Martian1 "Did you read Slashdot this morning.?" Martian2 "Yea, those stupid, stupid earthlings...Time to send another smallpox, plague and cholera space probe to them again so they don't have time to think about screwing with other worlds." Martian1 "How about having it hit that big house in Washington, where the agressive leader lives. That would also likely end his idea of a mission to mars."
..that you might be holding onto. By the end of 2005 they will be gone. How AOL purchased but never really "owned" Time Warner will be one of economic history's great term paper topics.
Netzero (and Juno?) will be the winners in dial-up.
Oh, and MS will get out of the Net provider business.
My 80 year old dad, who is not technology adept, was paying $22 per month for AOL dial up. I switched him to Juno, he saves money and the service is fine.
I wonder why AOL is still alive.
From the city of liberalism in the suburbs of Chicago BJ, Oak Park, IL
1. If I use a certain frequency with a great amount of radio energy I can make it a "rival" situation; i.e. others are excluded. This happened with CB radio when certain truckers used 1 kWatt booster amps. I'm happy that signals strength and frequency usage is governed by laws.
2. Many people can use the property of a public park, a large lake, or the oxygen in a city.
1. Why not put some big $$$ in robotics to repair HST? 2. Why not put HST and International Space Station together? Compromise orbit. 3. Why not send robots to the bottom of the sea? 4. Why not send robots to our moon and Mars? 5. Why do physical humans have to do everything?
Happened on 2 computers for me. XP home and XP pro. I highly recommend NOT using the automatic download and update service. It will give you grief, I promise.
Would people pay $25 per hour for me to do this for them? I'm a high school chemistry teacher wouldn't not mind the extra income. I would not feel guilty charging the same for family and friends.
...what do I do? Oh and if you have a virus or worm could you let me know too?
[Caution this is a semi-joke; I'm pretty sure Linux is still pretty virginal. But I'm looking for that one final reason to change from Windows to Linux.]
I recall Lotus had a lawsuit against As-Easy-As or some such company. They claimed that copyright protected against keystroke compatibility, look and feel to user and file spec being identical. Will this ever surface again?
Slashdot Mirror
Martian1 "Did you read Slashdot this morning.?"
Martian2 "Yea, those stupid, stupid earthlings...Time to send another smallpox, plague and cholera space probe to them again so they don't have time to think about screwing with other worlds."
Martian1 "How about having it hit that big house in Washington, where the agressive leader lives. That would also likely end his idea of a mission to mars."
Just to be safe.
My daughter and I will be doing spyware removal as a summer job in an affluent suburb of Chicago. (I teach HS chemistry.)
;)
IPO will be next fall.
Someone is writing those trojans, viruses, spyware, et. al.
and spam from people in the neighborhood.
..that you might be holding onto. By the end of 2005 they will be gone. How AOL purchased but never really "owned" Time Warner will be one of economic history's great term paper topics.
Netzero (and Juno?) will be the winners in dial-up.
Oh, and MS will get out of the Net provider business.
My 80 year old dad, who is not technology adept, was paying $22 per month for AOL dial up. I switched him to Juno, he saves money and the service is fine.
I wonder why AOL is still alive.
From the city of liberalism in the suburbs of Chicago
BJ, Oak Park, IL
Anyone know of a school using RFID for student identification?
Get rid of all dangers to system = humans
We, my friends, are the only great danger to this planet.
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1. If I use a certain frequency with a great amount of radio energy I can make it a "rival" situation; i.e. others are excluded. This happened with CB radio when certain truckers used 1 kWatt booster amps. I'm happy that signals strength and frequency usage is governed by laws.
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2. Many people can use the property of a public park, a large lake, or the oxygen in a city.
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1. Why not put some big $$$ in robotics to repair HST?
2. Why not put HST and International Space Station together? Compromise orbit.
3. Why not send robots to the bottom of the sea?
4. Why not send robots to our moon and Mars?
5. Why do physical humans have to do everything?
Give the automatons a chance at the actions
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in a soundproof room and then cut my own mix CD how does DRM stop me? for video use a digital camcorder
then i put it on a P2P network hosted from Pakistan or on my clandestine 10 Kilowatt WiFi pirate network 12.1 miles from the LA coast.
"Under the sea, that's where Disney will be, under the sea."
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...as long as I can get it to run Windows XP Pro instead of Linux. Does it have a mouse port and joystick port? Can I use it to play MP3s?
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Happened on 2 computers for me. XP home and XP pro. I highly recommend NOT using the automatic download and update service. It will give you grief, I promise.
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apparently password changed, or something
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...or for fondling something/someone.
Just curious.
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This might be a much more interesting site.
Or mymostembarrassingmomentwas.com might yield some really good stories.
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market a Linux distro with a flaw/bug that will make users reject it.
Conspiracy Theorist and former Nader supporter
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Don't worry about the size. I'll scan them and correct the distortions.
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...because a day later Palm users will massively interconnect to form the World Fastest Clustered Computer Environment. The OS? Linux, of course. .}
Would you need a fingerprint scan to verify that you only vote one time?
How would the Voter Verifiable Audit Trails (VVAT)work? Could I check online to see that my vote was recorded correctly?
Would people pay $25 per hour for me to do this for them? I'm a high school chemistry teacher wouldn't not mind the extra income. I would not feel guilty charging the same for family and friends.
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...what do I do? Oh and if you have a virus or worm could you let me know too?
[Caution this is a semi-joke; I'm pretty sure Linux is still pretty virginal. But I'm looking for that one final reason to change from Windows to Linux.]
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I recall Lotus had a lawsuit against As-Easy-As or some such company. They claimed that copyright protected against keystroke compatibility, look and feel to user and file spec being identical. Will this ever surface again?
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nuff said
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