I don't know if that really is official, if it is that sucks...last i checked though, burma is pretty bad to be a kid, especially when the soldiers like to rape the kids on the side, before killing them
Try going around asking people where you can score some tetrahydrocannabinol, and see what happens. ..
Actually, most pot smokers know what THC standsfor, although not all can pronounce it correctly, but they know (just as a small comment from the underground)
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I'm not sure if anyone else noticed, but the premise of the beginning of this movie seems quite like in the book, "The Giver" by Louis Lowry. In the book, everyone has no real emotion, and has to conform into their spots in society, all emotions are kept by The Giver, i'm not going to go farther into the book, for fear of spoiling, but there definitly seems to be some similarities. Definitly a recomended book to check out
I don't think we should be at the point where we should be forced to listen to a CD just to protect our privacy. Wanting privacy should'nt force us to change our lives
Wow, this is just another great announcement, I'm just wondering what Microsoft is thinking...Can they even do anything about this? I know that using C# code (etc...) is free, but doesn't MS have any trade or copyrights on.NET?
Anti-Static floor pads / maybe one of thoes cool anti-static air filters. This is definitly part of a clean room that could be a lifesaver, and especially when working with any kind of electronics (like the kind you're goinna be putting up in space). Another idea is to put lots of sheets of plastic over all the walls, staple them down, and then ducttape the edges of all the sheets to make a solid barrier
One other reason the price is so high, is because all the gamers keep buying. If they can sell it at a high price, then they will. Same principal works for the McDonalds on the sides of highways in the middle of nowwhere...They can sell their value meals starting at $8 because people will pay that much. Simple supply and demand.
In my local town, we have a new system that is this giant red box thats a combo mug shot taker, fingerprint scanner, and general data entry system. I got arrested recently for posession and i noticed how inaccurate it kept records of me, screwed up my photo a few times, and how compared with previous ink fingerprints i've had done in the past, it picked up the smallest details, like the incredably small scar thats hard to see by eye and made it a HUGE black line across my print, almost to the point that it could have voided that print invalid due to lack of comparison points. Technology should be curtailed to jobs they can do well
Nvidia gives out its linux driver sources, goto:
http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
And select your card, the source is available at the top for GLX, and at the way bottom of the kernel
on dash, have a lcd computer, with either a wireless keyboard, or jet-style buttons around frame with an easy to use interface, to do anything with the car you want, you could easily add features, like, preferable, stats from all the engine sensors, and the ability to tweak each one to get better results than the car's computer can offer. Im working on that for my car....each sensor will go through the main computer, and then to the car computer...from there i can modify the output to the car computer, effectivly tricking it into thinking whatever i want...that would be cool
A few years ago i had the idea of something like that, except, a laser record player, using the same concept as a Cd player, you would have lasers scaning the vinyl for side to side movement, along with vertical, and converting to audio, not much modification to existing cd player hardware required, and it would have almost no ware on your records too. Also, a modification of this would be to use depth lasers to generate a 3d model of the record on your computer, you could use software to read the record off the hd, or, using one of thoes nifty plastic makers from 3d models, make a replica of the record as backup
I remember many years ago (like 7 or somethin, yea, thats a very long time for me), that someone else had almost exactly the same thing, a one handed keyboard, mainly for use in a car, ill dig through my magazines to find it
social enginneering, physical hacking? obsolete? what kinda script-kiddie are you?? it might not be common anymore, but its definitly not obsolete, unused maybe, but if you're good, its easier
if anyone comes up with some really cool idea thats very random, and can becompressed really small, that would be a nifty hardware project to make for a computer, to use real random numbers (winamp definitly could use it [dont get started on me using windows, i hate it too])...kinda like that mini-combo lock that was made for government computer security, its really really small, and implanted on a circuit board, so its almost impossible to hack without opening up the computer
cap the traffic locally so users uncapping their modems doesnt make a difference. Most likely you have some equipment thats connected that supports bandwidth-throttling, if not (and i dont know why) go on ebay and grab your self a cisco router or something.
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I don't know if that really is official, if it is that sucks...last i checked though, burma is pretty bad to be a kid, especially when the soldiers like to rape the kids on the side, before killing them
Try going around asking people where you can score some tetrahydrocannabinol, and see what happens. . .
Actually, most pot smokers know what THC standsfor, although not all can pronounce it correctly, but they know (just as a small comment from the underground)
I'm not sure if anyone else noticed, but the premise of the beginning of this movie seems quite like in the book, "The Giver" by Louis Lowry. In the book, everyone has no real emotion, and has to conform into their spots in society, all emotions are kept by The Giver, i'm not going to go farther into the book, for fear of spoiling, but there definitly seems to be some similarities. Definitly a recomended book to check out
I don't think we should be at the point where we should be forced to listen to a CD just to protect our privacy. Wanting privacy should'nt force us to change our lives
Wow, this is just another great announcement, I'm just wondering what Microsoft is thinking...Can they even do anything about this? I know that using C# code (etc...) is free, but doesn't MS have any trade or copyrights on .NET?
Anti-Static floor pads / maybe one of thoes cool anti-static air filters. This is definitly part of a clean room that could be a lifesaver, and especially when working with any kind of electronics (like the kind you're goinna be putting up in space). Another idea is to put lots of sheets of plastic over all the walls, staple them down, and then ducttape the edges of all the sheets to make a solid barrier
One other reason the price is so high, is because all the gamers keep buying. If they can sell it at a high price, then they will. Same principal works for the McDonalds on the sides of highways in the middle of nowwhere...They can sell their value meals starting at $8 because people will pay that much. Simple supply and demand.
some marijuana i had just bought...its the only thing that so far keeps me sane after damn public school
In my local town, we have a new system that is this giant red box thats a combo mug shot taker, fingerprint scanner, and general data entry system. I got arrested recently for posession and i noticed how inaccurate it kept records of me, screwed up my photo a few times, and how compared with previous ink fingerprints i've had done in the past, it picked up the smallest details, like the incredably small scar thats hard to see by eye and made it a HUGE black line across my print, almost to the point that it could have voided that print invalid due to lack of comparison points. Technology should be curtailed to jobs they can do well
Never bothered using their source because the rpm's worked fine, so sorry about the misinformation on my part
Nvidia gives out its linux driver sources, goto: http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp And select your card, the source is available at the top for GLX, and at the way bottom of the kernel
Yay! Finally something for my car so i can do that whole multimedia stuff ive been planning on...noticed that it has a speaker port : )
on dash, have a lcd computer, with either a wireless keyboard, or jet-style buttons around frame with an easy to use interface, to do anything with the car you want, you could easily add features, like, preferable, stats from all the engine sensors, and the ability to tweak each one to get better results than the car's computer can offer. Im working on that for my car....each sensor will go through the main computer, and then to the car computer...from there i can modify the output to the car computer, effectivly tricking it into thinking whatever i want...that would be cool
A few years ago i had the idea of something like that, except, a laser record player, using the same concept as a Cd player, you would have lasers scaning the vinyl for side to side movement, along with vertical, and converting to audio, not much modification to existing cd player hardware required, and it would have almost no ware on your records too. Also, a modification of this would be to use depth lasers to generate a 3d model of the record on your computer, you could use software to read the record off the hd, or, using one of thoes nifty plastic makers from 3d models, make a replica of the record as backup
umm, don't trees help with the breathable air too?
yeah, but some people dont need most of the crap that Oracle or MS throws in
figuring the i-see program has been up for a long time, its interesting how only recently the subject gets attension
if you read the article in more detail, thats what they started out with, but slowly upped the frames, to the point when he got to drive the car
I remember many years ago (like 7 or somethin, yea, thats a very long time for me), that someone else had almost exactly the same thing, a one handed keyboard, mainly for use in a car, ill dig through my magazines to find it
social enginneering, physical hacking? obsolete? what kinda script-kiddie are you?? it might not be common anymore, but its definitly not obsolete, unused maybe, but if you're good, its easier
there already was a 'lion, witch and the wardrobe' movie...i got it here at home (although i havent watched it in like 10 years)
if anyone comes up with some really cool idea thats very random, and can becompressed really small, that would be a nifty hardware project to make for a computer, to use real random numbers (winamp definitly could use it [dont get started on me using windows, i hate it too])...kinda like that mini-combo lock that was made for government computer security, its really really small, and implanted on a circuit board, so its almost impossible to hack without opening up the computer
whoops, my bad...not login, but scs.yahoo.com, port 5050...if you just block that then they cant log on
Dont block the entire domain of yahoo.com, try just the subdomain...I dont use YIM, but most likely they use something like "login.yahoo.com"
cap the traffic locally so users uncapping their modems doesnt make a difference. Most likely you have some equipment thats connected that supports bandwidth-throttling, if not (and i dont know why) go on ebay and grab your self a cisco router or something.