I have the Brenthaven laptop backpack, and I love it. It has three compartments, one for pens/pencils/etc, one for the laptop itself, and a third for books and the like. It is fairly stylish and, being as it is a backpack, distributes the weight accross both shoulders rather than only one.
I've been using Sprint for a couple years and coverage where I am (rochester, ny), is spotty at best. I have been thinking about switching to Verizon, but I have yet to speak with anyone who has actually switched carriers. I see Radio Shack ads that say that I can simply bring in my bill and pick a carrier/phone and I'm set. Can it really be this simple? How can I do it and avoid RadioShack?
You make it sound like she wasn't doing anything wrong. If she is sharing 1100 songs that SHE DID NOT PAY FOR, then she is stealing from them. Yes, this is an unpopular view here, but I mean come on, if instead of $165M worth of copyright infringement, she had just one picture of a 15 year old boy in a sexual position, would you all defend her?
Jesus christ. She is BREAKING THE LAW. Why shouldn't she be punished?
10. Use Your Emergency AOL Disk If you find that your connection to the Internet is going to be longer than you can possibly stand, as a last resort, pull out an emergency AOL CD, the one with 910 free hours of connection to the AOL service. Take the CD in one hand...and slash it across your wrist! Suicide will probably be a better alternative than connecting to that service.
This article is satire. You must be one of the people referred to in Step 8.
Since ive installed 10.3, ive noticed my system load hovers around 2.7 and my battery life seems far reduced. In 10.2 my load was always close to 0, and my battery lasted 5 hours atleast. Now I'm lucky to get 2.5 hours.
No major changes other than the OS upgrade have been preformed.
I'd rather see vehicles that could fly back from the space station and return from earth under their own power, perhaps with a reusable fuel source like jet fuel and a scram engine. I imagine it would also need thrusters for space travel and a booster of some sort.
Of course they won't. It will be peer-to-peer just like all the other AIM "features" like file sharing and voice chat. All AIM is is a medium for these 'features'.
I'm more interested in them adding support for it into the existing network so that projects like Gaim, which IS cross platform, can clone it. Also, if it becomes compatible with iChat A/V, that'd be super.
But, if they implement it into their network, it can be cloned more or less as eaisly as the AIM service itself was cloned. Imagine, a conversation with your girlfriend's iChat A/V from your linux box with Gaim.
Of course, this will be implemented in such a way that implantinga fake RR for windowsupdate.microsoft.com into a local name serverallows Windows to download and run any file with a certian file name. This should make it far eaiser to fool Windows Update into installing Linux. This will make Linux rollouts a breeze after buying all those Dells.
Imagine the possibilities!
Then again, the Microsoft Tax is cheaper then the SCO tax.
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I have the Brenthaven laptop backpack, and I love it. It has three compartments, one for pens/pencils/etc, one for the laptop itself, and a third for books and the like. It is fairly stylish and, being as it is a backpack, distributes the weight accross both shoulders rather than only one.
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I've been using Sprint for a couple years and coverage where I am (rochester, ny), is spotty at best. I have been thinking about switching to Verizon, but I have yet to speak with anyone who has actually switched carriers. I see Radio Shack ads that say that I can simply bring in my bill and pick a carrier/phone and I'm set. Can it really be this simple? How can I do it and avoid RadioShack?
You'd think he would be more careful. Driving the wrong way up a one way street, no pants, whacking off to kiddie porn? This guy was asking for it!
though, if you read the article, you'd know that the design is exactly the same, except the old HTML 3.2 was replaced with standards-compliant CSS.
Then again, this is slashdot, and we don't read articles.
You make it sound like she wasn't doing anything wrong. If she is sharing 1100 songs that SHE DID NOT PAY FOR, then she is stealing from them. Yes, this is an unpopular view here, but I mean come on, if instead of $165M worth of copyright infringement, she had just one picture of a 15 year old boy in a sexual position, would you all defend her?
Jesus christ. She is BREAKING THE LAW. Why shouldn't she be punished?
Perhaps you should have read the article.
10. Use Your Emergency AOL Disk
If you find that your connection to the Internet is going to be longer than you can possibly stand, as a last resort, pull out an emergency AOL CD, the one with 910 free hours of connection to the AOL service. Take the CD in one hand...and slash it across your wrist! Suicide will probably be a better alternative than connecting to that service.
This article is satire. You must be one of the people referred to in Step 8.
I know i'm replying to flamebait, but still.
Bill Gates has ~50B USD, Microsoft has a market cap of about 282B USD
Since ive installed 10.3, ive noticed my system load hovers around 2.7 and my battery life seems far reduced. In 10.2 my load was always close to 0, and my battery lasted 5 hours atleast. Now I'm lucky to get 2.5 hours.
No major changes other than the OS upgrade have been preformed.
Anyone else notice their battery life drop?
Does it go into hacking the Series 2 TiVo? I'm sick of reading about all these obsolete series 1 hack methods.
I'd just like to get bash working on my Series 2 stand-alone with minimal effort.
that the world still cant spell the word 'the'
I'd rather see vehicles that could fly back from the space station and return from earth under their own power, perhaps with a reusable fuel source like jet fuel and a scram engine. I imagine it would also need thrusters for space travel and a booster of some sort.
Someone needs to invent impulse drive.
You do realize that a simple firewall completely protects you from Blaster, right?
Yea, I'd rather spend $7.5B colonizing the moon then I would on a robot.
Perhaps instead, the US government should stop cutting funds allocated to education and "liberating" oil-producing countires.
Lets worry about the robots after we figure out how to pay back our debt.
I'm envious!"
I'm a geek and it shows!
Well, I supose one could always hope for voice/video support. If enough people want it, it will eventually get implemented.
Of course they won't. It will be peer-to-peer just like all the other AIM "features" like file sharing and voice chat. All AIM is is a medium for these 'features'.
Though, it wasn't written by AOL.
I'm more interested in them adding support for it into the existing network so that projects like Gaim, which IS cross platform, can clone it. Also, if it becomes compatible with iChat A/V, that'd be super.
But, if they implement it into their network, it can be cloned more or less as eaisly as the AIM service itself was cloned. Imagine, a conversation with your girlfriend's iChat A/V from your linux box with Gaim.
Good, hopefully AOL will make a decent cross-platform video/audio instant message system.
Quick, bust out vi and change all the variable names!
You don't watch the Simpsons do you?
Of course, this will be implemented in such a way that implantinga fake RR for windowsupdate.microsoft.com into a local name serverallows Windows to download and run any file with a certian file name. This should make it far eaiser to fool Windows Update into installing Linux.
This will make Linux rollouts a breeze after buying all those Dells.
Imagine the possibilities!
Then again, the Microsoft Tax is cheaper then the SCO tax.