I always wondered what happened to MC Hammer after his downfall.
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>> 'The Software Publishers Association gives you permission to copy this video for the non-profit >> purpose of promoting the ethical and legal use of software
Following on Sony's heels with the multi-standard 500/510 drives are TDK and Pioneer. I just picked up a Pioneer A06 and it's pretty damn sexy, and reads/writes +R/+RW/-R/-RW
No I don't even live with them, it was just an idea of what the marketing has done. I haven't touched p2p since the grand 'ol days of Napster. These are the same people who thought Y2K was going to destroy the world and that the lovebug was going to end life as we know it.
>>Do people need to do those things in order to >>be prosecuted for a crime? Were does a society >>based on laws draw the line?
When laws no longer provide safety, justice, or no longer represent the majority of people, these laws need to be re-examined. The laws are supposed to protect the majority from the minority in theory.
Well IE has a little down arrow between the back and forward that shows the last 9 pages you were at and allows you to select from there, although still not as nice as IBM's history tree
I don't understand what the big deal is here. E-Bay is a company, and not run by the Government. This means they are in business to make money, and don't need to represent the people.
So as long as they are honest, and upfront about what is being shared, to who, and why, we have enough information to make an informed decision on if we are comfortable doing business with this service, and if we are not then we can take our business elsewhere.
A quick glace of Apple's Panther Preview Page reveals to me the level of techical ability that Apple sees in its target market.
------- Panther will include a final X11 window server for Unix-based apps, improved NFS/UFS, FreeBSD 5 innovations as well as support for popular Linux APIs, IPv6 and other important acronyms. -------
I wish they'd lay off the acronym support until they get those vowels working properly!
>>then it seems to be there would be a fair bit >>of peer review
Peer review only lasts until the product is deemed to have no 'show stoppers'. Look at most retail software titles that come with a README of 'known issues'.
Washington, DC - June 26, 2003 - Dept. Of Defense in charge of security and defense for the United States Of America will be going over budget on an IPV6 upgrade. The majority of costs will be involved in training staff to count to the number 6. Previous training to count up to 5 was thought to be years ahead of its time since the DOD believes IPV5 would come after IPV4.
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>>Re:How that unfortunate? (Score:0, Offtopic)
:(
>>by wo1verin3 (473094) on Wednesday July 09, @04:06PM (#6402609)
So does wallmart management
>> Rheingold Preaches Mob-Logging
Is he preacing Mob-Logging?
Or does he just want Mo-Blogging?
>>For the same reason a package of peanuts proclaims:
>>"Warning: contains nuts"
I'm more worried when they're marked:
Warning: MAY contain nuts
>>How that unfortunate? (Score:0, Flamebait)
>>by Weeb (69841) on Wednesday July 09, @03:56PM (#6402515)
Appearantly the wallmart greeters have mod points left.
I always wondered what happened to MC Hammer after his downfall.
>> 'The Software Publishers Association gives you permission to copy this video for the non-profit
>> purpose of promoting the ethical and legal use of software
What if we just download it to laugh at it?
What about two standards everyone can read?
Following on Sony's heels with the multi-standard 500/510 drives are TDK and Pioneer. I just picked up a Pioneer A06 and it's pretty damn sexy, and reads/writes +R/+RW/-R/-RW
No I don't even live with them, it was just an idea of what the marketing has done. I haven't touched p2p since the grand 'ol days of Napster. These are the same people who thought Y2K was going to destroy the world and that the lovebug was going to end life as we know it.
>>Do people need to do those things in order to
>>be prosecuted for a crime? Were does a society
>>based on laws draw the line?
When laws no longer provide safety, justice, or no longer represent the majority of people, these laws need to be re-examined. The laws are supposed to protect the majority from the minority in theory.
they decided to print out the article and come have a serious talk, and how I should realize filesharing is wrong.
you know when your non-technical parents get it on the action, one of two things:
1) my parents are androids from the future sent by the evil RIAA
2) this is more of a marketing campaign then anything...
VISIT http://www.napsterbits.com for the hillarious adventures of the napster kittyhead!
Now that the site is slashdotted, can anyone post the screenshots as a comment? :)
>>kind of like how having a login to a Win95 >>machine gives you access to all files.
:(
Er... really?
I guess all those clients I charged to setup logins are gonna be pissed if they find out.
I can tell you with certainty that is not true for Epson printers, I can't speak for other brands.
Most printers have a way of resetting the ink count so it thinks the old cart is a new one, but yes way beyond the thoughts of the average consumer.
>> it'd be sweet revenge
And an increase in the quality of their product.
Well IE has a little down arrow between the back and forward that shows the last 9 pages you were at and allows you to select from there, although still not as nice as IBM's history tree
I don't understand what the big deal is here.
E-Bay is a company, and not run by the Government. This means they are in business to make money, and don't need to represent the people.
So as long as they are honest, and upfront about what is being shared, to who, and why, we have enough information to make an informed decision on if we are comfortable doing business with this service, and if we are not then we can take our business elsewhere.
A quick glace of Apple's Panther Preview Page reveals to me the level of techical ability that Apple sees in its target market.
-------
Panther will include a final X11 window server for Unix-based apps, improved NFS/UFS, FreeBSD 5 innovations as well as support for popular Linux APIs, IPv6 and other important acronyms.
-------
I wish they'd lay off the acronym support until they get those vowels working properly!
>>then it seems to be there would be a fair bit
>>of peer review
Peer review only lasts until the product is deemed to have no 'show stoppers'. Look at most retail software titles that come with a README of 'known issues'.
>> Altered Carbon
Is this the sequel to altered beast?
>> I'm not particularly pleased that the US
>>government now has a growing database tying
>>email addresses to phone numbers.
I'm not particularly pleases we're creating a database of e-mail addresses that could be harvested for use outside of US jurisdiction.
>> U.S. DoD Commits To IPv6
Washington, DC - June 26, 2003 - Dept. Of Defense in charge of security and defense for the United States Of America will be going over budget on an IPV6 upgrade. The majority of costs will be involved in training staff to count to the number 6. Previous training to count up to 5 was thought to be years ahead of its time since the DOD believes IPV5 would come after IPV4.
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