That's funny and all but i do hope the american leadership realizes in time that there are no winners in a nuclear war. All of your huge navy, army and airforce is useless against a country with a single warhead and nothing to lose. Since the invasion of Iraq was considered a good option by the current US administration, maybe the ppl will force them to change their mind when the next invasion's price is New York.
I'd say that with IPv6 you can send up your wire ANY packet you want (at least with open source OS and drivers). However, packets with source IP's that don't match the subnet will probably be dropped at the routers.
Regardless of DMCA, the story was about a software development platform, from which new products were developed. They didn't lose their keys (or break their dongle), they needed to generate new keys and couldn't. New keys, if they can't generate them themselves, means they would have to pay for them. If they keygen-erate new keys without paying and base their efforts and business model in selling products with those keygen-erated keys as base, they risk losing their house when the bankrupt company's assets are autioned off somewhere and someone who ends up owning the source code sues them. It is one thing to crack the software you legally bought, it is another thing to risk your business in illegally generated keys. If they could legally generate keys, they would have the master keygen already.
The reason they get so many crashes and bring the system down is probably because the new napster intalls crap DRM drivers that crash at random. I totally understand and agree with your post, but this new breed of DRM-crap is not the memory-protected more-or-less buggy software we usually install.
Well i have a GF4 with 2 outputs to which i have connected 2 CRT's, but when i launch Warcraft 3, it fills one monitor (normal) and the other one turns black. I can't have other apps open in the 2nd monitor. Do you know what am i doing wrong?
It's the service that picks the port, not the worm. Hence blocking by default services that have a known history of vulnerabilities (including port 80!) by default is the best. It must be widelly advertised, so as to not catch anyone by surprise, and it should be easy to be turned off at the isp's portal. If you want to run a server and you can't grasp the concept of opening a port at your isp's portal, you are also not opening it at your local firewall, i.e., you have no local firewall and you are sending me spam. Get out of the internet please.
In my university, i am in the 3rd of 5 years and i have yet to touch the win32 api. We use 90% linux. We use windows for the prolog interpreter and office. The computers are a bit slow for OpenOffice.org.
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That's funny and all but i do hope the american leadership realizes in time that there are no winners in a nuclear war. All of your huge navy, army and airforce is useless against a country with a single warhead and nothing to lose. Since the invasion of Iraq was considered a good option by the current US administration, maybe the ppl will force them to change their mind when the next invasion's price is New York.
Not for indoor use.
I can sell a worldwide 10Gbps wireless internet access with NO HARDWARE REQUIRED for 1/year to anyone interested here on slashdot.
(Same disclaimer applies to my service.)
This was modded funny why?
932 new text editors?
/me runs
I knew it wouldn't take long for someone to blame Apple's fuck up on MS.
And get modded to +3 insightful at the time of this post. Who let's these ppl out of their cage?
That should be an option during the installation of windows, so that we could unselect it.
If only they had documented the damn thing, they wouldn't have to develop it twice!
If they only posted it as an article linked on slashdot, it won't be read this time either.
Then i guess i never had a respectable ISP.
I'd say that with IPv6 you can send up your wire ANY packet you want (at least with open source OS and drivers). However, packets with source IP's that don't match the subnet will probably be dropped at the routers.
That is the funniest shit i've read in a while. The irony and the truthfulness are staggering.
No, i switched it with <I/> this instead. And then i tought, such short post, why preview?
It shouldn't take long.
In that case, you are right.
Regardless of DMCA, the story was about a software development platform, from which new products were developed. They didn't lose their keys (or break their dongle), they needed to generate new keys and couldn't. New keys, if they can't generate them themselves, means they would have to pay for them. If they keygen-erate new keys without paying and base their efforts and business model in selling products with those keygen-erated keys as base, they risk losing their house when the bankrupt company's assets are autioned off somewhere and someone who ends up owning the source code sues them. It is one thing to crack the software you legally bought, it is another thing to risk your business in illegally generated keys. If they could legally generate keys, they would have the master keygen already.
My toughts exactly. I cant believe that grandparent got modded up.
The reason they get so many crashes and bring the system down is probably because the new napster intalls crap DRM drivers that crash at random. I totally understand and agree with your post, but this new breed of DRM-crap is not the memory-protected more-or-less buggy software we usually install.
Well i have a GF4 with 2 outputs to which i have connected 2 CRT's, but when i launch Warcraft 3, it fills one monitor (normal) and the other one turns black. I can't have other apps open in the 2nd monitor. Do you know what am i doing wrong?
You want http://konspire.sourceforge.net/.
Call the judge to tell him how you feel, or just try to convince him to change his career.
If you punch the verisign ppl in the face, you can bill me.
Can you please elaborate on this point?
It's the service that picks the port, not the worm. Hence blocking by default services that have a known history of vulnerabilities (including port 80!) by default is the best. It must be widelly advertised, so as to not catch anyone by surprise, and it should be easy to be turned off at the isp's portal. If you want to run a server and you can't grasp the concept of opening a port at your isp's portal, you are also not opening it at your local firewall, i.e., you have no local firewall and you are sending me spam. Get out of the internet please.
Insightful.
In my university, i am in the 3rd of 5 years and i have yet to touch the win32 api. We use 90% linux. We use windows for the prolog interpreter and office. The computers are a bit slow for OpenOffice.org.
Actually "absorto" means you are very concentrated on something. It relates to being mentally absorbed by something that interests you.