s that they made with the CARP/RIAA deal recently. They in fact did not want hobby/small business webcasters to all go belly up, so they made provisions specifically for them so they dont get run into the ground. They will basically have to pay jack and squat under it. Your favorite techno shoutcast will still be around...
Thats what the computers are for. All the great MMORPGs that are catering to selling these online services are also available for the PC. Consoles are game stations, you sit in front of the TV, plugin Mario and away you go. Add anything extra to that and good luck! MS has already proven their inline strategy is terrible as EA dropped all their sports support for it. MS wants to run everything themselves, the games companies want otherwise, so its a lose lose situation. Oddly enough, these companies are all hinging to Nintendo (Who dont even have a solid Online plan other than "we have the hardware for it! Devs go nuts and impress us!") and Sony.
It is hilarious reading this... If this doesn't bring Mitnick from Legendary to Godly I dont know what will. He still has old lockers with passwords and infos.. This is stuff that books and movies are made of, not real life! Incredible.
Just a guess that software will actively look to see if your machine is modded or not and lock you out if it is since they cant verify if you actually bought the software or not.
The day an artist stops being an artist and becomes a sell-out is the day they start to write summaries why their albums arent on the charts. Really, how many true artists give one flying sh*t where their album stands on the national charts? Not very many. Sure, they love to get paid, but to most, even thinking about caring why their album is going up and down on charts doesnt even cross their minds. They're too bust writing music to worry about it. Moby needs to go away now. He's sold out and it's too late to save him.
...they dont need to pay. Read the judgement. Niche sites (Which almost 95% of those shoutcast links ARE.) dont need to worry about having to pay out the ass. They made special provisions for "niche and small business streaming". You guys should be cheering about this, not condemning it. The RIAA will grab money from AOL and YAHOO and not much else.
They made SPECIAL provisions for "niche" and "small business" webcasting so all these sites dont go off the air! Did ANYONE read the article fully? The ONLY people the courts were concerned with were big time companies like AOL and YAHOO who will set up full 128kbit streams of ALL the music in the world to everyone in the world for free! These LARGE COMPANIES are the ones who will have to pay. The smaller streaming and hobby sites will most likely have to pay NOTHING, ZIP, NADA. This is one aspect that they looked out for! THEY DID NOT WANT THESE SMALL NICHE INDEPENDENT STATIONS TO FADE AWAY.
They made provisions for "niche and small business" streaming sites. GROOVE SALAD would *most definately* be categorized as "niche". Most likely it will cost Groove Salad next to nothing to keep streaming.
We hear about this crap every week. It will NEVER come out. People have had this technology since 1992 and HDs will always stay around. Nothing will replace them or DVDs.. hell DVDs still arent even standard yet. Where is IBMs HDs that are made out of atoms that can hold 1 terrabytes on something the size of a penny? We heard about this around 3 years ago, is it out? Nope. Will it ever be? Nope. People need to stop with these mundane useless stories. Until it is sittng on the shelves at Best Buy it doesnt need to be posted here./rant off
It really sucks for the OSS "movement" when this is the only means of market penetration that they can come up with. What exactly are these people hoping to accomplish by forcing their local government to switch?
It shows you how much of a Monopoly MicroSoft really is. These are obviously safeguards put into place to prevent companies like MicroSoft continue on in their ways. It will effectively pull them from the #1 spot and place them off the list (Like any Monopoly SHOULD have done to them). This pussyfooting around with MicroSoft in courts just needs to end. The company needs to be split, put out of business, and extinguished.
Majority of people who own a GBA and dig Nintendo based products already OWN a Gamecube. This isn't some goofy ploy, but it's reality. The Gamecube and GBA from day one have been built to interact with each other like this. Nearly 1/4 of the games scheduled to come out (and a lot that are already out now) all interact with the GBA. There shouldn't be any reason to not own a Gamecube at this point anyways. Well, if you like Nintendo games, that is. Old or new.
I do virus reports weekly at our company here. Over 1000 machines are checked and around 100+ virus's are found and cleaned *per week*. Our firewall and servers all have active checking/scanning in place as well.. each machine has the latest McAfee.. Without it, who knows.. If *you* want to just simply ghost 100 machines a week, be my guest! I sure in the heck dont want to!
People started releasing patches for the game that ripped out the macrovision copy protection on the game and noticed it ran 30% faster. Needless to say, the programmers started telling people to download and install it if it's running slow on their systems as a fix! Get outta here! I'm serious! You can buy that for a buck!
Not sure how many people live out there, but between home buyers and businesses, you're looking at far more than a few "thousand". Microsoft will most likely be refunding upwards of 100 million in cash. Not like they can't afford it.. It's no wonder why they have so much money sitting there doing nothing..
When a game goes gold, it means that the dupers have gotten the master copy and are already duping and packaging the game. Typically games are in stores between 2-7 after agame has gone gold. So early July would be incorrect. More likely around Tues of next week. Unless they went with a crummy duper.
Someone ought to tell them their local tokenring network needs this stuff.. Then they can stop complaining about bandwidth hogs... And charge us less per month...
26 October 2001 Lockheed Martin X-35 wins the JSF competition.
So, no, Lockheed Martin did not, in fact, win the JSF as posted. Boeing did. Not only can that X-35 carry around a larger payload, it HOVERS. It's freaking cool regardless what it looks like.
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s that they made with the CARP/RIAA deal recently. They in fact did not want hobby/small business webcasters to all go belly up, so they made provisions specifically for them so they dont get run into the ground. They will basically have to pay jack and squat under it. Your favorite techno shoutcast will still be around...
Thats what the computers are for. All the great MMORPGs that are catering to selling these online services are also available for the PC. Consoles are game stations, you sit in front of the TV, plugin Mario and away you go. Add anything extra to that and good luck! MS has already proven their inline strategy is terrible as EA dropped all their sports support for it. MS wants to run everything themselves, the games companies want otherwise, so its a lose lose situation. Oddly enough, these companies are all hinging to Nintendo (Who dont even have a solid Online plan other than "we have the hardware for it! Devs go nuts and impress us!") and Sony.
Dont forget those monthly fee's you gotta pay for the UTV *service*..
It is hilarious reading this ... If this doesn't bring Mitnick from Legendary to Godly I dont know what will. He still has old lockers with passwords and infos.. This is stuff that books and movies are made of, not real life! Incredible.
Just a guess that software will actively look to see if your machine is modded or not and lock you out if it is since they cant verify if you actually bought the software or not.
The day an artist stops being an artist and becomes a sell-out is the day they start to write summaries why their albums arent on the charts. Really, how many true artists give one flying sh*t where their album stands on the national charts? Not very many. Sure, they love to get paid, but to most, even thinking about caring why their album is going up and down on charts doesnt even cross their minds. They're too bust writing music to worry about it. Moby needs to go away now. He's sold out and it's too late to save him.
...they dont need to pay. Read the judgement. Niche sites (Which almost 95% of those shoutcast links ARE.) dont need to worry about having to pay out the ass. They made special provisions for "niche and small business streaming". You guys should be cheering about this, not condemning it. The RIAA will grab money from AOL and YAHOO and not much else.
They made SPECIAL provisions for "niche" and "small business" webcasting so all these sites dont go off the air! Did ANYONE read the article fully? The ONLY people the courts were concerned with were big time companies like AOL and YAHOO who will set up full 128kbit streams of ALL the music in the world to everyone in the world for free! These LARGE COMPANIES are the ones who will have to pay. The smaller streaming and hobby sites will most likely have to pay NOTHING, ZIP, NADA. This is one aspect that they looked out for! THEY DID NOT WANT THESE SMALL NICHE INDEPENDENT STATIONS TO FADE AWAY.
They made provisions for "niche and small business" streaming sites. GROOVE SALAD would *most definately* be categorized as "niche". Most likely it will cost Groove Salad next to nothing to keep streaming.
We hear about this crap every week. It will NEVER come out. People have had this technology since 1992 and HDs will always stay around. Nothing will replace them or DVDs.. hell DVDs still arent even standard yet. Where is IBMs HDs that are made out of atoms that can hold 1 terrabytes on something the size of a penny? We heard about this around 3 years ago, is it out? Nope. Will it ever be? Nope. People need to stop with these mundane useless stories. Until it is sittng on the shelves at Best Buy it doesnt need to be posted here. /rant off
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It shows you how much of a Monopoly MicroSoft really is. These are obviously safeguards put into place to prevent companies like MicroSoft continue on in their ways. It will effectively pull them from the #1 spot and place them off the list (Like any Monopoly SHOULD have done to them). This pussyfooting around with MicroSoft in courts just needs to end. The company needs to be split, put out of business, and extinguished.
Majority of people who own a GBA and dig Nintendo based products already OWN a Gamecube. This isn't some goofy ploy, but it's reality. The Gamecube and GBA from day one have been built to interact with each other like this. Nearly 1/4 of the games scheduled to come out (and a lot that are already out now) all interact with the GBA. There shouldn't be any reason to not own a Gamecube at this point anyways. Well, if you like Nintendo games, that is. Old or new.
Because of the RIAA and CARP sh*t. They wanted them to pay millions for lost advertisements over the internet. Damnit. I hate Monopolies.
I dont care what it takes, just give me my shoutcast stream of Loveline back. The RIAA can all go burn in hell as far as im concerned.
I do virus reports weekly at our company here. Over 1000 machines are checked and around 100+ virus's are found and cleaned *per week*. Our firewall and servers all have active checking/scanning in place as well .. each machine has the latest McAfee.. Without it, who knows.. If *you* want to just simply ghost 100 machines a week, be my guest! I sure in the heck dont want to!
People started releasing patches for the game that ripped out the macrovision copy protection on the game and noticed it ran 30% faster. Needless to say, the programmers started telling people to download and install it if it's running slow on their systems as a fix! Get outta here! I'm serious! You can buy that for a buck!
Not sure how many people live out there, but between home buyers and businesses, you're looking at far more than a few "thousand". Microsoft will most likely be refunding upwards of 100 million in cash. Not like they can't afford it.. It's no wonder why they have so much money sitting there doing nothing..
When a game goes gold, it means that the dupers have gotten the master copy and are already duping and packaging the game. Typically games are in stores between 2-7 after agame has gone gold. So early July would be incorrect. More likely around Tues of next week. Unless they went with a crummy duper.
Someone ought to tell them their local tokenring network needs this stuff .. Then they can stop complaining about bandwidth hogs ... And charge us less per month...
26 October 2001 Lockheed Martin X-35 wins the JSF competition.
So, no, Lockheed Martin did not, in fact, win the JSF as posted. Boeing did. Not only can that X-35 carry around a larger payload, it HOVERS. It's freaking cool regardless what it looks like.