In May 2000, Hummer Winblad invested about $13 million in Napster and took control of its business and legal liabilities, with Barry assuming an interim CEO role.
Well, it's not as simple as that... From the article: "In May 2000, Hummer Winblad invested about $13 million in Napster and took control of its business and legal liabilities, with Barry assuming an interim CEO role."
I hate the record industry for all this shit, but they probably do have a pretty good case.
argh... that's terrible... well, i guess you could always move to the states... might be easier than assembling a reliable, fast, silent linux media pc...;)
and you don't have to set up any partitions, or get all that shit working together, or wait 5 minutes for it to boot up, or install samba, or patch anything, or compile anything, or spend hours trolling the newsgroups to make mplayer work when all you want to do is watch this week's Sopranos...
so... he talks about saving $582 so far, and then mentions that $490 of that is from not having to pay a car payment or insurance... even neglecting the fact that he's only ridden it half a month but is including the whole month's car fees, is anyone else out there crazy enough to believe that a segway is actually a good replacement for a car??? a segway is a replacement for fat people's legs and staminas. not for a car.
Perhaps even more interesting (especially if you're already familiar with the debate) is the fact that highlighting a word or phrase on that page causes a browser window to pop up with the results of a Google search on that word or phrase...
Not technically very difficult, but a cool idea...
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No, it's not.
In May 2000, Hummer Winblad invested about $13 million in Napster and took control of its business and legal liabilities, with Barry assuming an interim CEO role.
Read the article.
Well, it's not as simple as that... From the article: "In May 2000, Hummer Winblad invested about $13 million in Napster and took control of its business and legal liabilities , with Barry assuming an interim CEO role." I hate the record industry for all this shit, but they probably do have a pretty good case.
- It should be comfortable to hold in one hand
- It should have buttons you can feel
Do you really want to sit there with a laptop screen in your lap, and look down every minute or so to see where that channel up "button" is again?argh... that's terrible... well, i guess you could always move to the states... might be easier than assembling a reliable, fast, silent linux media pc... ;)
behold, the solution:
Tivo Media Option
and you don't have to set up any partitions, or get all that shit working together, or wait 5 minutes for it to boot up, or install samba, or patch anything, or compile anything, or spend hours trolling the newsgroups to make mplayer work when all you want to do is watch this week's Sopranos...
Here's a longer overview... Could only find it in Google's cache.
so... he talks about saving $582 so far, and then mentions that $490 of that is from not having to pay a car payment or insurance... even neglecting the fact that he's only ridden it half a month but is including the whole month's car fees, is anyone else out there crazy enough to believe that a segway is actually a good replacement for a car??? a segway is a replacement for fat people's legs and staminas. not for a car.
Perhaps even more interesting (especially if you're already familiar with the debate) is the fact that highlighting a word or phrase on that page causes a browser window to pop up with the results of a Google search on that word or phrase...
Not technically very difficult, but a cool idea...
My truly unbreakable cryptography, implemented in Java:
public String encrypt( String cipherText )
{
return "5";
}
Nice reference... That does sound like something Di$ney would do...
the problem with music, by Steve Albini