Being able to post to/. doesn't mean anything. Posting intelligently is what counts. (I am not trying to troll, just my nit-picky side is acting up again...)
Not really, I've sat in a room completely full of C02 (you can't see the other side of the room) for >1 hour...
You wrote C02, (pronounced See-Zero-Two) designating no carbon and two oxeygen. You should have put CO2.
There are some in state laws, but that does not stop the traveling carnivals from doing whatever they want.
If you live anywhere near cedar point (near=within 4hrs drive) it is big, there is a lot to do, and they have an excellent record where saftey is concerned.
You are of course referring to the cotton-candy that got slightly wet (from the rain,) and fell onto the car? Or, at least that is what I hope you are reffering to...
You know that a document was written by a memory manufacturer when the above is said. Does anyone remember the old "more than 512mb" problem with Win98 and WiMe (pronounced why-me)?
The same problems exists with most of the dell computers that I have worked with. IANA anti-dell person, but the powersupplies in their computers are loud as hell. Especially the newer models, my parents 8100 is about 5 times as loud as their old 200mhz system.
Personally, one of my favorite games was also the easiest to put a no-cd crack onto. The original Jedi-Knight: Dark Forces II had a file on the disc (about 1 or 2k) that when copied to the folder where the game was, no cd was required. It was quite nice because at that time when I played it, I did not have a burner, but I had a 10base-T network. Install the game on the computers, copy the no-cd file, and Voila! Network game, with faster loads, less hassle, and only 1 cd for 3 computers.
Has anyone else had any similar experiences with games like Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II?
So now Australians can look forward to everyoone's "friend" goatse on X device. So what happens when mom and pop get that startling image in their e-mail?
sped? Sped? Wow, not to be a troll or anything but that spelling mistake reminds me of highschool. Something about my spanish teacher telling my friend that she was "Speding down the highway on the autobus especial."
Ok, so you beat me, but back in the day when i was forced to use AoHell, after messing with modem settings (we could never connect above 28.8k) I managed to get us a record speed. Record low, to be precise. A whopping 9600bps!
There is one of these devices near my house. Although it does not give tickets still ellicits a Pavlovian response. Going more than 5 milez per hour over the speed limit, triggers a siren noise, and a "strobe" light until you decrease speed back to the psudo-legal range (Max MPH+5).
For the first few weeks of it being there, brake lights were flashing like none other (people tend to go very fast in this area), but now about 4 months later, the speeds in the area are back to the legal (and slow) speeds.
Because as we have seen in the past, biometrics are easy (relatively, but only with proper tools) to overcome. Overcome fingerprint scan with gellatin, any retinal or facial scan with a high quality digital image. IMHO Passwords (at this point in time) are the best type of security.
Laugh! It's funny, I wrote it because it rhymed, not because I actually thought that the person was -2, overated dummy, it was quite funny (what the other guy wrote)!
They do that at my local lib. Except that it is not second hand CD's (yup, brand spanking new) and you get them for two weeks with unlimited refunds. I know a guy who went to the library, checked out the max (15 @ a time, I think) took them home, ripped them, then burned to mp3 cd. So what should they do now, sue the libraries?
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Being able to post to /. doesn't mean anything. Posting intelligently is what counts. (I am not trying to troll, just my nit-picky side is acting up again...)
Not really, I've sat in a room completely full of C02 (you can't see the other side of the room) for >1 hour...
You wrote C02, (pronounced See-Zero-Two) designating no carbon and two oxeygen. You should have put CO2.
In a word...
No!
Kinda scary when you think about it, eh?
There are some in state laws, but that does not stop the traveling carnivals from doing whatever they want.
If you live anywhere near cedar point (near=within 4hrs drive) it is big, there is a lot to do, and they have an excellent record where saftey is concerned.
You are of course referring to the cotton-candy that got slightly wet (from the rain,) and fell onto the car? Or, at least that is what I hope you are reffering to...
Arghhh, slashdotted, yet there is a Hope!
Google's Cach
"When it comes to memory, more is better"
You know that a document was written by a memory manufacturer when the above is said.
Does anyone remember the old "more than 512mb" problem with Win98 and WiMe (pronounced why-me)?
The same problems exists with most of the dell computers that I have worked with. IANA anti-dell person, but the powersupplies in their computers are loud as hell. Especially the newer models, my parents 8100 is about 5 times as loud as their old 200mhz system.
Do you have a product number? Exact name? (It would be very helpfull and much appreciated!)
Personally, one of my favorite games was also the easiest to put a no-cd crack onto. The original Jedi-Knight: Dark Forces II had a file on the disc (about 1 or 2k) that when copied to the folder where the game was, no cd was required. It was quite nice because at that time when I played it, I did not have a burner, but I had a 10base-T network. Install the game on the computers, copy the no-cd file, and Voila! Network game, with faster loads, less hassle, and only 1 cd for 3 computers.
Has anyone else had any similar experiences with games like Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II?
So raid it (1,3,5,6,10,53,0+1)
For definitions of the less raid levels(3,6,10,53)
Moutain Dew? Sheesh! Where I come from, we don't drink no sissy drinks, we drink stuff like Red Bull, and Jolt-Espresso, and Bawls.
And what do we eat? Moovitz, and any other highly sugared, caffeinated food. Mountain Dew?
That's like vodka to Russians,
Water
He played for 86 hours, as in the X-86 architecture. So what's next? The new Apple Ad?
It went like, beep beep beep, and then I died
Nooooooo! Stop spending your precious energy on drooling!
So now Australians can look forward to everyoone's "friend" goatse on X device. So what happens when mom and pop get that startling image in their e-mail?
sped? Sped? Wow, not to be a troll or anything but that spelling mistake reminds me of highschool. Something about my spanish teacher telling my friend that she was "Speding down the highway on the autobus especial."
FYI: Sped is a shortened form of "Special Ed."
Oh, for the lust of mod points. If I had them, you, sir, would get them.
Ok, so you beat me, but back in the day when i was forced to use AoHell, after messing with modem settings (we could never connect above 28.8k) I managed to get us a record speed. Record low, to be precise. A whopping 9600bps!
There is one of these devices near my house. Although it does not give tickets still ellicits a Pavlovian response. Going more than 5 milez per hour over the speed limit, triggers a siren noise, and a "strobe" light until you decrease speed back to the psudo-legal range (Max MPH+5).
For the first few weeks of it being there, brake lights were flashing like none other (people tend to go very fast in this area), but now about 4 months later, the speeds in the area are back to the legal (and slow) speeds.
Now, now, we must learn not to talk to websites. Even if they offer you candy, they might end up taking you away from your mommy and daddy.
(for those of you who have lost your memory of early childhood, this is the "no talking to strangers" talk.)
Because as we have seen in the past, biometrics are easy (relatively, but only with proper tools) to overcome. Overcome fingerprint scan with gellatin, any retinal or facial scan with a high quality digital image. IMHO Passwords (at this point in time) are the best type of security.
It is as simple as the riovolt to Iriver firmware hack. Go in, change the first line, install, and pray.
I know that I am responding to a troll, but...
Laugh! It's funny, I wrote it because it rhymed, not because I actually thought that the person was -2, overated dummy, it was quite funny (what the other guy wrote)!
Explain your logic please. How would that help the RIAA if you couldn't just take them all home, burn em, then never give a penny to them [RIAA].
-2, overrated dummy
Errr... sorry, I meant with unlimited renewals
Sorry!
*runs off, hides in corner, and hopes that all this karma whoring doesn't go to waste*
They do that at my local lib. Except that it is not second hand CD's (yup, brand spanking new) and you get them for two weeks with unlimited refunds. I know a guy who went to the library, checked out the max (15 @ a time, I think) took them home, ripped them, then burned to mp3 cd. So what should they do now, sue the libraries?