Well, linux has had the "captive" driver, which uses the NTFS.SYS off the XP partition to be able to mount NTFS as rw, so why can't OSX do the same thing easily?
If people had any idea how much burearucratic bullshit that goes on in the FBI, you would have a totally different opinion of them. I find it amazing they are able to do any work at all with all of the political infighting and constant management changes that goes on within the FBI.
If you want to know what really goes on with the FBI, take your local agent out for a drink sometime!
The grid would use less coal if the US would just get off our collective NIMBY asses and start building nuclear pebble reactors like mad.
Our great electricity masters in the east (Tennessee Valley Authority) have hiked rates again, for a whopping 15% in the past six-months. Their reasons? Gasoline costs and increased coal costs from their massive coal burning plants.
The fundies can call the judge whatever they want but their man in the white house appointed him.
--wikipedia-- John Edward Jones III (born June 13, 1955) is an American lawyer, political figure, and jurist from the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. A Republican, Jones was appointed by President George W. Bush as federal judge on the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania in February 2002 and was unanimously confirmed by the Senate on July 30, 2002.
Competition will eventually provide what you are looking for with the lower prices in exchange for a slower connection, but since in most areas Comcast has a full-out cable monopoly, you won't see it for many years. Here's to hoping Wi-Max will allow it to finally happen, provided it doesn't get legislated out of existance.
For example: Comcast in Tupelo, Mississippi - $64.95/month for cable internet (6M) + at least 9.99 for TV (required) Tri-Vista Cable in Amory, Mississippi (25 miles away) - $59.95/month for cable internet (6M) or $29.99/month for 2M.
The problem with rootkits is that once you've been infected, there's no way to clean the infection without booting to another OS.
For a great movie showing the author of hacker defender defeating most all of the current rootkit-defeating programs see the following link: http://www.hxdef.org/download/brilliant.php
Adam is actually a pretty sharp guy, before xplay was "dumbed down" (even while still on techtv), he actually had some really good commentary on the games.
I may be incorrect, but I've heard from a marine friend of mine said you can deny the secondary search by producing your active military id and telling the person that you are active military and you decline the search.
Well, linux has had the "captive" driver, which uses the NTFS.SYS off the XP partition to be able to mount NTFS as rw, so why can't OSX do the same thing easily?
Moses wouldn't have liked it. Macaroni isn't kosher.
Emacs!
How about for works that I've not pirated, but just hated after spending hard earned cash on them?
I'd **love** to kick Uwe Boll's ass for ruining so many good video games.
Parent is 100% true!
If people had any idea how much burearucratic bullshit that goes on in the FBI, you would have a totally different opinion of them. I find it amazing they are able to do any work at all with all of the political infighting and constant management changes that goes on within the FBI.
If you want to know what really goes on with the FBI, take your local agent out for a drink sometime!
Well, he worked with Bernie Ebbers down here at Worldcom, so I suppose he learned how to be a greedy bastard from the best of them.
Damn a touch screen. It's well past the year 2000, why the heck can't we have voice control for everything?
After selling 3 xbox 360s to idiots who paid $1000 apiece for them, I don't feel that price is way out of line for people to pay.
The grid would use less coal if the US would just get off our collective NIMBY asses and start building nuclear pebble reactors like mad.
Our great electricity masters in the east (Tennessee Valley Authority) have hiked rates again, for a whopping 15% in the past six-months. Their reasons? Gasoline costs and increased coal costs from their massive coal burning plants.
See if you can get a multi-year non-cd subscription off ebay. I paid $38 USD for a 3-year subscription last year.
Foxit's good until you try to print. Then be prepared to wait a while.
The fundies can call the judge whatever they want but their man in the white house appointed him.
--wikipedia--
John Edward Jones III (born June 13, 1955) is an American lawyer, political figure, and jurist from the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. A Republican, Jones was appointed by President George W. Bush as federal judge on the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania in February 2002 and was unanimously confirmed by the Senate on July 30, 2002.
Competition will eventually provide what you are looking for with the lower prices in exchange for a slower connection, but since in most areas Comcast has a full-out cable monopoly, you won't see it for many years. Here's to hoping Wi-Max will allow it to finally happen, provided it doesn't get legislated out of existance.
For example:
Comcast in Tupelo, Mississippi - $64.95/month for cable internet (6M) + at least 9.99 for TV (required)
Tri-Vista Cable in Amory, Mississippi (25 miles away) - $59.95/month for cable internet (6M) or $29.99/month for 2M.
Oh come on, this is slashdot, so has to be the best space movie of all time.
The problem with rootkits is that once you've been infected, there's no way to clean the infection without booting to another OS.
For a great movie showing the author of hacker defender defeating most all of the current rootkit-defeating programs see the following link:
http://www.hxdef.org/download/brilliant.php
Just came out too...Some movie called "Corpse Bride"
I wouldn't quite call those "natural". ;)
So now can you do this?
Get a group of programmers who never have agreed to the Blizzard EULA to recode the entire thing in a clean room implementation?
Sure, it'll be hard to do without actually being able to *test* the product, but still...
Steven V>
"Big Thinkers,...Beyond Tomorrow, Cyber Crime"
Nothing like watching old BBC reruns.
Adam is actually a pretty sharp guy, before xplay was "dumbed down" (even while still on techtv), he actually had some really good commentary on the games.
see recent emininet domain case from the supremes.
I may be incorrect, but I've heard from a marine friend of mine said you can deny the secondary search by producing your active military id and telling the person that you are active military and you decline the search.
We already have those:
1) Washer
2) Dryer
3) Dishwasher
I believe it's called $cientology.
(Tom cruise please don't sue me)
I'll give you a very large teabag. Just keep sleeping on my couch.