There are computer recycling centers. They are the same city and county recycling centers that you will send all your other recyclables to. How much easier can it get?
I wish you hadn't posted this as AC so I could ask you mroe questions if you've got that card. I myself went and spent twice as much for a Hauppauge HDTV tuner card that I ended up returning (horrid technical support, buggy software, and it didn't tune my digital cable). So, can you CONFIRM that this will tune digital cable?
Curious... why did you go with Kerio instead of ZoneAlarm? I use ZoneAlarm Pro personally and people here seem to give it a bad rap... I've never figured out why, other than the fact that after a while vsmon starts sucking cpu for no reason...
OK, maybe someone can figure this out for me. Why whenever I go to a RealMedia stream does RealOne Player say that it can't find a decoder for type "cook."?
Just like there were two CD-R and CD-RW "standards" that were argued over, a third standard emerged to replace them both. I imagine this is probably what is going to happen here. Funny how history repeats itself like that.
If increasing the amount of product placements can reduce the interruptions (read: commercials) during television programmes, I'm all for it. Of course, that's probably not how it's going to work, but it would be nice.
This complaint is regarding Verisign's recent decision to claim all non-registered.COM and.NET domain names for itself. It has done this by inserting a wildcard into the DNS registers, meaning an IP of 64.94.110.11 is returned for any domain name that has not yet been registered. That page is an advertisement for VeriSign's domain registration services. This is unfair competition with existing registrars - there is no means for myself, for example, to gain a similar foothold without actually purchasing each and every currently unregistered.COM/.NET name. It is also a technical breach of trust - the Internet is not merely the Web, and unknown domains should return errors rather than constantly try to contact VeriSign's advertising servers. Non-Web-based applications (FTP clients, etc.), will now incorrectly log that they have contacted the host you asked for when in fact they should have returned an error 'hostname unknown' because the site does not exist. The same will occur with any ICMP TRACEROUTE or PING tools-- these will not behave in a manner expected. I would be grateful if you could investigate this matter. Yours, Ian McCall
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There are computer recycling centers. They are the same city and county recycling centers that you will send all your other recyclables to. How much easier can it get?
I wish you hadn't posted this as AC so I could ask you mroe questions if you've got that card. I myself went and spent twice as much for a Hauppauge HDTV tuner card that I ended up returning (horrid technical support, buggy software, and it didn't tune my digital cable). So, can you CONFIRM that this will tune digital cable?
Well, we've still got Live-CD distros like Knoppix, so I don't see them being able to stop it all by any stretch of the imagination. :)
It'll cut down on the number of worms 'till someone finds an exploit in the AV and then, well, pandemonium.
Well, they had been drinking... and after having lost 550GBP I imagine that they would be drinking pretty hard!
0.61 of DOSBox has GUS support just in case you don't feel like scavenging around the back room for old parts. ;)
Curious... why did you go with Kerio instead of ZoneAlarm? I use ZoneAlarm Pro personally and people here seem to give it a bad rap... I've never figured out why, other than the fact that after a while vsmon starts sucking cpu for no reason...
S. Martin Bigger. 'nuff said.
You mean, aside from the fact that 1.5 x 100,000 is 150,000, not 1,500,000? Nothing, I suppose.
The more important question is, why would they use such an obscure (to us) unit of measurement in an article for us?
OK, maybe someone can figure this out for me. Why whenever I go to a RealMedia stream does RealOne Player say that it can't find a decoder for type "cook."?
I'm fairly certain that guy has perpetually drunk and high on some highly illicit drug for years, and it isn't open sourced yet...
Oh, well. It's a fucking terrible article anyway. I just felt like saying something useful for once.
Just like there were two CD-R and CD-RW "standards" that were argued over, a third standard emerged to replace them both. I imagine this is probably what is going to happen here.
Funny how history repeats itself like that.
Still looking for one for Digital Cable. Any ideas on THAT?
So, the kids at Western Washington University are finally going through puberty? Good for them.
(No disrespect intended, just couldn't pass up the opportunity to make an amusingly dirty comment.)
Um, massive waste? Like, the reason that we started reusing the shuttles in the first place?
3456 D IN DISPUTE
3456, as you may know, spells FILM. (Moviefone.)
If increasing the amount of product placements can reduce the interruptions (read: commercials) during television programmes, I'm all for it. Of course, that's probably not how it's going to work, but it would be nice.
TORRENT shares:
medium quality mpeg (140M)
low quality divx (73M)
high quality divx (135M)
Share and enjoy.
So they got rid of all the legacy stuff...but still they have PATA instead of SATA...why?!
Well, you could... until it got slashdotted. (oopsie.)
Anyone else notice that the computer in the clipart that the BBC used is an old Apple computer? "Um, oops?"
This complaint is regarding Verisign's recent decision to claim all non-registered .COM and .NET domain names for itself. It has done this by inserting a wildcard into the DNS registers, meaning an IP of 64.94.110.11 is returned for any domain name that has not yet been registered. That page is an advertisement for VeriSign's domain registration services. This is unfair competition with existing registrars - there is no means for myself, for example, to gain a similar foothold without actually purchasing each and every currently unregistered .COM/.NET name. It is also a technical breach of trust - the Internet is not merely the Web, and unknown domains should return errors rather than constantly try to contact VeriSign's advertising servers. Non-Web-based applications (FTP clients, etc.), will now incorrectly log that they have contacted the host you asked for when in fact they should have returned an error 'hostname unknown' because the site does not exist. The same will occur with any ICMP TRACEROUTE or PING tools-- these will not behave in a manner expected. I would be grateful if you could investigate this matter. Yours, Ian McCall