I believe your going in left field with this one. There isn't a TOS for wireless access. If you don't want someone to use it then you have to keep the radio waves out of his property. He was pretty much using the service that was trespassing on public property. It stinks that he is a sex offender because he'll be setting precedence in court by being convicted leaving the door open for other to be convicted on some charge like this. No, it isn't thinking of the children; it is just another freedom being infiltrated because I let my wireless network be used by anyone and many others do the same. Soon this might be illegal thanks to the shop.
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The big bang may not be as it seems. Sting Theory or M-Theory postulates that matter arrives by collisions of dimensions in other Universes. This is theory believes this is why gravity is so much weaker than the other forces. Extentions of these theories beleive, that matter entering this universe is traveling faster then light; the mater has to shed mass due to E=mc^2 stuff.
What I have found is that there are really tough question in the Linux world or just common mistakes. Sometimes these questions are repeated many times but there may be a reason the questions are asked over and over again. When I use the popular search engine Google to fetch the answer to a question I have, the first hundred results are usually some chat thread with my question being asked and some brilliant and insightful genius replies back with the comment to just use Google. Even better, you can go read a chat thread and it has 20 pages of 20 entries and another brilliant and insightful genius replies back sating he already answered the question and to use the search function to get the answer. What is bad, the question usually fall to the side since the rest of the group thinks it has been answered satisfactorily.
This'll give you a warm fuzzy about buying one. ALL ENCLOSURE SALES ARE FINAL. Due to the volume of uninformed purchases, enclosures can be returned FOR WARRANTY REPAIR ONLY (NO REFUNDS).
The drive costs 468.98 with a PCI-E controller. This seems like a pretty good deal if it has good raid performance. It is hard to buy a decent raid card, one that won't burden down the CPU, at that price plus a place to actually store 5 drives and the power connections with swap trays. I just wonder what is so uninforming?
It sounds like you weren't around 20 years ago, you would know that AT&T of that time wanted to charge consumers when they hooked up a modem. It went to court and the ruling was the consumer had the right to either talk on the phone or send data over the phone. Shortly after that, AT&T was split up. The internet arrived because of competition not from a monolithic monopoly; however, all isn't that great. Back then my phone bill was ~$8 and right after the split it was ~$20. A ton of money was made during that time and the telcos had money to burn. It is pure speculation whether or not the internet would have evolved like it has today without breaking up AT&T.
As for wireless, you do know that all wireless communications (except same tower talk) goes over the land lines. You can't get away from the Telco just because you think its wireless or it as IP traffic.
Let me retract part of my reply above. I shot Sprint an email since I am on the corporate account via my work. I originally searched for phones in the residential plan and it never showed up in my region. I used your URL to ask them about buying that phone and I should say thanks if it works because I have been wanting one of these for months.
First off, the Treo is also available in a non-camera flavor.
As a sprint consumer, I would like to inform you that Spring Mobile Phone Corporation doesn't offer a Treo without a camera. Furthermore, Sprint will not activate your phone unless it has a Sprint stamp on it.
Second, the talk of switching from Sprint to Nextel is going to be a lost one soon enough. Sprint has talked about how they are going to switch all voice traffic to their CDMA network and use the iDEN for PTT only. Thus, the lines will converge in due time, and one can guess the phones will also.
Sprint bungled this merger - have they got the billing systems integrated yet, how about using the synergy of the towers - I work near a base and Nextel has a tower right next door and guess what I am on roam using Nextel's Tower! Sprint should have been talking with merging with Verizon instead of some 3rd technology. Sprint may have killed the current CDMA path since AT&T powerhouse has so much market presence with their massive GSM network. I prefer CDMA quality and price but I shake my head in shame being a Sprint Customer since the debacle.
Yeah but you can't lock down a new Excel spreadsheet like you can an Oracle server. You know that a lot of buisness people live and die by Excel for the one reason, admins havent figured out how to hinder people from using it.
This might seem to be good news on the surface but let's look into the ramification of this. First would you buy any stock with a P/E > 50? I believe it is foolish and very risky to do so. Now the problem is that I own almost all of my investments in S/P 500. Hmmm - I will be indirectly buying this stock I don't want because it is a component of the 500; thus, to mirror the index my Mutual funds will have to start picking up Google. Crap, now I beleive the 500 is a slighlty higher risk investment now with Google then before without it and it dons't seem to follow my investment goals.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_program: Each Shuttle was designed for a projected lifespan of 100 launches or 10-years operational life. If you fly the shuttle for 15 years you are not flying the same shuttle as all the parts would have been replaced. 15 years is too long to expect the shuttle to be maintained; it is time to move on.
Redesigns are not in itself bad. You have a bad design and it gets replaced not just the component but the design - a new product eventually you have a new vehicle.
Of course it is the war on terror. Think of the children and then think of terror that the word boobies could potential put in them. If the life of one child is saved from the terror word boobies then it is all worth it.
Na thats not it. I think what is happening is there is a law that was passed the deals with pornography. I think Google was asked to fork over records for search queries from certain key words. Google has a team of lawyers saying that the law may be a law but it may not be constitutional. Now the courts are going to decide if Google has to fork over the records instead of Google just saying, "Ok, here you go big brother". Google isn't in the wrong it is in disagreement and that is what the courts are made for.
Even if you are running MS Windows, no matter what you do to the computer, it will not blow up. Yeah yeah, I ran X back in the day when you could burst a monitor into flames with the wrong refresh rate but those days are mostly gone. So look at all the options under everymenu and read a whole lot to understand what you are looking at.
Yeah, all hardware sucks; however, when a manufacturer has the honor of class action suits brought against it's defective products, then that is the epitome of sucking.
I don't think DMCA can mandate what can and can't be called a DVD player. The DVD consortium mandated that the players be divided up into regions so that the movies studios could prevent distribution outside of the intended market (don't ask my why). From what I remember reading, it has something to do with the algorithms used (which are proprietary); therefore, if you want to use the algorithm then you have to agree to have regions "enhancement" ""Feature"".
Just go buy a cheap Asian made player that agree to the ""Feature"" but are not really good, care, or in the business to make it hard to disable the region ""Feature"".
It is hard to imagine that one-day these problems will be but a memory. I hope someone really rolls out a legitimate TV over IP so not only can I watch what I want but also I can get what I want when I want it. Even with two tuners I could miss a couple of shows. Or worse, look at season of 24; if I want to watch the entire boatload in one setting I would have to keep the shows for nearly 6 months on my drive and then watch it. Yeah I could burn them to DVD or just rent the DVDs (which is what I did) but the problem still exists that I want it at a certain time so even TIVO can't quite fill the void. I rent a lot of TV shows that are on DVDs; if a TVoIP comes out like SBC and Verzion are ramping up for, then I am getting that system if it is something like a on demand system.
You did read the lay the cables the "right" way right?
What if you lay a audio cables next to a florescent light, run them parallel to AC lines, or run the across the floor on top of the carpet. Each example in this list has varying amounts of static which but include what to avoid in order to run it the "right" way. I can assure you that putting the boxes in the right place will not negate the effect of the static from poor placement of the cables. You would be better to do it "right" instead of looking at arrangement or isolating the room; the static from a ground loop or ac hum is unbearable.
Hopefully he wasn't talking about using monster cables but using the "proper" cables for the job.
This brings up so interesting thoughts/concerns but I would have to say the risk of a virus is so close to 0 that I am going to say there is a ZERO chance of this happening. An alien race receives our signals that are 50 years out of date then have to predict 50 years in the future to send the signal back. Having 100-year technology/prediction gap, then they are so advance that they wouldn't infect our computer, they would just stomp us if they wanted to. Of course this may not be all doom and gloom; imagine if the aliens had a sense of humor. What if the virus made all the cd trays dance to the beat of Mambo #5.
Something about the wording in your post made me think of an empty Borg cube being sent into space. Then filling it with rocks dust whatever we could collect around the frame making it a total of 20 tons but the only actual cost would be sending up the frame, fuel and collection/assembly equipment.
Try getting out of the house WTF, there is nothing outside of the basement, why would I want to leave that?
Advertising is everywhere. Define everywhere. Yeah magazines have advertisements but I don't have to buy them. Newspapers have advertisements I don't buy them either. On the radio, it is easy enough to change channels during a commercial but NPR and the BBC don't have a bunch anyway. Billboards, I can't ignore them with pretty ladies but I can't tell you what it was advertising. Are you in a being held by some organized advertisement militia propping your eyes open with toothpicks forcing you to view advertisements? Face it, you can ignore advertisements if you want, just because it is presented dosn't mean you have to consume it.
But the AMD advertisment is still funny; I didn't know there is a media blitz untill somone from another country said so...
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I believe your going in left field with this one. There isn't a TOS for wireless access. If you don't want someone to use it then you have to keep the radio waves out of his property. He was pretty much using the service that was trespassing on public property. It stinks that he is a sex offender because he'll be setting precedence in court by being convicted leaving the door open for other to be convicted on some charge like this. No, it isn't thinking of the children; it is just another freedom being infiltrated because I let my wireless network be used by anyone and many others do the same. Soon this might be illegal thanks to the shop.
The big bang may not be as it seems. Sting Theory or M-Theory postulates that matter arrives by collisions of dimensions in other Universes. This is theory believes this is why gravity is so much weaker than the other forces. Extentions of these theories beleive, that matter entering this universe is traveling faster then light; the mater has to shed mass due to E=mc^2 stuff.
What I have found is that there are really tough question in the Linux world or just common mistakes. Sometimes these questions are repeated many times but there may be a reason the questions are asked over and over again. When I use the popular search engine Google to fetch the answer to a question I have, the first hundred results are usually some chat thread with my question being asked and some brilliant and insightful genius replies back with the comment to just use Google. Even better, you can go read a chat thread and it has 20 pages of 20 entries and another brilliant and insightful genius replies back sating he already answered the question and to use the search function to get the answer. What is bad, the question usually fall to the side since the rest of the group thinks it has been answered satisfactorily.
This'll give you a warm fuzzy about buying one.
ALL ENCLOSURE SALES ARE FINAL. Due to the volume of uninformed purchases, enclosures can be returned FOR WARRANTY REPAIR ONLY (NO REFUNDS).
The drive costs 468.98 with a PCI-E controller. This seems like a pretty good deal if it has good raid performance. It is hard to buy a decent raid card, one that won't burden down the CPU, at that price plus a place to actually store 5 drives and the power connections with swap trays. I just wonder what is so uninforming?
It sounds like you weren't around 20 years ago, you would know that AT&T of that time wanted to charge consumers when they hooked up a modem. It went to court and the ruling was the consumer had the right to either talk on the phone or send data over the phone. Shortly after that, AT&T was split up. The internet arrived because of competition not from a monolithic monopoly; however, all isn't that great. Back then my phone bill was ~$8 and right after the split it was ~$20. A ton of money was made during that time and the telcos had money to burn. It is pure speculation whether or not the internet would have evolved like it has today without breaking up AT&T.
As for wireless, you do know that all wireless communications (except same tower talk) goes over the land lines. You can't get away from the Telco just because you think its wireless or it as IP traffic.
Let me retract part of my reply above. I shot Sprint an email since I am on the corporate account via my work. I originally searched for phones in the residential plan and it never showed up in my region. I used your URL to ask them about buying that phone and I should say thanks if it works because I have been wanting one of these for months.
Not offered nationally. More important so, not offered in *my* area.
First off, the Treo is also available in a non-camera flavor.
As a sprint consumer, I would like to inform you that Spring Mobile Phone Corporation doesn't offer a Treo without a camera. Furthermore, Sprint will not activate your phone unless it has a Sprint stamp on it.
Second, the talk of switching from Sprint to Nextel is going to be a lost one soon enough. Sprint has talked about how they are going to switch all voice traffic to their CDMA network and use the iDEN for PTT only. Thus, the lines will converge in due time, and one can guess the phones will also.
Sprint bungled this merger - have they got the billing systems integrated yet, how about using the synergy of the towers - I work near a base and Nextel has a tower right next door and guess what I am on roam using Nextel's Tower! Sprint should have been talking with merging with Verizon instead of some 3rd technology. Sprint may have killed the current CDMA path since AT&T powerhouse has so much market presence with their massive GSM network. I prefer CDMA quality and price but I shake my head in shame being a Sprint Customer since the debacle.
Yeah but you can't lock down a new Excel spreadsheet like you can an Oracle server. You know that a lot of buisness people live and die by Excel for the one reason, admins havent figured out how to hinder people from using it.
This might seem to be good news on the surface but let's look into the ramification of this. First would you buy any stock with a P/E > 50? I believe it is foolish and very risky to do so. Now the problem is that I own almost all of my investments in S/P 500. Hmmm - I will be indirectly buying this stock I don't want because it is a component of the 500; thus, to mirror the index my Mutual funds will have to start picking up Google. Crap, now I beleive the 500 is a slighlty higher risk investment now with Google then before without it and it dons't seem to follow my investment goals.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_program :
Each Shuttle was designed for a projected lifespan of 100 launches or 10-years operational life. If you fly the shuttle for 15 years you are not flying the same shuttle as all the parts would have been replaced. 15 years is too long to expect the shuttle to be maintained; it is time to move on.
Redesigns are not in itself bad. You have a bad design and it gets replaced not just the component but the design - a new product eventually you have a new vehicle.
I still like seamonkey better http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey/news.htm l
Of course it is the war on terror. Think of the children and then think of terror that the word boobies could potential put in them. If the life of one child is saved from the terror word boobies then it is all worth it.
Na thats not it. I think what is happening is there is a law that was passed the deals with pornography. I think Google was asked to fork over records for search queries from certain key words. Google has a team of lawyers saying that the law may be a law but it may not be constitutional. Now the courts are going to decide if Google has to fork over the records instead of Google just saying, "Ok, here you go big brother". Google isn't in the wrong it is in disagreement and that is what the courts are made for.
Rather then modifying the userContent.css, I recommend using Greasmonkey and create a new function mouseover(event).
Even if you are running MS Windows, no matter what you do to the computer, it will not blow up. Yeah yeah, I ran X back in the day when you could burst a monitor into flames with the wrong refresh rate but those days are mostly gone. So look at all the options under everymenu and read a whole lot to understand what you are looking at.
Yeah, all hardware sucks; however, when a manufacturer has the honor of class action suits brought against it's defective products, then that is the epitome of sucking.
What fails? The old IBM Deathstars. Beware!
WTF, you had such a good first post and blew it with the last line. Old Deathstars are not the only ones that die. Now, lets correct your typo:
What Fails? Hitachi Deathstars regardles of age. Beware... Be-F#%!ING-ware.
I don't think DMCA can mandate what can and can't be called a DVD player. The DVD consortium mandated that the players be divided up into regions so that the movies studios could prevent distribution outside of the intended market (don't ask my why). From what I remember reading, it has something to do with the algorithms used (which are proprietary); therefore, if you want to use the algorithm then you have to agree to have regions "enhancement" ""Feature"".
Just go buy a cheap Asian made player that agree to the ""Feature"" but are not really good, care, or in the business to make it hard to disable the region ""Feature"".
It is hard to imagine that one-day these problems will be but a memory. I hope someone really rolls out a legitimate TV over IP so not only can I watch what I want but also I can get what I want when I want it. Even with two tuners I could miss a couple of shows. Or worse, look at season of 24; if I want to watch the entire boatload in one setting I would have to keep the shows for nearly 6 months on my drive and then watch it. Yeah I could burn them to DVD or just rent the DVDs (which is what I did) but the problem still exists that I want it at a certain time so even TIVO can't quite fill the void. I rent a lot of TV shows that are on DVDs; if a TVoIP comes out like SBC and Verzion are ramping up for, then I am getting that system if it is something like a on demand system.
You did read the lay the cables the "right" way right?
What if you lay a audio cables next to a florescent light, run them parallel to AC lines, or run the across the floor on top of the carpet. Each example in this list has varying amounts of static which but include what to avoid in order to run it the "right" way. I can assure you that putting the boxes in the right place will not negate the effect of the static from poor placement of the cables. You would be better to do it "right" instead of looking at arrangement or isolating the room; the static from a ground loop or ac hum is unbearable.
Hopefully he wasn't talking about using monster cables but using the "proper" cables for the job.
This brings up so interesting thoughts/concerns but I would have to say the risk of a virus is so close to 0 that I am going to say there is a ZERO chance of this happening. An alien race receives our signals that are 50 years out of date then have to predict 50 years in the future to send the signal back. Having 100-year technology/prediction gap, then they are so advance that they wouldn't infect our computer, they would just stomp us if they wanted to. Of course this may not be all doom and gloom; imagine if the aliens had a sense of humor. What if the virus made all the cd trays dance to the beat of Mambo #5.
Something about the wording in your post made me think of an empty Borg cube being sent into space. Then filling it with rocks dust whatever we could collect around the frame making it a total of 20 tons but the only actual cost would be sending up the frame, fuel and collection/assembly equipment.
No more hacking WRT54G's for you, chump
Go read wrt54g about v5 of the hardware. The new OS is proprietary so binary drivers or not, hacking may have already ended for that hardware...
Try getting out of the house
WTF, there is nothing outside of the basement, why would I want to leave that?
Advertising is everywhere.
Define everywhere. Yeah magazines have advertisements but I don't have to buy them. Newspapers have advertisements I don't buy them either. On the radio, it is easy enough to change channels during a commercial but NPR and the BBC don't have a bunch anyway. Billboards, I can't ignore them with pretty ladies but I can't tell you what it was advertising. Are you in a being held by some organized advertisement militia propping your eyes open with toothpicks forcing you to view advertisements? Face it, you can ignore advertisements if you want, just because it is presented dosn't mean you have to consume it.
But the AMD advertisment is still funny; I didn't know there is a media blitz untill somone from another country said so...
I heard that AMD has launched a big ad campaign in US, but sadly this is not the case for Europe
Funny, with Adblock, Flashblock, Tivo, Netflix and Bitorrent, I can't recall the last commerical or ad I've seen.