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  1. Like in Anime on MIT Team Designs a New, Sleek, Skintight Spacesuit · · Score: 1
  2. IBM tutorial on Pro Drupal Development · · Score: 1

    Even IBM gives short tutorial on how to develop with Drupal.
    http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/ibm/osource/ implement.html

  3. Re:It's only a matter of scale, folks. on Flickr Censors A Photographer's Plea · · Score: 1

    It is not matter of scale. She had images available for download for free. Than company takes her images, change author name and sell it. Compare that to BSD, GPL and other opensource licences.

  4. Re:David and Goliath on Dungeons, Cities, and Psionics · · Score: 1

    From http://www.guardiansorder.com/ "Yes ... effective more-or-less immediately, Guardians Of Order has ceased operations." and "This was a very sad decision that I had to make, but it wasn't really a difficult one when I took a long, hard look at the facts. The company simply accumulated too much debt, with little hope of paying it off within the next decade, and my recent plans to get the company back in shape didn't materialise." "Posted by Mark on 2006-08-01" Now is it officially filled for bankrupcy or not I don't know, but they are not more operating. You can read full message from their website. Does anyone know which company is taking over BESM?

  5. Re:Fifty foot fall on Putting Star Wars to the MythBusters Test · · Score: 1

    These are 2 examples that I knew from other sources (before Internet if you can imagine) Vesna Vulovic was a stewardess on a Yugoslav DC 9 jet airliner that blew up in January of 1972 (probably as the result of a terrorist bomb). She fell more than 33,000 feet in the wreckage of the plane, which hit a snow-covered slope. The only survivor, she was badly injured and was paralyzed from the waist down, but later recovered and now can walk. On Christmas Eve of 1971, a commercial airliner over Peru was struck by lightning and broke up during a storm. A teenage girl, Juliane Koepcke, fell two miles, still strapped in her seat. She survived, but her ordeal had just begun. Despite a broken collarbone and other injuries, she walked for 11 days through the Amazon rain forest and finally found help. Her story has been the subject of two films, the most recent being a Werner Herzog documentary called Wings of Hope. from http://www.greenharbor.com/fffolder/wreckage.html

  6. Re:Wow. on First Blu-ray Movie Titles Announced · · Score: 1

    I really liked name of that singer Plava Lagoon, since plava = blue Bruce actually reminded me of taxi driver from Heavy Metal (original not 2000 version)

  7. Re:Often game specific on MMOG Lingo Twists Tongues · · Score: 1

    Class functions:

    healer (priest/druid in wow) - keep players alive
    dps (mage/rogue/hunter/warlock) - do lots of damage (dps is kinda corrupted here, damage per second, should better be damage dealers)
    tank (warrior) - agro managment aka meat shield, goal of tank is to keep monsters attention on him via damage and taunts while others dps ;)

  8. Re:I've read Van Von Hunter... on American Newspapers to Begin Carrying Manga · · Score: 1

    Actually Martin Mystery is based on Italian comic. Martin Mystery in comic is around 35 year old, in cartoon he is teenager, lets stop at this point.
    Compare images
    Comic
    http://lambiek.net/artists/c/castelli-alfredo.htm
    Cartoon
    http://www.ytv.com/programming/shows/martin_myster y/index.asp?showID=181

    I am really suprised why so much fascination with Japan manga and there is almost none with European comics.

  9. Re:Ha... interesting on White Wolf Withdraws Pay-To-Play Policy · · Score: 1

    But aren't you buying implied licence with book to perform? You bought source rules and setting world to be used for gaming purpose, they even give you authorization to copy character sheets for those purposes. If you need separate licence to play game with people how many would by books?

  10. Re:How much control does the US really have? on Governing the Internet Report Released · · Score: 1

    Interpol is more of police club. Some members are not officially recognized countries. Duties are more to keep track of dangerous people, new ways of crime, help coordinating against international crime rings. One important thing is they will not issue Interpol Wanted for crimes for terrorist and other political causes, but they will still keep and spread information about suspects.

  11. Libretto on A Cheap and Portable Word Processor? · · Score: 1

    In Canada they weren't success, but I knew few people who were using these as backup to their more powerfull laptops/computers.

    Old:

    LIBRETTO 50 Pentium 75MHz CPU, 16Mb RAM, 810Mb hard disk, 6.1" TFT display
    LIBRETTO 60 Pentium 100MHz CPU, 16Mb RAM, 810Mb hard disk, 6.1" TFT display
    LIBRETTO 70 Pentium 120MHz MMX CPU, 16Mb RAM, 1.6Gb hard disk, 6.1" TFT display
    LIBRETTO 100 Pentium 166MHz MMX CPU, 32Mb RAM, 2.1Gb hard disk, 7.1" TFT display

    Toshiba Libretto 100
    Launch date: 3rd February 1998
    This is a major revision of the model - for the first time since its inception, the size of the overall unit has changed, along with the size of the display.
    Intel Pentium 166MHz MMX processor 32Mb EDO RAM (expandable to 64Mb) 2Gb hard disk (9.5mm high) 7.1 inch TFT display, (800 x 480 resolution), 16.7 million colours External display options: 640x480 x 16M, 800x600 x 16M, 1024x768 x 65K, 85Hz refresh rate Neomagic 128XD graphics system (2Mb video RAM) Dimensions (W x D x H) 210 x 132 x 35mm Weight 910 grams Sound Blaster Pro compatible sound system (Yamaha OPL3 SA3) 2 x PC Card (PCMCIA) Type II slot (32 bit "CardBus" type) Universal 100 - 240V power supply Speaker and socket Microphone Serial infra-red port (supports Fast Infra-Red standard) Mini port replicator with ECP parallel (printer) port, RS-232 serial port (9 pin), SVGA monitor port and PS/2 mouse/keyboard port 1.44Mb external PC Card floppy drive (Note: not included with "Japanese" models) Microsoft Windows 95 and various Toshiba utilities included

    New:

    Model: Libretto U100 Motherboard Features CPU: Intel Pentium M 733 1.2 GHZ L2 Cache: 2MB RAM: 512MB (1GB max) Storage HDD: 60GB (Ultra ATA) Graphic / Video Features Chip: Intel 855GME VRAM: 64MB Display: 7.2" WXGA Clear SuperView LCD Resolution: 1280 x 768 pixels External Resolution: 2048 x 1536 pixels Sound system Sound Card: 16-bit Stereo, AC ' 97 conformity Interface PCMCIA: 1 x Type II CardBus compatible Modem: fax/modem 56K flex V.90 internal voice Integrated ports: USB 2.0x2; modem RJ-11 x1; microphone x1; headphones x1; 100/10baseT x1; 802.11b/g; SD Memory Card Slot x1; Bluetooth Version 2.0+EDR conformity;I.LINK (IEEE1394) S400 (4 pins) ×1 Input / Output Devices Keyboard: 14mm key pitch, 1.5mm keystroke Pointing Device: AccuPoint Pointing Stick Battery Life: 5.3 hours Power Consumption: 45W A/C adapter: 100~240V / 50-60 Hz Physical Features Size: 8.27(W) x 6.5(L) x 1.17 - 1.31 (H) [inch] 210mm (width) ×165mm (depth) × 29.8mm-33.4mm (height) Weight: 2.2 lbs / 999g Other Package contains: A/C adapter; Standard Battery; Mini RGB Cable Operating System: Windows XP Professional

  12. Re:You're using one right now on Naturally Occurring Standards · · Score: 1

    What is checksum for pronunciation? nic, nik , nick same phonetic result different spelling, what is point? photograph (ph doubles as f why?) you wouldn't understand fotograf. It is accepted business language, but it is not perfect. My preference is one character for every sound so that way I can count how many symbols I need to end with. No spelling competitions, or memorizing how many charaters make a word. Of course it will never be implemented :(

  13. Esoteric texts on Good Online Sources for Free Books? · · Score: 2, Interesting
  14. Re:Boot from CD? on Knoppix Used in Internet Banking Solution · · Score: 1

    Depending on manufacturer if computer is Dell IBM, Toshiba they all have line with Boot Priority, Set Booting Device or similar messages and press on boot logo screen. So instruct user to press F12 and choose CDD.

  15. Re:This allows dual-use of both Windows and KNOPPI on WinOS+QEMU+Knoppix 3.8 = WinKnoppix! · · Score: 1

    Antivirus http://www.bitdefender.com/bd/site/mirrors.php

  16. Re:virtual economy... on Virtual Farming Firsthand · · Score: 1

    How about playing chess, but you can buy of ebay extra pieces that can be used in play?

  17. Re:Two hands on Is the Half-Life 2 EULA Illegal? · · Score: 1

    You are forgetting to compare other games (any game in past 5 years) that had notice internet connection in other requirements. Assumption was only for multiplayer mode internet is required. Maybe if they have worded persistent internet connection is required for all game functions would be more clear.

  18. Re:And again realms and servers... on WoW Downtime Interview at Penny Arcade · · Score: 1

    It is not easy for night elf to get to other races starting areas without warlock porting you. You need still to pass level 20+ creatures on the way, especially npc orcs at tunnel entrance through contested area. Most common for night elves is at lvl 16+ since druids have aquatic quest in westfall.

  19. Re:Bullshit propaganda on Business Under Fire · · Score: 1

    Question is also how to split teritory, check this site how various proposals split them http://www.masada2000.org/historical.html Most countries are kinda circular, following natural borders (mountains, rivers) except those done by administrative splits like political map of Africa.

  20. Re:Time to cut the cord. on The Story of a Halo 2 Champion · · Score: 1

    Where I grew up, you were expected to stay with your parents and take care of them when they become old.

  21. Re:Software patents make more sense than copyright on Poland Blocks European Software Patent Vote, For Now · · Score: 1

    Problem with software patents, you can't search patent database to see if you are not infriging. If you do you might be considered contaminated, since you have seen other ideas.

    That reminds me like getting patent on "closed-room murder" for mystery novels.