as a computer. The idea is that it's an easy way to get developers familiar with the PS2 hardware and capabilities without having to sell them an entire dev kit.
In gnome, an applet is a special program that runs in the panel, like a clock or network monitor. The xmms applet puts buttons in the panel to stop, start, skip tracks, and so on.
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You can fry an egg on an Athlon XP.
Imagine the sweet jobs that'd open up if the government required all ISP's to hire staff to browse all the porn newsgroups deleting child porn.
I'm sure you can set Freenet to run over port 80 (or 443). That way they couldn't tell it from standard web/https traffic.
I understand that G4s (and Athlons, to a lesser extent) are generally faster than a Pentium of the same clock speed. That's why it's sad when OSX on a computer with faster hardware is slower than WinXP.
When OSX on a 1ghz G4 feels slower than WinXP on a 1ghz P3, you know OSX is slow, and it's not the hardware's fault.
Not 3d, photorealistic CG.
Nope. Netcraft simply returns the information given by the web server's headers, it does not actually attempt to probe the system's OS with TCP fingerprinting.
The sound quality sorta sucks. It not vorbis's fault - I can't really hear artifacts. It's just the mics/equipment/soundcards they're using, I guess.
The halting problem?
apt-get install mozilla-snapshot will get you a Mozilla 1.4a snapshot in Debian sid.
If you have a decent sound card (SB Audigy, etc...) and are using ALSA drivers (I'm not sure about OSS), the sound card will do the mixing in hardware and you're set. If your card/drivers can't do hardware mixing, than you can install the aRts or esd soundservers to do software mixing, and put MOZILLA_DSP=auto in your ~/.mozillarc (on Debian anyway).
Gecko and AbiWord are both written in C++, and both are available as Bonobo components.
And holy fucking shit, do the blockers block Google these days? I know they'd been restricting images/cache, but taking out the main google web search would just be crazy.
Only dedicated hackers would have a Windows install disk? :-). Besides, it doesn't take a lot of effort to search Google for "cgiproxy".
It's not like blocking software isn't trivial to bypass even with a guest account.
You mean they do ass transplants now?
It's probably going unchanged because Mozilla autocorrects it to nytimes.com, while IE gives an error message.
Writing to a congressperson with an opinion isn't a felony however, even if you're a little misleading about your citizenship.
Yes.
You're completely missing the point. A subscriber couldn't just post the URL for a Future story because, if the slash coders are smart, regular users couldn't see it even with the URL.
Anything that would be illegal if a kid instead of an adult was the actor/model.
No one's suggesting you use the PS2 as a computer. The idea is that it's an easy way to get developers familiar with the PS2 hardware and capabilities without having to sell them an entire dev kit.
In gnome, an applet is a special program that runs in the panel, like a clock or network monitor. The xmms applet puts buttons in the panel to stop, start, skip tracks, and so on.
Yes, but it'll be GPL'd and not LGPL'd. That means that it can't be used for software under a non-GPL license (including proprietary and BSD).
I'd rather have a opaque unix command prompt than a translucent useless Windows command prompt.