I noticed that in Apple Quartz Composer, there is mention of a TABLET pen location. I tried this with my Wacom Graphire, and no luck. At this point, I figured that apple must be making new drivers for existing tablets. Well, I guess it's an APPLE BRAND TABLET PC!!! Whoohoo!.
I can't agree with you more. Its the collective of MS and Real and who ever else who don't like apple's FAIR fairplay system. Now it isn't that fair, but it's a hell of a lot better than the alternatives.
Every time I hear about this woman, she seems to try and take away some 'rights' to do with what we purchase. Although this is a turn of events, I am not surprised that she takes an alternate stance now that she is not within the grasp of the RIAA board or whatever group tells her what to say. Either way, she does have a good point. I do own a mac and do purchase songs using iTunes, but it is easily defeated using jHymn (not that I've used it. )
I am simply surprised with her turn of events, even though it is similar to her old stance. I just bet it is influnced by MS and Real's Music Stores.
I find your model very interesting, but it appears to be similar to the napster model, regardless of compensation. I would be more than happy to pay 5-10 per month to have the right to download my music at whim. I own a large variety of devices, from an iPod to a home-grown linux media center, and I require non-DRM'd files. I just wish that the big-5 would realize their fate under the current situation, Death.
I tend to think of it in the terms of Car-trip games, and 'between classes' games... RPG's definatly fall into the Car-trip, while Puzzle games fall into the between classes catagory.
I own a GBA, and find myself playing predominatly puzzle games. Metal Gear Solid not a game that would make a great handheld port, while Metal Slug (1-5) would. Handheld games are for people who can't get as deep into the game because of time. (and I know there are exceptions to this, but you guys are intelligent, and should know what I think about those)
Although I don't see either of these devices going the way of the Game Gear, They have to have simple, fun games or they will die. Its flat and simple. Most people only play hand held games for short bursts, and they play console games for hours on end (Final Fantasy). The puzzle games of old (tetris) had it right. Simple, Fun, Short.
something that might ease the pain for a network of XP machines is a method to rollout patches, or have machines that were just ghosted to check with the domain controller to see if it is allowed to automatically install the patches into itself.
auto-fixing windows... a man can dream can't he?
On December 10, 2003 we went out Warflying over Los Angeles and Orange counties. Not5150 was the pilot of the 4-seater beechcraft and Kallahar was the laptop/gps/antenna operator. In a 75 minute flight from Pomona to Los Angeles to Santa Monica to Long Beach to Orange and back to Pomona, 2013 access points were found. The antenna was a mere Orinoco Omnidirectional Range Extender which was hand held. Unfortunately, the GPS didn't work for the first 20 minutes, and the wireless card crashed (had to reboot) while we were over long beach (took 7 minutes).
Equipment Laptop Compaq Presario 2190US (2.4Ghz Celeron) 802.11b card Orinoco Silver Antenna Orinoco 2-3dBi Omni GPS Magellan Meridian Software NetStumbler on Win2k Flight Time: 1 hour 15 minutes @ 1400ft
(699x446 - 134k)
Statistics Total APs 2013 No Encryption 1441 (71.6%) WEP Encryption 572 (28.4%) Default SSID 513 (24.5%) Hackerish SSID (h3lpm3) 15 (0.7%) Informational SSID (southcoastcircuits) 23 (1.1%) Someone's Name 110 (5.5%)
NetStumbler Files WarFlying (1.0MB) The drive home (168k) (for reference purposes)
although they did hold back on their official site, the yellowdog ISO's were on the mirrors quickly after relasing 3.0 to the paying customers... i bet they got a lot of flack for that, and i doubt they will be pulling that kind of stunt again.
Slashdot Mirror
I noticed that in Apple Quartz Composer, there is mention of a TABLET pen location. I tried this with my Wacom Graphire, and no luck. At this point, I figured that apple must be making new drivers for existing tablets. Well, I guess it's an APPLE BRAND TABLET PC!!! Whoohoo!.
I can't agree with you more. Its the collective of MS and Real and who ever else who don't like apple's FAIR fairplay system. Now it isn't that fair, but it's a hell of a lot better than the alternatives.
Every time I hear about this woman, she seems to try and take away some 'rights' to do with what we purchase. Although this is a turn of events, I am not surprised that she takes an alternate stance now that she is not within the grasp of the RIAA board or whatever group tells her what to say.
Either way, she does have a good point. I do own a mac and do purchase songs using iTunes, but it is easily defeated using jHymn (not that I've used it. )
I am simply surprised with her turn of events, even though it is similar to her old stance. I just bet it is influnced by MS and Real's Music Stores.
I find your model very interesting, but it appears to be similar to the napster model, regardless of compensation. I would be more than happy to pay 5-10 per month to have the right to download my music at whim. I own a large variety of devices, from an iPod to a home-grown linux media center, and I require non-DRM'd files. I just wish that the big-5 would realize their fate under the current situation, Death.
I tend to think of it in the terms of Car-trip games, and 'between classes' games... RPG's definatly fall into the Car-trip, while Puzzle games fall into the between classes catagory. I own a GBA, and find myself playing predominatly puzzle games. Metal Gear Solid not a game that would make a great handheld port, while Metal Slug (1-5) would. Handheld games are for people who can't get as deep into the game because of time. (and I know there are exceptions to this, but you guys are intelligent, and should know what I think about those)
Although I don't see either of these devices going the way of the Game Gear, They have to have simple, fun games or they will die. Its flat and simple. Most people only play hand held games for short bursts, and they play console games for hours on end (Final Fantasy). The puzzle games of old (tetris) had it right. Simple, Fun, Short.
Thanks, I've never even heard of that... I run a network of 100 machines and 250 users (a school) and its painfull to hear about blaster...
something that might ease the pain for a network of XP machines is a method to rollout patches, or have machines that were just ghosted to check with the domain controller to see if it is allowed to automatically install the patches into itself. auto-fixing windows... a man can dream can't he?
umm, no... Seriously, I fear for the industry (CS), especially since I'm going into it.
Well, at least its not india...
Dude... get a Tivo... or better yet.. BUILD ONE www.mythtv.org and you'll get around those pesky ads
On December 10, 2003 we went out Warflying over Los Angeles and Orange counties. Not5150 was the pilot of the 4-seater beechcraft and Kallahar was the laptop/gps/antenna operator. In a 75 minute flight from Pomona to Los Angeles to Santa Monica to Long Beach to Orange and back to Pomona, 2013 access points were found.
The antenna was a mere Orinoco Omnidirectional Range Extender which was hand held. Unfortunately, the GPS didn't work for the first 20 minutes, and the wireless card crashed (had to reboot) while we were over long beach (took 7 minutes).
Equipment
Laptop Compaq Presario 2190US (2.4Ghz Celeron)
802.11b card Orinoco Silver
Antenna Orinoco 2-3dBi Omni
GPS Magellan Meridian
Software NetStumbler on Win2k
Flight Time: 1 hour 15 minutes @ 1400ft
(699x446 - 134k)
Statistics
Total APs 2013
No Encryption 1441 (71.6%)
WEP Encryption 572 (28.4%)
Default SSID 513 (24.5%)
Hackerish SSID
(h3lpm3) 15 (0.7%)
Informational SSID
(southcoastcircuits) 23 (1.1%)
Someone's Name 110 (5.5%)
NetStumbler Files
WarFlying (1.0MB)
The drive home (168k)
(for reference purposes)
Pictures (Click for fullsize)
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Site by Kallahar - kallahar@quickwired.com
although they did hold back on their official site, the yellowdog ISO's were on the mirrors quickly after relasing 3.0 to the paying customers... i bet they got a lot of flack for that, and i doubt they will be pulling that kind of stunt again.
it is free dumbass...o wdog/iso
ftp://ftp.yellowdoglinux.com/pub/yell
see... FREE ISO's