Qualstar, who builds and supports our tape jukebox says so. I was at a conference a couple of months back, and Sony said it wasn't ready for prime time yet.
Likewise, but we have been looking at Sony's AIT4 200gb tapes. We currently use AIT3's at just over 100gb tape. Unfortunatly, AIT4 drives are not backwards read compatable with AIT3 or AIT2.
Without an active internet connection, you can't play the music that is part of their $5 month thing. The yahoo player will pop up a message telling you that you can only play the music you paid.99 for or stuff you have ripped yourself.
That is the key distinction. There are only a handful of devices that support the Janus DRM scheme. Basically Zen Micro, and the iRiver HD based players. The rest are cell phones with limited storage and portable video juke boxes. Standard music players that support WMA do not support Janus. So unless you are willing to buy another portable music player the music is going to stay glued to you r computer.
Doesn't really mean a whole lot as there are tons of Saturn S series running around with 200k plus miles. Since they have plastic bodies, they still look good too.
"I just spent the last three weeks testing the hypothesis that "driving smoothly""
I did the same but it made a difference in my case. I used to drive 70-75 mph on the highway, and accelerate pretty quickly before. I averaged 28 MPG on my 16 mile commute to work which was about 2/3 highway 1/3 city. After I kept it at 65 mph on the highway and drove less aggresively I average 32 MPG. I drive 2000 Saturn LS with a 2.2L ecotec engine and manual transmission.
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There are around 4 shows a week our household likes to watch. If we miss one, I get it off of bittorrent. I'm sure they are fun and convenient, but just not worth it for the limited use. You know, if I really gave it enough thought, we would just do away with cable at $20/month and get our shows from the the 'net.
I don't have a Mac either, but it has screen shots and a good description. I am a cheap bastard, so I have a frankenstein computer I have been swapping parts on for the last 7 years. I run Linux and XP on it.
All I need to know is that Yankme Group are the ones that were pumping MCI/Worldcom when I was an employee. I lost a lot of my 401k based on their bullshit and my naivete'.
I'm not smart enough to read the source and figure out if it is doing what they say it does. I am smart enough to know that the Navy sponsored the development of the original onion protocol. That's enough to make me a bit suspicious.
How about running them not in RAID0? RAID means redundant array of inexpensive disks? Level 0 has no redundancy. You get a slight increase in speed, a larger single partition, and about twice the chance of losing all your data.
Not all phones have that unfortunatley. The Motorola i30sx that I was given for work has no vibrate and can only use 3 built in generic ringtones. I make sure that the phone is off in theaters, and ringer set quiet unless I am in a noisy computer room.
What, Like MCI/UUNET has/had good customer service? I feel ashamed that I worked for 7 years for those thieves. My only wish is that my friends that still work for them manage to land on their feet after the inevitable bloodletting.
BTW, When I had my throat slit 2 years ago, I know several systems lost the only people that knew how they worked. When they broke, there was no one around that knew what to do.
The good news is that I have a much better job now working for a non-profit. Make a little less money, but the work is much more rewarding.
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Qualstar, who builds and supports our tape jukebox says so. I was at a conference a couple of months back, and Sony said it wasn't ready for prime time yet.
Likewise, but we have been looking at Sony's AIT4 200gb tapes. We currently use AIT3's at just over 100gb tape. Unfortunatly, AIT4 drives are not backwards read compatable with AIT3 or AIT2.
Without an active internet connection, you can't play the music that is part of their $5 month thing. The yahoo player will pop up a message telling you that you can only play the music you paid .99 for or stuff you have ripped yourself.
That is the key distinction. There are only a handful of devices that support the Janus DRM scheme. Basically Zen Micro, and the iRiver HD based players. The rest are cell phones with limited storage and portable video juke boxes. Standard music players that support WMA do not support Janus. So unless you are willing to buy another portable music player the music is going to stay glued to you r computer.
Agent USA was the original virus simulator. It was a game for the Atari 800 in 1985.
Doesn't really mean a whole lot as there are tons of Saturn S series running around with 200k plus miles. Since they have plastic bodies, they still look good too.
"I just spent the last three weeks testing the hypothesis that "driving smoothly""
I did the same but it made a difference in my case. I used to drive 70-75 mph on the highway, and accelerate pretty quickly before. I averaged 28 MPG on my 16 mile commute to work which was about 2/3 highway 1/3 city. After I kept it at 65 mph on the highway and drove less aggresively I average 32 MPG. I drive 2000 Saturn LS with a 2.2L ecotec engine and manual transmission.
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They didn't stand up to a Slashdotting..
There are around 4 shows a week our household likes to watch. If we miss one, I get it off of bittorrent. I'm sure they are fun and convenient, but just not worth it for the limited use. You know, if I really gave it enough thought, we would just do away with cable at $20/month and get our shows from the the 'net.
I don't have a Mac either, but it has screen shots and a good description. I am a cheap bastard, so I have a frankenstein computer I have been swapping parts on for the last 7 years. I run Linux and XP on it.
Click the link and you'll see that it is only displaying locations from a database based on a zip you enter. So no, it doesn't do ad-hoc searching.
That would explain why random addresses didn't work for me since I am on Solaris. I didn't know that on other OSes all 127.x.x.x addresses loop back.
Cool trick, but what does it mean? Google turns up very little with reference to that magical address.
All I need to know is that Yankme Group are the ones that were pumping MCI/Worldcom when I was an employee. I lost a lot of my 401k based on their bullshit and my naivete'.
Agreed! I have a 20" CRT that has great picture, does 1800x1440, and can be bought used for $100.
I even drag it out once every other month to our LAN gaming events.
I guess budget is all relative if you are a cheap bastard like me.
I guess the "World" is not familiar with old SNL references, but I thought it was a good joke.
Exactly! I'd be more like swat it, gut it, sell the parts on e-bay.
Maximum Respeck...Booyakasha!
I'm not smart enough to read the source and figure out if it is doing what they say it does. I am smart enough to know that the Navy sponsored the development of the original onion protocol. That's enough to make me a bit suspicious.
How about running them not in RAID0? RAID means redundant array of inexpensive disks? Level 0 has no redundancy. You get a slight increase in speed, a larger single partition, and about twice the chance of losing all your data.
Not all phones have that unfortunatley. The Motorola i30sx that I was given for work has no vibrate and can only use 3 built in generic ringtones. I make sure that the phone is off in theaters, and ringer set quiet unless I am in a noisy computer room.
I thought that was Nostrodumbass...
I guess the appeal is to get the eyballs of clueless newbies that don't know how to block advertising.
Thanks to adblock, about.com looks clean and is actually usefull.
What, Like MCI/UUNET has/had good customer service? I feel ashamed that I worked for 7 years for those thieves. My only wish is that my friends that still work for them manage to land on their feet after the inevitable bloodletting.
BTW, When I had my throat slit 2 years ago, I know several systems lost the only people that knew how they worked. When they broke, there was no one around that knew what to do.
The good news is that I have a much better job now working for a non-profit. Make a little less money, but the work is much more rewarding.