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Does anyone know if they just used distcc as discussed earlier or did they create another program? Does it check if the libraries and compilers on the machines are producing the same object code?
Terrible news to hear of more wizards falling under the dark ones power. All who become partners with him are eventually corrupted and fall under his control or been destroyed.
We can only hope the followship will be able to travel to the Firey Mountains of Mordor and free us from this encroaching evil.
-- Yes I know I could have picked better links, but I'm trying to work.:)
How about their great knowledge of astronomy. The moon has 28 days in a cycle and 7 days for each quarter to appear. Even more natural since even 3 toed sloths, spiders and turtles could agree on this one.:o)
For a culture to have picked up a system of writing based on the first guy using it having lost a few digits... Stranger things have happened.
How does one unavailable product kill another unavailable product? Sounds like Marketing has been reduced the school yard taunts about whos favorite super hero could beat up the others.
News for clueless technically illiterate people. Something your parents might go to.
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Why no MS Bob for XP? I clicked OK, Why didn't it work? A Purple Monkey is in my Computer! 12:00 How to program DVD Player? My Keyboard has blank ANY key
I'm afraid you have little chance of stopping. Slashdot uses Variable Ratio/Interval Positive Reinforcement to keep you here. Can't remember the difference right now, but it's a most effective behavior modification tool.
Better just post again. Your next post might get modded all the way up to 5! Check back often to see if you have a new high score. Come on, you know you want to.;o)
Charter is a big company. I know lots of people who may have been hacked in the past two days if this happened around here. What state / city are you in?
If someone wants the icons to be in PNG format, then download them, convert them and make them available in PNG format. If they only work in PNG8 fine. If you can make them available in REAL alpha png format awesome. If your worried about getting your site swamped contact rob directly, or Submit the files on Slashcode. Rob does responded to email.
Really I don't know why they are transparent anyway. Only the apple section seems to have a background. A plain white square image would not be noticed by most people.
He doesn't do the actual shopping cart on his site, but the very front page of http://www.hatchmusic.com/ says ORDER. Clicking it lets you pick some tunes and enter your CC to PURCHASE the songs. Everything on the site is aimed at getting you to listen to some samples and buy his work.
GAIM already has a plugin archetecture and works with all existing IM protocols out there. Just create a big plugin that stores all incoming and outgoing messages in a mysql server and hack the source to always load this plugin and disable that section of the configuration files. It's all GPL, so they could keep it or release their changes as a patch.
Better yet pay Rob Flynn and the gang to do this for them.
That's the beauty of open source - you need something done, just find someone to do it. The price of a single lawsuit should easily cover the development costs.
Gosh doc, sounds just like me. I told this to my doctor who looked at his Zolft(tm) clock, took a piece of his Pfizer(tm) stationary and proceeded to write me a Zoloft(tm) perscription with his Pfizer pen. It seemed to work ok, but like some people here mentioned the cure was worst then the disease. I also wonder how much of a kick back he got for my perscription/subscription. More then a pen I hope.
And on that note I heard an ad yesterday for a drug where a possible side effect was heart attack and liver failure!!
The old DRM Lobby has been trying a bit too hard. Some old folks in congress have got such a huge misunderstanding of how the machines that power our lives work it's incredible.
That means Linus, as well as most other programmers who have worked on Linux or Apache would be able to remotely destroy his site. Bill Gates would be able to destroy 90% of the computers in existence.
I suppose this law would quickly be followed by a law making it illegal to block the port they pick. Or maybe they will just talk to your ISP, go to your house and take your computer. They can cut them up with axes in the street like the old prohibition days. I bet Hatch can remember those days himself.:)
"obviously we'll have to include a windows license"
Nah, Windows has become a generic term. I here people say they use windows, but there are so many versions out there, 3.1, 95, 98, ME, 2000, NT, XP, CE and who knows what else that your never sure what they are talking about. Plus I here the X-Box runs windows too. The windows world really needs a standard like Posix to stop it from fragmenting like UNIX(tm) did before it. Maybe that's what.NET is supposed to be for, but it's not even being ported back to 98.
He won his case and appeal against the first guy, now he's going after Verisign. There will then be an appeal. This is far from over, just got a new target.
Where would all the crooked businesses and politicians hide their money? Plus I'm sure most people would be against it for such silly reasons as it would change the number of stars on the flag and make it look silly. Of course how many people who think like that actually vote?
I remember my hearing from grandparents seeing the same "dream" house in their old B&W TV. What a croc. No one wants to let machines do all that stuff. I rank this up there with Rocket Powered cars with bubble domes. It's a possible future by a very myopic one in which technology is all your looking at.
Besides, the next slammer/I love you virus could lock you out of your house while it sets leaves your oven on as high as it can go and reroutes 911 to 900 numbers across the ocean.
Machines can do what I tell them, but I don't want them guessing what I want and doing it without asking. It's bad enough when it does ask and all you can do is power down because you don't like the choices.
My New HP computer from Office Max had Python 2.2 pre-installed on it in a hidden system folder just off the root. No idea what it's used for by HP, but I was thrilled to find it.
This is a great article. My little one is 2.5 and just learned how to work a mouse good. On a related note, does anyone know of good keyboards or mice for kids? He has a hard time managing things sometimes.
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Does anyone know if they just used distcc as discussed earlier or did they create another program? Does it check if the libraries and compilers on the machines are producing the same object code?
-- Yes I know I could have picked better links, but I'm trying to work. :)
Perhaps it's a list of people they were planning to kill...
How about their great knowledge of astronomy. The moon has 28 days in a cycle and 7 days for each quarter to appear. Even more natural since even 3 toed sloths, spiders and turtles could agree on this one. :o)
For a culture to have picked up a system of writing based on the first guy using it having lost a few digits... Stranger things have happened.
If artists don't like their songs being played one at a time beaucse of artistic reasons or whatever, then lets start with radio.
That's right, No more Madonna singles - you now have to listen to the whole CD.
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How does one unavailable product kill another unavailable product? Sounds like Marketing has been reduced the school yard taunts about whos favorite super hero could beat up the others.
http://SlashSpot.org/
News for clueless technically illiterate people. Something your parents might go to.
Common Posts.
Why no MS Bob for XP?
I clicked OK, Why didn't it work?
A Purple Monkey is in my Computer!
12:00 How to program DVD Player?
My Keyboard has blank ANY key
... "I must stop reading Slashdot!"
;o)
I'm afraid you have little chance of stopping. Slashdot uses Variable Ratio/Interval Positive Reinforcement to keep you here. Can't remember the difference right now, but it's a most effective behavior modification tool.
Better just post again. Your next post might get modded all the way up to 5! Check back often to see if you have a new high score. Come on, you know you want to.
Charter is a big company. I know lots of people who may have been hacked in the past two days if this happened around here. What state / city are you in?
If someone wants the icons to be in PNG format, then download them, convert them and make them available in PNG format. If they only work in PNG8 fine. If you can make them available in REAL alpha png format awesome. If your worried about getting your site swamped contact rob directly, or Submit the files on Slashcode. Rob does responded to email.
Really I don't know why they are transparent anyway. Only the apple section seems to have a background. A plain white square image would not be noticed by most people.
He doesn't do the actual shopping cart on his site, but the very front page of http://www.hatchmusic.com/ says ORDER. Clicking it lets you pick some tunes and enter your CC to PURCHASE the songs. Everything on the site is aimed at getting you to listen to some samples and buy his work.
If that's not commercial, I don't know what is.
GAIM already has a plugin archetecture and works with all existing IM protocols out there. Just create a big plugin that stores all incoming and outgoing messages in a mysql server and hack the source to always load this plugin and disable that section of the configuration files. It's all GPL, so they could keep it or release their changes as a patch.
Better yet pay Rob Flynn and the gang to do this for them.
That's the beauty of open source - you need something done, just find someone to do it. The price of a single lawsuit should easily cover the development costs.
Gosh doc, sounds just like me. I told this to my doctor who looked at his Zolft(tm) clock, took a piece of his Pfizer(tm) stationary and proceeded to write me a Zoloft(tm) perscription with his Pfizer pen. It seemed to work ok, but like some people here mentioned the cure was worst then the disease. I also wonder how much of a kick back he got for my perscription/subscription. More then a pen I hope.
And on that note I heard an ad yesterday for a drug where a possible side effect was heart attack and liver failure!!
The old DRM Lobby has been trying a bit too hard. Some old folks in congress have got such a huge misunderstanding of how the machines that power our lives work it's incredible.
BTW, according to netcraft http://www.hatchmusic.com/ is running Apache on Linux.
That means Linus, as well as most other programmers who have worked on Linux or Apache would be able to remotely destroy his site. Bill Gates would be able to destroy 90% of the computers in existence.
I suppose this law would quickly be followed by a law making it illegal to block the port they pick. Or maybe they will just talk to your ISP, go to your house and take your computer. They can cut them up with axes in the street like the old prohibition days. I bet Hatch can remember those days himself. :)
"obviously we'll have to include a windows license"
.NET is supposed to be for, but it's not even being ported back to 98.
Nah, Windows has become a generic term. I here people say they use windows, but there are so many versions out there, 3.1, 95, 98, ME, 2000, NT, XP, CE and who knows what else that your never sure what they are talking about. Plus I here the X-Box runs windows too. The windows world really needs a standard like Posix to stop it from fragmenting like UNIX(tm) did before it. Maybe that's what
2. Become a lawyer and siphon off the remaining funds of a dying company with frivilous lawsuits.
you can bet he's not on the "I only get paid if you win" plan.
Could someone please mention where patents on web based applications or "business-models" ( a cookie?) are actually valid?
Does a patent on a web technology apply to where the server is operating, who owns it or who's using it?
QBASIC, Programming for Dummies
He won his case and appeal against the first guy, now he's going after Verisign. There will then be an appeal. This is far from over, just got a new target.
Where would all the crooked businesses and politicians hide their money? Plus I'm sure most people would be against it for such silly reasons as it would change the number of stars on the flag and make it look silly. Of course how many people who think like that actually vote?
I remember my hearing from grandparents seeing the same "dream" house in their old B&W TV. What a croc. No one wants to let machines do all that stuff. I rank this up there with Rocket Powered cars with bubble domes. It's a possible future by a very myopic one in which technology is all your looking at.
Besides, the next slammer/I love you virus could lock you out of your house while it sets leaves your oven on as high as it can go and reroutes 911 to 900 numbers across the ocean.
Machines can do what I tell them, but I don't want them guessing what I want and doing it without asking. It's bad enough when it does ask and all you can do is power down because you don't like the choices.
Mirror Mirror on the Wall,
Who's the Fairest of them all?
My New HP computer from Office Max had Python 2.2 pre-installed on it in a hidden system folder just off the root. No idea what it's used for by HP, but I was thrilled to find it.
This is a great article. My little one is 2.5 and just learned how to work a mouse good. On a related note, does anyone know of good keyboards or mice for kids? He has a hard time managing things sometimes.
Yeah, why have a burger when squirrels are plentiful and fresh. Takes 3 of them to fill you up though, and they are kind of greasy.