Yup, Star Wreck was better, but that's what you get when developping a movie for 7 years. But it doesn't take New Voyages 7 years to make those eps. Besides, I like a lot the old trek style. Less bling bling and more story.
I know, we've made some experimentation in biology class about bacteria culture. Since I had my laptop, I took some samples on it. Telephone and keyboards: it's almost the same. A world for small living stuff...
he probably donates, but you know, the biggest donator always gets all the credits. And Gates can donate far more than Torvalds.
I believe we should be evaluated not by how much we donate, but by what we have left after the donation. Then, I could be considered as a _big_ donator!
Come on! do someone really need to pay to rip cds? There are plenty of tools already availaible that rip fast and that are fully customizable. There are no excuses. Even if you have a big collection. When you want to listen one of your CD, what do you do? Insert it in the drive. Well, just rip 'em once they are inserted. No need to do the whole collection in one shot. And no need to pay. Now go grab cdparanoia and ffmpeg!
Got a great idea to stop this. You compose a song. Something called like "I'll sue you" and the lyrics saying roughly:
"I'll sue you,
If your website contains copyrighted lyrics.
You will go to jail
And you won't pass GO!"
You copyright and sue if the RIAA uses your lyrics without proper license, which you won't give them...
When I was younger, some 15 years ago, I had miniature cars. I had some using that "new technology". They would change from grey to orange when holding them, just by the heat of my hands. And when submerged in cold water, they would become blue, almost like if the water was dissolving the paint. It was fun at that time. I wonder why only now we use that paint for cars.
I already imagine the next step in the expansion of google: search software by it's source content. After scanning books for it's search engine, google will disassemble code to search software. I see why M$ is afraid:
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2. outlook
3. office ...
The problem is, since OOo keeps track of changes per user
So you want all users on a machine to have the same config for OO.o? Why not put the config files in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users ? Once the settings are ok, you put them there and everyone has the same config, with the default save format to.doc if you want.
I'm sorry, but the REAL obstacles (hint: fear isn't one of them) to adopting an entirely new operating system...
Well, that part is funny. So you think it is hard for a lot of people to change of OS and learn how to work. But people have adopted XP in the past, even if it was a LOT different from win9x. "where is the X icon/menu?" we heared. It was a big gui change at the time. And I can already see how it will happen when we will change to Vista! The thing is: since it is hard for people to adapt to a new system, and since soon we will be forced to change to vista (want it or not MS will push hard to force its adoption) which will be a big change for the users, why not take a try at some free alternatives?
Wow! This is just stupid. Microsoft invent the 1read DVD. Play it, then throw it; what a waste. Shouldn't there be law about making products intented to go to trash??! If you want my advice, I'll use that 1 read to rip the dvd and share it. I'll get sure nobody except me will buy one of those and throw it away. Sharing to makes dolphins happier....
Well, it's part of the cycle. Get too popular and shit begins to happen. It's the same for everything. Except that here is a little bit touchy since bittorrent is largely (but not exclusively) used for piracy. If your download is corrupted, you can call the MPAA/RIAA and tell them to "Stop corrupting my pirated movie download" but I doubt it would get you anywhere; except in jail, of course! If legal downloads were to be attacked (like slackware ISO and commercial demos and products) two things could happen: -massive change of p2p software (bt wasn't the first and won't be the last -finding and punishing the culprits (hehe, impossible!) The thing is we can't go against people for poisoning not entirely legal stuff. Sure, we can judge them morally, but in a trial this has almost no value!
So I don't see a lot of alternatives. Who is up for coding another P2P client in 15 lines of code?
Well congratulations on their success, but I don't believe it is really BAD for the industry. The thing is there are 2 kinds of gamers: those who are fan of mmorpg and the others. If you're like me, you've bought the game, played it some time and discovered it isn't your type of game, you're in the second category. The fact is a LOT of people don't like mmorpgs and get bored fast of them. The rest of the people are distributed amongst the mmorpg games. Sure there are a lot of people playing WoW. But there were also a lot of people playing Everquests and other mmo games. Except WoW is better(sorry for judging) and gained players from other rpgs (plus some new).
Even if there are a lot of wow players, people often play more than one game, so there is nothing to worry for game makers.
Well, I don't know that band, but there is my favorite band, Machinae supremacy who makes almost all their tunes availaible on their website. Even better, they distribute as mp3 AND ogg. Some months ago, I was wandering on their forum while downloading their lastest album. Some people were debating over the "illegal" bittorrent release and one of the band player wrote that they don't care about piracy, as long as it helps them to get known and makes people happy. 5 sec later, I was buying their cd online. I think a band with such enthusiasm for their music to be shared merits my money.
It's sooo true that length isn't all we should look at. There is this arcade sidescrolling shooter: Jets'n'Guns. A simple, well balanced game, with really GREAT gameplay. It's around 10h of gameplay, but it's soooo addictive. Once you've gone through, you MUST play again on harder levels. I've checked with friends and they all passed the game at least 3 times in a row. Now, that's a game of great value. It's nothing like doom3, which is costy and, once you've gone through, you don't play again cuz you "know where the monsters are hidden".
I don't see the interest to install this. Firefox has almost (if not) all the features of that google bar:
- Search and highlight within a page
- Easy google,ebay,etc. search (using mycroft and its extensions)
- Popup blocker (which works even better in combination with adblock)
- Auto filling form fields
- Browsing by names, instead of URLs
Really, what's left? oh yeah, screen space lost for a useless bar full of existent features and colored O. Well, maybe I'll install it for the colorfull logo, since it fits well with my current theme but that's all!:)
yeah! transluency. That's really innovation! Nvidia drivers for win currently support it for any prog and some apps (like trillian and winamp) can be set with an opacity level on win2k/xp. But what's the use of transluency? You play with it, your computer slows down, things get hardly readable and you disable it.:)
That's really absurd. Accusing makers of P2P progs of encouraging copyright infringment is like blaming Einstein for the existence of A-bomb. This is nonsense. Einstein elaborated a theory with no intention to create weapons. He wouldn't have existed the theory would have came anyway. It's the same for P2P. We cannot know what's the intentions of everyone are but the basis is: "We want to share our source code, our free compositions, our works, our demos..... costlessly and efficiently."
We can't accuse somebody for what others do with is work if you don't know what was its intentions at the beginning. And even if you know, you can't accuse "because you're sure its intentions are bad!"
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Yup, Star Wreck was better, but that's what you get when developping a movie for 7 years. But it doesn't take New Voyages 7 years to make those eps. Besides, I like a lot the old trek style. Less bling bling and more story.
With a bit of luck, the TargetAlert Extension will add an icon for such link so we can know without looking to the source that those are ping links.
I know, we've made some experimentation in biology class about bacteria culture. Since I had my laptop, I took some samples on it. Telephone and keyboards: it's almost the same. A world for small living stuff...
hey, but I like FreeBSD!
I believe we should be evaluated not by how much we donate, but by what we have left after the donation. Then, I could be considered as a _big_ donator!
I am surprised nobody mentioned it: The future's interface is LCars. Simplicity, elegance and functionality. Plus it's in Star Trek's computers :)
Come on! do someone really need to pay to rip cds? There are plenty of tools already availaible that rip fast and that are fully customizable. There are no excuses. Even if you have a big collection. When you want to listen one of your CD, what do you do? Insert it in the drive. Well, just rip 'em once they are inserted. No need to do the whole collection in one shot. And no need to pay. Now go grab cdparanoia and ffmpeg!
Got a great idea to stop this. You compose a song. Something called like "I'll sue you" and the lyrics saying roughly:
"I'll sue you,
If your website contains copyrighted lyrics.
You will go to jail
And you won't pass GO!"
You copyright and sue if the RIAA uses your lyrics without proper license, which you won't give them...
When I was younger, some 15 years ago, I had miniature cars. I had some using that "new technology". They would change from grey to orange when holding them, just by the heat of my hands. And when submerged in cold water, they would become blue, almost like if the water was dissolving the paint. It was fun at that time. I wonder why only now we use that paint for cars.
Results for "buffer overrun": 139 485 293 results.
...
1. windows
2. outlook
3. office
So you want all users on a machine to have the same config for OO.o? Why not put the config files in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users ? Once the settings are ok, you put them there and everyone has the same config, with the default save format to .doc if you want.
yeah! he probably hasn't seen the thinkgeek t-shirt:
"Obey gravity. It's the law!"
Well, that part is funny. So you think it is hard for a lot of people to change of OS and learn how to work. But people have adopted XP in the past, even if it was a LOT different from win9x. "where is the X icon/menu?" we heared. It was a big gui change at the time. And I can already see how it will happen when we will change to Vista! The thing is: since it is hard for people to adapt to a new system, and since soon we will be forced to change to vista (want it or not MS will push hard to force its adoption) which will be a big change for the users, why not take a try at some free alternatives?
In 300 years:
google: the answer is 42
people: the answer to what?
google: hmmm... sorry, can't remember!
Wow! This is just stupid. Microsoft invent the 1read DVD. Play it, then throw it; what a waste. Shouldn't there be law about making products intented to go to trash??! If you want my advice, I'll use that 1 read to rip the dvd and share it. I'll get sure nobody except me will buy one of those and throw it away. Sharing to makes dolphins happier....
-massive change of p2p software (bt wasn't the first and won't be the last
-finding and punishing the culprits (hehe, impossible!)
The thing is we can't go against people for poisoning not entirely legal stuff. Sure, we can judge them morally, but in a trial this has almost no value!
So I don't see a lot of alternatives. Who is up for coding another P2P client in 15 lines of code?
I can already see how it will look like:
"Do you really want to shutdown Windows and boot Linux?"
Even if there are a lot of wow players, people often play more than one game, so there is nothing to worry for game makers.
no, until we create cylons... which we will surely do in a near future :/
Well, I don't know that band, but there is my favorite band, Machinae supremacy who makes almost all their tunes availaible on their website. Even better, they distribute as mp3 AND ogg. Some months ago, I was wandering on their forum while downloading their lastest album. Some people were debating over the "illegal" bittorrent release and one of the band player wrote that they don't care about piracy, as long as it helps them to get known and makes people happy. 5 sec later, I was buying their cd online. I think a band with such enthusiasm for their music to be shared merits my money.
It's sooo true that length isn't all we should look at. There is this arcade sidescrolling shooter: Jets'n'Guns. A simple, well balanced game, with really GREAT gameplay. It's around 10h of gameplay, but it's soooo addictive. Once you've gone through, you MUST play again on harder levels. I've checked with friends and they all passed the game at least 3 times in a row. Now, that's a game of great value. It's nothing like doom3, which is costy and, once you've gone through, you don't play again cuz you "know where the monsters are hidden".
then use the pagerank extension!
http://www.tapouillo.com/firefox_extension/
I don't see the interest to install this. Firefox has almost (if not) all the features of that google bar: :)
- Search and highlight within a page
- Easy google,ebay,etc. search (using mycroft and its extensions)
- Popup blocker (which works even better in combination with adblock)
- Auto filling form fields
- Browsing by names, instead of URLs
Really, what's left? oh yeah, screen space lost for a useless bar full of existent features and colored O. Well, maybe I'll install it for the colorfull logo, since it fits well with my current theme but that's all!
yeah! transluency. That's really innovation! Nvidia drivers for win currently support it for any prog and some apps (like trillian and winamp) can be set with an opacity level on win2k/xp. But what's the use of transluency? You play with it, your computer slows down, things get hardly readable and you disable it. :)
"We want to share our source code, our free compositions, our works, our demos..... costlessly and efficiently."
We can't accuse somebody for what others do with is work if you don't know what was its intentions at the beginning. And even if you know, you can't accuse "because you're sure its intentions are bad!"