As a Canadian, I will do these people justice by using my protected rights to share gigabyte after gigabyte of pirated music.
We need more Canadians to have music 'available' for download. We could really cause a ripple effect in which so many of us can legally provide music to p2p apps, that there would be no way to stop the rest of the world.
I'm going home tonight, making a bunch of torrents for my 100 disc collection of mp3, and making all few thousand singles available on gnutella network.
I propose a rally of all Canadians or any other nation that can legally share music. If you can share music, spend the bandwidth and do it. Lets create so much of a problem that the RIAA is defenseless.
Will there be an easy to see marker in the version number indicating new features? I would like to know if a specific kernel was released for fixes or for new features. This is sure going to keep Gentoo's Portage people busy.
I suppose every changelog must be checked by the distro folks, so kernels can be marked accordingly.
I can feel the headache already...
On the other hand, 2.6 kernel is great, and well thought out and implemented features and hardware support should be welcomed with open arms.
This article is refering to the fact that when tubes are overpowered, they tend to reproduce the truest sound possible.
Please do not confuse distortion with tubes. Many tube based guitar amplifiers can have their clean channel cranked right open, by use of their power tubes. These tubes keep the sound crystal clear. The distortion is created by the preamp tubes, which are specifically selected based on the distortion you want.
An amplifier warmed up for at least 30 minutes will produce the best reproduction of the origial sound. Many audio professionals will argue that DSP can emulate the effects of these crystal clear sounds and tones. Almost every high end audiophile system includes a set of power tubes specifically because audiophiles _know_ that tubes sound best. DSP simply cannot reproduce the warm tones of tubes.
Asside from the power tubes' wonderful audio characteristics, they can help keep you warm during those late night-mid winter jam sessions...:)
Please know the difference between tubes being used for distortion, and tubes being used for audio reproduction. Also keep in mind that hundreds of tube varieties exist, all with a unique sound.
Just like on the Hackers Movie, where we all found out that naming your computer and refering to it with a human name was very cool.
While having difficulty configuring a samba share between boxes 'emily' and 'joseph'....Mom, joseph and emily are fighting again, can you please do something?
Your computer is a tool, nothing more. Does anyone feel loyal to a spoon?
While people do grow fond of their machines, many people just hate them. Obviously the real meaning of this post is that the tools around us can be given human emotions. Some people hate their cars for instance, while other people just love them. Many more people will just tell you its a car, who cares?
Perhaps if we spend a lot of time using a perticular tool, human nature helps us treat the tool like we would another person.
Or, perhaps I just woke up and can't form intelligent thoughts?
I am personally disappointed in having to wait another week, however I completely respect the Gnome team on their tireless efforts.:)
I definatly agree with the idea of rolling back to a backed up copy of their site, but perhaps they do not know how long someone was able to access their systems?
Perhaps we should think of Bill's thoughts on 640k ram and today's massive ammounts, as an analogy to closed source today and open source of the future!
Why don't you suggest an employee/employer focus group? You could suggest that employees requiring notification via text and voice is a neccessary for you to perform your job.
You really should side with them employer on banning employees from cell phones unless they really do need it for their position. This position should leave you neutral to both techies and employers.
Perhaps your company is willing to purchase a few dedicated email capable cell phones for technical employees? Many possible solutions are out there if you can sit down as a group and properly discuss the matter.
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FP!
I bought the DVD, and its definately worth it, regardless of other peoples' opinions.
Heh, that would be the MPAA that confiscated the films. Damn them too.
As a Canadian, I will do these people justice by using my protected rights to share gigabyte after gigabyte of pirated music.
We need more Canadians to have music 'available' for download. We could really cause a ripple effect in which so many of us can legally provide music to p2p apps, that there would be no way to stop the rest of the world.
I'm going home tonight, making a bunch of torrents for my 100 disc collection of mp3, and making all few thousand singles available on gnutella network.
I propose a rally of all Canadians or any other nation that can legally share music. If you can share music, spend the bandwidth and do it. Lets create so much of a problem that the RIAA is defenseless.
Let's show the RIAA that we are in control.
Will there be an easy to see marker in the version number indicating new features? I would like to know if a specific kernel was released for fixes or for new features. This is sure going to keep Gentoo's Portage people busy.
I suppose every changelog must be checked by the distro folks, so kernels can be marked accordingly.
I can feel the headache already...
On the other hand, 2.6 kernel is great, and well thought out and implemented features and hardware support should be welcomed with open arms.
I mean, c'mon people, the pocket pc is running windows. This virus isn't exactly revolutionary.
At least now I can justify the Zaurus over the 'other guys'!
This article is refering to the fact that when tubes are overpowered, they tend to reproduce the truest sound possible.
Please do not confuse distortion with tubes. Many tube based guitar amplifiers can have their clean channel cranked right open, by use of their power tubes. These tubes keep the sound crystal clear. The distortion is created by the preamp tubes, which are specifically selected based on the distortion you want.
An amplifier warmed up for at least 30 minutes will produce the best reproduction of the origial sound. Many audio professionals will argue that DSP can emulate the effects of these crystal clear sounds and tones. Almost every high end audiophile system includes a set of power tubes specifically because audiophiles _know_ that tubes sound best. DSP simply cannot reproduce the warm tones of tubes.
Asside from the power tubes' wonderful audio characteristics, they can help keep you warm during those late night-mid winter jam sessions... :)
Please know the difference between tubes being used for distortion, and tubes being used for audio reproduction. Also keep in mind that hundreds of tube varieties exist, all with a unique sound.
as I quiety tap the nails of the coffin.
Finally a great way for the cafeteria staff to calculate lunch order statistics!
Because of this man's great efforts, we can google for 'failure' and be greeted with President Bush's Biography.
Technology never ceases to amaze me. :)
Chalk one more mark for the good guys! :)
Hard work for the good of others does pay off from time to time.
...In the 80's.
I am a T-1000 Model.
I have a neural-net processah in a metal alloy exo-skeleton, covered in living tissue.
Honestly now, these video rendering super-computer can't touch a T-1000!
It is great to see a company that is willing to provide choice to its customers.
Perhaps this will force American media companies to offer a few better options to their customers.
To continue Laffer's quote...
"And we control almost none of them."
I remember goign to a car show in Pontiac Michigan about 10 years ago. One of the first big car crunching robots was there.
I really think we need extreme battle bots. Perhaps the Micro$oft team against the Linux team?
I suppose the Linux team would have an unfair advantage, as the M$ bot would have to be rebooted after every few minutes of heavy activity... :)
Let me be the first to say... Doh! Should have paid my bill!
It would be nice to walk in and have Slashdot headlines rolling above me...
You were a kid then, but imagine people fighting about a spoon in their mid-twenties... Now THAT is scary. :)
Just like on the Hackers Movie, where we all found out that naming your computer and refering to it with a human name was very cool.
While having difficulty configuring a samba share between boxes 'emily' and 'joseph'....Mom, joseph and emily are fighting again, can you please do something?Your computer is a tool, nothing more. Does anyone feel loyal to a spoon?
While people do grow fond of their machines, many people just hate them. Obviously the real meaning of this post is that the tools around us can be given human emotions. Some people hate their cars for instance, while other people just love them. Many more people will just tell you its a car, who cares?
Perhaps if we spend a lot of time using a perticular tool, human nature helps us treat the tool like we would another person.
Or, perhaps I just woke up and can't form intelligent thoughts?
I am personally disappointed in having to wait another week, however I completely respect the Gnome team on their tireless efforts. :)
I definatly agree with the idea of rolling back to a backed up copy of their site, but perhaps they do not know how long someone was able to access their systems?
Gnome team, take all the time you need. :)
Poor Bill.
Perhaps we should think of Bill's thoughts on 640k ram and today's massive ammounts, as an analogy to closed source today and open source of the future!
Lets all hope that this device lives up to the hype...
Why don't you suggest an employee/employer focus group? You could suggest that employees requiring notification via text and voice is a neccessary for you to perform your job.
You really should side with them employer on banning employees from cell phones unless they really do need it for their position. This position should leave you neutral to both techies and employers.
Perhaps your company is willing to purchase a few dedicated email capable cell phones for technical employees? Many possible solutions are out there if you can sit down as a group and properly discuss the matter.
Copper will lift with current applied using the Biefeld-Brown effect discovered by Thomas Townsend Brown in 1928.
This is a real effect, NASA has patented its use.
Many people around the world have created small anti-gravity lifters with this effect.