I have something like that, but with key_mgmt=IEEE8021X
The hidden unencrypted GUEST network does work. But obviously I want to use the proper encrypted network.
Considering this is also the first time I use wpa_supplicant, the Android might not be the best platform to get to know how wpa_supplicant works. Also, I'm not completely sure if all the required wpa_supplicant features are actually included in Android.
Anyway, I've only been playing around with that part for an hour (and still need to update to the 1.1 release.)
With this change "free" (as in beer) applications which also set the copy-protection bit will also be excluded from the market. A bit weird, why would you prevent copying of a gratis application.
Now if I only get WLAN working on my Android. The university network uses IEEE8021X,TTLS,PAP. But wpa_supplicant keeps timing out during authentication.:(
Why is microsoft still releasing a 32bit version of thier OS. They need to get rid of that thing in favor of the future. If they really want to support ancient software that has a 16bit component they should simply run it through an emulator/virtualizer.
* Even *THE WEATHER* is copyright. Print the weather in your local paper or stick it on the website, and you'll get an earful from the Weather Bureau who insists you "purchase a product license".
Does that mean you can get a refund on the weather?
You are correct. I was actually disappointed that in Fallout 3 the game stopped after completing the main quest, but also that most side quests are closely related to the main quest. In the previous Bethesda games you could actually ignore the whole main quest and still play a round with a world where the main quest didn't bother. Ignoring the main quest in fallout 3 could lead to an instant jump in the main quest progress, which is actually very annoying.
Bethesda's Daggerfall featured a very open world. Of course the quests eventually became nothing but grind. But you could do pretty much whatever you wanted. You could go into the trading business, busing and selling houses. Or join one of the various guilds/cults.
It possible to end a story and still leave enough open for a sequel. A cliff-hanger doesn't end a story, it just stops it. And with the time it takes to create a sequel people will have forgotten about the cliff-hanger when they start the sequel.
Ok, in this case PC is MS Windows. So it doesn't run on GNU/Linux. Considering the current Macs are build using almost the same components as any other PC (the only real difference being the lack of the old BIOS) they might as well drop the useless distinction and simply refer to MS Windows.
It will either be a shit load of network communication (which will be slow). Or a lot of client side caching and processing (heavy on memory). IDEs need to be fast and responsive, a slow start is acceptable. You don't want to wait seconds for files to open, or even for code completion (and other nice gimmicks) to kick in.
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Good luck trying to beat the various forms of DRM through an emulator (without using a crack). Also DirectX is also a bitch, specially the earlier versions (4-6) have various compatibility issues.
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Real 802.11g? or Nintendo's 802.11g?
Can I have your PRNG? I'm currently using the one from XKCD, and I think its broken (it's very fast though).
Memory protection for each tab so no single tab can take down the browser.
I still don't get that selling point. I've been using Firefox from before it was 1.0, and it might have crashed on me once or twice.
Well, except that for once sales people admit that they lie to customers.
I think Robert C. Martin said it well:
The proper use of comments is to compensate for our failure to express ourself in code.
from "Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship"
mother-in-law?
I have something like that, but with key_mgmt=IEEE8021X
The hidden unencrypted GUEST network does work. But obviously I want to use the proper encrypted network.
Considering this is also the first time I use wpa_supplicant, the Android might not be the best platform to get to know how wpa_supplicant works. Also, I'm not completely sure if all the required wpa_supplicant features are actually included in Android.
Anyway, I've only been playing around with that part for an hour (and still need to update to the 1.1 release.)
I have a dev phone.
For others seeking out how to tweak their WLAN on the Android: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=1386
With this change "free" (as in beer) applications which also set the copy-protection bit will also be excluded from the market. A bit weird, why would you prevent copying of a gratis application.
Now if I only get WLAN working on my Android. The university network uses IEEE8021X,TTLS,PAP. But wpa_supplicant keeps timing out during authentication. :(
Why is microsoft still releasing a 32bit version of thier OS. They need to get rid of that thing in favor of the future.
If they really want to support ancient software that has a 16bit component they should simply run it through an emulator/virtualizer.
So, 0.5. Does that mean they're half way done?
Does that mean you can get a refund on the weather?
no it's "Horse"
I like this game
Now do a list of game sizes. It will probably go something like this (install size):
1995 20MB
1999 400MB
2004 4000MB
2008 10000MB
You are correct. I was actually disappointed that in Fallout 3 the game stopped after completing the main quest, but also that most side quests are closely related to the main quest. In the previous Bethesda games you could actually ignore the whole main quest and still play a round with a world where the main quest didn't bother. Ignoring the main quest in fallout 3 could lead to an instant jump in the main quest progress, which is actually very annoying.
Bethesda's Daggerfall featured a very open world. Of course the quests eventually became nothing but grind. But you could do pretty much whatever you wanted. You could go into the trading business, busing and selling houses. Or join one of the various guilds/cults.
It possible to end a story and still leave enough open for a sequel. A cliff-hanger doesn't end a story, it just stops it. And with the time it takes to create a sequel people will have forgotten about the cliff-hanger when they start the sequel.
A bigger share of the pie.
(with pie being money)
Ok, in this case PC is MS Windows. So it doesn't run on GNU/Linux. Considering the current Macs are build using almost the same components as any other PC (the only real difference being the lack of the old BIOS) they might as well drop the useless distinction and simply refer to MS Windows.
Screw you guy, I'm going home.
The first one is a drug deal, and the second one is two teenagers player some online computer game.
Right?
Larger targets are easier to hit. Becoming a Titan makes you stronger in attack, but weaker in defense.
It will either be a shit load of network communication (which will be slow).
Or a lot of client side caching and processing (heavy on memory).
IDEs need to be fast and responsive, a slow start is acceptable. You don't want to wait seconds for files to open, or even for code completion (and other nice gimmicks) to kick in.
COPA does not apply. From the EQ2 EULA:
Good luck trying to beat the various forms of DRM through an emulator (without using a crack).
Also DirectX is also a bitch, specially the earlier versions (4-6) have various compatibility issues.