Then get the color printed some place else. The drug store will do proper photo prints for $0.10/each. On real photo paper with real photo printing. Not some cheap inkjet smudgy mess.
No one. It makes poor quality prints and costs more than having good quality ones made. Go look what your local place that prints photos costs, it is amazingly cheap.
Because you can feel if you hit the key or if hit the right one. No need to look at what you are typing. Which is handy if you are speaking to someone at the same time, or out-typing a very slow link.
Try using a clicky keyboard and you will know why it is better. My keyboard is 21 years old, it still works. Most modern keyboards won't make it 21 months. The new dell ones that come with their Optiplex line are lucky to make it 12 months, our helpdesk folks warranty return them constantly.
They are liars. This tool just does a brute force attack against a backup of the device, then once the key is found it can be used against the actual device. If you have a simple password this might work, if not too bad for them.
The only lessons here are always use long passwords and "security" companies are often 1 shade off of scammers. Even simple phrases like "And its fleece was white as snow" makes a decent passphrase due to length, changing it to "And) its( fleece* was6 white5 as4 snow3" makes it even better and still easy to remember. Just a phrase and a pattern. Sure random is even better, but most users won't bother to even use a simple phrase.
No he will file a DMCA take down, you will have the option of going to court or objecting and letting him sue you. Either way you had better have enough cash for a lawyer. How much is your speech worth to you? It will cost thousands most likely.
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I have never posted a link to that image. unlike you Anonymous Coward. Mod me funny to avoid karma boost.
Then get the color printed some place else. The drug store will do proper photo prints for $0.10/each. On real photo paper with real photo printing. Not some cheap inkjet smudgy mess.
Perhaps you should stop taking pictures of illegal acts.
Did not look at it, but rest assured it is GOATSE.
Same link.
Can you not afford normal entertainment?
No one. It makes poor quality prints and costs more than having good quality ones made. Go look what your local place that prints photos costs, it is amazingly cheap.
At which point he will sue, he makes 6+ figures. So fine, he sues you. Now you have to pay thousands to speak about what the ER doc did to you.
That makes no sense at all.
You would be better off not having a swap partition then. Ramfs will not swap anyway, tmpfs will if it needs to.
GOATSE.
Which is not shocking anymore, kiddo. Get a new Schtick.
You! Are! Not! Captain! Kirk!
Is there no steel plate?
If it is so fragile how do you plan to protect yourself if you are in the office when the zombie apocalypse begins?
I do use ViM, constantly. I actually like that my machine is near unusable for most folks. I also have the mouse change focus and use vimperator.
The computer is here to do what I want, and I want Crtl to be where the FSM intended it to be.
ProTip: You can now use vim with google docs.
Another good reason not to use windows:)
ViM! ViM! ViM! ViM!
CM7 seems to prove it is not impossible, or even near it. Open source drivers sure would make it easier though.
Because you can feel if you hit the key or if hit the right one. No need to look at what you are typing. Which is handy if you are speaking to someone at the same time, or out-typing a very slow link.
tmpfs or ramfs, depends on if you want to swap it or not.
Either Vim or Emacs support hex editing.
This is more a list of reasons not to buy cheap crap and not to use window, rather than features we have lost.
Try using a clicky keyboard and you will know why it is better. My keyboard is 21 years old, it still works. Most modern keyboards won't make it 21 months. The new dell ones that come with their Optiplex line are lucky to make it 12 months, our helpdesk folks warranty return them constantly.
You just remap Ctrl over Capslock and be done with it. Even the Model M has Ctrl in the wrong place.
Not only are they still working fine, typing this on a Model M, but Unicomp still makes them. You can buy a brand new one if you want right now.
Indeed, to call this thing Orion is disgusting.
SpaceX will be sending up their heavy in 2014/2015. If you can get rid of the political keep the Beoing and Lockheed in pork BS prices can come down.
So you want to replace something that works with something shinier?
Apollo did it right, the space shuttle can now hopefully be forgotten. Let us all remember the people go on top of the fiery bits, not next to them.
They are liars. This tool just does a brute force attack against a backup of the device, then once the key is found it can be used against the actual device. If you have a simple password this might work, if not too bad for them.
The only lessons here are always use long passwords and "security" companies are often 1 shade off of scammers. Even simple phrases like "And its fleece was white as snow" makes a decent passphrase due to length, changing it to "And) its( fleece* was6 white5 as4 snow3" makes it even better and still easy to remember. Just a phrase and a pattern. Sure random is even better, but most users won't bother to even use a simple phrase.
No he will file a DMCA take down, you will have the option of going to court or objecting and letting him sue you. Either way you had better have enough cash for a lawyer. How much is your speech worth to you? It will cost thousands most likely.
http://www.amazon.com/Maniac-Mansion/dp/B00066X8J8
$50 no crazy adapter needed either.