Quit forcing your baby to listen to classical music, it probably just wants to get one fucking night of decent sleep. Or maybe your baby is more into rap, or Norwegian death metal.
Not that difficult, really. All you'd really need is The GIMP to modify serial numbers. Plus a good scanner, nice dye-sublimation printer, and the right paper.
I'll answer your question with another question: if you already have Vonage, why would you need Asterisk? Vonage already has most of the goodies you'd regularly use with Asterisk. Now, if you want to run a little business and do some fancy work with multiple phone lines, just ditch Vonage and save $5 a month with Broadvoice.
If you don't need to put your grandmother through a five-level voice menu every time she calls, then Asterisk doesn't offer that much of an advantage. The Vonage box is actually pretty cool, you can take it with you on extended trips. My job often puts me in other parts of the country for a week or two, it's nice to have a phone that uses zero precious anytime cellphone minutes. Basically, with a laptop computer, access to a printer, high-speed internet, and a Vonage box, you are in your office.
Seriously, this is a non-question. Not only does Google turn up hundreds of straightforward options, but in 1999 I was streaming MP3s off a 486 SX-33 running Linux and Apache on a 13-gig drive, using nothing more complicated than saving a Winamp playlist and using Notepad's find-replace to convert each entry into a URL. From that point it's like the files are sitting on your own hard drive.
These aren't computers, they're basically a glorified version of litmus paper. A chemical response changes the size of molecules, which in these prototypes causes the sensor itself to become the display. You're not going to create a backdoor unless you actually make a door out of this stuff.
Sounds about right. Once we get nuclear-powered SUVs maybe we can start naming them after presidents. "And now the six-o'clock news. Interstate 90 was blocked today after a fiery accident involving the Eisenhower and the Monroe. Several smaller vehicles were also involved, including the Oklahoma, California, and . None of the drivers were injured, cushioned in their titanium-armored luxury staterooms, though several thousand local inhabitants are missing."
Yes, never do anything involving passwords or finances or sensitive corporate information while using an unsecured wireless connection, especially in a public place. If you have high-speed access at home, it takes very little effort to set up a simple Linux box you can tunnel your web traffic through to squid or some other proxy on the same box. Of course that means your home upload speed is now your remote download speed, but the peace of mind is worth the sacrifice. You might not get 300Kbps down on the public access point, anyway.
With a little more effort, or some collaboration with your employer's network staff, you can get a VPN set up for the same purpose.
"Personally, I bought the Mac Mini as a replacement for my girlfriend's aging 1GHz Pentium-III system"
Aha! Here we have the TRUE purpose of the article: a geek bragging about having a girlfriend. And at a time of the year when most geeks weep silently into the pillow of their twin bed every night, fervently wishing they were Cloud in Final Fantasy IIV.
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Probably 21.
Quit forcing your baby to listen to classical music, it probably just wants to get one fucking night of decent sleep. Or maybe your baby is more into rap, or Norwegian death metal.
Headphones.
Your spelling sucks but your point is valid.
Are you sure she was swearing, and not just speaking Dutch?
Not that difficult, really. All you'd really need is The GIMP to modify serial numbers. Plus a good scanner, nice dye-sublimation printer, and the right paper.
I'll answer your question with another question: if you already have Vonage, why would you need Asterisk? Vonage already has most of the goodies you'd regularly use with Asterisk. Now, if you want to run a little business and do some fancy work with multiple phone lines, just ditch Vonage and save $5 a month with Broadvoice.
If you don't need to put your grandmother through a five-level voice menu every time she calls, then Asterisk doesn't offer that much of an advantage. The Vonage box is actually pretty cool, you can take it with you on extended trips. My job often puts me in other parts of the country for a week or two, it's nice to have a phone that uses zero precious anytime cellphone minutes. Basically, with a laptop computer, access to a printer, high-speed internet, and a Vonage box, you are in your office.
Seriously, this is a non-question. Not only does Google turn up hundreds of straightforward options, but in 1999 I was streaming MP3s off a 486 SX-33 running Linux and Apache on a 13-gig drive, using nothing more complicated than saving a Winamp playlist and using Notepad's find-replace to convert each entry into a URL. From that point it's like the files are sitting on your own hard drive.
"Are you happy to see me or is that an OC-48?"
These aren't computers, they're basically a glorified version of litmus paper. A chemical response changes the size of molecules, which in these prototypes causes the sensor itself to become the display. You're not going to create a backdoor unless you actually make a door out of this stuff.
We'll go to tarot readers to find out we have low blood sugar, high cholesterol, trace amounts of lead, and are pregnant.
Sounds about right. Once we get nuclear-powered SUVs maybe we can start naming them after presidents. "And now the six-o'clock news. Interstate 90 was blocked today after a fiery accident involving the Eisenhower and the Monroe. Several smaller vehicles were also involved, including the Oklahoma, California, and . None of the drivers were injured, cushioned in their titanium-armored luxury staterooms, though several thousand local inhabitants are missing."
Blood.
Blooooooood.
BLOOOOOOOOOOOD!
*drip*
*drip*
*drip*
Legal drinking age is 18 in Canada, I think that says it all.
Now anyone can build a simulator for training more terrorist hijackers. /snicker
Yes, never do anything involving passwords or finances or sensitive corporate information while using an unsecured wireless connection, especially in a public place. If you have high-speed access at home, it takes very little effort to set up a simple Linux box you can tunnel your web traffic through to squid or some other proxy on the same box. Of course that means your home upload speed is now your remote download speed, but the peace of mind is worth the sacrifice. You might not get 300Kbps down on the public access point, anyway.
With a little more effort, or some collaboration with your employer's network staff, you can get a VPN set up for the same purpose.
Cat-girls without patent lawsuits! Though it would be kind of fun to try finding the patent number stamp.
I mean, VII.
"Personally, I bought the Mac Mini as a replacement for my girlfriend's aging 1GHz Pentium-III system"
Aha! Here we have the TRUE purpose of the article: a geek bragging about having a girlfriend. And at a time of the year when most geeks weep silently into the pillow of their twin bed every night, fervently wishing they were Cloud in Final Fantasy IIV.
They could always call it the "Low-Carb Edition."
That disconnected, surreal feeling you have is more likely to do with the LSD you pour over your breakfast cereal every morning.
How about "land of the fee" instead?
If people read an entire comment before posting (all three sentences), then they wouldn't look retarded.
fully populated Sunfire F25k (72 dual-core processors, nicknamed "the Gibson")
Never buy anything that claims to work with Linux. Buy things that Linux supports.
Unless you're just adventurous that way, and want to write drivers.