In that same token what about Grandma and Grandpa Internet, that doesn't download any music at all. Under the blanket of an ISP imposed fee, would they not be paying for something that they don't want, need, or use.
in seeing this come to the inevitable Open Source Server code from Linden. Though I mentioned "inevitable", it was hoped this would happen when they released the viewer source.
My opinion is Open Source and complete interoperability between the SL Grid and OpenSim Grids will never happen. Just look at the number of viewers that were coded to grab peoples credentials, then multiply that by a malicious server admin.
Taking into account the amount of real world revenue the game generates, I don't foresee this ever happening.
I do however see the opportunity, depending on the build UI and capabilities of OpenSim, the possiblity of "Pay-per-play" grids for SL Builders. An environment where they could test their scripts, and builds alone from griefers or the worries of crashing their sim.
Brilliant now that 1 time I tossed a frag grenade into my teams bunker to kill an enemy, but ended up fragging 7 of my teammates will haunt me till the day I die.
This will have an effect on all other local cable co's. It doesn't make sense about set top boxes. You can buy one, but they are not fully legal, because it may be a hot box. Yet they offer you the option to purchase your cable modem from them.
Quick someone get a patent on a technology whereby an official campaigning for election creates an electronic advertisement for posting on the internet to promote them in an upcoming election.
fixed my internet. I hope you know I called Google and told them to remove you from the search list for "fixing the internet" I swear you guys are like the Maytag Repair man of the internet.
I've conned many a friend and family member into thinking I had Jedi powers, back when Hotmail used to ask "What is your zipcode?" as an option to allow access to an account in the event of a lost pass.
True, but I think once I got into Linux and got past the OMFG this is too much. I came to realize that it wasn't too difficult to actually read a README, or an INSTALL doc, and there are tons of places to find actual help from people that don't give you the whole "I'm more 1337 than you". Plenty of times I've needed help to figure out why something was broken, and every time someone in the Linux community rose to the task and rendered assistance. The best thing I have come away with using Linux is a better understanding of how programs I run interdepend on each other, like you stated about PHP and Apache before MySQL. My fave was making my home box a game router using IPTABLES.
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... that the finders of such disk, A) have the ability to read the media. and B) are intelligent enough, IE not chucking spears, to know what it is.
At least they aren't an enabler.
I get all my shirts the old fashioned way...
Sleeping with CowboyNeal
I only mentioned them because until Postal I'd never heard of them.
Java based distro installer?
This is really why perl is shunned.
Obfuscated Perl
They have to have it explained in costs.
You have to defend why the use of the existing Perl code, is cheaper to maintain, then rewriting everything in the new language of the month.
Maybe a USB dongle is the right approach.
Pay your monthly fee to your ISP they supply you with said dongle.
Fail to pay they disable it.
In that same token what about Grandma and Grandpa Internet, that doesn't download any music at all. Under the blanket of an ISP imposed fee, would they not be paying for something that they don't want, need, or use.
Fahrvergnugen!!!
Destined for eternity to speak Webanese.
Where was Postal and Postal2?
With all the crap Java written on websites today, do you really want to set this standard loose on a project like this?
in seeing this come to the inevitable Open Source Server code from Linden. Though I mentioned "inevitable", it was hoped this would happen when they released the viewer source.
My opinion is Open Source and complete interoperability between the SL Grid and OpenSim Grids will never happen. Just look at the number of viewers that were coded to grab peoples credentials, then multiply that by a malicious server admin.
Taking into account the amount of real world revenue the game generates, I don't foresee this ever happening.
I do however see the opportunity, depending on the build UI and capabilities of OpenSim, the possiblity of "Pay-per-play" grids for SL Builders. An environment where they could test their scripts, and builds alone from griefers or the worries of crashing their sim.
Brilliant now that 1 time I tossed a frag grenade into my teams bunker to kill an enemy, but ended up fragging 7 of my teammates will haunt me till the day I die.
One a brighter note, I got the bastard!
Ah yes, so sorry. Fixed my inddardnets.
This will have an effect on all other local cable co's.
It doesn't make sense about set top boxes.
You can buy one, but they are not fully legal, because it may be a hot box.
Yet they offer you the option to purchase your cable modem from them.
Quick someone get a patent on a technology whereby an official campaigning for election creates an electronic advertisement for posting on the internet to promote them in an upcoming election.
fixed my internet.
I hope you know I called Google and told them to remove you from the search list for "fixing the internet"
I swear you guys are like the Maytag Repair man of the internet.
I've conned many a friend and family member into thinking I had Jedi powers, back when Hotmail used to ask "What is your zipcode?" as an option to allow access to an account in the event of a lost pass.
But by all means let them fly down a hill at more than 50 mph with only lycra and 2 inches of clearance between them and pavement.
I can see your point.
I guess we should all be thankful the *AA lawyers aren't the Legal Athletes that the Olympics have.
Not just that, but people make it out like he is the sole coder on any of the Windows products.
True, but I think once I got into Linux and got past the OMFG this is too much. I came to realize that it wasn't too difficult to actually read a README, or an INSTALL doc, and there are tons of places to find actual help from people that don't give you the whole "I'm more 1337 than you". Plenty of times I've needed help to figure out why something was broken, and every time someone in the Linux community rose to the task and rendered assistance.
The best thing I have come away with using Linux is a better understanding of how programs I run interdepend on each other, like you stated about PHP and Apache before MySQL.
My fave was making my home box a game router using IPTABLES.
Yeah because
./configure --with-mysql=/usr/local --with-gd
make
make test
make install
Is so very tough