sounds like a howard stern segment to me, bunch of people babbling about someone else who messed with someone and now a bunch of people are pissed. And none of it matters to the rest of the world...
Really there are many different types of electronic music within the genere, much like rock music might have soft rock, hard rock, classic rock etc.
You need to find what you like, I prefer trance to anything else, so I really enjoy Paul Oakenfold, Paul Van Dyk and a few others. If you said you wern't as into Oakenfold maybe you should try a different style. I also like house which is more techno with real instruments kinda thing. So it's real drums maybe a few instruments. I've got a bunch of random stuff like ATB and a few others that fit that. Or maybe you're looking for just techno, things like Alice Deejay (better off alone) kinda the popular songs that you'd hear at a run of the mill dance club in the US.
tragically hip and pearl jam, two of my favorite bands...rock on. Saw PJ in 1996 8th row, amazing show, then i saw the Hip about 2 years ago, i have never seen a band with so much energy on stage.
yeah but what about if someone disables this in europe and makes a site, they can't be prosecuted under the DCMA unless they're in the US. So everyone else is able to access this site, and then mod their MB and voila...
My question is what happens when someone invents a virus that spreads through outlook express (imagine that) and just flashes the bios. If the ditial ID changes on the computer suddently the computer will be unusable because ms has to many checks to make sure it's not unlisenced hardware. At that point will consumers start to have a problems with it? If a whole company can't use their computers cause everyone opened an email called "natalie portman naked" will people still be jumping on the MS bandwagon?
after reading the article it appears as if legislation like this could have way to many ends not tied and leave a free ticket to anyone to hack. Who's to say that my garage band's copyrighted work isn't being pirated, we'd betterd DoS them to make sure. It's a script kiddies dream....havn't any of these senators tried to use this programs. I'm not sure how much 'pirating' is going on when you can only download half a song on Kazaa at.6k a second..
even though cable tv is everywhere not everyone has it. I live in suburbia, where everyone and their brother has cable, yet my family has never had it, not cause we're poor, we just don't watch enough tv to justify the cost. But we3 still do enjoy watching some things like sporting events or the olympics or the occasional news.
this is actually wrong. My roomate takes out people eyes for a living, if a person is a eye donor he is able to 'harvest' they eye and reuse it in research or transplant. I'm not sure what part exactly of the eye they transplant, but he has explained it to me a few times. If someone has horrible vision and certain diseases with a transplant they are able to increase their vision a lot.
well doesn't matter if it's broadcast to the world if it's in real video format, i mean c'mon how much info can be gleamed from a 20 pixel by 20pixel box?
I follow BSD pretty regularly, and it seems like FreeBSD and OpenBSD churn out new releases every 6 months or so give or take, but from what i know of NetBSD it's been a while since they had a release. Does anyone know the reason for this, is it maybe due to less developers or integrating more things into the release. I remember reading on here a bit ago about zero buffering in the ethernet is it that stuff that's causing the hold up?
I'm heading out to circuit city tonight and buying hundreds of tvs, vcrs, and camcorders so when they're all banned i'll still be alright. Anyone want to join???
It's OpenBSD that's you're thinking of. They have regular security audits of the code, and brag they havn't had a remote exploit in the base install in 4 years.
Is it just me or are the AskSlashdot Questions starting to get more and more like things that need to be posted in newsgroups. Things like "I have a Dell xxx with so much ram and this program won't compile anyone else have this problem what do i do", there's a time and place for questions like that, and sorry it's not SlashDot....
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I have done this with quite a few CSR's and let me tell you they hang up so quick it's amazing. I've also done this with telemarketers, works like a charm. Little bad music, leave the phone laying on the desk and voila....free phone line.
The article states
the cashier -- after learning automatically from the computer that the check owner was enrolled in SecureTouch -- would become suspicious that the thief had not opted to use the quicker fingerprinting method of check cashing.
sounds like disaster to me, once you're in the system the cashier gets suspicious once you don't use the finger print method. What if you don't want it out of your checking account but want to buy your milk with the 5 bucks your buddy owed you....
Telescreens a la 1984?? Stuff like this freaks me out, there is no need for the TV to be a two way device, it was meant to be one way, the signal goes out, no need to get info back, trying to build functionality into a system like this is playing with fire.
I actually still have both running, a native real player, not the newest version, but it still plays things fine, and the windows media player running on linux, no wine. Also i know microsoft still has media player out for Solaris.
Congrats to X on it's birthday. I've noticed in the past on/. that everyone has opinions on what should be changed in X. I havn't had any problems with it and I'm quite pleased with it's performance. But i'm wondering what do you guys thing should be changed/added/taken out etc?
Because this is a perl script I wonder how easy it would be to modify this to work over the web. Somehow put it in a cgi folder and then remotly access your desktop from anywhere. Because the perl will run the same speed no matter where it is the only limiting factor in such a thing would be the connection speed. If someone was running this over a private home network 100Mbps or so I'd imagine that it would be a very usable speed. I don't know the actual ratio between the speed of the connection and the perl speed, but it is very feasable that this could work over a cable connection also. Maybe an alternative to X?
While I support buying records of bands I like I know full well that they don't get much of the money I pay. Therefore if I like a band a lot I'll go see them in concert and buy their cds there. They get much more of the money from cd sales at concerts, plus they get your ticket money and support. This works out for the betterment of everyone except the record companies, but who cares about them anyways.
if i'm correct no one gets email for free, they get it included in their internet hook-up cost. I pay my ISP to send email, and then they in turn pay their uplink, where email is included in that cost. To my knowledge the only time you're getting "free" email is when you use something like hotmail, but even then it's not totally free, it's supported by adds.
I'm glad to see that there's another branch of BSD now and not just a fork off some BSD that's been around a while. I think that Darwin can become a viable player in the BSD arena once it matures up a bit. Does anyone know the specific strengths that Darwin has over other BSDs?
Glad to see another branch of BSD and not just a fork. I think that Darwin has the potential to be a strong player in the BSD arena once it matures up a bit. Does anyone know what specific strengths it has over other BSDs?
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sounds like a howard stern segment to me, bunch of people babbling about someone else who messed with someone and now a bunch of people are pissed. And none of it matters to the rest of the world...
Really there are many different types of electronic music within the genere, much like rock music might have soft rock, hard rock, classic rock etc.
You need to find what you like, I prefer trance to anything else, so I really enjoy Paul Oakenfold, Paul Van Dyk and a few others. If you said you wern't as into Oakenfold maybe you should try a different style. I also like house which is more techno with real instruments kinda thing. So it's real drums maybe a few instruments. I've got a bunch of random stuff like ATB and a few others that fit that. Or maybe you're looking for just techno, things like Alice Deejay (better off alone) kinda the popular songs that you'd hear at a run of the mill dance club in the US.
tragically hip and pearl jam, two of my favorite bands...rock on. Saw PJ in 1996 8th row, amazing show, then i saw the Hip about 2 years ago, i have never seen a band with so much energy on stage.
yeah but what about if someone disables this in europe and makes a site, they can't be prosecuted under the DCMA unless they're in the US. So everyone else is able to access this site, and then mod their MB and voila...
My question is what happens when someone invents a virus that spreads through outlook express (imagine that) and just flashes the bios. If the ditial ID changes on the computer suddently the computer will be unusable because ms has to many checks to make sure it's not unlisenced hardware. At that point will consumers start to have a problems with it? If a whole company can't use their computers cause everyone opened an email called "natalie portman naked" will people still be jumping on the MS bandwagon?
after reading the article it appears as if legislation like this could have way to many ends not tied and leave a free ticket to anyone to hack. Who's to say that my garage band's copyrighted work isn't being pirated, we'd betterd DoS them to make sure. It's a script kiddies dream....havn't any of these senators tried to use this programs. I'm not sure how much 'pirating' is going on when you can only download half a song on Kazaa at .6k a second..
even though cable tv is everywhere not everyone has it. I live in suburbia, where everyone and their brother has cable, yet my family has never had it, not cause we're poor, we just don't watch enough tv to justify the cost. But we3 still do enjoy watching some things like sporting events or the olympics or the occasional news.
this is actually wrong. My roomate takes out people eyes for a living, if a person is a eye donor he is able to 'harvest' they eye and reuse it in research or transplant. I'm not sure what part exactly of the eye they transplant, but he has explained it to me a few times. If someone has horrible vision and certain diseases with a transplant they are able to increase their vision a lot.
does anyone know anything about eDonkey it has a linux client, but has anyone had any success in finding files and getting them to transfer quickly?
well doesn't matter if it's broadcast to the world if it's in real video format, i mean c'mon how much info can be gleamed from a 20 pixel by 20pixel box?
I follow BSD pretty regularly, and it seems like FreeBSD and OpenBSD churn out new releases every 6 months or so give or take, but from what i know of NetBSD it's been a while since they had a release. Does anyone know the reason for this, is it maybe due to less developers or integrating more things into the release. I remember reading on here a bit ago about zero buffering in the ethernet is it that stuff that's causing the hold up?
I'm heading out to circuit city tonight and buying hundreds of tvs, vcrs, and camcorders so when they're all banned i'll still be alright. Anyone want to join???
It's OpenBSD that's you're thinking of. They have regular security audits of the code, and brag they havn't had a remote exploit in the base install in 4 years.
Is it just me or are the AskSlashdot Questions starting to get more and more like things that need to be posted in newsgroups. Things like "I have a Dell xxx with so much ram and this program won't compile anyone else have this problem what do i do", there's a time and place for questions like that, and sorry it's not SlashDot....
I have done this with quite a few CSR's and let me tell you they hang up so quick it's amazing. I've also done this with telemarketers, works like a charm. Little bad music, leave the phone laying on the desk and voila....free phone line.
The article states the cashier -- after learning automatically from the computer that the check owner was enrolled in SecureTouch -- would become suspicious that the thief had not opted to use the quicker fingerprinting method of check cashing.
sounds like disaster to me, once you're in the system the cashier gets suspicious once you don't use the finger print method. What if you don't want it out of your checking account but want to buy your milk with the 5 bucks your buddy owed you....
Telescreens a la 1984?? Stuff like this freaks me out, there is no need for the TV to be a two way device, it was meant to be one way, the signal goes out, no need to get info back, trying to build functionality into a system like this is playing with fire.
I actually still have both running, a native real player, not the newest version, but it still plays things fine, and the windows media player running on linux, no wine. Also i know microsoft still has media player out for Solaris.
Good language/idea, bad implemtation, I think it could have been done better...Better luck next time
Congrats to X on it's birthday. I've noticed in the past on /. that everyone has opinions on what should be changed in X. I havn't had any problems with it and I'm quite pleased with it's performance. But i'm wondering what do you guys thing should be changed/added/taken out etc?
Because this is a perl script I wonder how easy it would be to modify this to work over the web. Somehow put it in a cgi folder and then remotly access your desktop from anywhere. Because the perl will run the same speed no matter where it is the only limiting factor in such a thing would be the connection speed. If someone was running this over a private home network 100Mbps or so I'd imagine that it would be a very usable speed. I don't know the actual ratio between the speed of the connection and the perl speed, but it is very feasable that this could work over a cable connection also. Maybe an alternative to X?
While I support buying records of bands I like I know full well that they don't get much of the money I pay. Therefore if I like a band a lot I'll go see them in concert and buy their cds there. They get much more of the money from cd sales at concerts, plus they get your ticket money and support. This works out for the betterment of everyone except the record companies, but who cares about them anyways.
if i'm correct no one gets email for free, they get it included in their internet hook-up cost. I pay my ISP to send email, and then they in turn pay their uplink, where email is included in that cost. To my knowledge the only time you're getting "free" email is when you use something like hotmail, but even then it's not totally free, it's supported by adds.
I'm glad to see that there's another branch of BSD now and not just a fork off some BSD that's been around a while. I think that Darwin can become a viable player in the BSD arena once it matures up a bit. Does anyone know the specific strengths that Darwin has over other BSDs?
Glad to see another branch of BSD and not just a fork. I think that Darwin has the potential to be a strong player in the BSD arena once it matures up a bit. Does anyone know what specific strengths it has over other BSDs?