This book looks completely stupid... I have no idea who the intended audience was at the time, but I don't know if it was normal people.
Anyhow, I have manuals from 1977 for equipment I use today. (Actually the equipment was built in 77 and I think it was around a bit before then).
It's nothing quite like that, but pretty standard stuff for the industry. Things like how it works, diagnostics, troubleshootings, maintenance and EVERY SCHEMATIC you would need to fix it. (which is every schematic in the unit).
Pretty flippin handy... I just wish they made all books like transmitter docs.
My only thoughts is he probably just wrote the API for the wiki rather then wait for someone else to write it. I'm fairly certain he wasn't intending to claim he made a new internet thingie(tm).
That's really the only way it doesn't sound absurd. Also, it's best to assume the slashdot text is misleading and/or incorrect. (I like slash, I pay for slash, but I know it has faults)
On a side note, there are tons of working dhtml pop up menus that do the job for both browsers and sometimes opera.
Why would on earth would we care about clean coal.
We just upped the sulphur limit not too long ago. It doesn't work out that we will now see "extra" crap coal, but rather coal production mixes those that don't meet the requirements with those that do to produce something just marginally good enough to use. (At least good enough for most, but there are many industries that ask for premium grade coal)
A company called up and said if I write down my viewing habits I would recieve 5 dollars.
I thought, this is silly, they want something from me other then my television I watched. So I told them quite nicely to remove me from their list and never call here again.
Turns out Nielson handles unmetered markets with diaries.
Just goes to show you can't call me and offer me anything for free.
samba.org has had its guides updated for more modern deployment. There are several places, but one of the better guides is listed with the same people who make the samba-ldap tools.
Active Directory is a nightmware because a lot of what happens is done for you in a windows environment. Which is funny... a great deal of what goes on with normal samba is automated and you get to feel a whole lot more of that when you goto ldap. I'm sure someone has made some progress.
Anyhow, once it's done, you basically get a samba pdc + ldap auth source. It integrates nicely with linux, but becareful of setting up too many accounts on ldap (because it can of course go offline).
I've been using openldap + smba pdc for several months. It wasn't that bad and there were a few too many oddities involved, but it works nicely now.
Oddly, I'm not an RTS fan at heart. (Beyond starcraft and a few of the command and conquer games).
Splinter Cell, while I do have a couple of them, I couldn't get into. When it comes down to it I have a hard time enjoying SP type games. (Though apparently you can play splinter cell online? I have chaos theory on my desk too... haven't opened it up just yet)
What I suppose I'm looking for is a MP/team based game in which strategy really helps. I've been playing Planetside for a good while, but getting a full platoon (3 squads, 10 men per squad) of intelligent players is difficult.
At first glance, it wouldn't seem strategy is truely built into the game, but more along the lines of kill everyone. (not so if you can communicate effectively and play your targets correctly).
In effect, I'm looking for a true PS replacement. Lots of players, throw in some complexity and variety and targets that are not lined up like dominoes. (It's a tough order to fill)
That said, I hate "the grind" many MMORPGS play upon intensely.
Yeah that trend has been around for a while. I used to have some place online I loved. Decent deals, they were alright on the phone and shipping was reasonable. That changed and I never looked back.
I've been ordering through newegg for a while now. Guestimate about 10k in good this year went through this year. Even for friends, I'll setup the items and have the other person actually pay for it.
What concerns me lately is newegg seems to be falling into the same trap. Not so long ago I was seeing varying costs on shipping on things like cdroms. (from 2.99 to 7.00)
That seems to be settled a bit now, but I haven't done much digging lately. Still, I'll keep a watchful eye, but for inventory and pricing its tough to beat them.
When asked what was the primary reason for the cost inflation, a Microsoft spokesman was quoted as saying, "Were going to fuck IBM every little bit we can."
They probably don't want to buy the american title because the voice acting is ass on english dubs.
Cowboy Beebop hasn't been so bad so far, but I've not exactly watched the non-english version. (so no comparison)
In any event, I'm watching Anime One and I realized... all of these titles are really old... like reallly old. Contrast this with some of the newer titles I've been watching and it's just not the ball park.
So yeah, piracy and fan subbing is going to put a dent in the anime market. I had no idea so much good stuff was out there... and you can't put me back in the box... I won't go!
I have a hard time finding games that are complicated enough to satisfy my needs.
Most of the games I see today are rehashes of the same crap I was playing 10 years ago. It's even worse on the consoles (becaused they dumbed it down from the pc variant)
So, from one avid gamer to another, tell me what these complicated and involved games are?
My home is a few hundred feet away from where it's supposed to be.... I'm going to move anyway... but I didn't plan on it this soon.
There also is some type of stadium in japan and a pool next to it. This thing is huge looking from just a 100ft up... I think the interpreted aerial view isn't quite accurrate.
One of the great things about Wil, he tends to read slashdot...
So whats the story with voice acting work... any more coming up?
I'm surprised I didn't recognize your voice for that show. (In my defense, I work in broadcast, so I do watch our programming which included Teen Titans)
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I thought Heat Vision and Jack was aired on the tv fun house stuff. Ben Stiller even came back and did the whole master piece theatre intro.
Yeah it was fairly funny, but it didn't seem like a pilot as it was just a bit out there.
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Incorrect, DAOC specifically features a PVP server (2 at one time in the past)
Might as well add my 2 cents...
This book looks completely stupid... I have no idea who the intended audience was at the time, but I don't know if it was normal people.
Anyhow, I have manuals from 1977 for equipment I use today. (Actually the equipment was built in 77 and I think it was around a bit before then).
It's nothing quite like that, but pretty standard stuff for the industry. Things like how it works, diagnostics, troubleshootings, maintenance and EVERY SCHEMATIC you would need to fix it. (which is every schematic in the unit).
Pretty flippin handy... I just wish they made all books like transmitter docs.
My only thoughts is he probably just wrote the API for the wiki rather then wait for someone else to write it. I'm fairly certain he wasn't intending to claim he made a new internet thingie(tm).
That's really the only way it doesn't sound absurd. Also, it's best to assume the slashdot text is misleading and/or incorrect. (I like slash, I pay for slash, but I know it has faults)
On a side note, there are tons of working dhtml pop up menus that do the job for both browsers and sometimes opera.
Why would on earth would we care about clean coal.
We just upped the sulphur limit not too long ago. It doesn't work out that we will now see "extra" crap coal, but rather coal production mixes those that don't meet the requirements with those that do to produce something just marginally good enough to use. (At least good enough for most, but there are many industries that ask for premium grade coal)
Being uber paranoid....
A company called up and said if I write down my viewing habits I would recieve 5 dollars.
I thought, this is silly, they want something from me other then my television I watched. So I told them quite nicely to remove me from their list and never call here again.
Turns out Nielson handles unmetered markets with diaries.
Just goes to show you can't call me and offer me anything for free.
Actually...
I was thinking it really more like Farscape meets SG-1. So "Farscape: SG-1"
I'm kinda digging it. Although I would prefer the original crew... I'll settle for this twisted surprise.
Arrogant braggart, we have been working to develop knot memory technology for ages!
That's not a blog, it's a cut and paste review site.
Gah....
Why are on earth does anyone encourage this.
I've got a really good one too... try to search for a game cheat.
Oh that is indeed quite a laugh.
A couple different places....
samba.org has had its guides updated for more modern deployment. There are several places, but one of the better guides is listed with the same people who make the samba-ldap tools.
Active Directory is a nightmware because a lot of what happens is done for you in a windows environment. Which is funny... a great deal of what goes on with normal samba is automated and you get to feel a whole lot more of that when you goto ldap. I'm sure someone has made some progress.
Anyhow, once it's done, you basically get a samba pdc + ldap auth source. It integrates nicely with linux, but becareful of setting up too many accounts on ldap (because it can of course go offline).
I've been using openldap + smba pdc for several months. It wasn't that bad and there were a few too many oddities involved, but it works nicely now.
Also, no lawyer would take your case unless he truely felt he could win.
3 Strikes and your out...
Tough... but doable court battle...
Better have extra cash lying around.
Yeah, guess it never occurred to them to goto mobi.google.com
All in all, seems like this is what happens when marketers get a hold of things, but on the bright side the domain registers will rake in more cash.
Addtionally, everyone keeps thinking about only protecting against attacks we already know about.
The scary ones are the attacks no one has seen yet.
So yeah, why not firwall your boxen and proxy your http requests and make sure you tidy up the incoming hits.
At the company my friend works for... they do this a great deal and have never been surprised by any unicode issues or other http based attacks.
Cheap genetic engineered labor.
They could replace the aging carnies!
I still want my monkey-man....
Oddly, I'm not an RTS fan at heart. (Beyond starcraft and a few of the command and conquer games).
Splinter Cell, while I do have a couple of them, I couldn't get into. When it comes down to it I have a hard time enjoying SP type games. (Though apparently you can play splinter cell online? I have chaos theory on my desk too... haven't opened it up just yet)
What I suppose I'm looking for is a MP/team based game in which strategy really helps. I've been playing Planetside for a good while, but getting a full platoon (3 squads, 10 men per squad) of intelligent players is difficult.
At first glance, it wouldn't seem strategy is truely built into the game, but more along the lines of kill everyone. (not so if you can communicate effectively and play your targets correctly).
In effect, I'm looking for a true PS replacement. Lots of players, throw in some complexity and variety and targets that are not lined up like dominoes. (It's a tough order to fill)
That said, I hate "the grind" many MMORPGS play upon intensely.
Yeah that trend has been around for a while. I used to have some place online I loved. Decent deals, they were alright on the phone and shipping was reasonable. That changed and I never looked back.
I've been ordering through newegg for a while now. Guestimate about 10k in good this year went through this year. Even for friends, I'll setup the items and have the other person actually pay for it.
What concerns me lately is newegg seems to be falling into the same trap. Not so long ago I was seeing varying costs on shipping on things like cdroms. (from 2.99 to 7.00)
That seems to be settled a bit now, but I haven't done much digging lately. Still, I'll keep a watchful eye, but for inventory and pricing its tough to beat them.
Windows license costs have soared dramatically.
When asked what was the primary reason for the cost inflation, a Microsoft spokesman was quoted as saying, "Were going to fuck IBM every little bit we can."
Where does this come from?
Those are certainly the accussations at hand.
I do hope this fuels more mod developement.
I fired up my hl2 installation and started poking around for good mods.
From such an amazing engine I just haven't seen a good deal of amazing mods out yet. (I love the grahpical scale down so it ran on my old crap)
I guess I'm really looking for the next counter-strike like success...
Anyone know of anything really good with at least a beta. The hacker one looks neat... but its not released.
This is not a new problem at all. To be honest, my grammar isn't the best in the world and I should sit down and polish up my "skilz."
In all honesty, I didn't know we could use "ask slashdot" to post a rhetorical question.
Now I have to think of a rhetorical question or two to submit. *runs off to the drawing board*
They probably don't want to buy the american title because the voice acting is ass on english dubs.
Cowboy Beebop hasn't been so bad so far, but I've not exactly watched the non-english version. (so no comparison)
In any event, I'm watching Anime One and I realized... all of these titles are really old... like reallly old. Contrast this with some of the newer titles I've been watching and it's just not the ball park.
So yeah, piracy and fan subbing is going to put a dent in the anime market. I had no idea so much good stuff was out there... and you can't put me back in the box... I won't go!
If you are a mile down from the transmitter and can't receieve the signal... put up an antenna. Some elevation will help considerably in that case.
Most antenna's I've seen do not have a symmetrical broadcast pattern, but our area has an oddly shaped DMA.
It's entirely possible you are on the other side of the broadcast angle.
My old home was only 3 or so air miles away, but due to the valley it was in it made reception difficult.
Eh, complicated?
I have a hard time finding games that are complicated enough to satisfy my needs.
Most of the games I see today are rehashes of the same crap I was playing 10 years ago. It's even worse on the consoles (becaused they dumbed it down from the pc variant)
So, from one avid gamer to another, tell me what these complicated and involved games are?
Yeah, I've noticed some slight offsets...
;)
My home is a few hundred feet away from where it's supposed to be.... I'm going to move anyway... but I didn't plan on it this soon.
There also is some type of stadium in japan and a pool next to it. This thing is huge looking from just a 100ft up... I think the interpreted aerial view isn't quite accurrate.
Though I can't go there and verify
It's got huge points on the neat factor though!
One of the great things about Wil, he tends to read slashdot...
So whats the story with voice acting work... any more coming up?
I'm surprised I didn't recognize your voice for that show. (In my defense, I work in broadcast, so I do watch our programming which included Teen Titans)
I thought Heat Vision and Jack was aired on the tv fun house stuff. Ben Stiller even came back and did the whole master piece theatre intro.
Yeah it was fairly funny, but it didn't seem like a pilot as it was just a bit out there.