Do you people seriously look at the title and last sentence of the article, skipping the whole fucking thing? Worth noting is this: Limewire paid for it for a REASON. If they paid him and didn't want him to tell about it, he wouldn't have told about it.
So they want to restrict me from recording badly written, poorly acted, heavily 4censored material that's filled to the brim with ads? Meanwhile they're raising prices to combat "piracy" of broadcast material? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a broadcast?
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My school used to run a hodgepodge network of Windows 98, 95, and Me machines. The only halfway safe thing was that the pentium 133 running NT4 acting as a gateway. Their goddamn fileserver ran Windows 95A, sharing GRADES AND PERSONAL INFORMATION over SMB. They came to me one day and asked me if I could help them out, tell them why their network was so unstable. I couldn't do anythung but laugh at these fools. To my knowledge, it's still run on the same computer 4 years later.
You know those times in XP when your computer just spontaneously restarts out of nowhere right in the middle of that lovely document you were composing?
You can disable that. Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Advanced > "Settings" under "Startup and Recovery"; Uncheck "Automatically Restart"
Of course, nobody knows about it because it takes a fuckin' 400-page novel to describe how to do it.
In a truly free society, they would be able to send you those messages and you would be able to ignore them. Either by clicking "OK" or using the variousguidesavailable online.
You also have to remember cell phones, set-top boxes (digital cable, DVD players, PVR, satellite decoders, etc.), Palmtops, servers, mainframes, and a whole huge list of things I can't think of at the moment.
My parents, who are technologically challenged, own one PC, 2 cell phones (by nokia, who TMK use ARM chips), 2 satellite receivers with Motorola PPC hardware, and a DVD player that may or may not be PPC.
If you skewed the statistics in favor of the PC, I'd imagine that the PC accounts for 25% of the processor market. Suddenly, 95% of the PC market looks pretty puny.
So now, instead of a fan and a heatsink, you want a fridge (with a loud compressor and fan), with a hole in it that defeats the purpose of the insulation, hooked to a dehumidifier that hums?
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Or maybe wireless hardware is so cheap it doesn't add a lot of cost to the console, thus giving them another bullet point on a box.
Do you people seriously look at the title and last sentence of the article, skipping the whole fucking thing? Worth noting is this: Limewire paid for it for a REASON. If they paid him and didn't want him to tell about it, he wouldn't have told about it.
That's a good thing, since they stopped calling it titanium when they started calling it aluminum.
I don't even think Apple gets 12% from iTMS sales, and they're rolling in money.
Or graphic artists, or musicians (Hello, low latency audio bus), or video editors, or web developers, or college supercluster admins.
I sincerely doubt that architecture emulation involves any "guessing."
Of course, I'll openly admit that I know nothing about how it works. If you don't know what you're talking about, please keep it to yourself.
Dell has the highest margins in the industry, last I heard.
Phonetics. The pronunciation is "you" and in that case the "y" is a consonant.
But you speak-a your engrish howava you want-a to meesta.
"Having your salad tossed means having your asshole eaten out with jelly or syrup. I prefer syrup."
Chris Rock
So they want to restrict me from recording badly written, poorly acted, heavily 4censored material that's filled to the brim with ads? Meanwhile they're raising prices to combat "piracy" of broadcast material? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a broadcast?
How in the blue fuck did you come up with that? There isn't even a Linux version available! This has nothing to do with Linux, you ninny.
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usually in my computer chair, right before i pass out for the night
The foremost question on my mind is, "Who the fuck would want to copy a ford?!"
The cost of road maintenance is insignificant when you know how much money they collect in gas taxes.
My school used to run a hodgepodge network of Windows 98, 95, and Me machines. The only halfway safe thing was that the pentium 133 running NT4 acting as a gateway. Their goddamn fileserver ran Windows 95A, sharing GRADES AND PERSONAL INFORMATION over SMB. They came to me one day and asked me if I could help them out, tell them why their network was so unstable. I couldn't do anythung but laugh at these fools. To my knowledge, it's still run on the same computer 4 years later.
why get an adapter?
You can disable that. Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Advanced > "Settings" under "Startup and Recovery"; Uncheck "Automatically Restart"
Of course, nobody knows about it because it takes a fuckin' 400-page novel to describe how to do it.
I had one mod point and it expired last night while I was at work. DAMN YOU DOTSLASH!
Idiotic accusations made by an idiotic website run by idiots, and trusted by idiots.
I never visit their site anyways. Idiots.
In a truly free society, they would be able to send you those messages and you would be able to ignore them. Either by clicking "OK" or using the various guides available online.
Freedom is a double edged sword, friend.
You also have to remember cell phones, set-top boxes (digital cable, DVD players, PVR, satellite decoders, etc.), Palmtops, servers, mainframes, and a whole huge list of things I can't think of at the moment.
My parents, who are technologically challenged, own one PC, 2 cell phones (by nokia, who TMK use ARM chips), 2 satellite receivers with Motorola PPC hardware, and a DVD player that may or may not be PPC.
If you skewed the statistics in favor of the PC, I'd imagine that the PC accounts for 25% of the processor market. Suddenly, 95% of the PC market looks pretty puny.
Use the adblock extension.
So now, instead of a fan and a heatsink, you want a fridge (with a loud compressor and fan), with a hole in it that defeats the purpose of the insulation, hooked to a dehumidifier that hums?
I have a solution for any loud computer:
MORE COWBELL!
Because we all know how terrible it is to let a friend borrow your movie or music. Jesus h christ.