In reference to: "The company claims that energy is released when it shrinks hydrogen atoms, bringing the electron closer into its nucleus than thought possible."
They should add a new line to the Slashdot FAQ: "You should only read this site if you payed attention in science class."
All these illustrious game designers are wasting their time. Until 2025, home computers won't be sufficiently advanced to do accurate AI. Until then, these "AI" programmers are just programming a complex system of input and output.
Companies just want customers to go through the traditionial support lines in order to provide statistics about problems. If everyone uses BBR's forums, then the company doesn't have statistics about problems with it's modems, then it doesn't know to issues patches or not.
This legislation has been abused like a village bicycle!
Why the heck does it still exist? You know its bad, I know its bad, if you explain it to a regular joe, he will know it is bad.
Whats happening? Anyone who wants someone else on the internet to shut up, uses DMCA.
Is it too broad? Heck yeah! Are lawyers using it whenever they can? Sure,/. is full of stories like that. Needless to say fatwallet is an interesting concept that deservers a fighting chance. I am happy that they decided to show spine. Real spine like that is seriously lacking these days.
I really hope that fatwallet has a clued-in lawyer for this. I hope that the judge will be half as clued-in as the above mentioned lawyer. I hope fatwallet wins fat damages.
I mean, Fat damages, damages so fat, next time greedy_company_01 comes to their lawyers crying, the lawyers instead of saying "yes sir, straight away sir, we will use DMCA sir" will say "erm, you have absolutely no case whatsoever, if you want to continue legal action, this will cost you way more than its costing you now"
Lawyers aint cheap and when court orders someone to pay for the damages/legal costs, it aint cheap. Thus, one of the great ways to defeat DMCA absue in the future is to make it costly for those idiots who pull out DMCA whenever they think they are loosing a few cents to competition/someone smarter.
So, in conclusion of my long-winded post, OG OG fatwallet's lawyer! DIE DMCA, DIE!;)
Son, take your ritalin before posting ok and try not to do really long sentences like this because they annoy us they might even teach you at scool that these are called run-on sentences but if you want to keep writing like this because well all know youre a 13 year old off the bat
"That may be true if it were peeling off the copyright instead of the bitrate."
I don't think you read the article, so I'll summarize it again in a more informative way:
There is a technology called "Bitrate peeling" that the Ogg Vorbis team is considering adding into the codec which would allow an audio stream's bit rate to be dynamically raised and lowered based on connection speed availability.
This would help net radio *immensely* because the cable modem users don't have to use the same 60 kbps stream as the 28.8k modem users, and the 28.8k modem users don't have to use the same 192kbps stream as the cable modem users. Also, it would decrease the cost of operation for the net radio stations that run multiple servers in order to meet the connection needs of different users.
"I really liked the idea of being able to download a movie and watch it on my PC, without having to wait for it to come in the mail (NetFlix) or drive to my local video store twice (to pick up and to drop off)"
Slashdot Mirror
"Future of PC Gaming"
Why does anybody waste their time writing those?
It's not like they're going to be right anyway.
Quickbooks 2003!
"Sounds like a happy ending to me."
Until all that radiation from your monitor goes to your head. Although, it seems that has already happened.
I GOT FIRST POST
YOU DIDNT
http://slashdot.org/~flikx/journal/18265
In reference to: "The company claims that energy is released when it shrinks hydrogen atoms, bringing the electron closer into its nucleus than thought possible."
They should add a new line to the Slashdot FAQ: "You should only read this site if you payed attention in science class."
Urban decay just fascinates me.
One step closer to the vision of NYC in AI (the movie by Spielberg)....
All these illustrious game designers are wasting their time. Until 2025, home computers won't be sufficiently advanced to do accurate AI. Until then, these "AI" programmers are just programming a complex system of input and output.
Companies just want customers to go through the traditionial support lines in order to provide statistics about problems. If everyone uses BBR's forums, then the company doesn't have statistics about problems with it's modems, then it doesn't know to issues patches or not.
Seems common sense to me...
n/t
and I thought I had too much time on my hands...
This legislation has been abused like a village bicycle!
/. is full of stories like that. Needless to say fatwallet is an interesting concept that deservers a fighting chance. I am happy that they decided to show spine. Real spine like that is seriously lacking these days.
;)
Why the heck does it still exist? You know its bad, I know its bad, if you explain it to a regular joe, he will know it is bad.
Whats happening? Anyone who wants someone else on the internet to shut up, uses DMCA.
Is it too broad? Heck yeah! Are lawyers using it whenever they can? Sure,
I really hope that fatwallet has a clued-in lawyer for this. I hope that the judge will be half as clued-in as the above mentioned lawyer. I hope fatwallet wins fat damages.
I mean, Fat damages, damages so fat, next time greedy_company_01 comes to their lawyers crying, the lawyers instead of saying "yes sir, straight away sir, we will use DMCA sir" will say "erm, you have absolutely no case whatsoever, if you want to continue legal action, this will cost you way more than its costing you now"
Lawyers aint cheap and when court orders someone to pay for the damages/legal costs, it aint cheap.
Thus, one of the great ways to defeat DMCA absue in the future is to make it costly for those idiots who pull out DMCA whenever they think they are loosing a few cents to competition/someone smarter.
So, in conclusion of my long-winded post, OG OG fatwallet's lawyer! DIE DMCA, DIE!
But, in my short life so far, I haven't seen a solution for a problem as good as this one.
Poorly organized. Lynx-optimized website (with only two pages), only two months to write papers, an overly broad topic, and being held in a pseudo-third world country, away from the main countries where most research is being done, don't exactly add up to success. I'll be surprised if they register more than 500 attendees.
Son, take your ritalin before posting ok and try not to do really long sentences like this because they annoy us they might even teach you at scool that these are called run-on sentences but if you want to keep writing like this because well all know youre a 13 year old off the bat
Mmmkay?
n/t
"That may be true if it were peeling off the copyright instead of the bitrate."
I don't think you read the article, so I'll summarize it again in a more informative way:
There is a technology called "Bitrate peeling" that the Ogg Vorbis team is considering adding into the codec which would allow an audio stream's bit rate to be dynamically raised and lowered based on connection speed availability.
This would help net radio *immensely* because the cable modem users don't have to use the same 60 kbps stream as the 28.8k modem users, and the 28.8k modem users don't have to use the same 192kbps stream as the cable modem users. Also, it would decrease the cost of operation for the net radio stations that run multiple servers in order to meet the connection needs of different users.
This might just push net radio into the mainstream...
One scientist goes around the world tracking advances in semiconductor physics. She's hot too!
n/t
Taco can use it to fix the search function :-P
Sorry, but this story sucks.
"Oh my god, IMMOBILE ROBOTS!?!?
I've never heard of those!"
who the fuck cares
Another 5 year legal process...
link is disgusting!
"I really liked the idea of being able to download a movie and watch it on my PC, without having to wait for it to come in the mail (NetFlix) or drive to my local video store twice (to pick up and to drop off)"
*cough* kazaa *cough*