Faulty javascript. Very, very faulty javascript.
I don't see how someone could mess up the document.lastModified object so badly. Of course, maybe it's just your browser.
I guess sending all our nuclear weapons towards this thing would be a good way to disarm countries like Russia, India, and Pakistan. After all, we do want them to reduce their supplies, don't we? I guess the government does.
How about this? Coordinated Worldwide Interplanetary Nuclear Strike Day! Circa 3 days before predicted impact.
My personal favorite is nachos. Any topping will work. There's a really good store for spicy chips, salsa, nacho cheese and chipotle bean dip. I first discovered this place in Door County, Wisconsin. Their online store is here.
If anything like this happens, it would obviously wreak havoc on the internet. We'd be forced to use clunky, bloated, Microsoft bitmaps. So, would owning your JPEGs now be akin to downloading Metallica MP3s, or cracking a program? This is worse than trying to copyright nothingness, or pop-unders, as X10 tried.
-"Hey, you guys wanna buy some JPEGs?"
--"If you get caught using that..."
-"I know, I know, I made the original myself."
I'm not really worried, mostly because of the last lines in the article, but in America, we do have stricter laws. But I've never seen anythink like this before.
I think it's great that we're seeing more and more USB 2.0 implementations. It's easier and 480Mbps is better than Ethernet by far. Though I wouldn't mind getting a gigabit ethernet card.
Running programs in a hybrid 32/16 bit environment puts a serious strain on the Windows OS: It crashes. Pure systems do not crash as often. I really wonder if the problem will be magnified in a 32/64 bit environment?
With Intel, you are basically buying a name. I've found AMD processors to be more reliable. With backwards compatibility, this will make powerful 64 bit apprications available to the general public, and the server industry will have a boom. AMD has finally surpassed Intel.
Since it really is your project, you can judge what code to put into your project. However, you did make your project open-source, and it's free for the taking. We all agree to that when we open source, and that's what makes open-source work.
This way, the drive could be perpetually monitored, kind of like the TVs in "1984" that send and receive at the same time. Having one of the heads break would render the drive inoperable in at least 1 way, like a blind person walks around. Or, if the write head is broken, a paralyzed person. I just don't think they're reliable, and that's why servers have redundant drives.
-- Move 'zig' --
Having some sort of Linux management system would defeat the purpose of open-source. Distros competing against each other will, in the end, greatly improve the product for the consumer.
And just what we'll happen when you reboot in Midair? I guess you can't run any programs. When I get in to the Air Force, I'm bringin Linux and BSD with me!
This is my first post on/. I have a 56x CD-ROM drive in my computer. That computes to an approximate value of 9.856 Mbps, and as such, 650MB would take 1 min 5 sec. IMHO, that is really not bad, although I do prefer my 10/100 Ethernet. I have noticed that it makes a loud whirring noise, and a scraping noise when it spins down. The CDs also come out VERY hot. I have never left a CD in there for long. If 52x can destroy a CD, I just hope the computer's casing can stop any fragments. I guess this puts a whole new "spin" on "fragging"!:)
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Faulty javascript. Very, very faulty javascript. I don't see how someone could mess up the document.lastModified object so badly. Of course, maybe it's just your browser.
Unfortunately, the site's been /.ed already. Even worse, there's no Googlecache. Oh well.
I guess sending all our nuclear weapons towards this thing would be a good way to disarm countries like Russia, India, and Pakistan. After all, we do want them to reduce their supplies, don't we? I guess the government does.
How about this? Coordinated Worldwide Interplanetary Nuclear Strike Day! Circa 3 days before predicted impact.
My personal favorite is nachos. Any topping will work. There's a really good store for spicy chips, salsa, nacho cheese and chipotle bean dip. I first discovered this place in Door County, Wisconsin. Their online store is here.
Next thing you know, WebTV will be dialing 1-900 numbers and Microsoft will try and pick up the profits. Just another reason to go broadband.
You're right. I completely forgot about PNGs. Sorry about that.
At least I'm not anonymous, coward!
If anything like this happens, it would obviously wreak havoc on the internet. We'd be forced to use clunky, bloated, Microsoft bitmaps. So, would owning your JPEGs now be akin to downloading Metallica MP3s, or cracking a program? This is worse than trying to copyright nothingness, or pop-unders, as X10 tried. -"Hey, you guys wanna buy some JPEGs?" --"If you get caught using that..." -"I know, I know, I made the original myself." I'm not really worried, mostly because of the last lines in the article, but in America, we do have stricter laws. But I've never seen anythink like this before.
The UI seems like a good idea, and taking advantage of FLash is a good move. Hovewer, I think HTML just interfaces better with XML.
Sorry- brain-fart.
Now that Mozilla is out of beta, its compatibility needs (if any) must now be considered alongside NS, IE, and Opera. Go Mozilla!
I think it's great that we're seeing more and more USB 2.0 implementations. It's easier and 480Mbps is better than Ethernet by far. Though I wouldn't mind getting a gigabit ethernet card.
Running programs in a hybrid 32/16 bit environment puts a serious strain on the Windows OS: It crashes. Pure systems do not crash as often. I really wonder if the problem will be magnified in a 32/64 bit environment?
With Intel, you are basically buying a name. I've found AMD processors to be more reliable. With backwards compatibility, this will make powerful 64 bit apprications available to the general public, and the server industry will have a boom. AMD has finally surpassed Intel.
Since it really is your project, you can judge what code to put into your project. However, you did make your project open-source, and it's free for the taking. We all agree to that when we open source, and that's what makes open-source work.
This is neat, I need to get a copy.
Just how protected is that internal server? Hackers will of course find a way to get into that.
This way, the drive could be perpetually monitored, kind of like the TVs in "1984" that send and receive at the same time. Having one of the heads break would render the drive inoperable in at least 1 way, like a blind person walks around. Or, if the write head is broken, a paralyzed person. I just don't think they're reliable, and that's why servers have redundant drives. -- Move 'zig' --
Having some sort of Linux management system would defeat the purpose of open-source. Distros competing against each other will, in the end, greatly improve the product for the consumer.
And just what we'll happen when you reboot in Midair? I guess you can't run any programs. When I get in to the Air Force, I'm bringin Linux and BSD with me!
This is my first post on /. I have a 56x CD-ROM drive in my computer. That computes to an approximate value of 9.856 Mbps, and as such, 650MB would take 1 min 5 sec. IMHO, that is really not bad, although I do prefer my 10/100 Ethernet. I have noticed that it makes a loud whirring noise, and a scraping noise when it spins down. The CDs also come out VERY hot. I have never left a CD in there for long. If 52x can destroy a CD, I just hope the computer's casing can stop any fragments. I guess this puts a whole new "spin" on "fragging"! :)