Basically its a modified version of the LRP (linux router project), but the source is here: http://kbserver.netgear.com/support_details.asp?dn ldID=506
Don't seem to understand what this product is for. It's not for tonedeaf idiots who can't tune a guitar.
It's for professionals, who want to expand their sound by being able to change tuning midsong and at a rate of a tone a second, so that you can get effects and changes in sound that are impossible on a normal guitar tuning headstock (believe me, I just tried to emulate this video with my guitar: http://www.selftuning.com/video/video.html )
I think the price tag of 3300$-3899$ says it all really.
Yeah, teoma are really fair with their $30 charge to submit a URL:)
Alltheweb I liked a while back (when altavista was king), but I can't actually tell any difference between it and google these days. You don't get anywhere by staying the same, they need to innovate (man)
But is this ever going to happen?
The whole point of email is freedom, freedom of speech and freedom of implemenation across a common protocol. Anyone can set up sendmail and start sending important information, without having to seek permission from a greater authority.
Paying for email is all well and good pragmatically, but it is night upon impossible to implement it without losing the freedom that makes email so important.
CEO: We want a search engine that evokes pride and confidence.
Disgruntled Employee: *aside*Let's face it, compared to google it's gonna suck. */aside* How about "Slurp"?
CEO: Slurp! I like it!
from the Yahoo article, was Monkey Man of Tumbridge Wells. He was an elaborate spoof created by ccc of b3ta. There were no sightings of him, all the sightings were fabricated by ccc himself and sent into local newspapers. It was quite big news over here in the UK. I had the pleasure of speaking to the Monkey Man on the radio when he revealed himself, and he's a damn nice bloke
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Basically its a modified version of the LRP (linux router project), but the source is here: http://kbserver.netgear.com/support_details.asp?dn ldID=506
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Step 2: Note lack of registration for Red Hat Inc.
Step 3: Create 'Fedora the Magician'
Step 4: Sue
Step 5: ???
Step 6: PROFIT!
The video in the parent has a person playing the guitar, shifting tuning whilst playing.
Don't seem to understand what this product is for. It's not for tonedeaf idiots who can't tune a guitar.
It's for professionals, who want to expand their sound by being able to change tuning midsong and at a rate of a tone a second, so that you can get effects and changes in sound that are impossible on a normal guitar tuning headstock (believe me, I just tried to emulate this video with my guitar: http://www.selftuning.com/video/video.html )
I think the price tag of 3300$-3899$ says it all really.
Yeah, my netgear router came with a card linking to source downloads for the innards, due to the GPL. Good to see people care.
Yeah, teoma are really fair with their $30 charge to submit a URL :)
Alltheweb I liked a while back (when altavista was king), but I can't actually tell any difference between it and google these days. You don't get anywhere by staying the same, they need to innovate (man)
Pah, mailing lists?
:)
I have 30000 friends, and I'm more worried about how i'm gonna organise my parties
But is this ever going to happen? The whole point of email is freedom, freedom of speech and freedom of implemenation across a common protocol. Anyone can set up sendmail and start sending important information, without having to seek permission from a greater authority. Paying for email is all well and good pragmatically, but it is night upon impossible to implement it without losing the freedom that makes email so important.
CEO: We want a search engine that evokes pride and confidence. Disgruntled Employee: *aside*Let's face it, compared to google it's gonna suck. */aside* How about "Slurp"? CEO: Slurp! I like it!
And of course by "is question", I mean "in question, and apologies for the most daft spelling error ever."
from the Yahoo article, was Monkey Man of Tumbridge Wells. He was an elaborate spoof created by ccc of b3ta. There were no sightings of him, all the sightings were fabricated by ccc himself and sent into local newspapers. It was quite big news over here in the UK. I had the pleasure of speaking to the Monkey Man on the radio when he revealed himself, and he's a damn nice bloke
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