RIAA using the Copyright is a BAD idea because they don't offer their product for free. When it comes to Copyright being put to GOOD use, it's done by those who license with the GPL, especially the Linux people. The RIAA is made of hypocrites.
on a limited resource computing device
first of all, that technically covers every computing device.
but if i take the non-technical definition, does it include large systems whose resources have become limited due to a bloated os/application set?
some of that money (MS money) will filter to taxes and come to us
but i think M$ patented the filter... so they would still have to pay microsoft the royalty
Don't let Microsoft obtain yet another desktop monopoly!
yeah! us linux people should take over the second desktop market... M$ doesn't know about it yet
WMs like XFCE4 and desktops like Gnome2.6 and KDE 3.2
and ratpoison is pretty good for a lightweight wm. seing a highres terminal at full screen... drool. oh and konqueror on full screen... that's amazing.
I'm a Christian, and my dad's into that stuff.
the Shroud of Turin is a fake, and carbon dating is flawed in all situations where the original amount of C14 in the specimen is unkown. (things they were not there to test initially)
Carbon dating is a little more difficult to doctor than photographs
the equation for carbon dating uses the amount of carbon 14 present in the wood when it was cut from the tree, the amount decayed (rate * time) of carbon 14, and the amount of carbon 14 present in the wood now to find out how long it's been there. since carbon 14 decays into gaseous nitrogen 14, the amount of carbon 14 in the wood originally is unknown. the amount of time it was sitting there is also unkown.
so you're solving for the amount of time (unkown) it took the original grams (unkown) to decay into the present amount of grams (known).
2unkowns 1 known: the equation cannot be solved.
researchers take a guess at the amount originally present in order to use the radiocarbon equation
they'll be very sure it works. in the meantime, get broadband and set up your own mail server with qmail. i was able to do it with a 100mhz pentium, and my inbox is 5 gigs with no content snooping or other restrictions
they are on the record of desiring everyone's private keys
do they have those keys?
they WILL cut you as often as they can think of a new way to do it.
here is where your tin foil hat comes in. the government is run by citizens (in gov. positions) and these "cuts" will effect them too if allowed. please realize that the government is not intentionally out to get you. they may try to help businesses or make crime fighting easier and miss the side effects because they are overly zealous (and the number of things affected is huge)
there was other stuff (like mentioning the little guy), but saying it's got nothing to do with tin foil then ending on "'they' are out to get you" seemed a bit contradictory
Right now I'm looking into getting an old, old laptop with AC adapter for use as a server
you might be interested in mini itx. you've probly seen that before though... but it seems to fit what you're looking for
my dad has an ibook g3 that he uses to write down the minutes of a meeting or give a presentation (the video out on that thing works amazingly well). he has no firewire devices.
lol. i use a celeron. in fact, i use a 150mhz cyrix as a webserver, and that extra 100mhz pentium works great as a mail server. the extra processing power isn't really necessary for many of the people i know. but to each his own. esp. since you've got dvd editing/making to do... that would kill my machine:)
The SOLUTION is to make the design usable in the first place.
it is usable. there's just a learning curve. partially due to the fact that linux is different from what w32 users are used to. when they make linux "usable" with a high overhead gui and bloated interfaces, i'll be using lfs or a bsd
maybe mainstream isn't the target market for this os; it wasn't for unix
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RIAA using the Copyright is a BAD idea because they don't offer their product for free. When it comes to Copyright being put to GOOD use, it's done by those who license with the GPL, especially the Linux people. The RIAA is made of hypocrites.
If you don't like it, move to Russia!
reminds me of a quote from the Bible... "where there is knowledge, it will pass away"
on a limited resource computing device
first of all, that technically covers every computing device.
but if i take the non-technical definition, does it include large systems whose resources have become limited due to a bloated os/application set?
some of that money (MS money) will filter to taxes and come to us
but i think M$ patented the filter... so they would still have to pay microsoft the royalty
Don't let Microsoft obtain yet another desktop monopoly!
yeah! us linux people should take over the second desktop market... M$ doesn't know about it yet
ever see Super Troopers?
chug! chug! chug!
and ratpoison is pretty good for a lightweight wm. seing a highres terminal at full screen... drool. oh and konqueror on full screen... that's amazing.
p.s. i found out about ratpoison via a /. post
I'm a Christian, and my dad's into that stuff.
the Shroud of Turin is a fake, and carbon dating is flawed in all situations where the original amount of C14 in the specimen is unkown. (things they were not there to test initially)
the equation for carbon dating uses the amount of carbon 14 present in the wood when it was cut from the tree, the amount decayed (rate * time) of carbon 14, and the amount of carbon 14 present in the wood now to find out how long it's been there. since carbon 14 decays into gaseous nitrogen 14, the amount of carbon 14 in the wood originally is unknown. the amount of time it was sitting there is also unkown.
so you're solving for the amount of time (unkown) it took the original grams (unkown) to decay into the present amount of grams (known). 2unkowns 1 known: the equation cannot be solved.
researchers take a guess at the amount originally present in order to use the radiocarbon equation
Wow... thats really sad...
you've hit it right on
thank you so much!!
my first question was, "can i see an example?"
excellent work, thanks.
they'll be very sure it works. in the meantime, get broadband and set up your own mail server with qmail. i was able to do it with a 100mhz pentium, and my inbox is 5 gigs with no content snooping or other restrictions
i was hoping we would be going to space for the improvements it would bring to technology.
commercialization... make billions and billions... what a good little capitalist!
lets hear it for motives!! woot
they are on the record of desiring everyone's private keys
do they have those keys?
they WILL cut you as often as they can think of a new way to do it.
here is where your tin foil hat comes in. the government is run by citizens (in gov. positions) and these "cuts" will effect them too if allowed. please realize that the government is not intentionally out to get you. they may try to help businesses or make crime fighting easier and miss the side effects because they are overly zealous (and the number of things affected is huge)
there was other stuff (like mentioning the little guy), but saying it's got nothing to do with tin foil then ending on "'they' are out to get you" seemed a bit contradictory
and that's the HAM bands
does tin foil help or hurt the reception of those?
seriously though, you have some good points if a bit overplayed
ah, you must be an American
it would be far more interesting and fun to write a program to circumvent their measures as many others have found
but the mic input is analog.
toslink would be a more digital option, but idk if those recievers support it
Right now I'm looking into getting an old, old laptop with AC adapter for use as a server
you might be interested in mini itx. you've probly seen that before though... but it seems to fit what you're looking for
so my bicycle can run linux 2.2?
you don't need a computer either.
my dad has an ibook g3 that he uses to write down the minutes of a meeting or give a presentation (the video out on that thing works amazingly well). he has no firewire devices.
lol. i use a celeron. in fact, i use a 150mhz cyrix as a webserver, and that extra 100mhz pentium works great as a mail server. the extra processing power isn't really necessary for many of the people i know. :)
but to each his own. esp. since you've got dvd editing/making to do... that would kill my machine
The SOLUTION is to make the design usable in the first place.
it is usable. there's just a learning curve. partially due to the fact that linux is different from what w32 users are used to. when they make linux "usable" with a high overhead gui and bloated interfaces, i'll be using lfs or a bsd
maybe mainstream isn't the target market for this os; it wasn't for unix