WTF is wrong with congress??
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Can't they see through the $300,000 in campiagn contributions from Disney that went to Sen. Fritz Hitler? Maybe these bastards figure if they agree to the charges, they too will get a chunk of the proceeds
And worst of all I just got so upset from the article which only explained and echoed the charges against the technology companies. At the end in two 'paragraphs' it explains that that companys such as Intel and Dell do not agree!
MS, oops... The "BSA" should hire a squad of "Software Protection Services" for each inCOMPitentUSA, Eggheads, Soft-w4r3z Etc. in the USA thereby eliminating major "intellectual" piracy, and with the BILLIONS AND BILLIONS saved from that alone, should then asssemble an army of disgruntled Redmondians (i suppose thats what their called) and lynch the entire city of Cupertino, CA for contributory copyright infringement.
From the Worker's Comp page, circa 2005 - "Well your honor, my client was having dizzy spells that morning when he ran over Miss Damsel in Account Recievables. She claimed she was retrieving spilt paper clips, but no evidence revealed how or why the Segways control-shaft got lodged in her posterior with such brute force.
All those.net's and.org's. When you wanna show your boss some new wireless gadget on wireless123.com and you forgot that it was wireless123.net, so instead your'e at some pR0n site, and your boss is wondering what the hell he just authorized a purchase for.
Now tack on.co.il ,.co.uk and your'e looking at this steep curve of memorization. It was much easier when you found it all with a simple "dot-com" as the TLD.
what your data set is. For example if one wishes to compress an album of suppose, N'Stink, or Backdoor Boys, it isn't truly random data, and a close observation of the data provided, will show almost an exact duplicate (allowing for differences in the spelling of the bands' names) and therefore compression rates can well be into the realm of 100:1.
Re:How do you write 1337speak in hebrew?
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Hate to busrt your bubble, but the Israelites contributed much to the arab culture, in all fields from mathematics, to medical, to astronomy, and finance/banking. Have you ever heard of Miamonides?- AKA the RAMBAN, which is an acronym of his full hebrew name Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon. Wrote most of his work in arabic, and was later translated to almost every language of the rennesiance world. Heard of an Astrolobe? The first tool invented to calculate positions of the celestial bodies. It helped many a captain sail the seas. How about the fact that the merchant jews became the financiers of the arab world, because of arab prohibitions on banking. This and many more made the arab culture ripe for the rape by the men living in the scientific age of France, who BTW learned arabic in order to read all the knowledge culminated by the arab scholars (jews and muslims included.)
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"It's called Gimetry, about 4000 years ago it was true that israelites used letters to represent number
(the equilevent of A = 1, the equilevent of Z was 400)"
Its actually called "GE-MAT-RIA" which is an incredible system which has thousands of pages written by hundreds of Torah scholars. You might have just had a small glimpse of it if you had watched a movie named "Pi". NTB, but I can assure you, as being a learned student of both the written law (Torah) and the oral law (Talmud) and their respective commenteries that this system serves a major purpose in understanding of the modern day Jewish law.
Well your friend (in psychology class we learned that usually a "friend" is but a sham, and a method of shifting guilt from ones' self) should get himself a Verizon DSL connection. Got one myself two years ago. And haven't payed for it already a year.
The story is like this. I ordered Verizon DSL with a credit card which would expire while I was on summer vaction. Since I would be away, I wouldn't have need for the service. So I just ignored the "credit card" expiring notice from Verizon, and in the summer my account was deactivated. I was hoping on switching to Mindspring DSL because Verizon hiked up the prices to match Mindsprings', so I figured for the same 50 dollars I would rather have Mindsprings 1.5mb compared to Verizons' 768kb.
I signed up for Mindspring, and two weeks later I recieved a notice via snailmail that my line doesn't support DSL, and that they would notify me if DSL would become available in my local area.
After waiting one hour with Mindspring (terrible phone support!) just to ask an operator to route my call, I spoke with a tech (some underpaid pimple-faced kid on a summerjob) who told me that DSL wasn't available in my area, I told him two things. One; that I had Verizon from the same CO that they use on my line, and Two; that my next-door neighbor has Mindspring DSL.
So it turns out, that Verizon deactivated my account, but they still had their equipment attached to my line. In order for Mindspring to attach their equipment, I would have to request Verizon to disengage theirs. Of course I called Verizon immediately, and requested this, and they told me that it should be done within two weeks. But it never happened.
So what I did is ask a buddy for his login combo for Verizon (which amazingly allows multiple simultaneous logins, as long as you don't use more than one IP for phone line.) So basically I've been using Verizons service since that time without paying a cent, and without detriment to my buddy's account.
Listen, I asked nicely to be disconnected so that I could connect through Mindspring, and obviously I am willing to pay the 50 dollar service fee, but as long as Verizon holds reign on my line, I will leech their service!
For the introduction of Limewire 2.0. This new version of the popular Gnutella client has the same feature which made the FastTrack network awesome- "Swarm downloading" which allows you to utilize your bandwidth better, and download a file from multiple users at once.
Why don't they just go out there and patent the "right to own patents, and sue on the basis of their misuse by third-parties". Imagine! Every company that would want to sue another party for patent infringement, would first have to pay royalties to Xerox!
I think its brilliant, and a money tree for Xerox's misguided management.
Everyone squeals when GIMP doesn't have all the same mapped keyboard-commands, or menu layout as Photoshop. Come on, you know your not using Photoshop, and certainly didn't spend a fraction of its cost, so now your complaining that this program doesn't emulate it? Maybe they should open-source the Photoshop code while their at it.
when you bring home that brand-new disc home to watch Star Wars Episode II, and your MS-DVD player coughs up a BSOD, and after you spend an hour with tech support you realized it was becuase your current internal software was version 3.00.00, and not 3.00.01
what i meant was someone will first reverse-engineer the protocol it uses, and then code a gateway to link the disparate networks. Tada- ReplayTV-on-Kazaa! Many clueless ReplayTV owners will be wondering why all their bandwidth is being sucked up.
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Hmm... maybe they don't want to recieve....forget it.
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"Would you like to recieve email messages from our *valued* business partners?"
How many grandmas couldnt even read that small print?
Should have used Serial ATA!
Having a link to your article posted on SlashDot
Maybe these bastards figure if they agree to the charges, they too will get a chunk of the proceeds
And worst of all I just got so upset from the article which only explained and echoed the charges against the technology companies. At the end in two 'paragraphs' it explains that that companys such as Intel and Dell do not agree!
What i suppose is the solution?
MS, oops... The "BSA" should hire a squad of "Software Protection Services" for each inCOMPitentUSA, Eggheads, Soft-w4r3z Etc. in the USA thereby eliminating major "intellectual" piracy, and with the BILLIONS AND BILLIONS saved from that alone, should then asssemble an army of disgruntled Redmondians (i suppose thats what their called) and lynch the entire city of Cupertino, CA for contributory copyright infringement.
From the Worker's Comp page, circa 2005 - "Well your honor, my client was having dizzy spells that morning when he ran over Miss Damsel in Account Recievables. She claimed she was retrieving spilt paper clips, but no evidence revealed how or why the Segways control-shaft got lodged in her posterior with such brute force.
All those
Now tack on .co.il , .co.uk and your'e looking at this steep curve of memorization. It was much easier when you found it all with a simple "dot-com" as the TLD.
who has been voting for CowboyNeil all these years....
what your data set is. For example if one wishes to compress an album of suppose, N'Stink, or Backdoor Boys, it isn't truly random data, and a close observation of the data provided, will show almost an exact duplicate (allowing for differences in the spelling of the bands' names) and therefore compression rates can well be into the realm of 100:1.
Have you ever heard of Miamonides?- AKA the RAMBAN, which is an acronym of his full hebrew name Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon. Wrote most of his work in arabic, and was later translated to almost every language of the rennesiance world.
Heard of an Astrolobe? The first tool invented to calculate positions of the celestial bodies. It helped many a captain sail the seas.
How about the fact that the merchant jews became the financiers of the arab world, because of arab prohibitions on banking.
This and many more made the arab culture ripe for the rape by the men living in the scientific age of France, who BTW learned arabic in order to read all the knowledge culminated by the arab scholars (jews and muslims included.)
Its actually called "GE-MAT-RIA" which is an incredible system which has thousands of pages written by hundreds of Torah scholars.
You might have just had a small glimpse of it if you had watched a movie named "Pi".
NTB, but I can assure you, as being a learned student of both the written law (Torah) and the oral law (Talmud) and their respective commenteries that this system serves a major purpose in understanding of the modern day Jewish law.
GeekNews posted this article last Saturday!!!
Come on, this isn't news!
Well your friend (in psychology class we learned that usually a "friend" is but a sham, and a method of shifting guilt from ones' self) should get himself a Verizon DSL connection. Got one myself two years ago. And haven't payed for it already a year.
The story is like this.
I ordered Verizon DSL with a credit card which would expire while I was on summer vaction. Since I would be away, I wouldn't have need for the service. So I just ignored the "credit card" expiring notice from Verizon, and in the summer my account was deactivated. I was hoping on switching to Mindspring DSL because Verizon hiked up the prices to match Mindsprings', so I figured for the same 50 dollars I would rather have Mindsprings 1.5mb compared to Verizons' 768kb.
I signed up for Mindspring, and two weeks later I recieved a notice via snailmail that my line doesn't support DSL, and that they would notify me if DSL would become available in my local area.
After waiting one hour with Mindspring (terrible phone support!) just to ask an operator to route my call, I spoke with a tech (some underpaid pimple-faced kid on a summerjob) who told me that DSL wasn't available in my area, I told him two things. One; that I had Verizon from the same CO that they use on my line, and Two; that my next-door neighbor has Mindspring DSL.
So it turns out, that Verizon deactivated my account, but they still had their equipment attached to my line. In order for Mindspring to attach their equipment, I would have to request Verizon to disengage theirs. Of course I called Verizon immediately, and requested this, and they told me that it should be done within two weeks. But it never happened.
So what I did is ask a buddy for his login combo for Verizon (which amazingly allows multiple simultaneous logins, as long as you don't use more than one IP for phone line.) So basically I've been using Verizons service since that time without paying a cent, and without detriment to my buddy's account.
Listen, I asked nicely to be disconnected so that I could connect through Mindspring, and obviously I am willing to pay the 50 dollar service fee, but as long as Verizon holds reign on my line, I will leech their service!
For the introduction of Limewire 2.0. This new version of the popular Gnutella client has the same feature which made the FastTrack network awesome- "Swarm downloading" which allows you to utilize your bandwidth better, and download a file from multiple users at once.
Why don't they just go out there and patent the "right to own patents, and sue on the basis of their misuse by third-parties".
Imagine! Every company that would want to sue another party for patent infringement, would first have to pay royalties to Xerox!
I think its brilliant, and a money tree for Xerox's misguided management.
well i was gonna try but i couldnt think of anything to write either
Yeah, but you didnt have to buy the arcade machine upfront to use it. So how does that compare to 'buying' a new game every time your character died?
Thats because the tape measures come with those zero-gravity toilets installed.
who gives a flying parity bit?
wait till someone hooks up their Replay to the FastTrack/Kazaa network.....