Spy kids movies are a sucess, made with a relative low budget and gaining millons of dollars either at box office and product placement, it's enough to keep the suits in hollywood happy. More info here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0227538/business
Same thing happened with "El mariachi". A decent, cheap home made film that gained a lot's of money and sometimes it's used as an example of amateur filming in some schools..
I live in Argentina and I work for a major ADSL ISP. We used to have Cisco/Alcatel DSLAMs and DSL Modems but budget cuts made us switch to "Huawei".
Huawei DSLAMs are an almost exact copy of Cisco's in terms of performance, but cost like 2 or 3 times less, and you can get a bulk of Huawei USB DSL Modems for a few dollars each (And then give it for free to new users).
But, of course, there is no Huawei tech support (unless you can talk chinesse or are willing to wait a week for an automated response), you have to compile your own USB driver for the modem unless you want the internet user mess around with VPI, VCI and DSL encapsulation modes, and while this shouldn't concearn any skilled programmer, the result of compiling your own driver for a cheap modem, using limited testing and questionable source code that NEVER updates only brings problems for the end user (incompatibility with some Windows versions, NO linux or MAC support, etc).
Yeah, It was available in sharereactor a few years ago, but I never downloaded it...:( The movie cost 4 millon dollars to be made. There is some info in imdb I think
That's not a bad idea, an unpatched Windows XP it's a time bomb ready to explode.
People that format their pc usually just grab their 2001 Windows XP CD, put it in and proceed with the instalation. Once finished, they connect to the internet without patching and 1 minute later their PC it's a spam sending zombie.
There is no password or disclaimer to enter the "webcam site".
Since it doesn't ask you for a password then I assume it's public, If not you couldn't enter the site by just typing their IP.
Symantec Inc. it's proud to announce "Norton Antivirus for Mobile phones" featuring:
_ Fast virus detection and removal, it only takes 50% of your cell phones internal memory! _ Automaticaly updates itself (using your call credit) or you can do it manually by dialing *NORTON _ Also included "Norton Antispam SMS edition" which will filter your unwanted sms messages and delete them.
It depends, some people with pirated copies can download updates or use Windows Update. Users using Windows XP release version with a banned s/n can't d/l SP1 and following updates, but users with a pirated "Windows XP with SP1 included" CD can update without problems.
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Spy kids movies are a sucess, made with a relative low budget and gaining millons of dollars either at box office and product placement, it's enough to keep the suits in hollywood happy.
More info here:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0227538/business
Same thing happened with "El mariachi". A decent, cheap home made film that gained a lot's of money and sometimes it's used as an example of amateur filming in some schools..
I live in Argentina and I work for a major ADSL ISP. We used to have Cisco/Alcatel DSLAMs and DSL Modems but budget cuts made us switch to "Huawei". Huawei DSLAMs are an almost exact copy of Cisco's in terms of performance, but cost like 2 or 3 times less, and you can get a bulk of Huawei USB DSL Modems for a few dollars each (And then give it for free to new users). But, of course, there is no Huawei tech support (unless you can talk chinesse or are willing to wait a week for an automated response), you have to compile your own USB driver for the modem unless you want the internet user mess around with VPI, VCI and DSL encapsulation modes, and while this shouldn't concearn any skilled programmer, the result of compiling your own driver for a cheap modem, using limited testing and questionable source code that NEVER updates only brings problems for the end user (incompatibility with some Windows versions, NO linux or MAC support, etc).
And I want a decent Star Wars prequel! ;)
The PSP will have some kind of TV out feature via an external USB adapter
I just opened my CRT, removed my monitor screen, tube and back panel. :O
;)
It looks dark through...
Now what?
j/k
She is hot as hell. I prefer her as Susan than some dumb blonde like I don't know "The ring" slut or Renée Zellweger...
Yeah, It was available in sharereactor a few years ago, but I never downloaded it... :(
The movie cost 4 millon dollars to be made.
There is some info in imdb I think
...Hopefully filming a decent movie! ;)
That's not a bad idea, an unpatched Windows XP it's a time bomb ready to explode. People that format their pc usually just grab their 2001 Windows XP CD, put it in and proceed with the instalation. Once finished, they connect to the internet without patching and 1 minute later their PC it's a spam sending zombie.
AXIS: username: root passoword: pass
There is no password or disclaimer to enter the "webcam site". Since it doesn't ask you for a password then I assume it's public, If not you couldn't enter the site by just typing their IP.
Skype it's the best VOIP soft available right now, it's freeware and doesn't have spyware.
It's been out for a few days...
Symantec Inc. it's proud to announce "Norton Antivirus for Mobile phones" featuring:
_ Fast virus detection and removal, it only takes 50% of your cell phones internal memory!
_ Automaticaly updates itself (using your call credit) or you can do it manually by dialing *NORTON
_ Also included "Norton Antispam SMS edition" which will filter your unwanted sms messages and delete them.
j/k
Check this page:
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How to Compile the Linux Kernel
http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorial
check the ad in the right side
>:(
It depends, some people with pirated copies can download updates or use Windows Update.
Users using Windows XP release version with a banned s/n can't d/l SP1 and following updates, but users with a pirated "Windows XP with SP1 included" CD can update without problems.
Nice post, you provided great info. thanks
LOL!
Microsoft does have some decent hardware like the Intellimouse Explorer but for WIFI I'd stick with Linksys, a division of Cisco Systems, Inc.