that this "farming industry" will die. The gaming industry would be stupid if they give away $500M. Gold farming can't be stopped, so I think sooner or later they will offer in-game-gold and maybe items for real $.
Still strange that so many people work for something virtual, that could just be generated without any labor.
The "on(e)-disk-router" fli4l is using the 2.2.22 (nice version!) kernel. I think the 2.4.X kernel would be just too big and you really don't need USB support for a 60 MHz Pentium router with a floppy-disk only!
Taken from http://www.gamespy.com/gdc2003/top10mmog/
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1: They Cost Too Much money to Build and Launch!
2: There are Lots of Legal Issues
3: Customer Service is Hard
4: The Internet Sucks as a Commercial Delivery Platform
5: Everything You Know about Single-Player Games is Wrong
6: The Online Industry is Counter-Intuitive to Packaged-Goods Company Management
7: Getting a Credit Card from a Customer is Hard
8: A Huge Team is Required
9: It Requires a Mastery of Too Many Disciplines
10: Too Many are Being Built
Your apartment is broken into [...] stolen, including that ultra-rare CD [...] No problem, you've still got the FLAC files and can at least burn yourself a virgin, bit-for-bit exact copy [...] of the audio -- your artwork and individually-numbered disc are still gone, sorry.
But that's the point! If I lose a rare CD, no FLAC file could be a compensation. The whole CD including artwork, text and so on is art. the music is the major part but the music is the only thing you can copy! and i think you can get nearly every piece of music at Napster's childs...btw, is it illegal to get mp3s through file-sharing if you lost a CD?
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The patent is from 1997. Does anybod know how long such a patent is valid?
This guy has some interesting blog posts about introducing the shell and linux to his kids: http://changelog.complete.org/archives/category/technology/children-computing
... if you read Harald Welte's blog: http://laforge.gnumonks.org/weblog/2011/07/14/#20110714-vodafone_femtocell_thc
I, for one, welcome our new Saturnian Overlords!
I want all my p0rn^w music on 165 mm^2! http://www.sdcard.org/developers/tech/sdxc
For the debian based distros there is a package called swiftweasel32 which is exactly what you described.
Still strange that so many people work for something virtual, that could just be generated without any labor.
In the article Mark Shuttleworth only talks about his space trip. MS answers all the other questions. Conspiracy!
I, for one, welcome our new botnet overlords!
It's in German, but check out this:
http://www.heise.de/open/artikel/83678
http://www.heise.de/open/artikel/83678/1
(the last one has a little table that compares the performance of VMware and Virtualbox)
There is a distribution called pocketlinux that contains a "KDE light": http://gnulinux.de/pocketlinux/
http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/productde tails.aspx/dj_ditty?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs
It's a really interesting idea to use the radio amateurs as a network of ground stations. Maybe I should search my 9k6 packet radio equipment...
>Now either someone mistyped a bid, or someone is philantropic here.
there are some cancelled bids...
now it's at $780.00...but that's still crazy!
Here the homepage of NeTraverse: www.netraverse.com
...and a screenshot.
The "on(e)-disk-router" fli4l is using the 2.2.22 (nice version!) kernel. I think the 2.4.X kernel would be just too big and you really don't need USB support for a 60 MHz Pentium router with a floppy-disk only!
Taken from http://www.gamespy.com/gdc2003/top10mmog/
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1: They Cost Too Much money to Build and Launch!
2: There are Lots of Legal Issues
3: Customer Service is Hard
4: The Internet Sucks as a Commercial Delivery Platform
5: Everything You Know about Single-Player Games is Wrong
6: The Online Industry is Counter-Intuitive to Packaged-Goods Company Management
7: Getting a Credit Card from a Customer is Hard
8: A Huge Team is Required
9: It Requires a Mastery of Too Many Disciplines
10: Too Many are Being Built
It's nice to see that the tax program is also available for Linux and Mac OS 9 + X= 18
http://www.getax.ch/dyn/ledossier.php?id_rubrique
It's just the problem of monocultures! Nothing less and nothing more...
Your apartment is broken into [...] stolen, including that ultra-rare CD [...] No problem, you've still got the FLAC files and can at least burn yourself a virgin, bit-for-bit exact copy [...] of the audio -- your artwork and individually-numbered disc are still gone, sorry.
But that's the point! If I lose a rare CD, no FLAC file could be a compensation. The whole CD including artwork, text and so on is art. the music is the major part but the music is the only thing you can copy! and i think you can get nearly every piece of music at Napster's childs...btw, is it illegal to get mp3s through file-sharing if you lost a CD?
That's nothing...I do a daily backup of the internet..
(You know 1,44 MB-disks rule!)
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Additionally, a plug-in "developer sled" adds the following options, for development and debug purposes . .
USB 1.1 host
10/100 Ethernet
Serial port
8- or 16-bit PCMCIA slot
JTAG debug port
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Hey, that was just a joke! :)
> This is sabotage.
You bigheaded guy, you think everybody (or anybody?) wants FreeBSD!?!
:)
Yeah, because they just updated to 5.0...