Subpoena Apple for the names & addresses of everyone who ever purchased an iPod and individually sue every iPod owner, force Apple to patch iTunes so that it deletes every non-DRM'ed tune from their iPod, break into people homes and burn tapes that they might have.
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/ is your friend. it's ported from log4j. it works really well. the documentation is not 100% accurate, so Google is your friend too.
we log everything to a single Oracle table, it's nice and easy to mine using SQL statements, it's easy to purge; logging medium is mostly a matter of personal preference.
a good logging framework will let you add new loggers / change log levels without touching your app (without even restarting it).
BTW, Microsoft's Enterprise Library Logging Block appears to be mostly crap...(http://weblogs.asp.net/lorenh/archive/2005 /02/18/376191.aspx).
2-tiered model, with the worst possible protocol (insecure, verbose, spaghetti-prone: [n pages x m endpoints], the client calls are not type-checked and versionning the endpoints is a nightmare). It sounds wonderful.
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There's some reading for you.
Translation: we will scan your hard drive, your iPod's hard drive, your local network drives.
This service will die within 3 months.
there's a key I wouldn't mind getting rid of.
A very nifty tool, not very well known: http://hugin.sourceforge.net/
remember this? didn't quite have the sophistication of your invention though...
Subpoena Apple for the names & addresses of everyone who ever purchased an iPod and individually sue every iPod owner, force Apple to patch iTunes so that it deletes every non-DRM'ed tune from their iPod, break into people homes and burn tapes that they might have.
God it's ugly! No wonder the iPod killed the market.
wow! The guy brags about brainwashing his kids. I'd hate to see what he does to his employees.
oh, wait...
They already have yours.
This is what I used to do a while back:
$ cat ~/bin/ra2pcm.sh
#!/bin/bash
mplayer -nocache -really-quiet -vo null -af resample=44100:0:1 -ao pcm -aofile $HOME/mp3/RADIO/`date +%y-%h-%d-%R`.wav $1
then I got lazy with iTunes & my iPod... If I have to go back to that, fine. It's not the end of the world.
That's why I sleep at my desk.
yet the menu bar on the right shows a Creative Commons attribution.
mine was an Oric-1 too. I had it hooked up to a portable Sony tape player (CLOAD/CSAVE). I remember it like it was yesterday.
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/ is your friend. it's ported from log4j. it works really well. the documentation is not 100% accurate, so Google is your friend too. we log everything to a single Oracle table, it's nice and easy to mine using SQL statements, it's easy to purge; logging medium is mostly a matter of personal preference. a good logging framework will let you add new loggers / change log levels without touching your app (without even restarting it). BTW, Microsoft's Enterprise Library Logging Block appears to be mostly crap...(http://weblogs.asp.net/lorenh/archive/2005 /02/18/376191.aspx).
"free Longhorn upgrades for all your servers and we're even".
what makes you think they wouldn't subpoena ISP logs next and then put 2 and 2 together?
No kidding. What about your local supermarket? How do people think companies like Nielsen exist?
steve@localhost: yeah, I'm watching the video. Only one guy on their team is wearing black. They're fucked.
how robust Windows is.
They'll be able to experience "survival of the fittest" in Technicolor. muahahahaha.
2-tiered model, with the worst possible protocol (insecure, verbose, spaghetti-prone: [n pages x m endpoints], the client calls are not type-checked and versionning the endpoints is a nightmare). It sounds wonderful.
Talk about witholding sex in exchange of "helping"! Shheeeesh.
evil men... you mean like BushCo & Cheneyburton?
Somehow this link seems more appropriate.
-+--> FUCK
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---> YOU !