No, im talking about a cable that plugs in the back of the ps2, same place you plug the cable that goes to your tv, but it has a vga adapter on it. There were pictures of this with the Japanese linux kit.
I dont think EA thinks much of Richard Garriot, this spells it out pretty plainly..
I also liked when they were talking about that Bards Tale game, how the guy from EA said that they (the game developers redoing bards tale) "should at least call us up and tell us about it"
Hah.. if they do they get shut down, plain and simple..
One thing that I really dont understand.. maybe I shouldn't im not a lawyer.. but anyway..
As far as I knew, if a law enforcement agency wanted to place a wiretap on your phone, they have to state who they will be taping, and what they are listening for..
With carnivore, the law enforcement agency has no way to tell who is actually sending an email out, they have no way to tell. They know it came from your computer, but other then that, it could be anyone. How does this make carnivore legal? My guess is that I am wrong when it comes to them having to have a specific target when it comes to wiretaps..
I mean, is it legal for them to snoop what my 10 year old kid is sending to his friends? Isn't there some sort of law that makes it so no one could collect info on anyone under the age of 13? It may not apply to this kind of info collecting, so im probably wrong there as well.
And another point.. if the FBI puts these supercarnivore boxes at all major points of the net, wont that slow things down a bit?
I took apart a Kodak Advantix disposible camera.. found some interesting things out..
First off, when you take the camera to a shop, they just break it open, and take out an Advantix film roll, just like a normal one you would see in a normal Advantix camera.
So after I took it to a shop, I figured it might be easy to reuse these cameras.. So i took another one I had apart.. and be careful, it doens't really hurt, but you can get a shock from the battery that runs the flash.. Not sure if its a battery or what, but it shocks you.
Anyway, when the film was all done, and I took it apart, the film was all the way wound.. I am not too sure how you could unwind a new canister of film in the disposible camara, there was no mechanism for unwinding, it probably is done with some special tool or something at the factory.
Now, with this disposible digital camera, I can see some better uses for the parts its using, especially if there is an LCD viewfinder on it.. which I kinda doubt but one can wish.
I dont see why you would have to take it back to the exact store you bought it from, id imagine that any store that had the machines necessary to pull off the photos should be able to do it.. (im thinking a garden variety pc with usb). Anyway, id like to see how good these things work.. I dont have a digital camera now and I wish I did have one, they are pricey for a good one though..
We can just use the scheme that other corporations use when they get hacked.. Pretty much imagine every way your computer could cost you any money, how long it was down, cost of you fixing any damages.. etc.. I could probably get that figure well over 5 grand..
What they did really doesn't compare to what we are doing now..
Since Sept. 11th, im fairly sure that the Taliban knew something was going to happen. About a week after that, we said that we are not going to look at a terrorist group, and a country that is harboring them, as seperate, and in my opinion, is a fair warning to those contries.
They have not yet released OBL, we gave them an ultimatem you could say, they didn't step up to plate, so we take out his terrorist camps.
We know that Afganistan is going to have some troubles over this, a lot of the funds are probably going to other places then helping the unfortunate citizens of that country, so we give them some food to help out.
I noticed that the sound was not matching the video a lot of the times.. it was only about a half second off, but it looked like they dubbed the voices for most of the time.
(I know that they didn't, but it gave that appearance)
The Sony Lithium battery I have on my camcorder has some sort of computer chip inside that lets it talk to the camcorder to find out battery life and so on. Im fairly sure it said that someplace within the book I got with it..
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Why would you need to look at the Nintendo Power back issues for codes.. im sure most of them are available over the net. (www.gamefaqs.com).
I bought one of these last year, and it has been working great..
The interface is a webpage built into the router (to get to it, you just go to http://192.168.1.1). When I used mine, I had a linux box running apache, and I could forward all requests to port 80 to that machines IP address, and it worked pretty good.
There is a lot of other options with it as well, but the only problem is Linksys does not provide any support beyond getting it to work, so your on your own with the more advanced stuff, but it does seem to work good so if you know what your doing you probably wont need help.
When I first got the router, I was on DSL, and my provider was pretty much crap. The DSL line would go down a few times a day, Id have to unplug and replug in my DSL modem to get it back online. There was a couple times where I had to reset the router, and plug in the settings again, but it only took a minute or so.
All in all, I like the device.. If I were to buy one today, i'd probably buy the Linksys Wireless Router, I saw this at best buy for about 120 bucks, pretty cheap for a Wireless Access Point with a range of 1000ft..
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The more I study religions the more I am convinced that man never worshipped anything but himself.
How about the right to think that getting on a jetliner will be safe?
What about the right to think that when I go to work today in a 100 story building, will it get hit by a jetliner?
How about the right to feel save driving down the road, or taking your kids to the park.
These are not 'rights' given to us by any constitution or anything like that, they are the rights of humanity I guess you could say. I believe this is what he was referring to..
Zeno
(April 16, 1953)
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children. This is not a way of life at all in any true sense. Under the clouds of war, it is humanity hanging on a cross of iron.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Id expect some basic english skills to be displayed when reading a website such as the Washington Post. How long does it take to do a spell check?
These news sites feed on stuff like this, it gives them more hits, more papers sold, they love bad news. They are used to seeing and reporting on bad news, so they should at least act with a bit of professionalism when reporting the news.
I am fairly confused as to what is going on here..
This company that provides 'broadcast 2000' is worried that some other big company will use or purchase said software, and when a bug arrises that makes the purchasing company lose money, they dont want to be sued.
Why cant the company that provides the broadcast 2000 say that they dont have a warranty on the program, and if you use it, its used as is, any any costs that arrise from something bad that happens from using the software will have to be paid by the user of the software, not the software maker?
Its a fairly common thing to see in liscense agreements, or warranties or whatever.. Did they get sued recently or what?
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No, im talking about a cable that plugs in the back of the ps2, same place you plug the cable that goes to your tv, but it has a vga adapter on it. There were pictures of this with the Japanese linux kit.
I dont think EA thinks much of Richard Garriot, this spells it out pretty plainly..
I also liked when they were talking about that Bards Tale game, how the guy from EA said that they (the game developers redoing bards tale) "should at least call us up and tell us about it"
Hah.. if they do they get shut down, plain and simple..
One thing that I really dont understand.. maybe I shouldn't im not a lawyer.. but anyway..
As far as I knew, if a law enforcement agency wanted to place a wiretap on your phone, they have to state who they will be taping, and what they are listening for..
With carnivore, the law enforcement agency has no way to tell who is actually sending an email out, they have no way to tell. They know it came from your computer, but other then that, it could be anyone. How does this make carnivore legal? My guess is that I am wrong when it comes to them having to have a specific target when it comes to wiretaps..
I mean, is it legal for them to snoop what my 10 year old kid is sending to his friends? Isn't there some sort of law that makes it so no one could collect info on anyone under the age of 13? It may not apply to this kind of info collecting, so im probably wrong there as well.
And another point.. if the FBI puts these supercarnivore boxes at all major points of the net, wont that slow things down a bit?
Zeno
I took apart a Kodak Advantix disposible camera.. found some interesting things out..
First off, when you take the camera to a shop, they just break it open, and take out an Advantix film roll, just like a normal one you would see in a normal Advantix camera.
So after I took it to a shop, I figured it might be easy to reuse these cameras.. So i took another one I had apart.. and be careful, it doens't really hurt, but you can get a shock from the battery that runs the flash.. Not sure if its a battery or what, but it shocks you.
Anyway, when the film was all done, and I took it apart, the film was all the way wound.. I am not too sure how you could unwind a new canister of film in the disposible camara, there was no mechanism for unwinding, it probably is done with some special tool or something at the factory.
Now, with this disposible digital camera, I can see some better uses for the parts its using, especially if there is an LCD viewfinder on it.. which I kinda doubt but one can wish.
I dont see why you would have to take it back to the exact store you bought it from, id imagine that any store that had the machines necessary to pull off the photos should be able to do it.. (im thinking a garden variety pc with usb). Anyway, id like to see how good these things work.. I dont have a digital camera now and I wish I did have one, they are pricey for a good one though..
We can just use the scheme that other corporations use when they get hacked.. Pretty much imagine every way your computer could cost you any money, how long it was down, cost of you fixing any damages.. etc.. I could probably get that figure well over 5 grand..
Actually I think you are both wrong..
What they did really doesn't compare to what we are doing now..
Since Sept. 11th, im fairly sure that the Taliban knew something was going to happen. About a week after that, we said that we are not going to look at a terrorist group, and a country that is harboring them, as seperate, and in my opinion, is a fair warning to those contries.
They have not yet released OBL, we gave them an ultimatem you could say, they didn't step up to plate, so we take out his terrorist camps.
We know that Afganistan is going to have some troubles over this, a lot of the funds are probably going to other places then helping the unfortunate citizens of that country, so we give them some food to help out.
Actually, here is the reason:
http://www.jackherer.com/book/ch04.html
Because dx8.1 is coming out shortly with support for some of the new stuff in graphics cards..
Ya that scene reminded me of the Cantina in Star Wars.. Ah well, it was still a great episode.
I noticed that the sound was not matching the video a lot of the times.. it was only about a half second off, but it looked like they dubbed the voices for most of the time.
(I know that they didn't, but it gave that appearance)
Actually its Muslim, not Moslem..
Wouldn't his made up language be a form of cryptography?
The Sony Lithium battery I have on my camcorder has some sort of computer chip inside that lets it talk to the camcorder to find out battery life and so on. Im fairly sure it said that someplace within the book I got with it..
Who wants to make a guess as to when someone will make an emulator on pc to play xbox games?
Why would you need to look at the Nintendo Power back issues for codes.. im sure most of them are available over the net. (www.gamefaqs.com).
Heck, just get it cached on google somehow before posting a link.. the google servers seem to be able to take a beating..
I bought one of these last year, and it has been working great..
The interface is a webpage built into the router (to get to it, you just go to http://192.168.1.1). When I used mine, I had a linux box running apache, and I could forward all requests to port 80 to that machines IP address, and it worked pretty good.
There is a lot of other options with it as well, but the only problem is Linksys does not provide any support beyond getting it to work, so your on your own with the more advanced stuff, but it does seem to work good so if you know what your doing you probably wont need help.
When I first got the router, I was on DSL, and my provider was pretty much crap. The DSL line would go down a few times a day, Id have to unplug and replug in my DSL modem to get it back online. There was a couple times where I had to reset the router, and plug in the settings again, but it only took a minute or so.
All in all, I like the device.. If I were to buy one today, i'd probably buy the Linksys Wireless Router, I saw this at best buy for about 120 bucks, pretty cheap for a Wireless Access Point with a range of 1000ft..
Zeno_1
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The more I study religions the more I am convinced that man never worshipped anything but himself.
Sir Richard F. Burton
I guess if your going to quote a famous person, you might want to actually give the right quote..
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin
How about the right to think that getting on a jetliner will be safe?
What about the right to think that when I go to work today in a 100 story building, will it get hit by a jetliner?
How about the right to feel save driving down the road, or taking your kids to the park.
These are not 'rights' given to us by any constitution or anything like that, they are the rights of humanity I guess you could say. I believe this is what he was referring to..
Zeno
(April 16, 1953)
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children. This is not a way of life at all in any true sense. Under the clouds of war, it is humanity hanging on a cross of iron.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Id expect some basic english skills to be displayed when reading a website such as the Washington Post. How long does it take to do a spell check?
These news sites feed on stuff like this, it gives them more hits, more papers sold, they love bad news. They are used to seeing and reporting on bad news, so they should at least act with a bit of professionalism when reporting the news.
I am fairly confused as to what is going on here..
This company that provides 'broadcast 2000' is worried that some other big company will use or purchase said software, and when a bug arrises that makes the purchasing company lose money, they dont want to be sued.
Why cant the company that provides the broadcast 2000 say that they dont have a warranty on the program, and if you use it, its used as is, any any costs that arrise from something bad that happens from using the software will have to be paid by the user of the software, not the software maker?
Its a fairly common thing to see in liscense agreements, or warranties or whatever.. Did they get sued recently or what?
Ive heard that they have to sell about 6 games to make up for the cost of the XBOX hardware.
Also, I was thinking, how long do you think it would take someone to make an emulator for pc that will play XBOX games?
I know 2 people here at work that have cell phones with PalmOS on them.
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BTW check out the daydream one its pretty good.
This might be it
http://www.adcritic.com/content/ibm-linux.html
If thats not it, try this:
http://www.adcritic.com/search/?query=IBM
There is about 20 IBM commercials there