All valid points, but the problem with ads is that people learn to tune them out when they become intrusive. I know that I personally avoid ads in whatever medium because of this, unless I am shopping around for something and want to start to see what options there are beyond web-searches and word of mouth.
Secure? Not a problem if you turn on subnetwork encryption channels that some of these devises use. And if that is not enough, you can always create a ssh tunnel between the two machines that are at either end of the powerline connection.
I once had a dog that loved to play fetch with rocks... it was so bad that if someone threw a ball, then she usually returned with a rock. For a few days we covered any rock she would give us us to throw for her with very hot Tabasco sauce. It worked for about a day, but then she realized if she dropped it into the pool it would be just like new. We gave up the covering approach soon after that. That and playing reverse fetch with a dog to get their rock from the deep end of the pool became rather annoying.
I know that to stop rabbits from munching on cables vitamin-e oil stops them. They can't stand it. No idea if that would work on rats, but perhaps it may cause someone to think of a related solution that does not involve harmful chemicals and traps.
Fair enough. How about he buy or borrow someones Wi-Spy 2.4x Spectrum Analyzer (thinkgeek sells them) to see that and where interference is coming from. From there, tweak the placement of AP and types of antennas.
The gear only works within a certain range of space (wires), so it is unlikely to leave the building and it's possible it would not cover the whole building. Furthermore, they offer encrypted subnetwork connections.
IANAL, so correct me if I am wrong: Downloading content is not illegal. What makes an action deemed copyright infringement is by making content available and actually sharing it beyond the extent the law allows.
Have not noticed that feature on mine, but my HP laptop has a button that turns off the touch-pad at the hardware level, so no software turning needed, and matters not what OS is running.
Just because a book is out of print does not mean one cannot track the author down and send money/gift/etc. If that can be done, then downloading a pirated copy might be absolved from any ethical issues.
Also, from an obtaining standpoint, what is the difference between borrowing a book from a library or friend and obtaining a pirated copy? Either way, the copyright holder does not get a cut, but they main gain a fan, and thus buy and/or share more of their works in the future.
I am not saying I have the answers, just more questions to ponder.
Noscript and Flashblock both work fine in Firefox 3.X. Most major plugins have been ported to version 3 or have comparative replacements. The added benefit to upgrading from 2.X is that it is so much faster loading and managing pages, which includes faster javascript code (for when someone wants to allow it), and has better memory management.
Does tying them together like that defeat the following: but some motherboard BIOS's let you change the MAC Address of an embed NIC, thus tricking the booting OS into believing the software encoded MAC Address is the hardware encoded one.
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Updated version of the code, azw-0.2.zip, is here: http://skochinsky.googlepages.com/azw-0.2.zip.
I have never been to that city, let alone state. What is so bad about being arrested their compared to elsewhere?
All valid points, but the problem with ads is that people learn to tune them out when they become intrusive. I know that I personally avoid ads in whatever medium because of this, unless I am shopping around for something and want to start to see what options there are beyond web-searches and word of mouth.
Secure? Not a problem if you turn on subnetwork encryption channels that some of these devises use. And if that is not enough, you can always create a ssh tunnel between the two machines that are at either end of the powerline connection.
I once had a dog that loved to play fetch with rocks... it was so bad that if someone threw a ball, then she usually returned with a rock. For a few days we covered any rock she would give us us to throw for her with very hot Tabasco sauce. It worked for about a day, but then she realized if she dropped it into the pool it would be just like new. We gave up the covering approach soon after that. That and playing reverse fetch with a dog to get their rock from the deep end of the pool became rather annoying.
I know that to stop rabbits from munching on cables vitamin-e oil stops them. They can't stand it. No idea if that would work on rats, but perhaps it may cause someone to think of a related solution that does not involve harmful chemicals and traps.
For me, I want a colored eink screen that is twice the size of the Kindle 2, full pdf file support, open dev kit, wifi, and webbrowser.
Why did he not replace Visio with Dia?
Fair enough. How about he buy or borrow someones Wi-Spy 2.4x Spectrum Analyzer (thinkgeek sells them) to see that and where interference is coming from. From there, tweak the placement of AP and types of antennas.
The gear only works within a certain range of space (wires), so it is unlikely to leave the building and it's possible it would not cover the whole building. Furthermore, they offer encrypted subnetwork connections.
Not if he gets Powerline AV Ethernet Adapters. My Netgear ones work great in my ~30 year old home.
Out of curiosity, does it work under Wine?
IANAL, so correct me if I am wrong: Downloading content is not illegal. What makes an action deemed copyright infringement is by making content available and actually sharing it beyond the extent the law allows.
Invest in a nice wireless Wacom tablet. They come with wireless mouse that uses magnets instead of batteries.
Have not noticed that feature on mine, but my HP laptop has a button that turns off the touch-pad at the hardware level, so no software turning needed, and matters not what OS is running.
Here is a solar power laptop solution. It's not exactly what you want, but a step in the right direction.
Just because a book is out of print does not mean one cannot track the author down and send money/gift/etc. If that can be done, then downloading a pirated copy might be absolved from any ethical issues.
Also, from an obtaining standpoint, what is the difference between borrowing a book from a library or friend and obtaining a pirated copy? Either way, the copyright holder does not get a cut, but they main gain a fan, and thus buy and/or share more of their works in the future.
I am not saying I have the answers, just more questions to ponder.
sudo watch -n1 "netstat -nape --inet && echo "-- lsof --" && lsof -iTCP"
#!/bin/sh
#Replace 6883 with you BT port
BT_PORT=6881
#Flush the filters
iptables -F
#Apply new filters
iptables -A INPUT -i lo -j ACCEPT
#Comcast BitTorrent seeding block workaround
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport $BT_PORT --tcp-flags RST RST -j DROP
iptables -A INPUT -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
#BitTorrent
iptables -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport $BT_PORT -j ACCEPT
iptables -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m udp -p udp --dport $BT_PORT -j ACCEPT
iptables -A INPUT -j REJECT --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited
I suppose, but aren't KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut owned by the same parent company?
I thought they were using a specialized BIOS which is used to check in part or full that it is running on Apple approved hardware-- is this wrong?
Noscript and Flashblock both work fine in Firefox 3.X. Most major plugins have been ported to version 3 or have comparative replacements. The added benefit to upgrading from 2.X is that it is so much faster loading and managing pages, which includes faster javascript code (for when someone wants to allow it), and has better memory management.
What if you use a playlist as a password, where you choose a subset of songs from a larger list and have to arrange them in the correct order.
Am I the only one that thinks that they replicate by way of using the the host tissue cells by tricking it to make duplicates?
Does tying them together like that defeat the following: but some motherboard BIOS's let you change the MAC Address of an embed NIC, thus tricking the booting OS into believing the software encoded MAC Address is the hardware encoded one.