full, unrestricted permissions to their own property.
would you drive a car that wouldn't allow you to go over the speed limit? I mean c'mon, it's illegal anyway. Why would anybody want to go over the speed limit?
The protocol itself is derived from the Open Software Foundation (OSF) RPC protocol, but with the addition of some Microsoft specific extensions.
i.e. vulnerabilities
(until you pay us money) that's the message SCO is sending to linux users. who cares? if they win, all the resources for developing linux go to work on bsd. think of how good that could get. if they lose (likely, and hopefully) we get to keep using linux for free, yippee!
Awesome. Maybe after the trial Red Hat and SCO can rub both of their one-dollar bills together and split on a Big Mac
nope, big macs cost $2.33. maybe if the cashier was a linux user and SCO danced a jig for him/her. lol
yeah those capacitors have huge capacitance, but can't handle much voltage, in case anyone cared. i used 10 of the one farad variety to power a miniature rc car.
amazing. when does this transfer to audio components? soon that five channel reciever will be operating in class A. (really good sound, but extremely inefficient i.e. really hot + big heatsink. till now)
just one type of OS
wouldn't it be cool if they made 10 OS's and every one had the same front end but a different back end? just speculating, but we could start with what's out there.
i've heard somewhere that the next microsoft version allows them [gates & co.] to erase illegal media from your hard drive.... lol that's gonna be one heck of an article
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full, unrestricted permissions to their own property.
would you drive a car that wouldn't allow you to go over the speed limit? I mean c'mon, it's illegal anyway. Why would anybody want to go over the speed limit?
Don't let them know! the last thing they need is an idea
goodness, i hope nobody reads this site. sheesh.
etymotic ear buds are another option
for the metric users out there, that's 2.54cm and 1.60935km (160935cm or 63360.236 times as much)
it was great until everyone wanted land... err *cough* until everyone wants it their way.
Please don't set up rules and regulation on the net, but I'll admit, this is pretty out of hand.
do the cd's still hold 74/80 minutes of the uncompressed music?
First the RIAA sues downloaders, but it doesn't stop there. What bitrate is the WMA encoded at?
where have we heard of software and monopolies before?
The protocol itself is derived from the Open Software Foundation (OSF) RPC protocol, but with the addition of some Microsoft specific extensions. i.e. vulnerabilities
what do the feng shui people think of this?
medium: An intervening substance through which something else is transmitted or carried on.
so you sell either your harddrive or the internet. for $.99?
now you know why he said it's impractical.
but if you feel up to it, i call first dibs.
ever see bowling for columbine?
but it's free to me, so why not?
unless you run LFS.
i'm a Christian and don't find it offensive.
btw, ogg/vorbis is one of the best names because it's interesting, short, and cool sounding
magnetite comes out
(until you pay us money) that's the message SCO is sending to linux users. who cares? if they win, all the resources for developing linux go to work on bsd. think of how good that could get. if they lose (likely, and hopefully) we get to keep using linux for free, yippee!
i'd say linux/unix/bsd/mac(now a *nix) are competition. especially with two of them being free oh and beos and the like
Awesome. Maybe after the trial Red Hat and SCO can rub both of their one-dollar bills together and split on a Big Mac
nope, big macs cost $2.33. maybe if the cashier was a linux user and SCO danced a jig for him/her. lol
yeah those capacitors have huge capacitance, but can't handle much voltage, in case anyone cared. i used 10 of the one farad variety to power a miniature rc car.
amazing. when does this transfer to audio components? soon that five channel reciever will be operating in class A. (really good sound, but extremely inefficient i.e. really hot + big heatsink. till now)
my home server is a pentium 100 with 16mb ram. passive heatsink. (ok so i should update it) have you seen mini-itx computers?
yes it will. there's a windows emulator called wine available here.
just one type of OS wouldn't it be cool if they made 10 OS's and every one had the same front end but a different back end? just speculating, but we could start with what's out there.
i've heard somewhere that the next microsoft version allows them [gates & co.] to erase illegal media from your hard drive.... lol that's gonna be one heck of an article