and if they are from reputable companies like Google and Yahoo, you know your files stored on their servers will remain there for a long time, if not forever.
What neck of the woods do you live in? As far as I know, the majority of Internet access still occurs through dial-up, so I don't agree with your assertion that modems are hardly used anymore. Nor have I heard of any ISP that includes a modem with a dial-up account.
I haven't used dialup since 1998, and I got a modem from my ISP when I did. I would hate to pay for a bundled modem.
But that still doesn't stop the $8/hour projectionist from installing a device that intercepts the data, copies it, and then passes it along to the projector.
Wouldn't it be both cheaper and easier if you just payed the projectionist a fair wage?
Thanks. Now, can you explain how my company is to quikly move all of thousands of employees and all of our internal Windows-based applications to redhat in the next 24 hours?
What's really frightening is that we have an Administration that couldn't invade Iraq fast enough, all the while pretending that North Korea would just go away if we ignored it hard enough.
Wrong, whats really frightening is that a religous extremist nutjob is in control over an agressive country which owns tons of nuclear weapons (the only country who ever used a nuclear bomb against another country).
"contrary to rumors around the Internet, Apple has told Macworld that you can even do it yourself without voiding your warranty "unless you break something when you open it.")
So contrary to rumors on the Internet, rumors on the Internet state that the rumors on the Internet are not true?
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"Unless... it somehow gets mandated to be in all cameras. Good luck with that."
"Once you have Bittorrent installed, using it to download files is really simple. But--and this is going to sound crazy to all you programmers out there--there are tons of people who just never make it over this hurdle. So, what blogtorrent does is give users "easy download" links in addition to links to the torrent files. The "easy download" link gives them the torrent file they want wrapped in an executable installer. The installer just installs Bittorrent, asks them where to save the file, and starts getting the torrent they want. "
The pirate bayFree for all, the worlds largest tracker. Torrentbytes, requires registration. Only new releases, great download speeds. Filelist, requires registration. Only new releases, great download speeds. Elitetorrents, requires registration. Only new releases, great download speeds.
So if you're a dictator then you can't be a terrorist?? Saddam gassed CIVILIANS, that's terrorism PERIOD END OF STORY. If you deny that Saddam was a terrorist then you either need a dictionary or a brain.
How many MILLIONS of civilians have been killed by the US? Thats right, I said MILLIONS!
If a police officer kills someone and is forgiven, why shouldn't anyone else be? While that is an extreme analogy, it is unfair that the law does not treat everyone equally.
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Amarok does run on MacOSX, it also has great iPod support (will be even better in 1.4)
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"um IF there was such a magical non-sensical plan (why would a phone company every offer that?)"
Tele2Comviq does this. I get 0,25 SEK/min for recieving calls.
www.torrentspy.com
Step 1: Steal credit card and get a fake id
Step 2: Go to store, point at throat, wave the fake id
Step 3: w0000t new stuff!
the money goes to the musicians. and their lawyers. well mostly to their lawyers i'd guess :-)
Well, mostly to the RIAA and their lawyers.
What neck of the woods do you live in? As far as I know, the majority of Internet access still occurs through dial-up, so I don't agree with your assertion that modems are hardly used anymore. Nor have I heard of any ISP that includes a modem with a dial-up account.
I haven't used dialup since 1998, and I got a modem from my ISP when I did. I would hate to pay for a bundled modem.
I still want a mac mini though..
There is no pope
Not that anyone outside of the US gives a flying fuck about UN resolutions.
hahaha, are you serious?
But that still doesn't stop the $8/hour projectionist from installing a device that intercepts the data, copies it, and then passes it along to the projector.
Wouldn't it be both cheaper and easier if you just payed the projectionist a fair wage?
Until someone invents something like ssl... oh...
Thanks. Now, can you explain how my company is to quikly move all of thousands of employees and all of our internal Windows-based applications to redhat in the next 24 hours?
Amphetamine.
What's really frightening is that we have an Administration that couldn't invade Iraq fast enough, all the while pretending that North Korea would just go away if we ignored it hard enough.
Wrong, whats really frightening is that a religous extremist nutjob is in control over an agressive country which owns tons of nuclear weapons (the only country who ever used a nuclear bomb against another country).
Did it really take 35 years to edit out the studio equipment from the pictures?
tubgirl?
"contrary to rumors around the Internet, Apple has told Macworld that you can even do it yourself without voiding your warranty "unless you break something when you open it.")
So contrary to rumors on the Internet, rumors on the Internet state that the rumors on the Internet are not true?
"Unless... it somehow gets mandated to be in all cameras. Good luck with that."
You mean like the broadcast flag?
Why not use blogtorrent?
"Once you have Bittorrent installed, using it to download files is really simple. But--and this is going to sound crazy to all you programmers out there--there are tons of people who just never make it over this hurdle. So, what blogtorrent does is give users "easy download" links in addition to links to the torrent files. The "easy download" link gives them the torrent file they want wrapped in an executable installer. The installer just installs Bittorrent, asks them where to save the file, and starts getting the torrent they want. "
How long until someone writes a plugin similar to adblock for your favourite rss reader?
I'm also not to keen on having to pay through health insurance costs and tax dollars to keep pumping the stomach of every drug addict on the streets.
But you are keen on paying the costs of sending drug users to prison? (which is a lot more expensive).
The pirate bayFree for all, the worlds largest tracker.
Torrentbytes, requires registration. Only new releases, great download speeds.
Filelist, requires registration. Only new releases, great download speeds.
Elitetorrents, requires registration. Only new releases, great download speeds.
So if you're a dictator then you can't be a terrorist?? Saddam gassed CIVILIANS, that's terrorism PERIOD END OF STORY. If you deny that Saddam was a terrorist then you either need a dictionary or a brain.
How many MILLIONS of civilians have been killed by the US? Thats right, I said MILLIONS!
WiMax 2?
If a police officer kills someone and is forgiven, why shouldn't anyone else be? While that is an extreme analogy, it is unfair that the law does not treat everyone equally.