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Ok...I'm in a room, and OH CRAP, someone tracked the buffest mob in the entire friggen game....Gotta get that thumb moving...by the time I get to fully type recall with my thumb, the monster has proceeded to kill me, eat my corpse, and sacrifice all of the equipment on it...and I just completed getting all that L33t eq!!
For some things, there will always be your handy-dandy QWERTY keyboard.
Working as an intern for a national laboratory, I noticed how getting new equipment worked. First, you find what you really want, like a computer for instance. Next, in your proposal, you go around and find different parts for that machine, and make sure the stuff you really want is the lowest price. Send it up to the people who double check this to see if they are getting a "good" deal, and bam, you get your computer.
With this in mind, what Linux or Unix OS are they planning on using already? They must have one picked out if they are going to start making rules on the OSS situation.
Video Companies chose to ignore moral fansubbers for many reasons
One of the main reasons is because the Japanese companies can't get the people in America due to licencing laws. If its not licenced in America, its not illegal.
Now there are moral fansubbers who throw their fansubs away when said series becomes licenced, and go but a full quality DVD.
I believe I heard on Macrumors.com that Apple is changing their Superdrives with ones that burn the +/- R/RW formats, in order to be more compatible with everything out there.
And if you are going to pirate these DVD's, make sure you have a DVD decryptor program and DVD2One, so you can make full copies onto a single DVD (since most DVD movies out there are dual-sided and would take up 2 disks).
Ridiculous.....my ISP can sue yet I can't? This is good and bad. For one, it would put pressure on the ISP's to stop spam mail, but on the other hand, ISP's who aren't keeping up with the spam could lose customers.
Its my internet connection, I'm paying for its bandwidth, I should be able to sue those who decide flood me with absolute crap.
Its amazing how the quote from Benjamin dude works so well here.
Those who are willing to trade freedom for security deserve neither freedom nor security
This quote works amazingly here. Your average-joe computer user has no idea what DRM can and could do. Bill Gates' flaunting of it as a means of security can be used as a veil to eventually control the entire computer, and market.
Consumers shouldn't be worried that Microsoft Corp.'s new security technology will wrest control of their PCs and give it to media companies, Bill Gates said Tuesday.
And we're supposed to believe someone who has a pretty good grip on the OS situation, and would do anything to keep that grip? Personally, I would rather have the chance of being hacked but also have the ability to do anything I want on my computer. I don't want a company telling me what I can and cannot do with my own computer. If we allow them to do this, who knows how much farther these guys will go?
My freshman year of high school, we couldn't go to computer science because so much dust had collected into a computer, and a fire has been started. I do agree that dust is a serious issue, and as such, do simple things like using compressed air to spray the dust off the components and out of the power supply. If you can get the dust to settle outside of the computer/power supply, its alot better than still having it inside.
I know ISP's and stuff can find out how many computers are hooked up through your NAT/Router box, but what do they do if I'm running a DHCP server on a computer hooked to a simple hub? Can they still see how many computers are behind it?
I can't stand Palm's, or anything with that small of a screen. This is one of the reasons I sold my PEG-N710C and got a Newton. No, I'm not trolling for Apple, I'm saying that Palm needs to look back at what jumpstarted the industry: larger screen and non-grafitti handwriting recognition (the Newton had what was called Rosetta, still unmatched, even Apple's Inkwell on Mac OS X can't beat it).
I'm wondering how many of those "transfers" that came from that student's computer didn't finish transferring. Its possible there are alot...and they're being counted in the mp3 transfer total.
Proxy servers.....no really...I'm not trolling here or anything, but I have used proxy servers to get to sites which were blocked by our firewall. Just enter a google search for "Wingate servers" and you'll get all sorts of sites hosting lists of proxy servers.....
then what the hell is? Although, 177 screens isn't alot now, but if it catches on quickly, more theaters will be using it. I don't have to worry about my town's only walk-in theater because the owner refuses to go digital.
So I wonder whats going to happen in the event that the computer decides to freeze.....Reboot....Get back to last part....rinse...repeat.....I would want my money back...
that the DMCA could be violating itself? Who knows whats in those whitespaces on that document....for all we know, it could be the encryption key breaker to the XBox!
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Ummm, its on a Japanese website :P
Ok...I'm in a room, and OH CRAP, someone tracked the buffest mob in the entire friggen game....Gotta get that thumb moving...by the time I get to fully type recall with my thumb, the monster has proceeded to kill me, eat my corpse, and sacrifice all of the equipment on it...and I just completed getting all that L33t eq!!
For some things, there will always be your handy-dandy QWERTY keyboard.
Working as an intern for a national laboratory, I noticed how getting new equipment worked. First, you find what you really want, like a computer for instance. Next, in your proposal, you go around and find different parts for that machine, and make sure the stuff you really want is the lowest price. Send it up to the people who double check this to see if they are getting a "good" deal, and bam, you get your computer.
With this in mind, what Linux or Unix OS are they planning on using already? They must have one picked out if they are going to start making rules on the OSS situation.
Video Companies chose to ignore moral fansubbers for many reasons
One of the main reasons is because the Japanese companies can't get the people in America due to licencing laws. If its not licenced in America, its not illegal.
Now there are moral fansubbers who throw their fansubs away when said series becomes licenced, and go but a full quality DVD.
I believe I heard on Macrumors.com that Apple is changing their Superdrives with ones that burn the +/- R/RW formats, in order to be more compatible with everything out there.
And if you are going to pirate these DVD's, make sure you have a DVD decryptor program and DVD2One, so you can make full copies onto a single DVD (since most DVD movies out there are dual-sided and would take up 2 disks).
Resistance is futile.
I'm too busy cheating on Counter-Strike to go read the article.
may I have some more spam?
Ridiculous.....my ISP can sue yet I can't? This is good and bad. For one, it would put pressure on the ISP's to stop spam mail, but on the other hand, ISP's who aren't keeping up with the spam could lose customers.
Its my internet connection, I'm paying for its bandwidth, I should be able to sue those who decide flood me with absolute crap.
Other Shuster patents include similar technology to take control of a user's computer and send them to unexpected Web sites
Whats to prevent this guy from opening a page to a site which opens a pop-up ad, which opens a page to another, rinse...repeat?
Patents are good and all, but they need to be analyzed for abuses.
Can I choose not to use Windows(tm) too ?
Resistance is futile.
Its amazing how the quote from Benjamin dude works so well here. Those who are willing to trade freedom for security deserve neither freedom nor security
This quote works amazingly here. Your average-joe computer user has no idea what DRM can and could do. Bill Gates' flaunting of it as a means of security can be used as a veil to eventually control the entire computer, and market.
Consumers shouldn't be worried that Microsoft Corp.'s new security technology will wrest control of their PCs and give it to media companies, Bill Gates said Tuesday.
And we're supposed to believe someone who has a pretty good grip on the OS situation, and would do anything to keep that grip? Personally, I would rather have the chance of being hacked but also have the ability to do anything I want on my computer. I don't want a company telling me what I can and cannot do with my own computer. If we allow them to do this, who knows how much farther these guys will go?
....get even! If someone writes nasty "graffiti" on your feedback page, return the favor!
No...seriously....if someone has bad feedback for me, I will listen, and try to improve my relations with the next customer.
Look like like Wi-Fi and airplanes just don't mix.
/end rant
And yet you link to a story about Cell phones! Cell phones != wi-fi!
My freshman year of high school, we couldn't go to computer science because so much dust had collected into a computer, and a fire has been started. I do agree that dust is a serious issue, and as such, do simple things like using compressed air to spray the dust off the components and out of the power supply. If you can get the dust to settle outside of the computer/power supply, its alot better than still having it inside.
That obviously had to be inspired from Starcraft.
I know ISP's and stuff can find out how many computers are hooked up through your NAT/Router box, but what do they do if I'm running a DHCP server on a computer hooked to a simple hub? Can they still see how many computers are behind it?
I can't stand Palm's, or anything with that small of a screen. This is one of the reasons I sold my PEG-N710C and got a Newton. No, I'm not trolling for Apple, I'm saying that Palm needs to look back at what jumpstarted the industry: larger screen and non-grafitti handwriting recognition (the Newton had what was called Rosetta, still unmatched, even Apple's Inkwell on Mac OS X can't beat it).
Some of us don't have the connection to be able to listen to this. I would rather download this into (insert favorite audio codec here).
Intel is brining out a FASTER cpu while AMD is going to redo the desktop market with a 64-bit processor?
I'm wondering how many of those "transfers" that came from that student's computer didn't finish transferring. Its possible there are alot...and they're being counted in the mp3 transfer total.
Proxy servers.....no really...I'm not trolling here or anything, but I have used proxy servers to get to sites which were blocked by our firewall. Just enter a google search for "Wingate servers" and you'll get all sorts of sites hosting lists of proxy servers.....
then what the hell is? Although, 177 screens isn't alot now, but if it catches on quickly, more theaters will be using it. I don't have to worry about my town's only walk-in theater because the owner refuses to go digital.
So I wonder whats going to happen in the event that the computer decides to freeze.....Reboot....Get back to last part....rinse...repeat.....I would want my money back...
truely has frozen over....a real story finally appears on April Fools Day!
that the DMCA could be violating itself? Who knows whats in those whitespaces on that document....for all we know, it could be the encryption key breaker to the XBox!