That's very interesting. One question: If IPv6 is really such a mess (as Mr. Bernstein says), why does nobody ever talk about it? Heck, even this comment counts 0 replies!
Is it really true that there is no clear transition plan for IPv6?
That's cool as heck! I've read this article a while back, but I didn't know that anyone can sign up. Do you have further information, like a URL or something? Thanks!
I think it's funny that one needs to install another video player considering that the videos are supposed to be.MP4 files which should just play fine with Quicktime according to the Apple PR department... especially 3G phone files... strange...:-(
I recommend everybody to install this free PDF browser plugin. Click a pdf and it's displayed in the browser window. It's faster than both Preview (10.2) and Acrobat. So fast, in fact, that I now regularly read PDFs in the browser:-)
Can somebody tell me how the source of such a jamming can be found? The satellite's receiver doesn't have a locator from which direction it is receiving something from, doesn't it? So how is it done? Thanks!
They all work the same way: They give you an US address, and everything shipped to this address is forwarded to your real address anywhere in the world.
They all work the same way: They give you an US address, and everything shipped to this address is forwarded to your real address anywhere in the world.
Can the impact speed be really that fast?
Before the piece of foam fell away from the shuttle, it was moving at the same speed. To impact at 850 km (530 miles) hour, the piece of foam would have to slow down 850 km/h during the short distance between falling off and hitting the wing... during 2 seconds or so. Are the numbers really feasible?
I didn't understood you perfectly. Is your configuration a pic from the top or from the side? If there are gaps, how deep are they? Does it work for small children, people with bare feed or women with high heels stillettos? Does this mean that the thing you are standing on changes its form or how is it done?
How are the acceleration and deceleration phases done technically? Since it's a conveyor belt, they can't just slow down the whole thing once you move towards the end (as it would slow everybody down).
I see two possibilities: 1. At the end of the 9kph belt, there is a 6kph, and then a 3kph belt, and people have to jump from belt to belt 2. The platforms that everybody stands on are collapsible: To speed up, they grow longer, and to speed down, the become shorter again.
What kind of satellite or spaceship do you want to launch off mars? Building satellites and spaceships is difficult, you don't want to build all these facilities on the mars, too, don't you?
OK, so then the real question is: how do you get the satellites and spaceships off the earth?
I think your idea is interesting, but unless you move all construction facilities, the sub-contractors, the mining for raw materials, and the 1 Mio+ people working for them to Mars as well, you always have the problem how you bring your satellite/spaceship to the mars in the first place.
Heise did a public test about them one years ago
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While Apple crawls back, the M$ product named "Six Degrees" allows the same thing (sharing your MP3 with your friends, even outside your subnet) AND they did not issue a fix.
Even worse than haveing something taken away from you is if you see the big bully beside you (the one that always laughed at you) still keeping his cool stuff:-(
I think the biggest problem with URU is that they gave up the first-person-perspective and went with a 3th person perspective. FPP was what made people feel like they are actually at another place. I'd be happy to explore hundreds of "ages" (levels) with a first person perspective - but with a 3PP, the game instantly feels like another episode of Leisure Suit Larry.
On the other hand, it's pretty difficult to create a multi-user-environment with FPP, because people don't always see each other. But Quake team matches have shown us that even with a FPP, people can develop a small relationship with each other.
Well if the creator of Fizzer would have spent money with a credit card (and as far as I know, this is the only way to buy webspace at geocities), he would be easy to track down.
So I think that he either managed to circumvent the geocities quota system without paying, or he used a stolen credit card...
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That's very interesting. One question: If IPv6 is really such a mess (as Mr. Bernstein says), why does nobody ever talk about it? Heck, even this comment counts 0 replies!
Is it really true that there is no clear transition plan for IPv6?
That's cool as heck! I've read this article a while back, but I didn't know that anyone can sign up. Do you have further information, like a URL or something? Thanks!
Cheers!
However, audio is still missing: Quicktime Player tells me it doesn't know the audio codec... still strange...
I think it's funny that one needs to install another video player considering that the videos are supposed to be .MP4 files which should just play fine with Quicktime according to the Apple PR department... especially 3G phone files... strange... :-(
Shouldn't new standards be introduced using RFCs? I'm not sure if it's a good trend when they are presented first on Slashdot...
I recommend everybody to install this free PDF browser plugin. Click a pdf and it's displayed in the browser window. It's faster than both Preview (10.2) and Acrobat. So fast, in fact, that I now regularly read PDFs in the browser :-)
Woohooo! That's incredible! The harddisk must have been the bottleneck! :-)
Imagine, instead of harddisk we all just use fat internet pipes because it is faster! :-)
Can somebody tell me how the source of such a jamming can be found? The satellite's receiver doesn't have a locator from which direction it is receiving something from, doesn't it? So how is it done? Thanks!
Sigh... nobody posted this, as far as I'm aware:
A comparison matrix of the 6 major Mail Forwarding Services.
They all work the same way: They give you an US address, and everything shipped to this address is forwarded to your real address anywhere in the world.
Have fun!
Sigh... nobody posted this, as far as I'm aware:
A comparison matrix of the 6 major Mail Forwarding Services.
They all work the same way: They give you an US address, and everything shipped to this address is forwarded to your real address anywhere in the world.
Have fun!
Can the impact speed be really that fast? Before the piece of foam fell away from the shuttle, it was moving at the same speed. To impact at 850 km (530 miles) hour, the piece of foam would have to slow down 850 km/h during the short distance between falling off and hitting the wing... during 2 seconds or so. Are the numbers really feasible?
I didn't understood you perfectly. Is your configuration a pic from the top or from the side? If there are gaps, how deep are they? Does it work for small children, people with bare feed or women with high heels stillettos? Does this mean that the thing you are standing on changes its form or how is it done?
Thanks!
How are the acceleration and deceleration phases done technically? Since it's a conveyor belt, they can't just slow down the whole thing once you move towards the end (as it would slow everybody down).
I see two possibilities:
1. At the end of the 9kph belt, there is a 6kph, and then a 3kph belt, and people have to jump from belt to belt
2. The platforms that everybody stands on are collapsible: To speed up, they grow longer, and to speed down, the become shorter again.
Could you enlighten us in this aspect? Thanks!
OK, so then the real question is: how do you get the satellites and spaceships off the earth?
I think your idea is interesting, but unless you move all construction facilities, the sub-contractors, the mining for raw materials, and the 1 Mio+ people working for them to Mars as well, you always have the problem how you bring your satellite/spaceship to the mars in the first place.
With 6000 participants, the double-blind public test results were:
- Ogg
- WMA
- RealAudio
- Mp3Pro
- MP3
- AAC (Sic!)
Of course, this was crazy, with AAC even behind MP3, but these really were the results...What do you mean by that? Is this site done by Steve or what? Or is it a joke? I don't understand it...
Non-exlusive means that the labals can sign up with other services as well - they are not bound to Apple's Service.
That's how I'm reading this, anyway.
Cheers!
While Apple crawls back, the M$ product named "Six Degrees" allows the same thing (sharing your MP3 with your friends, even outside your subnet) AND they did not issue a fix. Even worse than haveing something taken away from you is if you see the big bully beside you (the one that always laughed at you) still keeping his cool stuff :-(
I think the biggest problem with URU is that they gave up the first-person-perspective and went with a 3th person perspective. FPP was what made people feel like they are actually at another place. I'd be happy to explore hundreds of "ages" (levels) with a first person perspective - but with a 3PP, the game instantly feels like another episode of Leisure Suit Larry.
On the other hand, it's pretty difficult to create a multi-user-environment with FPP, because people don't always see each other. But Quake team matches have shown us that even with a FPP, people can develop a small relationship with each other.
Here's a better picture of the place.
The repulicans will like this... Another 50 million that pay taxes... Oh, "taxonomy" is something else... sorry!
The computer tells the cashier to give back 98 cents, not "6 times the coin 18, ..." etc.
So your argument is moot: The cashier does actually have to use math to give you back your change.
Well if the creator of Fizzer would have spent money with a credit card (and as far as I know, this is the only way to buy webspace at geocities), he would be easy to track down.
So I think that he either managed to circumvent the geocities quota system without paying, or he used a stolen credit card...
Any educated guesses?
with the exception of one scene in a "A Bug's Life" (which required raytracing)
I'm just wondering: Which scene is that?