Peercast
I'm surprised noone has mentioned Peercast as a viable way of broadcasting music for free...I think that's one of the reasons that the peercast programmer made the program...
What I really want in storage is already covered by the CD, the floppy, and the DVD (though DVD is a little expensive). This will be smaller then a DVD, but hold the same amount. What I think it needs to take off is that stuff that the CD people built into a drive to make a RW act like a floppy.
IIRC, this is called Mt. Raineer support, and the newest CDRWs support this.
This is odd...I MADE a GUI for my little home LAN that uses netsend.
About a month ago I had to "lift" the firewall to try some odd program that needed a range of ports open...
One minute later, the "spam popup" came up. I knew exactly what this was so I proceeded to shut port 135 down.
>The company I work for used to have a Chicago address, just because nobody would believe that a large, international, reputable organization would be based in Salt Lake City
that's odd...I just am back from Utah and on my way home I saw the headquarters for Ebay in SLC!
I also saw a couple of "large international reputable organizations" which can't remember right off the bat that were in SLC...
I don't know about you, but if you are SO concerned about not being able to play your own cd's if you move computers and/or reformat, here is the solution (at least with Windows Media Player):
1) Open up media player
2) Go to the tools menu, License Management
3) Click on "Browse", choose a location then click "Backup"
4) Follow the instructions
Voila! To play your content in another computer, repeat the procedure, but instead use "restore".
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Peercast
I'm surprised noone has mentioned Peercast as a viable way of broadcasting music for free...I think that's one of the reasons that the peercast programmer made the program...
FYI when they say an area of 70gb they mean 70gigabits per square inch not bytes...
can you say, half-assed effort? :)
In the light of so many repeated stories...I was wondering, did slashdot perl programs hit a nasty bug when Daylight Savings Time hit this morning?
What I really want in storage is already covered by the CD, the floppy, and the DVD (though DVD is a little expensive). This will be smaller then a DVD, but hold the same amount. What I think it needs to take off is that stuff that the CD people built into a drive to make a RW act like a floppy.
IIRC, this is called Mt. Raineer support, and the newest CDRWs support this.
This is odd...I MADE a GUI for my little home LAN that uses netsend.
About a month ago I had to "lift" the firewall to try some odd program that needed a range of ports open...
One minute later, the "spam popup" came up. I knew exactly what this was so I proceeded to shut port 135 down.
>The company I work for used to have a Chicago address, just because nobody would believe that a large, international, reputable organization would be based in Salt Lake City that's odd...I just am back from Utah and on my way home I saw the headquarters for Ebay in SLC! I also saw a couple of "large international reputable organizations" which can't remember right off the bat that were in SLC...
I don't know about you, but if you are SO concerned about not being able to play your own cd's if you move computers and/or reformat, here is the solution (at least with Windows Media Player): 1) Open up media player 2) Go to the tools menu, License Management 3) Click on "Browse", choose a location then click "Backup" 4) Follow the instructions Voila! To play your content in another computer, repeat the procedure, but instead use "restore".
yeah, had to say it, first time I do :)
what about Spic'N Spam? ladeeelaa...waiting 20 seconds.....
And if you don't believe in God, maybe you believe Emeril was the one who created the universe with his big BAM! :)