Kerry on terrorism: We need to get France and Germany involved and put them in jail.
"The president took his eye off the terrorists. I will stop at nothing to kill the terrorists before they kill us, and to prevent other terrorist acts from taking place," Kerry said.
Comparing posting pictures on the internet to stealing one's identity is kind of a stretch. One is blatently illegal, and as stated in parent, the legality of this is unknown.
Even on an ethical level, many people post personal pictures on a website/blog, though I don't think they go around impersonating themselves or others.
Illegal? Probably not. Immoral? Maybe. A cruel or at least embarressing joke? Yes. Made me laugh:)
So where exactly do you draw the line between creating your own "pop" / "commercial radio" playlist, and cloning Clear Channel's playlists of the same type?
This is not at all like CocaCola, there are no ingredients, there isn't a blatent formula to follow. The only valid point I see the radio station making is if MSN radio is actually using local call signs on their playlists, which is unclear in the article.
Since AGP is designed to have a huge pipe in one direction, and almost nothing coming back, why aren't additional interfaces added to overcome these limitations.
For example, using a GPU as a synthesizer or audio processor, a couple of ADAT (8 channel digital) outs could be put on the actual AGP card, allowing a user to feed the data into a mixer or soundcard etc.
Or video processing outputted via Firewire only to be rerouted back into the computer for capture.
Of course any of these things could be done internally with ribbon cables to connect to soundcard or motherboard or whatever.
Seems like this might be an additional incentive for smaller labels to join up with iTunes store, or perhaps even independant artists to start doing so.
I'm not exactly sure how Apple signs labels (or individuals) even after a bit of browsing on their site.
...but I have been waiting to purchase music from Warp records online for quite a long time. With iTunes and other music services offering mainstream music, albeit DRM crippled, there are so many smaller independant labels that are not represented online.
So, not only is this a step in the right direction for anti-DRM music downloads, its a step in the right directions for getting smaller, lesser known labels distributing music online. I most certainly will be purchasing (its been awhile..hehe) music from this service.
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Pentium III, a dinosaur?
What does that make a Pentium, or 486, or even a 386?
Damn that internet! ;^)
;^)"
I think you mean "Damn the internets!
Kerry on terrorism: We need to get France and Germany involved and put them in jail.
"The president took his eye off the terrorists. I will stop at nothing to kill the terrorists before they kill us, and to prevent other terrorist acts from taking place," Kerry said.
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The iMac G5 has three fans.
Comparing posting pictures on the internet to stealing one's identity is kind of a stretch. One is blatently illegal, and as stated in parent, the legality of this is unknown.
:)
Even on an ethical level, many people post personal pictures on a website/blog, though I don't think they go around impersonating themselves or others.
Illegal? Probably not. Immoral? Maybe. A cruel or at least embarressing joke? Yes. Made me laugh
Is it pure genius or pure evil? Who cares? Just be thankful they're not your photos.
Pure evil? Thankful they're not mine? I was expecting some pr0n. Oh well. Hillarious none the less.
Can't read the article of course, but will this be the next big push for linux on the desktop? Or is it more for the server crowd?
Being able to install apps without going into a dependancy hell should boost the public's view of the user friendliness of linux.
True, at some point networks and machines will be so congested with various p2p protocals, that everyone will jump back to centralized servers.
I watch Dish Network on a 52" HD Mitsubishi Diamond and DO notice artifacts daily, especially on shots of water: ocean, rivers, etc.
I cannot usually find artifacts in a properly mastered DVD9.
That is a good point, especially with digital cable and satellite being broadcast in MPEG2. I'm not sure if I want to see digital zoom on that.
art: Human effort to imitate, supplement, alter, or counteract the work of nature.
Seems to be art to me.
So where exactly do you draw the line between creating your own "pop" / "commercial radio" playlist, and cloning Clear Channel's playlists of the same type?
This is not at all like CocaCola, there are no ingredients, there isn't a blatent formula to follow. The only valid point I see the radio station making is if MSN radio is actually using local call signs on their playlists, which is unclear in the article.
Since AGP is designed to have a huge pipe in one direction, and almost nothing coming back, why aren't additional interfaces added to overcome these limitations.
For example, using a GPU as a synthesizer or audio processor, a couple of ADAT (8 channel digital) outs could be put on the actual AGP card, allowing a user to feed the data into a mixer or soundcard etc.
Or video processing outputted via Firewire only to be rerouted back into the computer for capture.
Of course any of these things could be done internally with ribbon cables to connect to soundcard or motherboard or whatever.
If you earn more than $25 in a given month
Seems pretty clear to me, earning meaning $25 you earned from 5% of each 99c song, as opposed to selling or referring $25 in sales for Apple.
Besides, waiting until you earn $1.25 (5% of $25) still seems like too little to cut a check and send it.
Seems like this might be an additional incentive for smaller labels to join up with iTunes store, or perhaps even independant artists to start doing so.
I'm not exactly sure how Apple signs labels (or individuals) even after a bit of browsing on their site.
...at www.ruckus.net.
The link in the article didn't seem to work.
I still can't find anything about what makes this legal, but the company claims it numerous times.
I believe that Arnold was voted in before Diebold was introduced in March of this year. As I remember it was good old fashioned punch cards.
Here is the March 2004 voter's guide, which will show any of the votes that may have been affected.
...but http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?host=sgi.com
...but I have been waiting to purchase music from Warp records online for quite a long time. With iTunes and other music services offering mainstream music, albeit DRM crippled, there are so many smaller independant labels that are not represented online.
So, not only is this a step in the right direction for anti-DRM music downloads, its a step in the right directions for getting smaller, lesser known labels distributing music online. I most certainly will be purchasing (its been awhile..hehe) music from this service.