Why is this bad? We have the same thing in australia too...
I guess you have cancer, AIDS and so on over there, too. They are still bad things;-)
If you need a new car and your dealer will only sell it if you buy an additional bicycle, will you accept that?
My own DSL line is disproportionally expensive, because I live in Germany where you cannot get DSL without a phone line. I pay about 16 Euro for a phone line I do not use. Broadband acceptance would boost enormously without such obstacles - obviously not only in Germany... . Still, politicians say that we need more broadband for the people... . I guess they just don't see the connection.
you are a(nother) victim of subliminal manipulation through/. section icons. I wonder what that hideously green worm will turn us into...
Re:Dosen't the internet scale?
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If you know the IP of the web sites you want to visit, you can still access them.
now I finally have a use for the mountains of dns cache printouts that I keep in the basement! lucky me...so please everyone go DoS DNS. I don't care, because I have a workaround!
I agree, and I also wonder if such a practice would be legal. Aren't they deliberately discriminating against everyone who's not a government agency for mere marketing reasons? Is my license worth less even if it was more expensive than a (single) gov licence?
actually - why? storage got that cheap that it isnt worth it to compress it any more.
right, and at a 1000 cds, compresseion time certainly is a factor. even with lossless.
I wouldn't worry too much about sound output though, but more about read speeds and read errors / ticks when ripping older or scratched CDs... . the ripping alone should take a while, and if you rip too fast, you might end up with junk...
Slashdot - where news are taken down immediately by linking to them. Stuff that you'd like to read but can't, because some clever guy posted a link on/.
People complaining that the hack is really not worth voiding the warranty are missing the whole point. It is just the coolness factor out here.
mod parent up, please.
you could have had my last mod point, but it has to be said (again?): those "jumpers" are actually resistors (note their numbering - its not J351 but R351 etc). They're so small because they are SMD components.
I wonder how someone who mistakes resistors for jumpers can come up with such a cool hack, though.
"We have a calling from beyond the stars to stand for freedom, and America will always be faithful to that cause."
I once worked at a mental home; there, you could pick up sentences like that all the time. You know, people hearing voices, callings from the Great Beyond and stuff. Scary.
Failure Class Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Class I 0 0 0 Class II 2 2 5 Class III 5 15 50 Class IV 50 150 500
Failure Type 1 Fully luminous (color white) Failure Type 2 Not fully luminous (color black) Failure Type 3 e.g. defective sub-pixel ( color red, green, blue )
you couldn't return an LCD (or laptop) with a dead pixel
...unless it was a class I device (no pixel errors). consumer panels are usually class 2 or 3 so there's no way you can successfully complain about pixel errors unless they exceed the above specs for your device/class.
Re:The SID (audio) emulation is apparently bad
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this is not really about security: if you use a service to cover up your tracks, your tracks are only as safe as that company is (think logs, billing, police browsing their logs/customer db...). users of legitimate services can always be traced back, so whats that security debate? it's a toy...
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try World Wind. much more flexible with sat images...
I guess you have cancer, AIDS and so on over there, too. They are still bad things ;-)
If you need a new car and your dealer will only sell it if you buy an additional bicycle, will you accept that?
My own DSL line is disproportionally expensive, because I live in Germany where you cannot get DSL without a phone line. I pay about 16 Euro for a phone line I do not use. Broadband acceptance would boost enormously without such obstacles - obviously not only in Germany... . Still, politicians say that we need more broadband for the people... . I guess they just don't see the connection.
You'd be surprised. Oh and please stop picking your nose and sit up straight. Sincerely, Department of Homeland Surveillance.
you are a(nother) victim of subliminal manipulation through /. section icons. I wonder what that hideously green worm will turn us into...
now I finally have a use for the mountains of dns cache printouts that I keep in the basement! lucky me...so please everyone go DoS DNS. I don't care, because I have a workaround!
*g* it's called planet buster, download here.
I agree, and I also wonder if such a practice would be legal.
Aren't they deliberately discriminating against everyone who's not a government agency for mere marketing reasons?
Is my license worth less even if it was more expensive than a (single) gov licence?
seriously though, this is further dividing the windows world into 1st and 2nd class users...
*lol*
but they said "no honeypots"..?!?!
you mean things like "news for nerds, stuff that matters", right?
no I'm not, I'm thinking of the standard meter which was the original "master" for all measuring back then. just click the link, I know you can do it.
hm, don't think so:
what about the meter?
right, and at a 1000 cds, compresseion time certainly is a factor. even with lossless.
I wouldn't worry too much about sound output though, but more about read speeds and read errors / ticks when ripping older or scratched CDs... . the ripping alone should take a while, and if you rip too fast, you might end up with junk...
for that to work it would have to have a "reply to this" button.
even then, you'd get lots of "I didn't RTF EULA, _but_..." replies.
Make something idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
Make something idiot proof and only idiots will want to use it.
SCNR.
Slashdot - where news are taken down immediately by linking to them. Stuff that you'd like to read but can't, because some clever guy posted a link on /.
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mod parent up, please.
you could have had my last mod point, but it has to be said (again?): those "jumpers" are actually resistors (note their numbering - its not J351 but R351 etc). They're so small because they are SMD components.
I wonder how someone who mistakes resistors for jumpers can come up with such a cool hack, though.
"We have a calling from beyond the stars to stand for freedom, and America will always be faithful to that cause."
I once worked at a mental home; there, you could pick up sentences like that all the time. You know, people hearing voices, callings from the Great Beyond and stuff. Scary.
"in either case this software is not to be trusted"
now I'm confused: which software? windows? the AS beta? MS Messenger? all of the above?
http://mixonline.com/mag/audio_native_instruments
"realtime" if your soundcard is fast enough; I get 2ms latency on a creative audigy2, and it's just plain amazing.
you couldn't return an LCD (or laptop) with a dead pixel
if soft emu is enough, you might want to give quadrasid a try
but the navel is ok :)
this is not really about security: if you use a service to cover up your tracks, your tracks are only as safe as that company is (think logs, billing, police browsing their logs/customer db...). users of legitimate services can always be traced back, so whats that security debate? it's a toy...