hopefully this wakes at least one influential person in the listed companies to the patent problems. if it doesn't, i sincerely hope they get what they deserve...
people are imperfect, and people with power are more given to corruption than people without it. it's not so much the government system as the people in charge of said system, although it would be nice to have one that anticipates corrupt leaders (do they have that already?).
oh, sorry. i meant that the county bus system was being advertised, it was a tv commercial. although advertising for amtrak on a bus and vice versa is a pretty good idea
i think it was ww1, the british sent one signal wire along for transmission, using the ground as, well, the ground. so the germans found a way to position spikes in such a way to get the british signal (albeit weakly... they had tube amplifiers to make it usable) from the ground current their communications equipment produced. that ^^ was listed as an example of van eck phreaking somewhere...
"I don't know what this means really, but I am enjoying the slow march towards science fiction."
there are some science fiction scenarios that i'm sure very few of us want to march toward.
as funny as that is, if you think about it, the program was intelligently designed. perhaps improve is a better word in this case than evolve
hopefully this wakes at least one influential person in the listed companies to the patent problems.
:)
if it doesn't, i sincerely hope they get what they deserve...
and then fix the patent system
did he just rehash a past-election retort?
well played :)
My UID is prime... is your's?
the apostrophe does not belong
"In Soviet Russia, the Fnords can see you!"
shouldn't it be:
In Soviet Russia, the Fnords can't see you!
?
are you saying you posted them?
it's also a brand of dish soap
people are imperfect, and people with power are more given to corruption than people without it. it's not so much the government system as the people in charge of said system, although it would be nice to have one that anticipates corrupt leaders (do they have that already?).
they'd never get around to making a cynical moderation, and if they did it would be abused.
vendor_id : AuthenticAMD
cpu family : 15
model : 4
model name : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 2800+
stepping : 8
*snip*
TLB size : 1024 4K pages
clflush size : 64
cache_alignment : 64
address sizes : 40 bits physical, 48 bits virtual
it didn't find 11210410511510946111114103
oh, sorry. i meant that the county bus system was being advertised, it was a tv commercial. although advertising for amtrak on a bus and vice versa is a pretty good idea
it must be special funds; they were advertising the county bus system around where i live maybe a year ago.
i think it was ww1, the british sent one signal wire along for transmission, using the ground as, well, the ground. so the germans found a way to position spikes in such a way to get the british signal (albeit weakly... they had tube amplifiers to make it usable) from the ground current their communications equipment produced.
that ^^ was listed as an example of van eck phreaking somewhere...
it's still copying.
Good thing they didn't actually copy OS features, or UI designs from anybody! Then they'd be in real trouble!
i thought it was based off of bsd... and i'm pretty sure safari is based on the khtml engine.
"I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. "
is that from the movie or the oakenfold track? (i'm listening to the one after it right now)
*click* -- that allows you to highlight a word and right-click it to find the meaning. i don't know if it works in textareas
it might even be 2 bits depending who you ask
(i don't think so, but it's a possibility that someone might)
i think tepples was joking
wow, a person on slashdot with a level head regarding microsoft.
you're a rarity; please don't leave
"(Or can they?)"
i'm sorry, but doesn't bolding a parenthetical statement defeat some of its purpose?
i just use pata for optical drives and sata for hard drives, a nice compromise so far as i'm concerned