I remember when we said the same thing about their commitment to the web. "But IE 2 sux!, they'll never be serious about it!" When MS decides something is Important, watch out.
But.. But... If they're not, then why are they being sold? You aren't implying that the government would allow something dangerous to be sold to the public are you?
Unfortunately, privacy is not a right that is explicitly enshrined in the Constitution. It is, however, the basis (on the grounds that it's an implicit right) of Roe v Wade. Which is why I support the "pro-choice" crowd.
In effect, map data stored in a database. I've seen maps like those in the article before. The first I saw was in 1993, but it didn't have nice colors. It was from a company that determined FM signal coverage, when given the location of the transmitter and its signal strength.
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Has tv inputs and software. Even has a guide service. I think the TV-Wonder does also.
I wish I'd seen this before I submitted the story on the Great Firewall to kuro5hin. Arrgh.
A friend of mine had a 69 650 Triumph Bonneville. And that Lucas t-shirt. He rewired the bike to use circuit breakers rather than fuses.
I remember when we said the same thing about their commitment to the web. "But IE 2 sux!, they'll never be serious about it!" When MS decides something is Important, watch out.
Couldn't have been covered last week. It was posted today.
During a showing of "Young Frankenstein".
But.. But... If they're not, then why are they being sold? You aren't implying that the government would allow something dangerous to be sold to the public are you?
This has already appeared on the Other Site.
That is something that far too few people that post to sites like slashdot and kuro5hin understand.
From Hunter S. Thompson, author of "Fear and Loathing..." I'm not sure which of his writings it's from.
Unless that's his plan... Sneaky...
Oh wait, that's the Olympics. Still true about KDE 3, though.
Unfortunately, privacy is not a right that is explicitly enshrined in the Constitution. It is, however, the basis (on the grounds that it's an implicit right) of Roe v Wade. Which is why I support the "pro-choice" crowd.
In another book review some people complained that all slashdot reviews were of books rated 8/10 and similar.
And it's even on-topic...
I lived there from 89 to 2000! Graduated from Southern Utah University in 1993. The local paper sucks. Read the Trib instead.
Disabling SNMP doesn't close the SNMP hole, in some cases. Apparently, the hole may be in SNMP itself.
In effect, map data stored in a database. I've seen maps like those in the article before. The first I saw was in 1993, but it didn't have nice colors. It was from a company that determined FM signal coverage, when given the location of the transmitter and its signal strength.
Normal is boring.
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There's usually a "no refunds if patent invalidated" clause in the licensing agreement.
I suspect that Lockheed probably has prior art, however. Force feedback is fairly standard in fly by wire military aircraft.
From what I hear, here across the pond, Ireland is the silicon valley of Europe.
I'm gonna look for a fossil driver for Linux. Is FidoNet still around?