All I can think is how great Lemmings would look at that kind of resolution. I could see the whole map in a corner of the screen and if I buy a microscope i can even see the lemmings !:)
The children today don't have a chance to learn programming as we - the elder ones - had. We had computers with limited graphics resources - so no games like the ones today. And most of all we had BASIC IN ROM ! M$ dropped even QBASIC from their O.S. distributions - you have to pay good money for a programming language in m$ win.
I started with a speccy 48k clone and with a bad audio tape deck that could not load the game tapes from my friends - so i learned BASIC from the book included with the computer. Today's kids don't have a chance with Win* : they will press the power button, and put the CD in drive. autoload kicks in and they're in the game. What incentive to learn programming do they have ?
We need ROM BASIC back. Don't buy your children the US version of Sony Playstation 2, get instead the UK one - the one with basic included.
> Why do school's not choose harder passwords? Do they not care about security?
Why do the U.S. houses have no high fences with electrified barbed wire ? Why doesn't everybody wears a bullet proof vest and a gun ? It's called trust. And U.S. ppl just have too much of this stuff:)
... and we won't see them until the E.U. becomes one-big-country like the U.S.
Think about-it. Why some Sweedish company will provide someone who lives in Italy with a low cost toy as they know upfront that they won't dial to their ISP service in the other part of the Europe.
Setting up branches in each end every contry given the actual laws is too much trouble (and that's why you don't have RadioShack Europe and cue:cats). And add to all this all the laws in all the eu countries and the fact that the unit must have versions of the software and keyboards for all the languages spoken here.
You can have the following:
- Emigrate in U.S.
- Build your own stuff
- Get one from ebay
- Get a plane, spend a weekend in US of A and buy from there. (enter into each radioShack you can find, pose as an american (it's easy, just speak with american accent and pretend you know nothing about the metric system) and get a shitload of cuecats. (If you do so, please send me one too:)
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This usually means that if someone stupid enough to ask them this they'll say it does no to save them some trouble. Or that they indeed don't know how:)
There are few or no laws regarding anything that is digital. The Telecomunication act treats data networks as phone networks. Computers, internet and mp3's are NOT covered by any law. You can buy mp3 and DivX:-) cd's at the corner of the street. (and also loads of pirated software) as long as they are not music cd's which must have some glowing sticker - no problemo with the police:)
The MS-BSA guys are going only after big companies and the cover strictly MS products.
But before putting 1337 fans that blow mindlesly air in your case THINK about the airflow:
rules/hints:
- What goes in, must go out. If you have three fans blowing air out and one blowing in they won't work at their optimal parameters.
- A big fan can override a small one - if you put a big powerful fan above/near the PSU and the "in" airflow is too small it will end up sucking air in reverse from the PSU and fscking the PSU fan
- Think about the airflow - a fan blowing directly into some drive cables doesn't do any good
- Avoid circular currents (i'm sure they're not named that way but...) - a fan blowing directly over another fan (side case fan and cpu fan) is a bad ideea. The fans rotate at different speeds and the twisted airflow will cut the efficiency of both. Try a 90 deg angle.
- Using a 12V - 7V switch is a good ideea for noise-haters.
- If you pad the interior with foam or simmilar stuff put some grounded conductive (tin foil that touches the case metal with one of the sides) matterial in the areas where the air flow is powerful in order to combat static electricity build-up.
- blue leds are cool but a single blue led will light half of the room at night. If you hate light sources at night stick with the old red/green ones.
I just bought a drum of 50km of fiber optic and this evening i'll blow my tv's tube to get a photon source. The rig seems easy to set up for any decent overclocker d00d. I will start a souceforge page for the project and if enough developers join soon we'll have: "ssh -c B92" and "ssh -c BB84":)
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Where can i find some OTHER pictures of that beautiful redhead ?
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- Which of them is most stable (with HUGE databases) ?
- Which of them is most likely to be able to recover withouth glich from an "impure" shutdown ?
- How much disk space can they waste in tablespaces with frequent spaces ?
- Which will benefit more from a HUGE ram quantity or multiple cpus ?
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Will the next xscreensaver have a "nightclub" hack in it ?
Will JWZ port xscreensaver on this thing to have real cool disco lights in his nightclub ?
:)
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All I can think is how great Lemmings would look at that kind of resolution. I could see the whole map in a corner of the screen and if I buy a microscope i can even see the lemmings ! :)
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Nope - as they are bitmaps - they will be smaller.
:)
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The children today don't have a chance to learn programming as we - the elder ones - had. We had computers with limited graphics resources - so no games like the ones today. And most of all we had BASIC IN ROM ! M$ dropped even QBASIC from their O.S. distributions - you have to pay good money for a programming language in m$ win.
I started with a speccy 48k clone and with a bad audio tape deck that could not load the game tapes from my friends - so i learned BASIC from the book included with the computer. Today's kids don't have a chance with Win* : they will press the power button, and put the CD in drive. autoload kicks in and they're in the game. What incentive to learn programming do they have ?
We need ROM BASIC back. Don't buy your children the US version of Sony Playstation 2, get instead the UK one - the one with basic included.
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> Why do school's not choose harder passwords? Do they not care about security?
:)
Why do the U.S. houses have no high fences with electrified barbed wire ? Why doesn't everybody wears a bullet proof vest and a gun ? It's called trust. And U.S. ppl just have too much of this stuff
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Watch "Enemy of the state" and think again. They know. Everything.
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As an earlier poster said:
The BIOS password is "schwasck". It's QNX, not Linux. You're welcome.
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50$ A MONTH ?? WHAT ?? RIP-OFF !
:) ...
www.europeonline.com
100euro/year - 256kbps d/l, linux suport.
Sorry, but no U.S. coverage
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Read your /.
...or the mozilla site:
Mozilla.org Posts New Roadmap
mozilla development roadmap
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... and we won't see them until the E.U. becomes one-big-country like the U.S.
Think about-it. Why some Sweedish company will provide someone who lives in Italy with a low cost toy as they know upfront that they won't dial to their ISP service in the other part of the Europe.
Setting up branches in each end every contry given the actual laws is too much trouble (and that's why you don't have RadioShack Europe and cue:cats). And add to all this all the laws in all the eu countries and the fact that the unit must have versions of the software and keyboards for all the languages spoken here.
You can have the following:
- Emigrate in U.S.
- Build your own stuff
- Get one from ebay
- Get a plane, spend a weekend in US of A and buy from there. (enter into each radioShack you can find, pose as an american (it's easy, just speak with american accent and pretend you know nothing about the metric system) and get a shitload of cuecats. (If you do so, please send me one too:)
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Or that they indeed don't know how
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> I have NEVER seen a dll version be an issue in troubleshooting a system.
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Go buy a lottery ticket NOW ! With your luck, you'' win for SURE...
I have nightmares (really) with dll incompatibilities
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Naah - they will combine the YABASIC with Tekken - you will have to fight each letter you choose to type .
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There are few or no laws regarding anything that is digital. The Telecomunication act treats data networks as phone networks. Computers, internet and mp3's are NOT covered by any law. You can buy mp3 and DivX:-) cd's at the corner of the street. (and also loads of pirated software) as long as they are not music cd's which must have some glowing sticker - no problemo with the police :)
:)
The MS-BSA guys are going only after big companies and the cover strictly MS products.
Ph33r the 34573rN 3ur0p3 w4r3z d00d2 !!!
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...then come here, in eastern europe. You'll get like 6,000 if you're really lucky (usually more like 4,500) :)
And the prices here are just a little tad lower. (US imported stuff is allmost 2x the US price however)
You americans just whine too much.
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And now they will release "Windows RT 2000 Secure Edition"
RT - Russian Technology
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But before putting 1337 fans that blow mindlesly air in your case THINK about the airflow: ...) - a fan blowing directly over another fan (side case fan and cpu fan) is a bad ideea. The fans rotate at different speeds and the twisted airflow will cut the efficiency of both. Try a 90 deg angle.
rules/hints:
- What goes in, must go out. If you have three fans blowing air out and one blowing in they won't work at their optimal parameters.
- A big fan can override a small one - if you put a big powerful fan above/near the PSU and the "in" airflow is too small it will end up sucking air in reverse from the PSU and fscking the PSU fan
- Think about the airflow - a fan blowing directly into some drive cables doesn't do any good
- Avoid circular currents (i'm sure they're not named that way but
- Using a 12V - 7V switch is a good ideea for noise-haters.
- If you pad the interior with foam or simmilar stuff put some grounded conductive (tin foil that touches the case metal with one of the sides) matterial in the areas where the air flow is powerful in order to combat static electricity build-up.
- blue leds are cool but a single blue led will light half of the room at night. If you hate light sources at night stick with the old red/green ones.
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I just bought a drum of 50km of fiber optic and this evening i'll blow my tv's tube to get a photon source. The rig seems easy to set up for any decent overclocker d00d. :)
I will start a souceforge page for the project and if enough developers join soon we'll have: "ssh -c B92" and "ssh -c BB84"
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I must correct you:
The correct spelling is: "Red Hat Sux"
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This map thing is at least good for me. Now i won't receive spam letters with: call this 1-800 number in Florida ... me beeing in Eastern Europe.
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And from where can we l33ch the mp3z if you're so gentle ?
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Mosix will be the best one when they will finish the implementation on the almost-not-unlike NUMA mmap wrapper.
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