EGM: Before this came out in compilations, we used to put quarters in arcade machines.
Parker: You wasted quarters on this?
EGM: Yeah.
Parker: That's so sad.
I hear a lot of people mentioning it is not readily available for their linux system. For those running ppc and x86's on gentoo, you can `emerge planeshift`.
Early 2008 is a very optimistic goal. Professional analysis indicates "hackers" will surely have stolen the source code, forcing a rewrite and delaying it more than a year.
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security."
I think this is (an extreme of) how a lot of/.ers feel about their privacy. They feel that some things must be respected about their privacy. Tracking / catching terrorists would be a great thing, but it is a trade-off in this case; one that many don't want to make. Every time I go above the speed limit, instead of being arrested as a terrorist, I could be cited for speeding. This may sound paranoid, but once this threshold (of privacy) is breeched, it may never be mended and this stuff has a tendency of moving from catching capital criminals and terrorists to petty, non-violent crime.
Bottom line: we need to watch carefully who gets access to the black box data.
Which browsers accept the media type application/xhtml+xml?
Browsers known to us include all Mozilla-based browsers, such as Mozilla, Netscape 5 and higher, Galeon and Firefox, as well as Opera, Amaya, Camino, Chimera, DocZilla, iCab, Safari, and all browsers on mobile phones that accept WAP2. In fact, any modern browser. Most accept XHTML documents as application/xml as well. See the XHTML Media-type test for details.
Does Microsoft Internet Explorer accept the media type application/xhtml+xml?
No.
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This exact content has been around for years. I recognize the gif animation.
EGM: Before this came out in compilations, we used to put quarters in arcade machines. Parker: You wasted quarters on this? EGM: Yeah. Parker: That's so sad.
Valve has done something right.
I hear a lot of people mentioning it is not readily available for their linux system. For those running ppc and x86's on gentoo, you can `emerge planeshift`.
Mod parent up! (If you want proof, check McWizard's only comment.)
/me ejects CD-ROM tray ...
Blimey, that's a big shot glass!
8:13 PM, PST Just more than 50% of all bytes are through Firefox. It amounts to about 2 gigabytes.
you may need to update your adobe reader
here
the PDF is 3.67 megs
More info (and movies)
Here is a Coral Cache link.
I'm confused: This happened after an upgrade from Unix to Windows. Oh, I get it now, that's a bad choice of words.
This is a link that works (thanks coral cache!)
This feat was already accomplshed by Penggy, however, i wasn't able to get it to work a long time ago.
How do I resolve these issues?
Stop the application that is responsible for the failing connection attempts.
Suprnova has a real solution. It replaces the driver, apparently.
Early 2008 is a very optimistic goal. Professional analysis indicates "hackers" will surely have stolen the source code, forcing a rewrite and delaying it more than a year.
According to this, libpng is part of the source tree. My guess is static.
Ok, I found the bug report: here.
I think this was one of the vulnerabilities in Mozilla (Suite, Firefox, Thunderbird) that they already fixed and featured on /.
There is a quote from Benjamin Franklin
/.ers feel about their privacy. They feel that some things must be respected about their privacy. Tracking / catching terrorists would be a great thing, but it is a trade-off in this case; one that many don't want to make. Every time I go above the speed limit, instead of being arrested as a terrorist, I could be cited for speeding. This may sound paranoid, but once this threshold (of privacy) is breeched, it may never be mended and this stuff has a tendency of moving from catching capital criminals and terrorists to petty, non-violent crime.
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security."
I think this is (an extreme of) how a lot of
Bottom line: we need to watch carefully who gets access to the black box data.
Which browsers accept the media type application/xhtml+xml? Browsers known to us include all Mozilla-based browsers, such as Mozilla, Netscape 5 and higher, Galeon and Firefox, as well as Opera, Amaya, Camino, Chimera, DocZilla, iCab, Safari, and all browsers on mobile phones that accept WAP2. In fact, any modern browser. Most accept XHTML documents as application/xml as well. See the XHTML Media-type test for details. Does Microsoft Internet Explorer accept the media type application/xhtml+xml? No.
This looks good enough to read. I put it on hold from my local library. Too bad they dont have any good technical books there.
Pac makes more dead than vanilla ice makes alive. 2Pac 4ever
Whoever gets this downloaded should set up a torrent and submit it to suprnova.org
I got 1338! Damn the forces at work in this ordeal of torture!