Maybe give your CDROM a wood casing and have it pop out of your desk like a drawer? (Have the computer speakers play a sound of a drawer opening when you press eject.)
Ever make your room appliances controlled by the PC? (/DEV/LAMP or/DEV/FAN)
Know of any clever tricks for concealing wires? (for things like power supplies, not like your keyboard which can be wireless.)
When your not using it, could you make your monitor look like a picture frame, or your mouse look like some other peice of desk art?
You mean like stealing royalties for works that did not originate in their studios?
Maybe when Disney starts respecting intellectual property rights, we will.
Oh Bother.
I hope this bill passes. I hope they tag and track every DVD CD and TV Transmission and charge $2.00 per view.
Maybe then people will get sick of it and start thinking more about creating rather than consuming.
You would be walking around town all slack-jawed thinking to yourself "wow, I didn't you know Patrick Duffy stayed at this hotel!" and then you'd get side swiped by a truck.
They have to make sure to provide a french translation of their dissatisfaction.
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Pascal's Wager is too narrow minded.
Falsely believing that God exists can lead to great harm. Ask a family member of a suicide cult victim.
As well, you could believe in God, but your faith lies in a false god, which could lead to eternal damnation.
So forget the wager, it really isn't relevant.
Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
I'll have you know plenty of homeschoolers are freethinkers\atheists.
Mainly, beleive it or not, because public school has too much of a white-christian centered cirriculum in some places. (Especially the south.)
Homeschool isn't a christian thing. Allthough, lots of christians do it, it's usally adopted by people who don't like the idea of the government indoctrinating and in some cases controlling their children.
The government still makes most homeschoolers take government created tests, and oddly enough, home schools do much better than public schools on these tests using their custom curriculums than public schools do with cirriculums designed specifically for taking those tests.
Half-Life has OpenGL drivers.
If memory serves me correctly, Half-Life is a modified Quake2 Engine which is already in linux.
There should be very little holding back from making a port of half-life to linux ( if it hasn't already been done)
Starcraft on the otherhand uses mostly DirectDraw.
Which DirectX 8 doesn't even contain.
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Nope, if youve got a serial port you can develop on em pretty much.
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Lego Mindstorms. The physical sensors are rather limited though.
Touch (A button pretty much)
Heat, (Thermometer)
Light, (Detects brightness)
Rotation.
Limitations aside, ive seen some really impressive things hacked out with these little bots.
(A copying machine for one)
Keyboard loggers arn't necessarily software, so they would just need physical access to your machine. I wouldnt be suprised if they have keyloggers that look like the little rubber nubbies on the bottom of keyboards and laptops.
As for speech software, they would just use a normal bug in that case. =)
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Anyone ever used their desk as a computer case?
/DEV/FAN)
Maybe give your CDROM a wood casing and have it pop out of your desk like a drawer? (Have the computer speakers play a sound of a drawer opening when you press eject.)
Ever make your room appliances controlled by the PC? (/DEV/LAMP or
Know of any clever tricks for concealing wires? (for things like power supplies, not like your keyboard which can be wireless.)
When your not using it, could you make your monitor look like a picture frame, or your mouse look like some other peice of desk art?
We'll let the detonation of an atomic bomb slide, but throwing shreds of paper in the air...
That's just blatent disrespect for mother earth.
You sir, make me sick.
I wish everyone would adopt the bordercolor attribute of the table tag.
That's a not a mistako! It's a him, mario!
One day a friend of mine told RMS in a chatroom interview "RMS! You're my hero!" to which RMS replied: "Bite me, Fanboy." Priceless.
If you're going to live in the city atleast learn to speak the language. Damn forigners.
NASA geeks just suck at playing catch.
There is no wait. People are already doing it, and uploading their findings to databases and giving GPS coordinates.
You can take plagerized texts, run it through this software and then keep tweeking it until it no longer sets off the filter alarm.
You mean like stealing royalties for works that did not originate in their studios?
Maybe when Disney starts respecting intellectual property rights, we will. Oh Bother.
I hope this bill passes. I hope they tag and track every DVD CD and TV Transmission and charge $2.00 per view. Maybe then people will get sick of it and start thinking more about creating rather than consuming.
You would be walking around town all slack-jawed thinking to yourself "wow, I didn't you know Patrick Duffy stayed at this hotel!" and then you'd get side swiped by a truck.
that Al Gore is ultimately responsible?
They have to make sure to provide a french translation of their dissatisfaction.
Pascal's Wager is too narrow minded. Falsely believing that God exists can lead to great harm. Ask a family member of a suicide cult victim. As well, you could believe in God, but your faith lies in a false god, which could lead to eternal damnation. So forget the wager, it really isn't relevant. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
Too bad that if you print out your eBook and give it to kinkos they will bring in the FBI and say "HA, BIND THIS!" pointing to you.
I'll have you know plenty of homeschoolers are freethinkers\atheists.
Mainly, beleive it or not, because public school has too much of a white-christian centered cirriculum in some places. (Especially the south.)
Homeschool isn't a christian thing. Allthough, lots of christians do it, it's usally adopted by people who don't like the idea of the government indoctrinating and in some cases controlling their children.
The government still makes most homeschoolers take government created tests, and oddly enough, home schools do much better than public schools on these tests using their custom curriculums than public schools do with cirriculums designed specifically for taking those tests.
Half-Life has OpenGL drivers. If memory serves me correctly, Half-Life is a modified Quake2 Engine which is already in linux. There should be very little holding back from making a port of half-life to linux ( if it hasn't already been done) Starcraft on the otherhand uses mostly DirectDraw. Which DirectX 8 doesn't even contain.
Nope, if youve got a serial port you can develop on em pretty much.
Lego Mindstorms. The physical sensors are rather limited though. Touch (A button pretty much) Heat, (Thermometer) Light, (Detects brightness) Rotation. Limitations aside, ive seen some really impressive things hacked out with these little bots. (A copying machine for one)
It's like a normal PDA, but the only font is wingdings.
#include #include #include int Base4(int limit) { int j,l,m; j=limit; l=j%10; m=0; while(j>0) { l += (4 * (m * j)); j=j/10; m++; } return l; } char Letter(int num) { return (char) num+64; } #define messagesize 1000 // Whatever the message size is
void Decode()
{
int NumberList[messagesize] = { /* Put the message here */ };
for(int i=0;imessagesize;i++) {
printf("%c",Letter(Base4(NumberList[i])));
}
}
void main()
{
Decode();
}
int Summation(int limit)
{
int i,j,l,k;
k=0;
for(i=0;i<=limit;i++) {
j=i;
l=j%10;
while(j>0)
{
j=j/10;
l+=(j%10);
}
k+=l;
}
Keyboard loggers arn't necessarily software, so they would just need physical access to your machine. I wouldnt be suprised if they have keyloggers that look like the little rubber nubbies on the bottom of keyboards and laptops. As for speech software, they would just use a normal bug in that case. =)
Ive got dibs on putting the star on top