i spent the last year working in one of the biocomputational labs as a system admin, and this isn't exactly news. before i even arived, we already had this great setup of dual, polarized projections, displaying on a legit silver screen, powered by python, that allowed student and professors to toss on somespecial glasses and see cells, dna, and all sorts of other componds in very crisp and realistic 3d.
as a sophmore in college, i can tell you p2p is here to stay. i was all over napster back in its early days, untill its fall, imesh and morpheus soon after, followed by hotline(not p2p) irc(also not p2p) winmx and now waste. I watched a web server based file sharing system on my campus that only allow a few to share their media turn in to a DC (direct Connect) hub with a few terabytes of shared files, on a very small campus. Now this year, back to school, the school has new policies, network/firewall rules, that make something like IRC our only viable option, and option that, is, in all honesty, not user freindly when it comes to sharing files and information. Numerous students have asked me, "What happened to DC?, How am i supposed ot download now?" While, i;m not saying its a good thing many kids my age and younger grew up in highschool, being able to download any song movie or program they wanted, free of charge. Example, A new video game i want comes out tommorow, but $60 for a game? this time last year i could get it for free, which, while wrong, still seems pretty nice to me, and i'm sure just as nice to millions of others. P2P is here to stay.
yeah...same here...installed it at least a month or 2 ago..beat it....i honestly thought it was out already...this has got to be the ealiest leak i've ever had...odd
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i spent the last year working in one of the biocomputational labs as a system admin, and this isn't exactly news. before i even arived, we already had this great setup of dual, polarized projections, displaying on a legit silver screen, powered by python, that allowed student and professors to toss on somespecial glasses and see cells, dna, and all sorts of other componds in very crisp and realistic 3d.
thats funny cause the last 24 eluded to the threat being aganst the nations nuclear power plants...wonder if "the man" was watching ....
i just started working AT harvard...hmmmmmm
technically, don't we all travel in 4 demensions?
space=3 of them
time is the 4th.....so....whats the big deal santa....
as a sophmore in college, i can tell you p2p is here to stay. i was all over napster back in its early days, untill its fall, imesh and morpheus soon after, followed by hotline(not p2p) irc(also not p2p) winmx and now waste. I watched a web server based file sharing system on my campus that only allow a few to share their media turn in to a DC (direct Connect) hub with a few terabytes of shared files, on a very small campus. Now this year, back to school, the school has new policies, network/firewall rules, that make something like IRC our only viable option, and option that, is, in all honesty, not user freindly when it comes to sharing files and information. Numerous students have asked me, "What happened to DC?, How am i supposed ot download now?" While, i;m not saying its a good thing many kids my age and younger grew up in highschool, being able to download any song movie or program they wanted, free of charge. Example, A new video game i want comes out tommorow, but $60 for a game? this time last year i could get it for free, which, while wrong, still seems pretty nice to me, and i'm sure just as nice to millions of others. P2P is here to stay.
yeah...same here...installed it at least a month or 2 ago..beat it....i honestly thought it was out already...this has got to be the ealiest leak i've ever had...odd