if you go to example.com and see no popup but a lot of nice coded hacks on your browser to make their service more productive, then you go to freeexamplesgratis.com and see the same hacks used to open popups. you just waste some 8 hours closing them and never come back to free..com, they die, their advertisers has to pay for the non-intrusive ad model from the polite example.com wich you uses exclusively now. everyone happy.
what's so damn boring about intrusive ads and popups. close them, close the site that opened them and never come back.
"According to NARA's specifications, the system must ultimately be able to absorb any of the 16,000 other software formats believed to be in use throughout the federal bureaucracy"
probably some versions of WORD are there. so they will need to run office macros to not hurt DMCA while extracting keywords on those
> Yeah, I mean pure text/command line/keyboard only is great if you're a programmer. But I need a mouse for doing art/graphics
You can edit SVG in jEdit (yep, it's a text editor)
> much easier than having to tab 30 times till the correct hyperlink is selected in my browser
I find MUCH easier to type "/" and then the link text. i don't have to scroll or look for the link, the browser does it for me. (unless you use IE or other mac crap. stay with mozilla and opera)
Nintend had a nice and cheap development kit for the GBA and gamecube. It was very clear that was with the weekend game designer in mind. But as soon as it appeared in stores in japan, it was gone. removed from the market
The GBA was a simple cable, so it appeared in the korean black market prety soon. I belive that it's the base of the unofficial movie players, mp3 players and other nice stuff that appeared for the GBA.
> He also says AIM communiques are never stored > on AOL's hard drives
they use the bazilion CDs they have left.
they were planing a second wave of "free internet" cds. but since the gov prohibited them on the basis of enviromental damage, they don't have to waste hard drives space for some 11 years.
AOL just is saying that "if you put in you email and interests, we can publish a page on our servers and send that crap to another users if they request"
it don't mention messages, you bunch of dumb paranoids.
after all, you don't post a message to aim, you send it specificaly to another user.
if it was 40-some% and now it's 30-some% it could also mean that there are a increase in companies hiring man, not an exodus from the ladies side. Also, could mean an exodus, of course.... maybe lots of porn sites broke in a retarded dot com effect
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if you go to example.com and see no popup but a lot of nice coded hacks on your browser to make their service more productive, then you go to freeexamplesgratis.com and see the same hacks used to open popups. you just waste some 8 hours closing them and never come back to free..com, they die, their advertisers has to pay for the non-intrusive ad model from the polite example.com wich you uses exclusively now. everyone happy.
...now, about spam...
what's so damn boring about intrusive ads and popups. close them, close the site that opened them and never come back.
is it so dificult?
> VeriChip advocates argue it could help in these circumstances.
uh? wouldn't exploding the device void the warranty?
anyway, i for one welcome our verichip sellers overlords
i agree with you.
gnome is simply stagnated. no more preferences (i'd like to resize my windows with alt+LMB, please!) and lots and lots of futile memory eating crap.
that's why i use exclusively ion3
- You can link them together.
you like the pipes uh?. take a look at plan 9 then
actually, it's a meta dupe
it's a dupe about a book from 1979 that is a dupe from one from 1971
morse translation:
- oooo o ooo oo --o = thesig
they win more money with that than you can think of. because the average user think of computer = windows.
if they change too much, they loose their main appeal. they must be conservative.
sad but true. I for myself, would start redesigning the keyboard and mouse. let alone keep any crap on todays UI.
screw those phishing titles! goddamit
headline: mans arrested for giving out candies!
TFA: the was distributing candies fillied with cocaine near a elementary school.
"According to NARA's specifications, the system must ultimately be able to absorb any of the 16,000 other software formats believed to be in use throughout the federal bureaucracy"
probably some versions of WORD are there. so they will need to run office macros to not hurt DMCA while extracting keywords on those
in soviet russia, people get more respect and privacy then in united states.
> Well, the thing is that I can trust many people I know with my life, but not with my computer.
...maybe if you stop stocking up all that weird pr0n stuff
> Yeah, I mean pure text/command line/keyboard only is great if you're a programmer. But I need a mouse for doing art/graphics
You can edit SVG in jEdit (yep, it's a text editor)
> much easier than having to tab 30 times till the correct hyperlink is selected in my browser
I find MUCH easier to type "/" and then the link text. i don't have to scroll or look for the link, the browser does it for me. (unless you use IE or other mac crap. stay with mozilla and opera)
yah, and redering incosistence should be left to the comitees, right?
now you just have to learn the 10-foot-unblockable-move
Nintend had a nice and cheap development kit for the GBA and gamecube. It was very clear that was with the weekend game designer in mind. But as soon as it appeared in stores in japan, it was gone. removed from the market
The GBA was a simple cable, so it appeared in the korean black market prety soon. I belive that it's the base of the unofficial movie players, mp3 players and other nice stuff that appeared for the GBA.
"only those truely 31007, such as myself, can see its golden case..."
31007?
like, Bi007?
are you a bissexual agent with a license to kill?
> Be sure to tune in to UPN tonight
as usual, no mirrors mentioned. tsk tsk tsk
getting a torrent is way too much trouble...
what about letting the browser treat it like another protocol?
torrent://1.2.3.4/video1.torrent
and the browser deals with loading the hash file and conecting to peers and all the hassle. so to me, it's just another download link...
those folder icons reminds me a *lot* of Next icons. i find that way too early 80's to be any perty.
fief writes "Ron Jeremy explains why windows based firewall solutions will drive a manager insane in a viral marketing bit. (flash required)"
now we just need to get X out!
PS: Yes, i'm serious.
> He also says AIM communiques are never stored
> on AOL's hard drives
they use the bazilion CDs they have left.
they were planing a second wave of "free internet" cds. but since the gov prohibited them on the basis of enviromental damage, they don't have to waste hard drives space for some 11 years.
AOL just is saying that "if you put in you email and interests, we can publish a page on our servers and send that crap to another users if they request"
it don't mention messages, you bunch of dumb paranoids.
after all, you don't post a message to aim, you send it specificaly to another user.
if it was 40-some% and now it's 30-some% it could also mean that there are a increase in companies hiring man, not an exodus from the ladies side. Also, could mean an exodus, of course. ... maybe lots of porn sites broke in a retarded dot com effect
why they just don't patent the virus?
100% of windows computers have virus, so they can sue anyone that uses windows and don't have a license for the viruses.
They could outcame bill gates fortune since most computers would require an average 200 liceses each.