Gator, B3D, CometCursor, Save-Now, OnFlow, BonziBuddy, Webhancer, some DoubleClick cookies, the one coming with RadLight and some more... And obviously the biggest spyware, Windows Media Player!
I know ALOT of people that when I see their computer strugling to work (and using Windows on top of that), the first thing I do is them, GET AD-AWARE!
There were more than several ocassions where the person had over 100 spywares. After cleansing the system (well... still having Windoze), they are amazed to see their computer works without "my computer runs too slow, I need to format!":)
There are plugins for Winamp (Haven't checked if any for XMMS) that allow "virtual speakers" tho you still have two, the frequencies are changed in the way you said.
There's a "testing" thingy there so that u can "move" the "virtual speakers" and I must say it does work to some extent tho the sound seems abit garbled in my ears.
Talking about "game god"... (A bit Off-Topic) There's a plugin for Half-Life (for certain mods) called Admin Mod which allows the server admins much more control than the game usually allows thru user made plugins.
It's really cool when on my server I make people glow, fly, stuck into the ground, teleport, make them have laser pointers, kill, slap and even control them. Also, I can spawn stuff into the game!
Ofcourse I don't use any of these "cheats" on real matches, but it's cool when everyone agrees on it.
Just for kicks, AdminMod is released under the GPL.
In the university I go to, we have some standard vid-cards yet Q3 gameplay is really not so bad. Sure it is choppy, but who cares when u can release some study stress by fraggin other students...
What about Wolfram's Automatons theory.. Those 4 lines of Mathematica as a base for the whole universe.
I haven't read the 1300~ page book, but I have read the review here on/., referenced here: http://books.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02 /05/21/ 146210&mode=thread&tid=134
In a summary, don't take my word for it, I haven't read the book or even remember the article, he explains how there are small components that act very simply but then combine to a huge "world." He says that the whole universe might be a result of a very simple set of rules that expand themselves to what we have today...
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Moving towards Mozilla 1.0
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Yet it appears on the following systems: Linux with KDE, Linux with GNOME, Windows 98/XP and MacOS..
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Well, there is voice recognition for calling people or doing specific commands (Motorola Timeport for example)...
However, the chance the phone will actually understand what you said is low... usually it's faster to just type in the number instead of trying to say a name 30 times... also, it will make you look stupid if it doesn't work in the first time:)
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Forget about Featherless Chickens, we're talking about Chickenless Feathers!
No chance... GTA3 is a HEAVY game and I'm pretty sure apache is not very light, and running them BOTH on a M$ Windoze box might be too much...
What big f'n ads?
:)
Mozilla, mouse gestures, Top-Right to Down-Left and the ad disappears
Isn't that how MOST pop "music" albums are anyway?
Not 100% sure about this... but isn't Switzerland the all-along history neutral country?
Slashdotting _might_ be considered as a DDoS :)
Rule for life: Never underestimate little things in large numbers!
You name it.
Gator, B3D, CometCursor, Save-Now, OnFlow, BonziBuddy, Webhancer, some DoubleClick cookies, the one coming with RadLight and some more... And obviously the biggest spyware, Windows Media Player!
I know ALOT of people that when I see their computer strugling to work (and using Windows on top of that), the first thing I do is them, GET AD-AWARE!
:)
There were more than several ocassions where the person had over 100 spywares. After cleansing the system (well... still having Windoze), they are amazed to see their computer works without "my computer runs too slow, I need to format!"
There are plugins for Winamp (Haven't checked if any for XMMS) that allow "virtual speakers" tho you still have two, the frequencies are changed in the way you said.
There's a "testing" thingy there so that u can "move" the "virtual speakers" and I must say it does work to some extent tho the sound seems abit garbled in my ears.
Why not just make it .gnu/org before RMS starts complaining? :)
Talking about "game god"... (A bit Off-Topic)
There's a plugin for Half-Life (for certain mods) called Admin Mod which allows the server admins much more control than the game usually allows thru user made plugins.
It's really cool when on my server I make people glow, fly, stuck into the ground, teleport, make them have laser pointers, kill, slap and even control them. Also, I can spawn stuff into the game!
Ofcourse I don't use any of these "cheats" on real matches, but it's cool when everyone agrees on it.
Just for kicks, AdminMod is released under the GPL.
Actually.. A proxy computer is not needed.
There are hacks that are loaded thru the OpenGL driver and some that are hacked DLLs.
Cheating nowadays is very easy. Simply download a decent hack and recompile it so it's undetected by the server (that checks for binary water marks).
There's already a known server doing that.. It's called Myg0t.
But don't forget... when everyone's cheating, it's not as easy as you might think.
Don't forget the Gestures in mozilla are version 0.3 something.. it's still in first stages of development.
I just wonder when will they make it easy to configure the gestures (editing some files is counter-intuitive here...)
Don't forget 2 of the best gestures...
"marking" some links and then Left-Up-Right will open those links in tabs.
and Top-Right to Down-Left diagonal on an image will hide it... great for ad reomaval.
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datz total BS!!
Even low-end cards can run UT and Q3 not bad...
In the university I go to, we have some standard vid-cards yet Q3 gameplay is really not so bad. Sure it is choppy, but who cares when u can release some study stress by fraggin other students...
What about Wolfram's Automatons theory..
/., referenced here:2 /05/21/ 146210&mode=thread&tid=134
Those 4 lines of Mathematica as a base for the whole universe.
I haven't read the 1300~ page book, but I have read the review here on
http://books.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=0
In a summary, don't take my word for it, I haven't read the book or even remember the article, he explains how there are small components that act very simply but then combine to a huge "world." He says that the whole universe might be a result of a very simple set of rules that expand themselves to what we have today...
Yet it appears on the following systems:
Linux with KDE, Linux with GNOME, Windows 98/XP and MacOS..
Such as: Bug 82534 - Cannot type in URL/address/loaction bar or text boxes - no caret/cursor. (Keyboard locks/freezes up / no input)
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http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=825
Give me their funding and i'll tell you who will for sure get injured... Give me enough $$ and i could tell you who will win the games!
"Make them an offer they can't refuse"
"Thank goodness he set me free."
Does it mean you are worthless now?
Many have probably noticed that every MS peripheral is BIG!
For example, the MS Intellimouse Explorer which is double the size of a standard mouse... nice at start, but a small mouse just fits better...
The Natural Keyboard which is double the size of keyboards (tho it's pretty good!)
And ofcourse, every version of Windows just doubles it's size... WinXP is around how much for minimal install? 1GB?
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http://www.kazaalite.com/nuked/modul
Also, the AG linux client isn't spied out...
Well, there is voice recognition for calling people or doing specific commands (Motorola Timeport for example)...
:)
However, the chance the phone will actually understand what you said is low... usually it's faster to just type in the number instead of trying to say a name 30 times... also, it will make you look stupid if it doesn't work in the first time