True, but to the best of my knowledge most of those files just use DivX and MP3/AAC codecs embedded in an Ogg transport layer. They don't usually use Vorbis or any of the Ogg project's free codecs.
On the other hand, the situation is likely to change soon, since Ogg Theora is approaching beta.
(Yes I know the link is broken, I checked the address but the site's down.)
Yeah, you need to get pencil and paper, and MD5-hash your passwords by hand (don't use a calculator! you fool!)
Then you just use a little magnetic stylus or something and toggle the bits on your hard-drive platter. You do have your hard drive geometry and the sector address for/etc/passwd memorized, don't you?
Until you've taken proper precautions like this, don't fool yourself into thinking you're safe.
I know some other people mentioned this, but I just want to add that using Control-L also allows you to open URLs. Just now I did Control-L "http://www.google.com/" and got the full HTML source, complete with syntax highlighting.
From the link: At some point the clicking mysteriously stops; a "core piece" within the framework spins and then with a satisfying "kathunk" indirectly kicks an "output duck," a bird-shaped construction. The output duck swings down from its perch so that its beak points at a number- which identifies the computer's next move in a game of tic~tac-toe.
The animation should be smoother, and the audio synchronization should be better. Come on people, at least read the top of the page, you don't even have to look at the article.
You may notice that the vast majority of OSS includes the same disclaimer. And I quote: Except when otherwise stated in writing the copyright holders and/or other parties provide the program "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. -- GPL
The island's only about a mile and a half across; using this picture and the webcam image, it's pretty obvious where the camera has to be to within about a quarter-mile.
Speak for yourself. I'm lucky to have a 256k ADSL line, and even that fluctuates a lot in terms of actual throughput. Not everybody enjoys the same cheap, accessible broadband access that you seem to.
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True, but to the best of my knowledge most of those files just use DivX and MP3/AAC codecs embedded in an Ogg transport layer. They don't usually use Vorbis or any of the Ogg project's free codecs.
On the other hand, the situation is likely to change soon, since Ogg Theora is approaching beta.
(Yes I know the link is broken, I checked the address but the site's down.)
Yeah, you need to get pencil and paper, and MD5-hash your passwords by hand (don't use a calculator! you fool!)
/etc/passwd memorized, don't you?
Then you just use a little magnetic stylus or something and toggle the bits on your hard-drive platter. You do have your hard drive geometry and the sector address for
Until you've taken proper precautions like this, don't fool yourself into thinking you're safe.
/me looks at Qonos /me is blown away
Wow! That's all that needs to be said. I am definitely getting one of these.
What, never heard of Linux?
plus they'll be integrating pretty exciting stuff from Keith P's exciting new FD.o project which will be able to give longhorn run for it's money
This sounds really cool. Is there a timeline or plan for this, or any indication of when it'll be ready for at least casual use?
So you're saying that the developers need to be given a copy of the source code they're working on. Explain to me exactly how this is a bad thing.
I know some other people mentioned this, but I just want to add that using Control-L also allows you to open URLs. Just now I did Control-L "http://www.google.com/" and got the full HTML source, complete with syntax highlighting.
From the link:
At some point the clicking mysteriously stops; a "core piece" within the framework spins and then with a satisfying "kathunk" indirectly kicks an "output duck," a bird-shaped construction. The output duck swings down from its perch so that its beak points at a number- which identifies the computer's next move in a game of tic~tac-toe.
The "output duck" really made my day.
The animation should be smoother, and the audio synchronization should be better. Come on people, at least read the top of the page, you don't even have to look at the article.
You may notice that the vast majority of OSS includes the same disclaimer. And I quote:
Except when otherwise stated in writing the copyright holders and/or other parties provide the program "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. -- GPL
They are just throwing up their arms in exaperation because they just don't get it. They will,..soon enough
Or they won't, and they'll just keep persecuting and exploiting the general population ad infinitum.
The island's only about a mile and a half across; using this picture and the webcam image, it's pretty obvious where the camera has to be to within about a quarter-mile.
Yeah, because QRIO is hot.
Really? It looks like its head is on upside-down to me.
The whole point is, you can run the Win98 software on the Pocket PC instead of having to carry around a laptop. *sigh*
Hmm... you tell me. Maybe it's a little hard to fit a laptop in your shirt pocket, did you ever think of that?
amateur. n. "A person who engages in an art, science, study, or athletic activity as a pastime rather than as a profession."
profession. n. "An occupation or career."
(American Heritage Dictionary)
Does anyone still use those? Mind you, my school has one and it's fantastic, so I'm not meaning to disparage the brand.
You insensitive clod! I'm using a laptop!
Ah, ain't hypocrisy wonderful?
Sorry, but ROT13'ing the title is creating a derivative work. The DMCA only applies to original content for which YOU HOLD THE COPYRIGHT.
DON'T CLICK THE LINK!
The sad thing is that somebody went to the trouble of putting together a perfectly reasonable, logical post just to throw in a porn link. *sigh*
...and everyone having high speed
Speak for yourself. I'm lucky to have a 256k ADSL line, and even that fluctuates a lot in terms of actual throughput. Not everybody enjoys the same cheap, accessible broadband access that you seem to.
Wow, some people must really have nothing do do. (And yes, I am new here. Don't start with that.)
I've started mousing over all these links before I click on them - you never know when somebody will pull something like this.
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Sounds like a conflict of interest to me.