The obvious answer is to rename all mp3s to.xlw, and then associate.xlw with your audio player. As xlw is an Excel format that the vast majority of users don't even know exist, it won't cause problems for most people, but the files automatically become "Documents", which the computer expert is not allowed to examine.
<Batty> Euch, rap is just missing one letter. c.
<zeep> rapc?
<Batty>...
<Batty> Crap you idiot. you put the c on the other end
<zeep> oic
<Batty> Though you could also say it's missing an e
<zeep> wtf is erap?
* Batty bangs his head repeatedly against a wall
I think you're wrong. With the ease of information transfer and academic research that the internet allows now, but didn't for large portions of the previous 40 years, there is huge potential for growth in knowledge and inventions, compared to 40 years ago.
Orange and white, Orange. Green and White, Blue. Blue and White, Green. Brown and White, Brown.
Australian A standard is Green and white, Green - Orange and White, Blue - Blue and White, Orange - Brown and White, Brown, and the Australian B standard is Orange and white, Orange - Green and White, Blue - Blue and White, Green - Brown and White, Brown.
For a straight-through cable, use either standard A or standard B at both ends. For a crossover, use standard A at one end, and B at the other.
If it made VISTA mandatory; and outlawed use of BSD, Linux, Solaris, and Mac O/S by anyone with long term jail sentences at hard labor, Microsoft would be praising it as progressive, enlightened, and humanistic.
and slashdot would be enraged, shocked. completely opposite of the reaction now. whereas both situations are completely equal: bias against a specific company.
Wait, BSD, Linux, Solaris, and Mac O/S is a specific company now?
Slashdot Mirror
The obvious answer is to rename all mp3s to .xlw, and then associate .xlw with your audio player. As xlw is an Excel format that the vast majority of users don't even know exist, it won't cause problems for most people, but the files automatically become "Documents", which the computer expert is not allowed to examine.
When reading Dreppers' comments, my browser died with a SIGEGOTOOBIG.
Ah, the old SIGFAULT. You should recompile with Eglibc.
Because when I buy gas to run my lawnmower, I'm clearly damaging the roads.
Unless you walk to the fuel station, you probably are.
And a pretty picture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:EM_spectrum.svg/
Link is incorrect. Correct link.
2000 was never a home/consumer OS.
I used psyBNC to do that - it works well (except when it crashes and nukes your config file :( )
ME was horribly unreliable, compared to 98SE, which, as far as I'm concerned, is the best home/consumer OS released by Microsoft to date.
In a highschool health class, the teacher asked the students what the worst STD is. My little brother replied "pregnancy"...
You've gotta hate that...
That's a pretty slow and expensive way of getting a virus around. After all, we still have the internet...
<Batty> Euch, rap is just missing one letter. c. ...
<zeep> rapc?
<Batty>
<Batty> Crap you idiot. you put the c on the other end
<zeep> oic
<Batty> Though you could also say it's missing an e
<zeep> wtf is erap?
* Batty bangs his head repeatedly against a wall
http://bash.org/?329292
I think you're wrong. With the ease of information transfer and academic research that the internet allows now, but didn't for large portions of the previous 40 years, there is huge potential for growth in knowledge and inventions, compared to 40 years ago.
Orange and white, Orange. Green and White, Blue. Blue and White, Green. Brown and White, Brown.
Australian A standard is Green and white, Green - Orange and White, Blue - Blue and White, Orange - Brown and White, Brown, and the Australian B standard is Orange and white, Orange - Green and White, Blue - Blue and White, Green - Brown and White, Brown.
For a straight-through cable, use either standard A or standard B at both ends. For a crossover, use standard A at one end, and B at the other.
Point of order: this isn't the USA.
Makes me proud to be Australian, yes.
Copyright lawyers are just a bunch of mindless jerks who'll be the first against the wall when the revolution comes.
Both the CIA and NSA knows where Chuck is. The problem is actually getting him to remember.
If it made VISTA mandatory; and outlawed use of BSD, Linux, Solaris, and Mac O/S by anyone with long term jail sentences at hard labor, Microsoft would be praising it as progressive, enlightened, and humanistic.
and slashdot would be enraged, shocked. completely opposite of the reaction now. whereas both situations are completely equal: bias against a specific company.
Wait, BSD, Linux, Solaris, and Mac O/S is a specific company now?
How oftn do we have to see posts like this before Taco actually takes notice and fixes this issue? Really?
I have created a Greasemonkey script that helps prevent this (link in sig), which is useful for FF/Greasemonkey users, but it's only a hack.
Can we have this fixed already?
You appear to be assuming that people click the links...
Bleep Bloop!
Yes
Nice. We run IIS because it's all the boss knows...
next time, it'll be 90,000.
Your mum is planning to do a test drop now?
"Oh come on" != "Oh common"
Just FYI...