* media-sound/amp
Latest version available: 0.7.6
Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
Size of downloaded files: 97 kB
Homepage:
Description: AMP - the Audio Mpeg Player
License: as-is
And, IIRC Nullsoft got nailed with a lawsuit from these guys for having 'amp' in their product name, which is the whole reason they got bought up by AOL in the first place.
well, if I was running gnome I'd understand it, seeing as 180solutions (the wonderful people who brought us n-CASE) tried to get their crap integrated in it...
I think one of the best things to do is to just get this whole it's-not-that-hard-to-fix-and-we'll-do-it-for-chea p-or-free idea out to the masses.
The computer club here at penn college does a 'windows cleanup' every sunday evening, and we usually pull around 15 student computers a night. On top of this, the college pays some of us to do the same during the week (I'm not sure how many they'll pull in a week as I'm not one of them, but there's always a few lying around in there). the usual stuff-- ad-aware, spybot, firefox, thunderbird, windows update, axe messenger, uPNP and such, and most importantly, teach them how to avoid getting more of the crap.
Costs the students nothing. Well, unless you count the tuition.
confused polyethylene glycol with ethylene glycol and wondered what they were doing injecting antifreeze into dogs (and wouldn't it be easier to put it in their water dish?)
I work (well, I will when I get back out of school) on generators for the Caterpillar dealer in Maryland, and our territory includes all of the DC area. we get quite a good number of government jobs (I think I pulled jobs on 3 military bases and the new USPTO building this summer, and one of the other guys had a job in the pentagon). Which probably means I'll need one of these.
the unit would cease to function, and the rocket(s) would continue on the same unguided path they were fired on. Seems rather implausible to me to guide a rocket via remote control.
RTFA. You can enable/disable the ActiveX controls and IE rendering based on the site. (I'd hope that they have it disabled for everything by default)
My college's web scheduling relies on an ActiveX control, mainly because the underlying code is extremely old. (they have a team dedicated to writing a replacement for it, but that could very well take a while)
I don't particularly feel like rebooting into windows just to schedule, and I particularly don't want to have to leave my dorm and go to one of the open labs to do so.
Then again, doesn't really matter now since I've already scheduled my final semester.
only if you're picky and won't consider FP could also stand for 'fourth post'
And now to avoid an offtopic mod of my own:
I think the easiest thing is just to not junk your phone all the time. I'm still (rarely) using an old analog Nokia. it gets the job done.
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I guess you must be a pentium 4 fan then?
I too use my computer as a spaceheater, usually `emerge -auD world`. Shame it only puts out about 250w total.
haven't had a BSOD of my own in about a year and a half, so couldn't remember quite how they go.
my school email account caught an ebay phish the other day. The fact that the headers showed it coming from south korea kind of gave it away.
scary thing is, it seemed to make use of the nasty just-about-any-browser spoofing vulnerability that was found not too long ago.
STOP ERROR 0x0000073A: SLASHDOT_MODS_DO_NOT_UNDERSTAND_SUBTLE_HUMOR //watch me get modded down for this...
nothing for you to see here. please move along.
or, I'm guessing, enemy-territory. since it's native in linux, and free.
Also, what more could you want for christmas than getting your university's website slashdotted?
the hell, the amish have a website?
mine doesn't.
then again, mine doesn't support gps. (or digital networks even, for that matter)
their choice of names?
* media-sound/amp
Latest version available: 0.7.6
Latest version installed: [ Not Installed ]
Size of downloaded files: 97 kB
Homepage:
Description: AMP - the Audio Mpeg Player
License: as-is
And, IIRC Nullsoft got nailed with a lawsuit from these guys for having 'amp' in their product name, which is the whole reason they got bought up by AOL in the first place.
well, if I was running gnome I'd understand it, seeing as 180solutions (the wonderful people who brought us n-CASE) tried to get their crap integrated in it...
I had a popup about a week ago.
on firefox.
in gentoo.
going between pages on slashdot.
wtf?
so, you're saying that all those things are okay if the country has money?
I think one of the best things to do is to just get this whole it's-not-that-hard-to-fix-and-we'll-do-it-for-chea p-or-free idea out to the masses.
The computer club here at penn college does a 'windows cleanup' every sunday evening, and we usually pull around 15 student computers a night. On top of this, the college pays some of us to do the same during the week (I'm not sure how many they'll pull in a week as I'm not one of them, but there's always a few lying around in there). the usual stuff-- ad-aware, spybot, firefox, thunderbird, windows update, axe messenger, uPNP and such, and most importantly, teach them how to avoid getting more of the crap.
Costs the students nothing. Well, unless you count the tuition.
Comedy Central isn't broadcast TV. I'm fairly sure they don't have to.
confused polyethylene glycol with ethylene glycol and wondered what they were doing injecting antifreeze into dogs (and wouldn't it be easier to put it in their water dish?)
I work (well, I will when I get back out of school) on generators for the Caterpillar dealer in Maryland, and our territory includes all of the DC area. we get quite a good number of government jobs (I think I pulled jobs on 3 military bases and the new USPTO building this summer, and one of the other guys had a job in the pentagon). Which probably means I'll need one of these.
I'm not looking forward to it.
IANAL, but I don't see anything in the license that would prohibit freely redistributing your modifications.
This seems as immature as channel takeovers on efnet.
You say that like there's actually anything that is mature on efnet.
the unit would cease to function, and the rocket(s) would continue on the same unguided path they were fired on. Seems rather implausible to me to guide a rocket via remote control.
RTFA. You can enable/disable the ActiveX controls and IE rendering based on the site. (I'd hope that they have it disabled for everything by default)
My college's web scheduling relies on an ActiveX control, mainly because the underlying code is extremely old. (they have a team dedicated to writing a replacement for it, but that could very well take a while)
I don't particularly feel like rebooting into windows just to schedule, and I particularly don't want to have to leave my dorm and go to one of the open labs to do so.
Then again, doesn't really matter now since I've already scheduled my final semester.
only if you're picky and won't consider FP could also stand for 'fourth post'
And now to avoid an offtopic mod of my own:
I think the easiest thing is just to not junk your phone all the time. I'm still (rarely) using an old analog Nokia. it gets the job done.
no, it actually dumped me into grub.
Even after I disabled booting from hard drive, for some odd reason...
and of course I managed to forget (again) that comments, being HTML formatted, ignore whitespace.
2,500KVA @ 0.8 PF? (note: some electrical background required to appreciate the above)
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