Now they just have to figure out how the demo disk becomes playable, use it as a boot disk, and poof, free games for everyone.:) I might be buying a 360 sooner than I thought...
Exactly. I have a feeling that this may be the first leak in the XBOX DRM 'dyke'...
Your design leaves nowhere for air to enter, so not all air will be removed. Plus, as the device struggles to achieve 0psi, the 14psi pushing in on it will be a major problem to contend with. Good luck keeping that plastic tarp in place and sturdy.
The simple fix would be to stitch a hepa filter somewhere in the tarp, preferably where it can be attached to 2 crossbeams, because there will still be pressure on it.
Hahaha! Those predictably missing my explicit disclaimer against what appears to be a grand generalization and getting all upset are just as funny as my first group!:-P
I saw a VW Bug the other day, with an Apple sticker on the bumper. I instantly knew the driver had an iPod, black-rim glasses, read alternative news, and listened to either emo or punk.
Nothing wrong with these things by themselves, but doing them all to fit some clique... Lol.
I have been taken a closer look at the Type Manager, what makes them so usefull, what they really provide for the user and came to some surprising results.
When it manages basic spelling and grammar, count me in.
It would make sense only if AMD and Cray improved the tech in a way that would make the Opteron better suited to the server market as well, such as by improving the scalability of the technology.
Perhaps they could license the result to Intel. They don't seem to be doing much lately.
True and fair. I should be clear: the contention is not the action itself; rather, it is the appearance of intent to commit the action under cover of secrecy. Transparency in gov't is paramount in a democracy.
I (hopefully) know you're kidding, but the fact of the matter is that the government are our employees. When we can't analyze what they're doing, I hope that's the day the seven trumpets sound and all that.
I don't think you meant to reply to me- I never said it was good or bad; I just said they do track SNs to associate with physical persons.
But now that we're on the topic, it sounds to me like you're saying, "If you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide, and consequently should welcome any and all inspections and other usurpations of privacy by gov't agents."
The founding principle of America is that the gov't works for the people, and it controlled and subservient to them. WE are the boss, and WE check on THEM, because they are our employees. I don't check on my boss, and I damn well don't expect my employees the gov't to do any "preventative" searches or other actions towards me.
If you, as one of their bosses, condone such actions, you weaken all of us.
Take another look at the labels of high-price items next time you're in CompUSA. There's more than one barcode, and YES they scan the UPC *AND* the serial number barcode, and YES they keep it matched with YOUR credit card. This stops people from breaking an item, purchasing replacement identical item SN:XXX and returning broken item SN:YYY.
Just $25 can make a big difference when hundreds of people donate. If the site is busy (and it is at time of posting) just try back later. You will make a difference.
Wait. Based on the summary, I don't understand which way the GroupThink(TM) is supposed to go here. Is it good? Is it bad? Help me! I'm so confused!
Honestly, I think this is the first time I've seen a summary that doesn't try to put a spin on the article one way or another.
He was very serious, but the submitter said the article is funny. That's belittling, and means that he's a funny little man and if you agree, you're funny too.;-)
A Taiwanese 2600 Magazine reader wrote a letter to the editors making this very same complaint and threatening to stop reading, etc., until 2600 made a formal apology. 2600 said pretty much, slow down there, pal. There are ISO standards for what countries are called, how their names are transliterated, etc. These standards are maintained by the UN. If you have a complaint, take it there. We're following ISO standards. I imagine for Google, following ISO standards would be a legitimate concern.
What's more lame is parent saved a really old comment URL that I made, just so he could be petty and vindictive. That he saved that trivia in his puny blah blah fucking blah...
Simmer down there, pal. Perhaps he just looked through your post history?
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Now they just have to figure out how the demo disk becomes playable, use it as a boot disk, and poof, free games for everyone. :) I might be buying a 360 sooner than I thought...
Exactly. I have a feeling that this may be the first leak in the XBOX DRM 'dyke'...
hehe... dyke...
Your design leaves nowhere for air to enter, so not all air will be removed. Plus, as the device struggles to achieve 0psi, the 14psi pushing in on it will be a major problem to contend with. Good luck keeping that plastic tarp in place and sturdy.
The simple fix would be to stitch a hepa filter somewhere in the tarp, preferably where it can be attached to 2 crossbeams, because there will still be pressure on it.
Otherwise, good idea.
Re:Not enough bits (Score:5, Pedantry)
Your wife makes you do things? Yep, definitely a red-stater.
Hahaha! Those predictably missing my explicit disclaimer against what appears to be a grand generalization and getting all upset are just as funny as my first group! :-P
Zing!!!!!!
I saw a VW Bug the other day, with an Apple sticker on the bumper. I instantly knew the driver had an iPod, black-rim glasses, read alternative news, and listened to either emo or punk.
Nothing wrong with these things by themselves, but doing them all to fit some clique... Lol.
Funded by Darpa[...]
I could have sworn it was funded by Durka Durka...
I have been taken a closer look at the Type Manager, what makes them so usefull, what they really provide for the user and came to some surprising results.
When it manages basic spelling and grammar, count me in.
It would make sense only if AMD and Cray improved the tech in a way that would make the Opteron better suited to the server market as well, such as by improving the scalability of the technology.
Perhaps they could license the result to Intel. They don't seem to be doing much lately.
True and fair. I should be clear: the contention is not the action itself; rather, it is the appearance of intent to commit the action under cover of secrecy. Transparency in gov't is paramount in a democracy.
I (hopefully) know you're kidding, but the fact of the matter is that the government are our employees. When we can't analyze what they're doing, I hope that's the day the seven trumpets sound and all that.
I don't think you meant to reply to me- I never said it was good or bad; I just said they do track SNs to associate with physical persons.
But now that we're on the topic, it sounds to me like you're saying, "If you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide, and consequently should welcome any and all inspections and other usurpations of privacy by gov't agents."
The founding principle of America is that the gov't works for the people, and it controlled and subservient to them. WE are the boss, and WE check on THEM, because they are our employees. I don't check on my boss, and I damn well don't expect my employees the gov't to do any "preventative" searches or other actions towards me.
If you, as one of their bosses, condone such actions, you weaken all of us.
Take another look at the labels of high-price items next time you're in CompUSA. There's more than one barcode, and YES they scan the UPC *AND* the serial number barcode, and YES they keep it matched with YOUR credit card. This stops people from breaking an item, purchasing replacement identical item SN:XXX and returning broken item SN:YYY.
Don't let that sand get in your eyes, dimwit.
http://www.eff.org.nyud.net:8090/news/archives/200 5_10.php#004063
Okay, mighty slashdot. Now in your refusal to implement coral cache, you're impeding EFF from garnering donations. When will you be sated?
And with your donation, you can claim the same.
https://secure.eff.org/
Just $25 can make a big difference when hundreds of people donate. If the site is busy (and it is at time of posting) just try back later. You will make a difference.
Aww... Some champion of poor grammar got upset at my little post... :)
Aww... Some champion of poor grammar got upset at my little post :)
Ah, I'm sorry. The Kennedy's legacy.
Who's The Kennedy?
Taiwan Irked at Google's Version of Earth/ 04/1655204&tid=217&tid=219 [slashdot.org]
http://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/10
Pissing off chinese... Thumbs Down
You just called Democratic Taiwan citizens "Chinese". You're next pal.
Nobody will want to get drunk on the steps of the Capitol with them except the Kennedy's
Your post got cut off...
Except the Kennedy's what? The Kennedy's dog?
"Their" is ALREADY POSSESSIVE!!!
Get their coat. Oh, they already got theirs.
Just, wow...
Wait. Based on the summary, I don't understand which way the GroupThink(TM) is supposed to go here. Is it good? Is it bad? Help me! I'm so confused!
;-)
Honestly, I think this is the first time I've seen a summary that doesn't try to put a spin on the article one way or another.
He was very serious, but the submitter said the article is funny. That's belittling, and means that he's a funny little man and if you agree, you're funny too.
change the face of web browsing by turning their's into the swiss army knife
Important document:
http://tinyurl.com/3s4hx
A Taiwanese 2600 Magazine reader wrote a letter to the editors making this very same complaint and threatening to stop reading, etc., until 2600 made a formal apology. 2600 said pretty much, slow down there, pal. There are ISO standards for what countries are called, how their names are transliterated, etc. These standards are maintained by the UN. If you have a complaint, take it there. We're following ISO standards. I imagine for Google, following ISO standards would be a legitimate concern.
What's more lame is parent saved a really old comment URL that I made, just so he could be petty and vindictive. That he saved that trivia in his puny blah blah fucking blah...
Simmer down there, pal. Perhaps he just looked through your post history?