If he released it onto Freenet it would be very hard for the US goverernment to keep it classified, but they could still punish him for relasing classified information, since not many people would have a copy of the information to release.
Someone would have to be crazy to doubt that you're learning something by playing games, if you're improving, you're gaining the skills the game requires. The question is what you are learning? Is it constructive? Learning to shoot people most likely isn't. Learning what is needed to build an empire or city and keep your people happy probably is.
Why bother making the CD incompatible when you can just overburn to at least 900MB, and have it readable in almost all CD drives and get almost as much extra space?
Windows has had drag-and-drop since at least Windows 98, but I admit I didn't know about it until one of my Mac-using friends asked "can't you just drag-and-drop it?".
8GB is the max of the computer, not the processor. It has 8 slots for RAM and each one can take up to 1 GB up RAM. I've never seen RAM sold in sizes over 1 GB.
AIM alreadly has an option for people to enter their location and interests and let other people search for them. Of course, probably no one enters that info. The only difference I see is this searches automatically.
My (cable) ISP blocks port 80, so I run my HTTP server on port 83. Then I went to dot tk and got a free forwarding domain (it opens the page you tell it to point to in a frame). There: I have an easy to remember domain (no colon at the end) and it's running off my own server. (Link is my homepage)
PNG instead of JPEG? Try some size comparisons, I find PNG is usually at least twice the size of a JPEG of the same image. Of course JPEG is lossy, but you usually can't tell, if you can then PNG is worth it.
I used to use the opt-out links on mails to my Yahoo account and whenever I opted-out, I'd never get any more mails from that domain, but I'd get spam that looked identical from another domain. Now I just delete all of it.
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True, homeusers will probably switch to Linux for the same reason they use Windows now: it's what they use at work.
If he released it onto Freenet it would be very hard for the US goverernment to keep it classified, but they could still punish him for relasing classified information, since not many people would have a copy of the information to release.
There's a reason for using UDP: less lag. With online games lag is often death, if not at least a disavantage.
Someone would have to be crazy to doubt that you're learning something by playing games, if you're improving, you're gaining the skills the game requires. The question is what you are learning? Is it constructive? Learning to shoot people most likely isn't. Learning what is needed to build an empire or city and keep your people happy probably is.
Why bother making the CD incompatible when you can just overburn to at least 900MB, and have it readable in almost all CD drives and get almost as much extra space?
If I understand the other posts correctly, it sounds like Microsoft argeed to bundle Java and then bundled MS "Java" instead.
Either Apple expects no one to be using 1GB RAM or the motherboard does not support it. I guess we'll find out when the G5 comes out.
(NOTE: I use Windows XP as my desktop.)
Windows has had drag-and-drop since at least Windows 98, but I admit I didn't know about it until one of my Mac-using friends asked "can't you just drag-and-drop it?".
8GB is the max of the computer, not the processor. It has 8 slots for RAM and each one can take up to 1 GB up RAM. I've never seen RAM sold in sizes over 1 GB.
Any electronics are perminently disabled when close enough to a sufficently large magnetic field. :)
AIM alreadly has an option for people to enter their location and interests and let other people search for them. Of course, probably no one enters that info. The only difference I see is this searches automatically.
But would it be (+1, Creepy) or (-1, Creepy)? ;)
If you want a Windows PDF printer you can use FreePDF which is mostly a GhostScript frontend that appears as a printer.
My (cable) ISP blocks port 80, so I run my HTTP server on port 83. Then I went to dot tk and got a free forwarding domain (it opens the page you tell it to point to in a frame). There: I have an easy to remember domain (no colon at the end) and it's running off my own server. (Link is my homepage)
While we're wasting processor cycles on nested emulators, why don't we run that JVM on Wine on cygwin on wine on cygwin... ;)
PNG instead of JPEG? Try some size comparisons, I find PNG is usually at least twice the size of a JPEG of the same image. Of course JPEG is lossy, but you usually can't tell, if you can then PNG is worth it.
In other news, felt-tipped marker sales sky-rocket.
On Blizzard's Battle.Net disconnects are recorded along with wins and losses so it will be noticed if someone does that a lot.
Cracking hardware is easy. You just get a hammer and... wait... you meant cracking the overclock protection, nevermind.
I used to use the opt-out links on mails to my Yahoo account and whenever I opted-out, I'd never get any more mails from that domain, but I'd get spam that looked identical from another domain. Now I just delete all of it.
You can do that under Windows too, just nest enough copies of cygwin and wine until your computer is sufficently slowed down.