Actully, I grew up in Troy, NY. There is a ton of stuff to do! Like. uh... hmm.. Well I remember doing things! Oh yeah! Snowboarding at frear park in winter! Annnnnnnnnd... yeah. You're right, I did spend a lot of time on the internet while I was there. Whoops!
blah I can't stand FPSs on a console. A mouse is so much better I think for aiming than using a little stick. UT, Quake, awwwwww hell yeah BFG baby w00t
This actully makes a lot of sence. A friend of mine worked at AOL a while back and you wern't allowed to bring any electrical equip in with you becauase of the sensitive information you had access to.
Now of course, this wouldn't stop everyone just think, our very own Think Geek has usb WATCHES, not something you'd look for. So, having this sort of feature is not really a bad idea after all. It'll probably be selective too so you could decide what sort of devices to all, some people use external Hard drives all the time for extra storage.
I find a small "pen-drive" is like the floppy of the future. Back when I worked with the tech admin in high school that little 128mg pen drive he had came in REALLY handy.
The International Olympic Committee is barring competitors, as well as coaches, support personnel and other officials, from writing firsthand accounts for
news and other Web sites.
An exception is if an athlete has a personal Web site that they did not set up specifically for the Games.
Emphasis added
Sounds like blogging is legal to me.
Right, posting about your mail bombing exploits to innocent AOL customers is the perfect way to get respct and karma around here. Let alone you did it in VB.
If you are going to say something, at least tell us why. It's one thing to get on your soap box, it's another to defend yourself and explain on your soap box.
Now that I could understand. Perhaps a monthly recap or something. That makes more sence them just 'delaying them.' Which is what he seemed to be getting at.
I don't see how this really changes anything. Either way, once the patch is released from what this guy is saying is that an exploit will come out in not much time. He's basically just saying to release the patch at a later date, I don't see any real reason however to justify his reasoning. How do you expect to get the problem patched at all if you just don't release the patch? To me to seems like with this reasoning the man is using we could just forever delay all patches.
If you must stick with windows, make them a normal user account for them to use regularly.Then make yourself an administrator account (as if you hadn't already). Then, turn on remote desktop and install programs via teh innerweb for them.
If that fails, or you don't feel like doing it that way, get 'em an iLamp. I worked in a school that was all OS 10 and each day I'd see more and more teachers getting these babies. If you don't trust your parents with the gooey LCD of none-touchy-ness get them an eMac. It's like a 17" microwave with an OS. (Ever heard an eMac?) A 3 peice machine with "Rock hard unix."
And this just turned into a porn commercial. I'm leaving!
Actully, It's not a PR plant, I'm still 17 and in high school. I'm looking to go there myself. Personal site here: http://www.nprgeeks.net THAT is a personal plant:)
The facilities they have are REALLY nice. I've talked to a student that was in the gd&d course and he said it is really demanding.
Here in florida we have a college, Full Sail, it specializez in entertainment industry stuff. Such as: game design and devolpment.
It's good to know we have a place that specializes in making the people that are required if world of gaming is to be continued.
Actuly, you couldnt be more wrong, or pay less attention to details
There has been a rumor floating around the internet that using Arctic Silver on an AMD processor voids the warranty on that chip. Well, one of our writers, DCFlux, set out to find out if that was, in fact, the truth. To do this, he went straight to the source and asked AMD.
AMD has directly confirmed that your warranty is void if you use any type of thermal grease other than Shin Estu G 749. AMD also provides their reasoning for this rule.
first paragraph =) You ARE right about one thing, they didnt mention warrantee, but they did mention warranty =)
What a lot of people seem to be forgetting is the user base. A lot of people don't know what compile even means, let alone a compiler is. Sure, even if the source is released (assuming the publishers choose o-step) what percent of the user base of a given game will know how to compile it. Or let alone, have the bandwith to download the sources.
If you really do like a game that just went gold, why bother waiting for the source anyway? Purchase it, that way the community can get to the source sooner and we can hack it away. Or, if you are a poor/cheap ass, go and P2P it, but remember -- that'd be wrong =)
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Actully, I grew up in Troy, NY. There is a ton of stuff to do! Like. uh... hmm.. Well I remember doing things! Oh yeah! Snowboarding at frear park in winter! Annnnnnnnnd... yeah. You're right, I did spend a lot of time on the internet while I was there. Whoops!
Incase you missed it (people reading this) This Slashback was posted three times and they just deleted the other two clones.
blah I can't stand FPSs on a console. A mouse is so much better I think for aiming than using a little stick. UT, Quake, awwwwww hell yeah BFG baby w00t
...we'll just go through the star gate....
This actully makes a lot of sence. A friend of mine worked at AOL a while back and you wern't allowed to bring any electrical equip in with you becauase of the sensitive information you had access to.
Now of course, this wouldn't stop everyone just think, our very own Think Geek has usb WATCHES, not something you'd look for. So, having this sort of feature is not really a bad idea after all. It'll probably be selective too so you could decide what sort of devices to all, some people use external Hard drives all the time for extra storage.
I find a small "pen-drive" is like the floppy of the future. Back when I worked with the tech admin in high school that little 128mg pen drive he had came in REALLY handy.
Sounds like blogging is legal to me.
*closes command prompt*
I'll go jack some car stereos, just because it'll show my interest in car's.
I don't have a mobile myself so, concider me un-educated. But shouldn't there be some 'turn off SMS' option? That would make the most sence to me.
Right, posting about your mail bombing exploits to innocent AOL customers is the perfect way to get respct and karma around here. Let alone you did it in VB.
I think it is saying that was their punishment.
I almost forgot for a sec that this is slashdot and that no one reads the articles.
If you are going to say something, at least tell us why. It's one thing to get on your soap box, it's another to defend yourself and explain on your soap box.
Now that I could understand. Perhaps a monthly recap or something. That makes more sence them just 'delaying them.' Which is what he seemed to be getting at.
I don't see how this really changes anything. Either way, once the patch is released from what this guy is saying is that an exploit will come out in not much time. He's basically just saying to release the patch at a later date, I don't see any real reason however to justify his reasoning. How do you expect to get the problem patched at all if you just don't release the patch? To me to seems like with this reasoning the man is using we could just forever delay all patches.
Nope, no blocking. They make other programs for that purpose.
If you must stick with windows, make them a normal user account for them to use regularly.Then make yourself an administrator account (as if you hadn't already). Then, turn on remote desktop and install programs via teh innerweb for them.
If that fails, or you don't feel like doing it that way, get 'em an iLamp. I worked in a school that was all OS 10 and each day I'd see more and more teachers getting these babies. If you don't trust your parents with the gooey LCD of none-touchy-ness get them an eMac. It's like a 17" microwave with an OS. (Ever heard an eMac?) A 3 peice machine with "Rock hard unix."
And this just turned into a porn commercial. I'm leaving!
Actully, It's not a PR plant, I'm still 17 and in high school. I'm looking to go there myself. Personal site here: http://www.nprgeeks.net THAT is a personal plant :)
The facilities they have are REALLY nice. I've talked to a student that was in the gd&d course and he said it is really demanding.
Here in florida we have a college, Full Sail, it specializez in entertainment industry stuff. Such as: game design and devolpment. It's good to know we have a place that specializes in making the people that are required if world of gaming is to be continued.
Maybe there should be a disclaimer posted on the submission page: "WARNING: If asking /. for medical advice, do not take replies seriously."
My school district is running entirely on an AS/400 machine. Payroll, student database, scheduling, everything. Punch card access and all.
Read through the change logs. I did, and I saw no word on ataraid.
first paragraph =) You ARE right about one thing, they didnt mention warrantee, but they did mention warranty =)
What a lot of people seem to be forgetting is the user base. A lot of people don't know what compile even means, let alone a compiler is. Sure, even if the source is released (assuming the publishers choose o-step) what percent of the user base of a given game will know how to compile it. Or let alone, have the bandwith to download the sources.
If you really do like a game that just went gold, why bother waiting for the source anyway? Purchase it, that way the community can get to the source sooner and we can hack it away. Or, if you are a poor/cheap ass, go and P2P it, but remember -- that'd be wrong =)