Spend an extra thousand, buy a Mac, get a better mouse included with it, and have a real computer for the first time in your life since the vax you played with back in school.
I hope this gets millions of kiddies to join the Army. I think everyone on Slashdot should sign up, too. Good luck!
*slaps you on ass as you board bus to training camp*
With a fully staffed Army, I can sit here and be a fat, happy American and watch you all fight wars on my Tee Vee, and not worry about a Draft. Have fun!
I am afraid they are smarter than that. The legal team part of the RIAA, anyway. Attorneys have a slang phrase they call "Bloodwork". Getting the blookwork on your own client, or someone you are hired to sue, means using all of your connections to get all the info you can on that person, and put it all in one folder. Credit Report, Life History, Goodgle Results, the Private Investigators/Cops/Government Officials who are "friends" of the Law Firm and do behind the scenes checks... all this is part of Bloodwork than any top 100 firm in this country does on EVERY CLIENT and EVERY PERSON THEY ARE UP AGAINST. I would bet my iPod that the RIAA have come accross many people who where sharing songs who were Attorney's, Heart Surgeons, Feds, very wealthy, etc, and skipped right over them.
Your mod points shock me. If a user asks "how many x were sold world wide" and the database searches a billion records, the search is the bottleneck. The processor and most likely, the hard drive(s) feeding the SQL engine doing the search.
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As Confucious Say:
If you pay for month of AOL, you give yourself net access for month.
If you buy neighbor cheap wireless linksys router and offer free setup, putting your MAC on it and retaining usr/pwd, you give yourself net access for life.
Gaim is only in version 0.81. Wait till it hits 1.0 before telling people to use it.
Here, I would think that the usual case, where an active open source program at 0.x is better than a commercial product at 6.x, holds true. Gaim v0.81 has over 250+ bug fixes, a few big, many small, and that product is VERY stable and logs into everything. I know 20+ people all on various ports of Gaim and no complaints. Prior to 0.6, it's been a bit hellish, but 0.7+ has been simply sweet. Remember you can install new versions of Gaim on top of old ones, and you won't loose your settings. Also, Gaim can run along the "real" IM programs, so if you don't like Gaim it's a 30 second uninstall. THe benefits are worth the "risk" of trying it out.
Teacher: Boys and girls, sharing music is wrong. Don't use P2P software like Kazaa, because downloading thousands of free songs is wrong.
Students: We can get free music? No shit! *scrible* *scratchity scratch* (students write down "Kazaa" in notebooks , will google this new found wonder as soon as they get home)
Can someone please explain how FreeBSD goodies like updated 5.3 code would make it's way into Mac OS X? How long might it take, what bits, etc, have moved in past releases?
Can never be disappointed by Morgon Freeman, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson, or Gary Oldman.
Of course not. Those are awesome actors. The only thing that could mess that up would be to put them all together in another fucking Bat... oh... wait a sec...
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And on a more serious note... uh... see above. Tiger has all of this. It works. TODAY. Will be ready for the world next year, not in 200x.
I love it. The NEW standard to measure bandwith.
Spend an extra thousand, buy a Mac, get a better mouse included with it, and have a real computer for the first time in your life since the vax you played with back in school.
That would mean like 3, maybe 4 write-ups a year.
Funniest post all year. THANK YOU. I'm crying from laughing so hard. :)
I hope this gets millions of kiddies to join the Army. I think everyone on Slashdot should sign up, too. Good luck!
*slaps you on ass as you board bus to training camp*
With a fully staffed Army, I can sit here and be a fat, happy American and watch you all fight wars on my Tee Vee, and not worry about a Draft. Have fun!
I am afraid they are smarter than that. The legal team part of the RIAA, anyway. Attorneys have a slang phrase they call "Bloodwork". Getting the blookwork on your own client, or someone you are hired to sue, means using all of your connections to get all the info you can on that person, and put it all in one folder. Credit Report, Life History, Goodgle Results, the Private Investigators/Cops/Government Officials who are "friends" of the Law Firm and do behind the scenes checks... all this is part of Bloodwork than any top 100 firm in this country does on EVERY CLIENT and EVERY PERSON THEY ARE UP AGAINST. I would bet my iPod that the RIAA have come accross many people who where sharing songs who were Attorney's, Heart Surgeons, Feds, very wealthy, etc, and skipped right over them.
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Apple has one. It's called "OS X".
But I have a desktop, you INSENTITIVE CLOD!
I use Lynx, you INSENSITIVE CLOD!
Your mod points shock me. If a user asks "how many x were sold world wide" and the database searches a billion records, the search is the bottleneck. The processor and most likely, the hard drive(s) feeding the SQL engine doing the search.
You are an idiot.
In between reposts of The Register stories.
As Confucious Say:
If you pay for month of AOL, you give yourself net access for month.
If you buy neighbor cheap wireless linksys router and offer free setup, putting your MAC on it and retaining usr/pwd, you give yourself net access for life.
Here, I would think that the usual case, where an active open source program at 0.x is better than a commercial product at 6.x, holds true. Gaim v0.81 has over 250+ bug fixes, a few big, many small, and that product is VERY stable and logs into everything. I know 20+ people all on various ports of Gaim and no complaints. Prior to 0.6, it's been a bit hellish, but 0.7+ has been simply sweet. Remember you can install new versions of Gaim on top of old ones, and you won't loose your settings. Also, Gaim can run along the "real" IM programs, so if you don't like Gaim it's a 30 second uninstall. THe benefits are worth the "risk" of trying it out.
http://gaim.sourceforge.net/
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Teacher: Boys and girls, sharing music is wrong. Don't use P2P software like Kazaa, because downloading thousands of free songs is wrong.
Students: We can get free music? No shit! *scrible* *scratchity scratch* (students write down "Kazaa" in notebooks , will google this new found wonder as soon as they get home)
Teacher: uh... ohh... oh Shit.
I would rather wait for Duke Nukem Forever OS... Version 2... SP1... a...
iTunes. 100,000,000 songs sold in ~1 year. 'nuff said. Fuck you RIAA.
Can someone please explain how FreeBSD goodies like updated 5.3 code would make it's way into Mac OS X? How long might it take, what bits, etc, have moved in past releases?
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Of course not. Those are awesome actors. The only thing that could mess that up would be to put them all together in another fucking Bat... oh... wait a sec...