That might be true, but it sure doesn't work between every app. If I left-select text in one app, then middle-click in another app, some apps will paste, some apps won't.
And let's say I want to copy stylized text. Ha! Don't even mention graphics.
Pick up starcraft or NWN or some other game that allows you to build your own levels. They usually have event triggers and a mini scripting language, so you can focus on how that logic works and not have to deal with artwork and music.
You could also take a look at Macromedia Flash. They have a usable scripting language and you can draw or import graphics and sounds from elsewhere.
Let's say you loan me a gun, someone else borrows/steals it from me. Then gun is then used to commit a crime, and is left at the scene of the crime. Your name was engraved on it. The police will come to you, you say I borrowed it, I say it was stolen.
Same here. They have an IP address. Prevously, the RIAA could go to the ISP and ask who it was. If someone was stealing wifi signals, hacked in, etc. They have the IP, they're just following it down the line. If it was your gun/ip address, you better have a good excuse for the jury.
These machines used IDE. You needed to get a PCI card to get SCSI support. Of course, I'd trust an old IDE drive less than an old SCSI drive...
I have an old NeXT Cube that's been serving ftp, dns, smtp, and static http for the last 4 years without a problem. I did upgrade the memory and replace the hard drive, though.
there was a slsahdot article a couple weeks aback about an anti-spam group over in Europe that bought a CD of email addresses to analyze it. They found a lot of duplicates, a lot of invalid (as in not legal format) addresses, a lot of ed@myNOSPAMsite.com obfuscication, and postmaster@127.0.0.1. Whether tha address is valid isn't even a concern for harvesters, apparrently.
My cable broadband access is authenticated by MAC address. Almost every (consumer level) router has the ability to set it's own MAC address for that purpose.
strongly suggested that we run one on our own servers, but it seems that this is not an option, so we must look for a 3rd party to supply us with the forum."
Unless you're some sort of 2-person company that doesn't have your own servers and uses aol dialup for internet access, somebody is being incredibly stupid. I sure wouldn't want important company documents and business plans stored elsewhere.
Remember when yahoo! had a useful catalog of sites? Remember when their search/catalog started sucking? remember when they added featres like email, new, stock quotes, chat, etc?
Remember when google had a useful search engine....
For instance: if a file has many sources then that means they have the same hash, you can be quite sure that it isn't a bogus loop of a pr0n flick when you really wanted that latest DVD rip.
That's true, but it doesn't do any good if you spend 2 days downloading paris_hilton_sex_video.mpg only to find out some asshole simply renamed shemales_volume_2.mpg.
I find it amusing for slashdot to be discussing censorship in virtual worlds.
Consider slashdot itself. Most users browse at +1 or higher, so anything moderated below that is effectively censored (ACs have a default score of 0, but they choose to post at that level).
There's a lot of crap at the 0/-1 level, but there are also a lot of valid criticisms and opinions that the moderating community doesn't agree with.
microsoft doesn't have a trademark on "windows", they have a trademark on "Microsoft Windows". Of course, "window" as a computing term pre-dates "Microsoft Windows".
Playboy has a trademark on "Playmate" and "Playboy". Prior to Playboy magazine, those terms did not have an association with adult magazines/entertainment or naked girls.
Playboy didn't invent those words, but it gave them a new meaning, which is what is trademarked.
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IRC is not IM. Let's say I need to talk to Bob in Accounting. With IM, I can check if he's online, and if so, send him a message, get a reply.
With IRC, everybody has to be logged in to the IRC room or you can't send a message. If there's a lot of people logging in/out, chatting, etc, any message you send to Bob will probably be lost if Bob is busy doing work instead of dicking around in IRC.
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That might be true, but it sure doesn't work between every app. If I left-select text in one app, then middle-click in another app, some apps will paste, some apps won't.
And let's say I want to copy stylized text. Ha! Don't even mention graphics.
You could also take a look at Macromedia Flash. They have a usable scripting language and you can draw or import graphics and sounds from elsewhere.
Apple is a paying member of the Open Group, but they were bitch slapped for using the U-word.
Seems expensive. Considering 90 days of support only costs $500 (with an extra copy of OS X server free).
Same here. They have an IP address. Prevously, the RIAA could go to the ISP and ask who it was. If someone was stealing wifi signals, hacked in, etc. They have the IP, they're just following it down the line. If it was your gun/ip address, you better have a good excuse for the jury.
flac is whack. All the shn is where it's at. Does anybody support them?
These machines used IDE. You needed to get a PCI card to get SCSI support. Of course, I'd trust an old IDE drive less than an old SCSI drive...
I have an old NeXT Cube that's been serving ftp, dns, smtp, and static http for the last 4 years without a problem. I did upgrade the memory and replace the hard drive, though.
since gnome sucks, I'll "definitely consider" it a good thing.
there was a slsahdot article a couple weeks aback about an anti-spam group over in Europe that bought a CD of email addresses to analyze it. They found a lot of duplicates, a lot of invalid (as in not legal format) addresses, a lot of ed@myNOSPAMsite.com obfuscication, and postmaster@127.0.0.1. Whether tha address is valid isn't even a concern for harvesters, apparrently.
My cable broadband access is authenticated by MAC address. Almost every (consumer level) router has the ability to set it's own MAC address for that purpose.
Unless you're some sort of 2-person company that doesn't have your own servers and uses aol dialup for internet access, somebody is being incredibly stupid. I sure wouldn't want important company documents and business plans stored elsewhere.
Remember when google had a useful search engine....
penetration... 69... what kind of site is this?!?!
no drm tech, but most will gladly install spyware, which is potentially worse.
That's true, but it doesn't do any good if you spend 2 days downloading paris_hilton_sex_video.mpg only to find out some asshole simply renamed shemales_volume_2.mpg.
I hear hillary clinton has a pretty big pecker.
Consider slashdot itself. Most users browse at +1 or higher, so anything moderated below that is effectively censored (ACs have a default score of 0, but they choose to post at that level).
There's a lot of crap at the 0/-1 level, but there are also a lot of valid criticisms and opinions that the moderating community doesn't agree with.
do your studying in the library. you might even meet some nerdy girls.
For example, this is a posix-compliant fork(2) implementation:
pid_t fork(void)
{
errno = EPERM;
return -1;
}
It's totally useless, but it's 100% posix-compliant.
MACH was developed at CMU, and is unrelated to BSD. OSX and NextStep have BSD running on top of mach.
BSD is for those that love Unix. Linux is for those that hate Windows.
Playboy has a trademark on "Playmate" and "Playboy". Prior to Playboy magazine, those terms did not have an association with adult magazines/entertainment or naked girls.
Playboy didn't invent those words, but it gave them a new meaning, which is what is trademarked.
With IRC, everybody has to be logged in to the IRC room or you can't send a message. If there's a lot of people logging in/out, chatting, etc, any message you send to Bob will probably be lost if Bob is busy doing work instead of dicking around in IRC.
For me, a socialist government with a strong sense of ethnic pride is the only solution. It's called "Nazi Germany". Look into it.
BTW, anybody got torrent links to these files? $1.35 a song my ass!