Hey, you're not the one who's brother came home yesterday complaining that he got in trouble for "beaming" (using IrDA) on his school's AlphaSmart.
He had to write an essay on it, and I sarcastically told him to say that beaming was dangerous because it could create evil twins.
I once spoke to someone who works on the Deep Impact project, and he said that, after the Mars Polar Odyssey crashed, their motto became "Deep Impact: We're Supposed to Crash."
Damnsmall is a great distro, and I'm glad to see that it's getting more exposure. Now I have two questions:
1: Will they change the name "Damnsmall" in an attempt to make it "nicer?"
2: Will they donate any money to the Damnsmall project?
The broadcasters could set up a subscription website where you would pay to download the.torrent file. Of course, these torrents could be shared on other P2P networks, so I guess that, to prevent piracy, broadcasters would have to develop a DRM version of Bittorrent. DRMTorrent anyone?
Yeah, I figured this out in 6th or 7th grade when I was taking a class on VB. I asked the teacher, "So, you could write a word processor with this?" She replied, "Oh, no. That requires you to go into source code."
And that's when I realized that VB was a toy.
Now, how many times have you seen someone tortured with the source code from EMACS? Just the source code- I know it's happened with the binary.
Also, if the Chinese can build a nuclear weapon, don't you think they could write a decompiler?
Explain to me how the souce code for a computer designed to operate a slow-moving, 4 or 6 wheeled vehicle used to take pictures and to sample temprature, radiation and other scientefic data could be adapted for use on an aicraft with a crusing speed of about 84 miles per hour.
Also, China already has its own UAV. "China's armed forces have operated the Chang Hong (CH-1) long-range, air- launched autonomous reconnaissance drone since the 1980s. China developed the CH-1 by reverse-engineering US Firebee reconnaissance drones recovered during the Vietnam War. An upgraded version of the system was displayed at the 2000 Zhuhai air show and is being offered for export. A PRC aviation periodical reported that the CH-1 can carry a TV, daylight still, or infrared camera." (from http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/uav.htm
"Thirty-five years ago this week, the sedentary, fine-grained powder began to rise, billow and race off toward the horizon."
I always thought that cocaine had been around for more than 35 years.
I see. But what would happen if the aircraft came under AA or SAM fire and had to take evasive action? This, of course, assumes that these aircraft will operate fairly close to the country whose missiles it is trying to shoot down.
This isn't such a big deal. All they did was fire a laser from a fuselage-sized building/room. They have not proven that it will work at high altitudes, much less actually hit the target.
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go grab the latest version of Knoppix.
And I shall.
http://www.cnn.com/US/9810/06/briefs.am/crime.amis h/index.html
So, cocaine is ok because it occurs in nature?
Hey, you're not the one who's brother came home yesterday complaining that he got in trouble for "beaming" (using IrDA) on his school's AlphaSmart.
He had to write an essay on it, and I sarcastically told him to say that beaming was dangerous because it could create evil twins.
Yes, they could be stored in a wall. Like HAL's holographic memory units in Space Odyssey.
Mine is now the "forearmtop."
I once spoke to someone who works on the Deep Impact project, and he said that, after the Mars Polar Odyssey crashed, their motto became "Deep Impact: We're Supposed to Crash."
Yes. Or they could get angry: URL:http://amine.laggoune.free.fr/58%20mars%20atta cks%20.jpg?
I dub thee: AC McCarthy. Arise!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarthyism
Damnsmall is a great distro, and I'm glad to see that it's getting more exposure. Now I have two questions:
1: Will they change the name "Damnsmall" in an attempt to make it "nicer?"
2: Will they donate any money to the Damnsmall project?
And suppose they had one too. Poof! Kevlar!
The broadcasters could set up a subscription website where you would pay to download the .torrent file. Of course, these torrents could be shared on other P2P networks, so I guess that, to prevent piracy, broadcasters would have to develop a DRM version of Bittorrent. DRMTorrent anyone?
Yeah, I figured this out in 6th or 7th grade when I was taking a class on VB. I asked the teacher, "So, you could write a word processor with this?" She replied, "Oh, no. That requires you to go into source code."
And that's when I realized that VB was a toy.
Now, how many times have you seen someone tortured with the source code from EMACS? Just the source code- I know it's happened with the binary.
Also, if the Chinese can build a nuclear weapon, don't you think they could write a decompiler?
What the fork?
I just refresh the page.
Explain to me how the souce code for a computer designed to operate a slow-moving, 4 or 6 wheeled vehicle used to take pictures and to sample temprature, radiation and other scientefic data could be adapted for use on an aicraft with a crusing speed of about 84 miles per hour.a /uav.htm
Also, China already has its own UAV. "China's armed forces have operated the Chang Hong (CH-1) long-range, air- launched autonomous reconnaissance drone since the 1980s. China developed the CH-1 by reverse-engineering US Firebee reconnaissance drones recovered during the Vietnam War. An upgraded version of the system was displayed at the 2000 Zhuhai air show and is being offered for export. A PRC aviation periodical reported that the CH-1 can carry a TV, daylight still, or infrared camera." (from http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/chin
"Ve vould leave it if ve could!"
-The Producers
I stand corrected.
What isn't more addictive than crack these days?
"Thirty-five years ago this week, the sedentary, fine-grained powder began to rise, billow and race off toward the horizon."
I always thought that cocaine had been around for more than 35 years.
they'll require your eyes to make a noise when you use them.
Three words: Wall-sized pr0n0
I see. But what would happen if the aircraft came under AA or SAM fire and had to take evasive action? This, of course, assumes that these aircraft will operate fairly close to the country whose missiles it is trying to shoot down.
This isn't such a big deal. All they did was fire a laser from a fuselage-sized building/room. They have not proven that it will work at high altitudes, much less actually hit the target.
Isn't this how ARPANET got started?