You seem to have forgotten that if you go after a company, you'll probably lose, and you'll have to pay a lot of money in legal fees to fight them, which they can afford easily compared to you.
This is exactly why the RIAA (who has lots of money) can go after students (who have to settle because they can't pay to fight it)
if it crashed once every 20 days, wouldn't it take a while to learn it takes a long time? and wouldn't it not seem like a big deal to report it if it only happened every 20 days?
"Only slightly more than half correctly identified the definition of megahertz - a measurement of how many times a part of the processor, called the clock, ticks every millionth of a second."
Megahertz doesn't only apply to microprocessor control clocks, it merely means 1 million cycles per second. This could be used to describe atoms, radio, or anything else that cycles really quickly.
You're safer with BitTorrent than KaZaa (for example)because with Kazaa, they know everything you've downloaded if it's still in your shared folder. With BitTorrent, they can't tell a one time downloader from someone who has downloaded thousands of files.
Maybe if the drivers were better, more games would be released on Linux.
More people might play games on Linux if the performance was higher, which leads to developers seeing an interest in Linux ports or more money going to WineX.
"OTOH a mobo supporting even 4GB of RAM could cost over $2000, and it's likely a proprietary design."
My $200 MSI K7D Master L supports 4 Gigabytes of RAM
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because after spending a whole day telling people to reboot their router, they know exactly how long it takes
Rambus isn't made for low latency, it's meant to be high bandwidth, maybe you'd be better off with some low latency DDR?
Sealand has no copyright laws
You seem to have forgotten that if you go after a company, you'll probably lose, and you'll have to pay a lot of money in legal fees to fight them, which they can afford easily compared to you. This is exactly why the RIAA (who has lots of money) can go after students (who have to settle because they can't pay to fight it)
He's talking about how much "we" love to download copies of movies/songs.
if it crashed once every 20 days, wouldn't it take a while to learn it takes a long time? and wouldn't it not seem like a big deal to report it if it only happened every 20 days?
what about Kevin Mitnick?
It takes some time to build up information on how to get around. It gets faster, be patient
"Only slightly more than half correctly identified the definition of megahertz - a measurement of how many times a part of the processor, called the clock, ticks every millionth of a second." Megahertz doesn't only apply to microprocessor control clocks, it merely means 1 million cycles per second. This could be used to describe atoms, radio, or anything else that cycles really quickly.
comparison table the Athlon XP has 3 full FPUs, the P4 has a full and a partial (I believe it only can do memory operations, not arithmatic).
You're safer with BitTorrent than KaZaa (for example)because with Kazaa, they know everything you've downloaded if it's still in your shared folder. With BitTorrent, they can't tell a one time downloader from someone who has downloaded thousands of files.
Maybe if the drivers were better, more games would be released on Linux. More people might play games on Linux if the performance was higher, which leads to developers seeing an interest in Linux ports or more money going to WineX.
sounds like the setup for Geek Love. A circus family that intentionally tried to produce freaks for their show. It was an excellent book.
Metallica covered it, it was origionally performed by the Anti-Nowhere League.
I think that was his point. It's not stealing, it's the unauthorized breaking of encryption (or circumvention of protection mechanisms) IANAL
I think the TouchStream ST is also my favorite of the roundup. $300 is a lot of money for a keyboard though.
a good roundup of fancy keyboards here
Your handle is especially appropriate here
Who modded this interesting? It was funny!
"OTOH a mobo supporting even 4GB of RAM could cost over $2000, and it's likely a proprietary design." My $200 MSI K7D Master L supports 4 Gigabytes of RAM link
like this?
really?
just like the Soviet Russia jokes and the ??? profit jokes?
I hope you pay with cash
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