Anybody remember the original audiogalaxy? It was basically a glorified FTP search. For the sites it indexed, it also listed up/down ratios, access restrictions, etc. Both it and scour were the first ones out the door in terms of sharing beyond a P2P client. They both started hunting down windows shares, then indexing open windows shares (the owner of which would have no idea), then trying random logins to FTPs, etc. I had all this crap in my server logs as they tried to break into my Samba shares and FTP site to index my content. I had to ask to be removed more than a few times. Bastards.
Please do not agree with me. I made no attempt to justify my assertion, therefore it can hardly be construed as valid. If I had started from a general set of core concepts concerning Perl, and built a logical progression from such concepts to my conclusion, then your response may actually have some merit. Unfortunately, I am just bored at work and decided to see who I could piss off.
Apparently, we are both failures, and we should kill ourselves. You go first.
They have a Java applet and everything. I don't think they do metric dates, though. It would be hard to justify anything other than 365 days a year. However you break down the months, it should probably be divisible by 4 to account for the solstices and equinoxes. And then there's the phases of the moon, which might make a good basis for months, but that's not how the Gregorian calendar works. It's also off by twenty days for each of the seasons. Fucking Christians can't get anything right!
The thing about P2P is that you can have a ton of small and medium sized distributors providing as much or more content than a big one. It's the aggregation that's key. Take down the top 5 and you're still left with the bottom thousands or millions that likely have all the same content. I'm not sure the RIAA has any idea what it's dealing with here.
what's hot is not technology, it's applied technology. forget wireless, forget networking, forget systems, forget anything purely tech. look into science, medicine, engineering, etc. -- fields that produce something tangible that both investors and the general public can latch on to.
Yea and anything wireless like this stuff should be secured because nobody would want their calls flying through the air unencrypted. Wait. They already do! Anybody can currently grab your cellphone calls with the right equipment. Allowing your calls to pass through other phones doesn't create any more insecurity. Dimwit. Fuck you. Please die and stop wasting all that air.
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Anybody remember the original audiogalaxy? It was basically a glorified FTP search. For the sites it indexed, it also listed up/down ratios, access restrictions, etc. Both it and scour were the first ones out the door in terms of sharing beyond a P2P client. They both started hunting down windows shares, then indexing open windows shares (the owner of which would have no idea), then trying random logins to FTPs, etc. I had all this crap in my server logs as they tried to break into my Samba shares and FTP site to index my content. I had to ask to be removed more than a few times. Bastards.
Please do not agree with me. I made no attempt to justify my assertion, therefore it can hardly be construed as valid. If I had started from a general set of core concepts concerning Perl, and built a logical progression from such concepts to my conclusion, then your response may actually have some merit. Unfortunately, I am just bored at work and decided to see who I could piss off.
Apparently, we are both failures, and we should kill ourselves. You go first.
it's about time that development on this monstrosity came to a grinding halt.
Will Romero's surgically-enhanced mapping-doll be teaching the special session "Boobs and Gaming"?
I've always believe that Denmark is full of morons. This is just further proof.
I don't know. I don't care. It's one of the two.
They have a Java applet and everything. I don't think they do metric dates, though. It would be hard to justify anything other than 365 days a year. However you break down the months, it should probably be divisible by 4 to account for the solstices and equinoxes. And then there's the phases of the moon, which might make a good basis for months, but that's not how the Gregorian calendar works. It's also off by twenty days for each of the seasons. Fucking Christians can't get anything right!
There's only one 25 hour day every year: when you roll back your clock for daylight savings in early spring. Free hour!
The thing about P2P is that you can have a ton of small and medium sized distributors providing as much or more content than a big one. It's the aggregation that's key. Take down the top 5 and you're still left with the bottom thousands or millions that likely have all the same content. I'm not sure the RIAA has any idea what it's dealing with here.
as someone pointed out above (but got modded down to zero), ATA is much faster than firewire.
Anything past pythagoras is a little tough for me :) but I know I could get back up to speed quickly.
:) Math will still be tough for you. Just don't try.
That's where you're wrong
putting on a wig and sitting in front of a mirror is not a party.
the general unix architecture is so dated and flawed. all the modern offspring are only perpetuating this failure of design.
But 99% of the web is worthless tripe that nobody will ever want to see.
what's hot is not technology, it's applied technology. forget wireless, forget networking, forget systems, forget anything purely tech. look into science, medicine, engineering, etc. -- fields that produce something tangible that both investors and the general public can latch on to.
Yea and anything wireless like this stuff should be secured because nobody would want their calls flying through the air unencrypted. Wait. They already do! Anybody can currently grab your cellphone calls with the right equipment. Allowing your calls to pass through other phones doesn't create any more insecurity. Dimwit. Fuck you. Please die and stop wasting all that air.
http://www.sensable.com/haptics/products/images/se 3large.jpg + webcam + face tracking image recognition + back orifice = remote poking device
whoever rated this funny was sorely mistaken. the comment was not, in fact, funny. it was particularly unfunny. and it was crap.
as long as the "ole fashioned" ways (i.e. by hand on paper) are taught/learned first.
Agreed. All computer science education will now start with punch cards and move forward to more modern tools.
oh fuck
But, I like the fact that XM carries Art Bell, more than one 80's station, and VH1 content.
Kill yourself.
It's great how only one of the "computer science" sites has anything to do with computer science.
sweet sticky goodness? my pc gets plenty of that, what with all the porn ...
kill yourself
the special effects are so much better that way.