didn't these morons even read the friggin wikipedia article?
Haven't you heard? Wikipedia's articles are CC-BY-SA free content. They are the scum of the copyright universe. ASCAP wouldn't dare touch them with their ten-foot serrated penis of rights-rape.
adds that are just way too taylored... i need new trim and to repaint parts of my house
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Depending on their progress you may be able to project when "over the air" TV goes off the air. My estimate would be 2020.
Given that a cable company (Comcast) has NBC, I think that's generous and would bet on 2015.
Which would be a shame, because now TV would be in complete control of Comcast, Cablevision, and their quite-dishonorable ilk. If you do not see why that's a problem, you don't see well enough.
Your comment is startlingly relevant. I'd talk about how Mr. "Do I feel lucky" should've asked her "Well, do ya, punk?" before her walk, but I've been kinda beaten to it.
If you use an https site that's not run by a bank, credit card issuer, school, or the guy who built your second home as a campaign favor, you are a dirty pirate and must pay.
PE is a beauty. The only thing it really misses is Task Manager's Up Time clock (Performance tab), which appears to be the only way in Windows to get the total system up time exclusive of standbys and hibernates. (Other methods, and I've tried many, just count time from boot. Let me know if I missed one.)
If that makes it to PE, I'd happily let even malware delete taskmgr.
Doesn't multicast help any? Given a bunch of people who want to view the same exact stream, the server should be sending the same packets and letting the viewers' players deal with sync, starting at a key frame (and not in the middle of some crumbly diff frames), et cetera. With that, the server could just concentrate on the list of viewers' IPs, send packets far less often, and the/. arson fails.
Live streams, to me, seem easier than webpages because the viewer always wants the current frames of a live video but may want any portion of any other pages.
-Out of the blue, this idiot group approaches them and pre-emptively warns that if they were to make a show with an obviously censored word in the title, they'll protest it.
My chief gripe with Cablevision is not that they have bad service (at least from a TV technical standpoint, as they have a ton of channels that rarely drop if at all), or even that they try to maintain their monopoly on coverage area and programming while trying to avoid carrying broadcast stations, but that they wield monopoly power in other areas and make Comcast and Microsoft look utterly inept at it, and it barely registers on Slashdot.
Sadly, I know people that, in their words, "need" these vile cowards' cable. It's like I have a truth mom on my back.
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I don't see where you're going with that.
Haven't you heard? Wikipedia's articles are CC-BY-SA free content. They are the scum of the copyright universe. ASCAP wouldn't dare touch them with their ten-foot serrated penis of rights-rape.
Robot cooking: the art that gives "bite my shiny metal ass" an entirely different meaning.
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No, Mordok is just enlightened. Dodos and their eggs exist. It's just that the New World Order (Obama, BP, and McDonald's) don't want us to see them.
Same with the beautiful hookers: us commoners are stuck with the cheap ones that turn out to be FBI, CIA, or shemale. It's the NWO's fault!
Given that a cable company (Comcast) has NBC, I think that's generous and would bet on 2015.
Which would be a shame, because now TV would be in complete control of Comcast, Cablevision, and their quite-dishonorable ilk. If you do not see why that's a problem, you don't see well enough.
Thanks, I really need to think of the Great Old Ones when I search for product reviews. :(
Or maybe they do and just hate people.
Who cares about story anymore? You've got DLC to buy, you cheap customer!
her watercolour illustrations include colour, something the Kindle can't do yet.
The Kindle also lacks water, and would surely be damaged by it.
So it probably isn't even half of what Potter had in mind.
Your doing it wrong.
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But I saw it in the ticker thingy at the bottom! I swear Obama is having an affair with Katy Perry!
Why not? It keeps objectifying itself with those short comments, that skimpy running time, those perfect indentations...
It's just begging for it.
But what if the Naked Cowboy decides to protest this technology by wearing a stuffed bra in front of one?
When the AI's that detailed, nuance is needed and false positives are all the more dangerous.
That's probably the plan if they're calling it Ubimark. :(
Your comment is startlingly relevant. I'd talk about how Mr. "Do I feel lucky" should've asked her "Well, do ya, punk?" before her walk, but I've been kinda beaten to it.
If you use an https site that's not run by a bank, credit card issuer, school, or the guy who built your second home as a campaign favor, you are a dirty pirate and must pay.
PE is a beauty. The only thing it really misses is Task Manager's Up Time clock (Performance tab), which appears to be the only way in Windows to get the total system up time exclusive of standbys and hibernates. (Other methods, and I've tried many, just count time from boot. Let me know if I missed one.)
If that makes it to PE, I'd happily let even malware delete taskmgr.
Doesn't multicast help any? Given a bunch of people who want to view the same exact stream, the server should be sending the same packets and letting the viewers' players deal with sync, starting at a key frame (and not in the middle of some crumbly diff frames), et cetera. With that, the server could just concentrate on the list of viewers' IPs, send packets far less often, and the /. arson fails.
Live streams, to me, seem easier than webpages because the viewer always wants the current frames of a live video but may want any portion of any other pages.
Those researchers have a thankless job. They're always getting called "spectators" and blamed for the "fucking goddamn lag".
Personally, I hope for Unicorns & Elf Girls every night--the unicorns for fast travel in style, and the elf girls for why the fuck else would I want elf girls!?
Visual Basic sucks. Get Firefox instead.
Don't stuff beans up your nose!
Fact: WASD keys and left mouse buttons never wear out. They just become sentient and resist you in the heat of battle.
My chief gripe with Cablevision is not that they have bad service (at least from a TV technical standpoint, as they have a ton of channels that rarely drop if at all), or even that they try to maintain their monopoly on coverage area and programming while trying to avoid carrying broadcast stations, but that they wield monopoly power in other areas and make Comcast and Microsoft look utterly inept at it, and it barely registers on Slashdot.
Sadly, I know people that, in their words, "need" these vile cowards' cable. It's like I have a truth mom on my back.