It was horribly obvious, and boring. Slashdot - I know news is out there, I know you can do it better job finding it. What's with the decline of articles that are relevant or interesting at all?
you must be joking. If you even went to www.somethingawful.com and read LowTax's thoughts on Katrina, you would not question this being a scam. And you obviously don't know SA's previous record of donating (raised over $22K to buy plated armor for soilders in Iraq, rasied over $6K to buy kids in need christmas presents. And that's just to name two).
I really am disgusted at you considering this a possibility.
i vote this the most shocking and undercovered story ever. i had no clue?
thats only a few networks though.
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still, most of the piracy traffic is congested on several networks. I spend my time on gamesnet where 99.9% of the activity is legal. It's just a bunch of gamers scrimmaging, matching, idleing, and pertending like e-sports will ever get big:-P
I realized that I played to much counter-strike when i started gossiping about professional counter-strike players. "Shaguar must be doing crystal meth! between this tournmanent and this other tournament he lost like 200 pounds!"
"Well Ksharp and Aphrodite were dating, but Ksharp took her to the CPL, where Aimetti put his moves on her, and took her back up to his room"
i wasn't putting anyone into judgement, I was just raising awareness for folding@home which rivals seti in importance, and is lesser known.
your points were valid if not a bit aggressive though.
"I'll just say I urge ALL of you out there to run SOMETHING, anything, of your choice and share your spare CPU cycles for the betterment of society, be it seti@home or folding@home or something else."
I strongly agree with that.
OR instead of wasting our computer time searching for aliens that most likely aren't out there or won't be able to return our signals,
we could make use out of our computer time by folding cells to possibly find a cure for cancer and other diseases.
http://folding.stanford.edu/
I urge ALL of you to switch from seti@home to folding@home
and who doesn't like chuck palahniuk? honestly.
i can see him writing this. maybe throw in some odd perversion and really weird friends and hobbies on the side.
This reminds me of a news article I read.
A politician and war veteran around the age of 70 (i don't remember his name) was travelling through the airport. He had his medal of honor with him, but since it had sharp edges, the airport security made him mail it back to his residence.
Think of the risk of 70 year old war veteran takes over an airplane with a medal of honor!
while somewhat offtopic this has to do with longhorn.
i have a friend who has friends on the longhorn development team. I hear they are having to re-write some of it because they invested to much in inter-threading processes.
It appears that a Windows XP 2 will come out becaues longhorn is taking so long.
Call of duty is an awesome game. PC Gamer gave it an editors choice award and also the Action Game of the Year for 2003, and PC Gamer rarely messes up.
Call of duty ranges in experience... from lots of lots of newbies, too about 4 or 5 differnet leagues and several hundred clans. Hacking is rare, there are wallhacks and boxhacks out but they are VERY hard to find. I have only played with 2 people that were cheating.
Also, if you can get good at call of duty you can play any other fps games with no problem.
-leprkan
p.s. Lineage 2 comes out in a few months and the tiawan beta was promising:-D
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their is a nice alphabetical keyboard for you. I've never shopped their, but they have a $700 keyboard )... it seems like overkill to me, plus it is waayy to crowded it loks like.
Morse didn't actually invent the morse code. His was flawed and wouldn't make sence, so his partner changed it. Naturally Morse took credit for it, and his partner was forgotten.
I would put money on it that tommorow will be the generally fastest day of the internet all year (not saying much it's january). Everything important will be patched, and all the home pc owners that don't know jack about computers will say, "I don't want to catch that virus I heard about on the news, I better wait a day untill it dies down". Thus more bandwidth for everyone else.
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It was horribly obvious, and boring. Slashdot - I know news is out there, I know you can do it better job finding it. What's with the decline of articles that are relevant or interesting at all?
In related news, Amazon started selling vibrators recently. and another
that site that shall not be named has gone down anyways.
you must be joking. If you even went to www.somethingawful.com and read LowTax's thoughts on Katrina, you would not question this being a scam. And you obviously don't know SA's previous record of donating (raised over $22K to buy plated armor for soilders in Iraq, rasied over $6K to buy kids in need christmas presents. And that's just to name two). I really am disgusted at you considering this a possibility.
i vote this the most shocking and undercovered story ever. i had no clue?
still, most of the piracy traffic is congested on several networks. I spend my time on gamesnet where 99.9% of the activity is legal. It's just a bunch of gamers scrimmaging, matching, idleing, and pertending like e-sports will ever get big :-P
I realized that I played to much counter-strike when i started gossiping about professional counter-strike players. "Shaguar must be doing crystal meth! between this tournmanent and this other tournament he lost like 200 pounds!" "Well Ksharp and Aphrodite were dating, but Ksharp took her to the CPL, where Aimetti put his moves on her, and took her back up to his room"
i wasn't putting anyone into judgement, I was just raising awareness for folding@home which rivals seti in importance, and is lesser known. your points were valid if not a bit aggressive though. "I'll just say I urge ALL of you out there to run SOMETHING, anything, of your choice and share your spare CPU cycles for the betterment of society, be it seti@home or folding@home or something else." I strongly agree with that.
OR instead of wasting our computer time searching for aliens that most likely aren't out there or won't be able to return our signals, we could make use out of our computer time by folding cells to possibly find a cure for cancer and other diseases. http://folding.stanford.edu/ I urge ALL of you to switch from seti@home to folding@home
and who doesn't like chuck palahniuk? honestly. i can see him writing this. maybe throw in some odd perversion and really weird friends and hobbies on the side.
or when it is so old there is.... one person seeding it on cable and no one else has it?
sounds good. it has my p2p traffic when it comes out. hopefully it will catch on. if it is backed by suprnova no doubt it will.
This reminds me of a news article I read. A politician and war veteran around the age of 70 (i don't remember his name) was travelling through the airport. He had his medal of honor with him, but since it had sharp edges, the airport security made him mail it back to his residence. Think of the risk of 70 year old war veteran takes over an airplane with a medal of honor!
you are a god.
while somewhat offtopic this has to do with longhorn. i have a friend who has friends on the longhorn development team. I hear they are having to re-write some of it because they invested to much in inter-threading processes. It appears that a Windows XP 2 will come out becaues longhorn is taking so long.
Call of duty is an awesome game. PC Gamer gave it an editors choice award and also the Action Game of the Year for 2003, and PC Gamer rarely messes up. Call of duty ranges in experience... from lots of lots of newbies, too about 4 or 5 differnet leagues and several hundred clans. Hacking is rare, there are wallhacks and boxhacks out but they are VERY hard to find. I have only played with 2 people that were cheating. Also, if you can get good at call of duty you can play any other fps games with no problem. -leprkan p.s. Lineage 2 comes out in a few months and the tiawan beta was promising :-D
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Alphabetical order keyborad their is a nice alphabetical keyboard for you. I've never shopped their, but they have a $700 keyboard )... it seems like overkill to me, plus it is waayy to crowded it loks like.
Morse didn't actually invent the morse code. His was flawed and wouldn't make sence, so his partner changed it. Naturally Morse took credit for it, and his partner was forgotten.
I don't think they will prevent the cacheing of .gov sites considering this: Google Search: .
I would put money on it that tommorow will be the generally fastest day of the internet all year (not saying much it's january). Everything important will be patched, and all the home pc owners that don't know jack about computers will say, "I don't want to catch that virus I heard about on the news, I better wait a day untill it dies down". Thus more bandwidth for everyone else.