Seagate should just slowly introduce this. I mean if they jump to the threshold over night then what? Hard drives will be at the finite limit forever? That's not how you milk every penny out of someone. What if intel tomorow released a 1THz cpu? Sure it would put amd out of business but that is not how intel works. They increment as much as possible to hit every possible price-point for every possible human.
Still... Good job Seagate! I was getting worried now that IBM is getting out of the HD biz. Good to see that someone else can do some research.
Nothing illegal about this or wardriving. However, if you take it to step 2, which is wep cracking or attempting to join the network, then you are in the same boat as walking into an office and plugging in and nosing around.
Netstumbler Forums has more info on this, but as you will read most of the people there do this strictly for the fun of it and do not promote accessing other people's networks.
I just had my meter box replaced yesterday due to a short on the un-breakered side. So I got to watch the electric company work with the transformer. In my neighborhood there is a 4' by 4' box in every other back yard. 14.4K Volts comes into the transformer from the pole and goes out on the to multiple houses. So for one, you'd need pppoe + encryption otherwise everyone in the neighborhood would be able to sniff your traffic. Plus sending signals backwards through a large step down transformer doesn't sound easy to me.
Diet Cherry Coke 2 12packs for $5 near my house. Not bad. Considering they want $5 for an 18pack. Tonight was my first try of Diet Cherry Coke. Pretty decent. I've found many overly sweet drinks make a decent sugarless transition. I.E. DP, MD, etc. Though this weekend I got to try some Imperial Sugar Dr. Pepper. Ahh the smoothness was quite good. A little less bite than corn syrup Dr. Pepper but the clean smoothness was refreshing.
I don't know about you but my CDs have it pretty rough. Getting the hell scratched out of them putting them in different people's computers etc... DVD-RAM would be perfect for me! There's no way to scratch it. For God sakes why won't someone make a mainstream optical media in a plastic case?!?!?!
Tapes went from reels to cassettes. Why can't optical media?
Again... I hate Zip, Jaz etc because they can come in contact with the head and get damaged. DVD-RAM is the ultimate storage IMHO.
If you click the link, the site says License "GPL"
How can a "BSD" be GPL?
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Must have gotten it mixed up with someone else I just rechecked his site and he uses a button that he clicks through words on a list. But I do remember seeing something on TLC or Discovery about eye controlled typing.
Steven Hawking *does* use something like this
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I don't have the exact link, but if you read his website it says that he inputs text with his eyes. It is not as fast as typing with fingers so if he has a speech to make, he queues it up and sends it when he is ready. Then (I assume) he controls the pace of it using the software to stop and start as a real professor would do during a lecture.
I was asked a nearly impossible question yet I knew the answer immediately. One guy thought I had talked to the other cantidate before but I didn't. (I was interviewed by a group of people sitting at a table) Anyway, turned out I was perfect for the job. I didn't know everything they needed but I knew how to solve complex problems and that was more important to them than to have it all stored in my head. Later on, they were hiring another person there. He had his MCSE and on his resume it said "I know everything about computers." He had 2 strikes already. 1. MCSE and 2. "I know it all" So the interviewer asked him the pinout of an ATX power supply. He had a blank stare for a few moments and then stood up and said "I don't think that this position is for me." And left.
Something like this. To ensure that the mail is from the originating domain how about something like this. Take the message and get the MD5 sum. Then try something like a reverse encryption. Where the encrypting key is private but the decrypting key is public. (Is this possible?)then decode it, match the MD5 sum and you can be sure that the mail itself is genuine. You could include this information in the header, therefore mail clients that do not support it would simply allow it. And those that did could take the public decrypt key from the header and the encrypted md5sum and validate the message contents.
Another idea would be how about just having the mail server itself digitally sign the messages as they are outgoing. The message could be signed using Thawte or Verisign etc. as a Genuine yourisp.com message. At least have msn, hotmail, and yahoo do this. That would get rid of a ton of spam! What gets me is why do I get so much hotmail spam with forged headers to my hotmail account. Isn't it obvious to the hotmail server that other domains can't send hotmail.com mail?
Well my point was being they were trying to low ball the competition and it was beginning to hurt them pretty bad. And as for the individuals cited in my previous post. Just read the Dell computer forum and you will meet many of them on a daily basis.
The water tank is too small. Whats that like? A cup of water? No wonder it cooled to inefficiently. Also mounting the radiator in the case certainly wouldn't be as good as mounting it outside the case. Think about it.. There is still a lot of heat from all the other stuff in the case. Hard drives, video card, PSU... so really you are absorbing a lot of that heat back into the radiator. If you blow air in, you raise the overall internal temp but cool the radiator. If you blow air out, you don't cool the radiator as well.
I think someone needs to come up with something like a small air conditioner that can mount to the radiator or something to keep it cool. Even an air dehumidifier could fit the bill because it basically is a small AC unit anyway.
That was the old STB plant. All STB's products were made there. Even the pc boards on the newer voodoo cards had the same tell tale markings of the STB cards. (Little alignment dots in certain places and the Made in Mexico sticker was the dead giveaway)
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VisionTek had a Walmart exclusive card, a GF2MX 32MB pci card that sold for $50. Sure PCI isn't much to look at, but consider... What do all of the sterile minded individuals that bought the el-cheapo computers with I810 or SIS chipsets need to play Deer Hunter XXIV (or whatever..) a decent pci video card (cuz they ain't gots no "Hey Gee Pee" slots duh!) And at $50 that VisionTek card fits the bill perfectly and it was at their favorite store too! Where else can you pick up a shotgun, Geforce card, and a little 'sumtin sexy for the Misses?
if people would STFU in general when in any theater. Be it movie or stage. I also can't stand the people that stink up my air with their gigantic pickle. And the slurping noises they make constantly on that pickle, and their kid kicking the hell out of my chair whenever a not-for-kiddies scene appears on the screen (which they should probably not have taken their kids to see ANYWAY!)I could go on.. The only voices I should hear in a theater.... Are the ones in my own head;)
In a very basic sense, yes the N64 is a ~100Mhz R4400 Indy with Reality Engine graphics. But tuned up a bit with higher speed IO. (The Indy used regular Fast Page DRAM and the N64 uses Rambus IIRC)
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Knoppix sounds like an excellent cantidate. It runs entirely from CD, can mount anything remotely, and play DivX content from another system. Therefore you don't have to damage the contents of your HD.
Time Warner isn't listed... Oh that's right they're an RIAA member.. Hmmm. Sue thy compeditor?
Personally I believe that it is not the ISPs job to filter content. As soon as a judgement is won against them, then let the floodgates open! Because then they are liable for everything from then on. It is not the job of the ISP to hunt down, block and filter everything. The only thing it means is Higher Rates and Lower customer satisfaction. (Higher rates because of the extra employees that they will need to do the content filtering)
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Seagate should just slowly introduce this. I mean if they jump to the threshold over night then what? Hard drives will be at the finite limit forever? That's not how you milk every penny out of someone. What if intel tomorow released a 1THz cpu? Sure it would put amd out of business but that is not how intel works. They increment as much as possible to hit every possible price-point for every possible human.
Still... Good job Seagate! I was getting worried now that IBM is getting out of the HD biz. Good to see that someone else can do some research.
Nothing illegal about this or wardriving. However, if you take it to step 2, which is wep cracking or attempting to join the network, then you are in the same boat as walking into an office and plugging in and nosing around. Netstumbler Forums has more info on this, but as you will read most of the people there do this strictly for the fun of it and do not promote accessing other people's networks.
I just had my meter box replaced yesterday due to a short on the un-breakered side. So I got to watch the electric company work with the transformer. In my neighborhood there is a 4' by 4' box in every other back yard. 14.4K Volts comes into the transformer from the pole and goes out on the to multiple houses. So for one, you'd need pppoe + encryption otherwise everyone in the neighborhood would be able to sniff your traffic. Plus sending signals backwards through a large step down transformer doesn't sound easy to me.
Do you mean Diet Furniture Polish?
Diet Cherry Coke 2 12packs for $5 near my house. Not bad. Considering they want $5 for an 18pack. Tonight was my first try of Diet Cherry Coke. Pretty decent. I've found many overly sweet drinks make a decent sugarless transition. I.E. DP, MD, etc. Though this weekend I got to try some Imperial Sugar Dr. Pepper. Ahh the smoothness was quite good. A little less bite than corn syrup Dr. Pepper but the clean smoothness was refreshing.
Guinness = Stout Bass = Ale Harp = Lager Natural Light = Roach piss Any questions?
SCOwhat? Squat? LOL!
I don't know about you but my CDs have it pretty rough. Getting the hell scratched out of them putting them in different people's computers etc... DVD-RAM would be perfect for me! There's no way to scratch it. For God sakes why won't someone make a mainstream optical media in a plastic case?!?!?! Tapes went from reels to cassettes. Why can't optical media? Again... I hate Zip, Jaz etc because they can come in contact with the head and get damaged. DVD-RAM is the ultimate storage IMHO.
Yeah I have since downloaded it and see that it is some .py files that copy files and stuff to make it smaller.
Anything is possible. I mean MAME has been ported to digital cameras already. Digita Mame
If you click the link, the site says License "GPL" How can a "BSD" be GPL?
Must have gotten it mixed up with someone else I just rechecked his site and he uses a button that he clicks through words on a list. But I do remember seeing something on TLC or Discovery about eye controlled typing.
I don't have the exact link, but if you read his website it says that he inputs text with his eyes. It is not as fast as typing with fingers so if he has a speech to make, he queues it up and sends it when he is ready. Then (I assume) he controls the pace of it using the software to stop and start as a real professor would do during a lecture.
I was asked a nearly impossible question yet I knew the answer immediately. One guy thought I had talked to the other cantidate before but I didn't. (I was interviewed by a group of people sitting at a table) Anyway, turned out I was perfect for the job. I didn't know everything they needed but I knew how to solve complex problems and that was more important to them than to have it all stored in my head. Later on, they were hiring another person there. He had his MCSE and on his resume it said "I know everything about computers." He had 2 strikes already. 1. MCSE and 2. "I know it all" So the interviewer asked him the pinout of an ATX power supply. He had a blank stare for a few moments and then stood up and said "I don't think that this position is for me." And left.
Has anyone priced Caskets recently or average funeral prices? This is a decent alternative price-wise.
Something like this. To ensure that the mail is from the originating domain how about something like this. Take the message and get the MD5 sum. Then try something like a reverse encryption. Where the encrypting key is private but the decrypting key is public. (Is this possible?)then decode it, match the MD5 sum and you can be sure that the mail itself is genuine. You could include this information in the header, therefore mail clients that do not support it would simply allow it. And those that did could take the public decrypt key from the header and the encrypted md5sum and validate the message contents.
Another idea would be how about just having the mail server itself digitally sign the messages as they are outgoing. The message could be signed using Thawte or Verisign etc. as a Genuine yourisp.com message. At least have msn, hotmail, and yahoo do this. That would get rid of a ton of spam! What gets me is why do I get so much hotmail spam with forged headers to my hotmail account. Isn't it obvious to the hotmail server that other domains can't send hotmail.com mail?
Well my point was being they were trying to low ball the competition and it was beginning to hurt them pretty bad. And as for the individuals cited in my previous post. Just read the Dell computer forum and you will meet many of them on a daily basis.
The water tank is too small. Whats that like? A cup of water? No wonder it cooled to inefficiently. Also mounting the radiator in the case certainly wouldn't be as good as mounting it outside the case. Think about it.. There is still a lot of heat from all the other stuff in the case. Hard drives, video card, PSU... so really you are absorbing a lot of that heat back into the radiator. If you blow air in, you raise the overall internal temp but cool the radiator. If you blow air out, you don't cool the radiator as well.
I think someone needs to come up with something like a small air conditioner that can mount to the radiator or something to keep it cool. Even an air dehumidifier could fit the bill because it basically is a small AC unit anyway.
...the most the rest of us get is "Mind that Bus! What bus? SPLAT"
Ahh the genius of Red Dwarf...
That was the old STB plant. All STB's products were made there. Even the pc boards on the newer voodoo cards had the same tell tale markings of the STB cards. (Little alignment dots in certain places and the Made in Mexico sticker was the dead giveaway)
VisionTek had a Walmart exclusive card, a GF2MX 32MB pci card that sold for $50. Sure PCI isn't much to look at, but consider... What do all of the sterile minded individuals that bought the el-cheapo computers with I810 or SIS chipsets need to play Deer Hunter XXIV (or whatever..) a decent pci video card (cuz they ain't gots no "Hey Gee Pee" slots duh!) And at $50 that VisionTek card fits the bill perfectly and it was at their favorite store too! Where else can you pick up a shotgun, Geforce card, and a little 'sumtin sexy for the Misses?
if people would STFU in general when in any theater. Be it movie or stage. I also can't stand the people that stink up my air with their gigantic pickle. And the slurping noises they make constantly on that pickle, and their kid kicking the hell out of my chair whenever a not-for-kiddies scene appears on the screen (which they should probably not have taken their kids to see ANYWAY!)I could go on.. ;)
The only voices I should hear in a theater.... Are the ones in my own head
In a very basic sense, yes the N64 is a ~100Mhz R4400 Indy with Reality Engine graphics. But tuned up a bit with higher speed IO. (The Indy used regular Fast Page DRAM and the N64 uses Rambus IIRC)
Knoppix sounds like an excellent cantidate. It runs entirely from CD, can mount anything remotely, and play DivX content from another system. Therefore you don't have to damage the contents of your HD.
Time Warner isn't listed... Oh that's right they're an RIAA member.. Hmmm. Sue thy compeditor?
Personally I believe that it is not the ISPs job to filter content. As soon as a judgement is won against them, then let the floodgates open! Because then they are liable for everything from then on. It is not the job of the ISP to hunt down, block and filter everything. The only thing it means is Higher Rates and Lower customer satisfaction. (Higher rates because of the extra employees that they will need to do the content filtering)