A true or false question would potentially be worth the most as it is only one bit. So for any suggestion here you could change it to: "Is ***** true?" or "Are there *****?" For example: "Does God exist?" or "Is there extra-terrestrial intelligence?" You could get a lot of money to suppress or divulge the answers to either of those questions.
More questions: "Did GWB do cocaine?" "Did Clinton inhale?" "Is this the best/. post ever?"
hehehe, you got modded down and my troll didn't! You've been trolled! The only thing worse than a lame-ass troll is a reply to a lame-ass troll.
You should get modded down more because you complained about a post that is 100% off-topic, making your post 200% off-topic because it is in fact 100% off-topic all on its own.
I have had downloads that are very short and pop up a browser advertisement for pr0n. It is pretty annoying. They usually have the same name as a popular file and are mp3 or mpg. Damn its annoying. Usually the files are smaller than they should be so I have learned to avoid them for the most part.
How will this effect brick and mortar used book stores. I really like used book stores, they always have an interesting atmosphere. They are usually characterized by bizarre organization that only the employees can decipher, a funky used book smell, an odd assortment of books and interesting people.
Slashdot is where I get a (slight) majority of my news, at least tech related. I certainly think of it as journalism. I also get quite a bit of news from Kuro5hin, another weblog type site that I consider journalistic. I usually hear about news stories on one of these sites before they show up in the mainstream press. Sometimes the mainstream press takes a week or two longer than the weblogs.
My buddy has managed to put a movie (DVD without the extra stuff) on one 700 MB disk w/ stereo and excellent video quality. It is a pain the ass but it is a way to copy DVD (without having to use two disks). I would rather go through this process than spend $2k on D-VHS especially when I can rent DVDs for $3. Not a legal alternative, but an alternative nonetheless.
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Won't calling it unbreakable just add to the challenge of breaking it. Nothing is unbreakable. Someone will inevitably break it. I would be suprised if their wasn't an exploit within a week of release.
There are DVD recorders and they are less than the one for D-VHS. They will drop in price at roughly the same rate and by that time everyone will have a DVD collection and video stores will be dominated by DVDs.
How can this possibly compete with DVD? I really don't see how it can. DVD is not dominant now but it will be by the time D-VHS gets to a reasonable price.
If the technicians and air traffic controllers are protesting the change it probably isn't a good idea. IMHO power users, the air traffic controllers in this case, are the best judge of software. If they think changing is a bad idea they should reconsider.
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A true or false question would potentially be worth the most as it is only one bit. So for any suggestion here you could change it to: "Is ***** true?" or "Are there *****?" For example: "Does God exist?" or "Is there extra-terrestrial intelligence?" You could get a lot of money to suppress or divulge the answers to either of those questions.
/. post ever?"
More questions: "Did GWB do cocaine?"
"Did Clinton inhale?"
"Is this the best
hehehe, you got modded down and my troll didn't! You've been trolled! The only thing worse than a lame-ass troll is a reply to a lame-ass troll.
You should get modded down more because you complained about a post that is 100% off-topic, making your post 200% off-topic because it is in fact 100% off-topic all on its own.
Can you imagine a beowulf cluster of these?
Hackers are going to have to find something to do now that Microsoft has pledged to focus on security in the future. Inevitably the will turn to *nix.
I have had downloads that are very short and pop up a browser advertisement for pr0n. It is pretty annoying. They usually have the same name as a popular file and are mp3 or mpg. Damn its annoying. Usually the files are smaller than they should be so I have learned to avoid them for the most part.
You're right. It will be the last one until 2012 for California residents as reported by my local newspaper. Sorry for the misinformation.
There will not be another one until 2012, so you might want to check this one out.
Is your comment about being paid for trolling a troll? Is this comment about you commenting about being paid for trolling a troll?
It is not illegal to sell used CDs and we all know the music industry is very concerned about losing money to alternatives to their over-priced CDs
How will this effect brick and mortar used book stores. I really like used book stores, they always have an interesting atmosphere. They are usually characterized by bizarre organization that only the employees can decipher, a funky used book smell, an odd assortment of books and interesting people.
What is the target market?
What kind of packet manager will United Linux use?
Why not just get a real gaming system? Or better yet, a PC?
Have two neighbors each pay half and then you get it for free.
My eighth grade science teacher showed us that movie weekly and I never got tired of it. I think I need my own copy...
More programmer/pro-creating humor. I'll let you decide if it is good or not.
Slashdot is where I get a (slight) majority of my news, at least tech related. I certainly think of it as journalism. I also get quite a bit of news from Kuro5hin, another weblog type site that I consider journalistic. I usually hear about news stories on one of these sites before they show up in the mainstream press. Sometimes the mainstream press takes a week or two longer than the weblogs.
My buddy has managed to put a movie (DVD without the extra stuff) on one 700 MB disk w/ stereo and excellent video quality. It is a pain the ass but it is a way to copy DVD (without having to use two disks). I would rather go through this process than spend $2k on D-VHS especially when I can rent DVDs for $3. Not a legal alternative, but an alternative nonetheless.
Won't calling it unbreakable just add to the challenge of breaking it. Nothing is unbreakable. Someone will inevitably break it. I would be suprised if their wasn't an exploit within a week of release.
There are DVD recorders and they are less than the one for D-VHS. They will drop in price at roughly the same rate and by that time everyone will have a DVD collection and video stores will be dominated by DVDs.
How can this possibly compete with DVD? I really don't see how it can. DVD is not dominant now but it will be by the time D-VHS gets to a reasonable price.
Yep...timed out.
My windows machine did't detect RealPlayer with Mozilla. I was forced to resort to IE.
If the technicians and air traffic controllers are protesting the change it probably isn't a good idea. IMHO power users, the air traffic controllers in this case, are the best judge of software. If they think changing is a bad idea they should reconsider.
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