I remember back in the day when all Compaq desktops required special Compaq RAM, so you had to buy it overpriced from them (~500mhz era). Oh, and every Compaq I have ever seen has been a skanky piece of crap.
Would be better if someone wrote a 'virus' that looked through people's harddrives for DRM-protected music and then stripped the DRM from them silently. That way, when people start getting subpoenas for DMCA violations, they can just say they had a virus, but removed it later. I don't think it would stand to reason that people should find some way to put the DRM back in place on the files that lost it, hm?
Nokia is a really favored company here (Europe). Motorola is not. Crappiest fucking phones I ever saw. Also, you forget that a lot of journalists are in love with the mac for some bizarre reason.
Yes, but this is you making a decision to leave your door open, for yourself, you're not providing houses with open doors to people for money, are you? Microsoft is making that decision for 80-90% of the worlds computer users. They should be accountable for their product, just like every other business/industry is.
It's MS' fault for writing exploitable code. Sure, noone's perfect, but they should strive to be, and pay the price when they fail at it, instead of some random german kid who knew how to do stuff with their bugs. He should go jail, but not be financially responsible.
What would the use for this be? I can see how it would be nice to have no loading time at all in every game etc, but is anyone except NASA going to use this now? Any ideas?
I always take some random sentence, take the first letters of each word, put in some numbers or something, shuffle, and after having used it 3 times or so, it's locked in my head (or fingers?). You can always derive the password again from the sentence.
Like this: My Policy For A Long Time Has Been To Pick Two Words = mpfalthbtptw == pmfal4thbtp41tw
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I remember back in the day when all Compaq desktops required special Compaq RAM, so you had to buy it overpriced from them (~500mhz era). Oh, and every Compaq I have ever seen has been a skanky piece of crap.
Because less is more.
You wanna have slashdot do the work you're getting paid to do for you? How original.
Brilliant, except, that's what GPU's were made for in the first place.
Of course, you were probably speaking in more general terms.
Would be better if someone wrote a 'virus' that looked through people's harddrives for DRM-protected music and then stripped the DRM from them silently. That way, when people start getting subpoenas for DMCA violations, they can just say they had a virus, but removed it later. I don't think it would stand to reason that people should find some way to put the DRM back in place on the files that lost it, hm?
Here (introductory physics.)
I beat you to it...
Nokia is a really favored company here (Europe). Motorola is not. Crappiest fucking phones I ever saw. Also, you forget that a lot of journalists are in love with the mac for some bizarre reason.
lamers
Except, what would you type with?
Yeah, it sure would be nice to replace the current OS near-monopoly with a full-blown hardware and OS monopoly.
Yes, but this is you making a decision to leave your door open, for yourself, you're not providing houses with open doors to people for money, are you? Microsoft is making that decision for 80-90% of the worlds computer users. They should be accountable for their product, just like every other business/industry is.
It's MS' fault for writing exploitable code. Sure, noone's perfect, but they should strive to be, and pay the price when they fail at it, instead of some random german kid who knew how to do stuff with their bugs. He should go jail, but not be financially responsible.
What would the use for this be? I can see how it would be nice to have no loading time at all in every game etc, but is anyone except NASA going to use this now? Any ideas?
Well, yes, but not on my systems. And it would be hard for it to spread.
Silvio Berlusconi you mean?
We (Norwegians) own Statoil. Herlig å være norsk... :)
If you're talking about the content blocking (are you?), it is handled at the proxy level. Obviously. So no effect.
The original pentium had a bug that would say 2+3 = 4,9999999999 or something. I'd consider that faulty, Not in manufacture though, but design.
t610 seems to be what you want.
No, just sausage fingers. Ick...
3dfx called it SLI.
was small.
Linux antivirus? What is this you talk of? I've never seen any..
I always take some random sentence, take the first letters of each word, put in some numbers or something, shuffle, and after having used it 3 times or so, it's locked in my head (or fingers?). You can always derive the password again from the sentence.
Like this: My Policy For A Long Time Has Been To Pick Two Words = mpfalthbtptw == pmfal4thbtp41tw
Strong enough for my uses.