What if it is a portable machine and wants to use public wireless Internet? Also, what if (s)he wants to block outgoing connections and stuff which hardware firewalls can't do?
Basically, we are better off with the over the air (OTA) local TV stations (100+ channels in Los Angeles (L.A.) areas!) than satellite TV for local broadcast stations and Internet assuming viewers have access to both. I read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F... and nothing really good interest me.:/ Adjusting dishes can be a pain and annoying. It is already bad enough for my antenna(s/e).:)
I rarely watch movies these days, so Netflix and other subscription based services wouldn't work for me. I do like Amazon's Video on Demand and iTunes services, but not everything is rental (why buy if I am only watch it once?), available, and in true HD. Also, Amazon doesn't let me download HD videos to play in Amazon Unbox (Windows only and buggy) to play locally (frak streaming with unstable and slow Internet connections).
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You can subscribe and watch sports from MLB, NHL, NBA, etc. Although, blackouts suck.
It totally was. :(
What if it is a portable machine and wants to use public wireless Internet? Also, what if (s)he wants to block outgoing connections and stuff which hardware firewalls can't do?
"As of 2014-01-12, this project is no longer under active development." text. :(
I like GuardDog, but it is no longer updated and doesn't work with the latest Debian/Linux's Kernels when I tried it a couple years ago. :(
Because it is no longer updated. I used to use it too, but it doesn't work with the latest stable Debian and its Kernel versions. :(
That gal is attractive too. ;)
And newsgroups, IRC, etc. :P
What about motorcycles? They're still loud. Ugh.
I want a stand alone smartwatch to replace my old school Casio Data Bank 150 watch. I don't want to use a mobile phone for it.
Basically, we are better off with the over the air (OTA) local TV stations (100+ channels in Los Angeles (L.A.) areas!) than satellite TV for local broadcast stations and Internet assuming viewers have access to both. I read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F... and nothing really good interest me. :/ Adjusting dishes can be a pain and annoying. It is already bad enough for my antenna(s/e). :)
But do they have to do it on all stories? I wished there was a HTML5 media player blocker like FlashBlocker.
Yeah, it was annoying. Also, it was HTML5 media player so it wasn't blocked like Flashblock, Mozilla's addon on demand player, etc.
Or wait until next year for 3/14/15. Or back in year 1592 for 3/14/1592. :P
Stand alone smartwatch without requiring a mobile phone!
And give us fibers!!
I would agree, but you're a confused one. :P
I would pay my life for that. ;)
Affect != Effect
You pissed me off with your post so I cam coming after you with your computers. I care not if it is Linux, Mac OS X, etc. [grin]
Can I be you friend? [grin]
I would do that if I knew how to code. :P
I rarely watch movies these days, so Netflix and other subscription based services wouldn't work for me. I do like Amazon's Video on Demand and iTunes services, but not everything is rental (why buy if I am only watch it once?), available, and in true HD. Also, Amazon doesn't let me download HD videos to play in Amazon Unbox (Windows only and buggy) to play locally (frak streaming with unstable and slow Internet connections).
Well, that place is going to be dug up soon according to this article.
"Wipe them out, all of them."
It is an embedded Windows XP. It's different from your normal Windows XP.