well then you found the exception and not the rule. Many other free providers would actually use DUN and then require some banner software to authenticate or else they dropped the connection. I'm sure with enough know-how you could hack the client to only authenticate and download banners but not actually display anything, but if you can do that then you should be able to get a job and just pay fer yer access.... Hehehehe.
Dude, you dont know what the hell you are talking about. Free ISPs have the worst latency imagineable and the modem-to-user pool is always extremly low. And NO, you cannot just use DUN because its pretty hard to stay online when you dont have the software running the properly authenticate you with the banner servers. They just are not that stupid.
I don't know if its been mentioned before but there is a big problem with doing voip at the home: The telcos themself. Most people don't realize that the contract/AUP of the dsl line you get from one of your baby bells says that you cannot use this high-speed internet technology to circumvent the telephone network. If this stuff is to become pervasive the telephone networks might start enforcing this real hard.
You want to know what windows does? Hold F8 *before* you see the first windows splash screen and you will get a menu. Pick step-by-step confirmation. You will get to watch each step and see how long things are taking. You also have the option of logging it all.
Hmm, all I can think of is the episode of the simpsons where they were in japan and Homer buys a square watermellon. He starts walking down the street where the mellon popped back to its round shape, and Homer drops it and says "D'oh!"
I may be totally full of it but I rember one of my more free-thinking teachers telling me that originally the gubnit planned on taking all the spent fuel from nuclear power plants and refining it into new fuel rods, discarding all spent waste. Supposedly they halted this plan because it would put weapons grade plutonium in the hands of private plant operators. So instead of recycling fuel until it is gone, we leave it sitting around to be a big mess.
aww come on man! It doesn't take much to realize that punishing the creature makes it stop if you do it enough times. If he is holding food and you punish him (perhaps that 'food' is a villager) he will learn not to eat that food.
I don't know why you think B&W should get such a low score. I have yet to encounter any show-stopping bugs as you've described, but I guess I just dont get the urge to re-install windows and all my games every once in a while. On sheer gameplay alone B&W deserves a 90% in my book. Its one of the most entertaning games I've played in a while (after learning how to play the game). If B&W came out of some nobody publisher it wouldda knocked their socks off...
Michael, apparently you dont read PC gamer. Yes it is a windows game mag, but your 'reviewing' a windows game. Flip through the magazine some time and see how hard they pan certian titles while reserving the best score for only those who truly deserve it. I have found their reviews consistent and reliable and I bet in the next issue or two when they review this game they will give it a score of about 70 percent, which translates into 'Tolerable.'
I get my fair share of spam. I report all to spamcop for processing. Many messages get examined and the IPs get sent to ORBS for possible blocking and such. The part where macromedia comes in is when spam, in HTML, has flash. There is the url in the html telling the browser where to get the appropriate plugin. Spamcop picks up on this and reports it as a spam-related service...
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Do you work for hormel? Because every time this topic comes up you post that exact same message.
Yah, but talk to the employees. They will tell you that you only drop about 30 degrees while using this case. $200 for 30 degrees of cooling is a bit much for me.
I hate to break it to you but it is virtually impossible for x-10 to loose any money as the margins they have on the product is astronomical. They have their own factories in hong kong (or wherever it is) and can build all their products for pennies! They make SO much money its not even funny.
Thats why the new phone includes a *speakerphone*.
I think you just have to flip down the keypad and keep talking at arms length while you enter data into your palm.
You forgot one of the most copied scenes *ever*.
The bandits in seven samuari that come cresting over a hillside at the start of the attack. That whole scene of them pouring over the hill was INVENTED by Akira Kurosawa and copied by just about every battle film ever since.
Why must they have a login on this handheld? When was the last time you wanted to share your personal handheld computer with anybody else? (I'll take it monday, and you can have it tuesday)
Gimme a break! I treat my palm pilot like my wallet; I wouldn't hand it to just anybody to riffle around with.
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Good luck finding people who want M*A*S*H on dvd! People who grew up with that show (my dad) are nearly as a whole sick of the show. Not because it was a bad show but becuse they have all seen every episode like 10 times (its one of the more frequently played re-runs).
While they are at it they might as well throw a Stairway to Heaven track...
I know this is way OT, but what if my win98 boxen are all on a private subnet with 192.168.*.* addys and then run through a masq server? Will quake fail to check the auth at that point?
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dam nobody better click on this link if they want to sleep at night/ever have a sex life again.
ever hear of diff? ok then.
I thought that gap was because there was fifteen minutes of silence before a hidden track of sorts, and you could actually see it.
all you have to know is that you type the letter A and about 50 '+' following and you are winner! (the a++++ gets me going every time)
You should of done it in Ebay lingo©!
YOU SIRZ GET AN A+++++++++++++++++++++ GRAET COMMUNT!
well then you found the exception and not the rule. Many other free providers would actually use DUN and then require some banner software to authenticate or else they dropped the connection. I'm sure with enough know-how you could hack the client to only authenticate and download banners but not actually display anything, but if you can do that then you should be able to get a job and just pay fer yer access.... Hehehehe.
Dude, you dont know what the hell you are talking about. Free ISPs have the worst latency imagineable and the modem-to-user pool is always extremly low. And NO, you cannot just use DUN because its pretty hard to stay online when you dont have the software running the properly authenticate you with the banner servers. They just are not that stupid.
troll.
I don't know if its been mentioned before but there is a big problem with doing voip at the home: The telcos themself. Most people don't realize that the contract/AUP of the dsl line you get from one of your baby bells says that you cannot use this high-speed internet technology to circumvent the telephone network. If this stuff is to become pervasive the telephone networks might start enforcing this real hard.
You want to know what windows does? Hold F8 *before* you see the first windows splash screen and you will get a menu. Pick step-by-step confirmation.
You will get to watch each step and see how long things are taking. You also have the option of logging it all.
Hmm, all I can think of is the episode of the simpsons where they were in japan and Homer buys a square watermellon. He starts walking down the street where the mellon popped back to its round shape, and Homer drops it and says "D'oh!"
I may be totally full of it but I rember one of my more free-thinking teachers telling me that originally the gubnit planned on taking all the spent fuel from nuclear power plants and refining it into new fuel rods, discarding all spent waste. Supposedly they halted this plan because it would put weapons grade plutonium in the hands of private plant operators. So instead of recycling fuel until it is gone, we leave it sitting around to be a big mess.
aww come on man! It doesn't take much to realize that punishing the creature makes it stop if you do it enough times. If he is holding food and you punish him (perhaps that 'food' is a villager) he will learn not to eat that food.
I don't know why you think B&W should get such a low score. I have yet to encounter any show-stopping bugs as you've described, but I guess I just dont get the urge to re-install windows and all my games every once in a while. On sheer gameplay alone B&W deserves a 90% in my book. Its one of the most entertaning games I've played in a while (after learning how to play the game). If B&W came out of some nobody publisher it wouldda knocked their socks off...
Michael, apparently you dont read PC gamer. Yes it is a windows game mag, but your 'reviewing' a windows game. Flip through the magazine some time and see how hard they pan certian titles while reserving the best score for only those who truly deserve it. I have found their reviews consistent and reliable and I bet in the next issue or two when they review this game they will give it a score of about 70 percent, which translates into 'Tolerable.'
I get my fair share of spam. I report all to spamcop for processing. Many messages get examined and the IPs get sent to ORBS for possible blocking and such. The part where macromedia comes in is when spam, in HTML, has flash. There is the url in the html telling the browser where to get the appropriate plugin. Spamcop picks up on this and reports it as a spam-related service...
Do you work for hormel? Because every time this topic comes up you post that exact same message.
Yah, but talk to the employees. They will tell you that you only drop about 30 degrees while using this case. $200 for 30 degrees of cooling is a bit much for me.
I hate to break it to you but it is virtually impossible for x-10 to loose any money as the margins they have on the product is astronomical. They have their own factories in hong kong (or wherever it is) and can build all their products for pennies! They make SO much money its not even funny.
Thats why the new phone includes a *speakerphone*.
I think you just have to flip down the keypad and keep talking at arms length while you enter data into your palm.
You forgot one of the most copied scenes *ever*. The bandits in seven samuari that come cresting over a hillside at the start of the attack. That whole scene of them pouring over the hill was INVENTED by Akira Kurosawa and copied by just about every battle film ever since.
Why must they have a login on this handheld? When was the last time you wanted to share your personal handheld computer with anybody else? (I'll take it monday, and you can have it tuesday)
Gimme a break! I treat my palm pilot like my wallet; I wouldn't hand it to just anybody to riffle around with.
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Dell just released a laptop sporting this new geforce2go chip and PC Gamer was *QUITE* impressed with the performance it gave out.
Dood, i don't know what your talking about. Hushmail.com works fine!
Good luck finding people who want M*A*S*H on dvd! People who grew up with that show (my dad) are nearly as a whole sick of the show. Not because it was a bad show but becuse they have all seen every episode like 10 times (its one of the more frequently played re-runs).
While they are at it they might as well throw a Stairway to Heaven track...
I know this is way OT, but what if my win98 boxen are all on a private subnet with 192.168.*.* addys and then run through a masq server? Will quake fail to check the auth at that point?