There was a two-part segment on the Screen Savers with Patrick Norton and Kevin Rose covering methods of data destruction, including software, grinding, acid, thermite...
There was a two-part segment on the Screen Savers with Patrick Norton and Kevin Rose covering methods of data destruction, including software, grinding, acid, thermite...
Yes, Blu-Ray is a better product. With its codec support being virtually equivalent with that of HD-DVD, the capacity definitely puts it at a distinct advantage. Additional supporting factors for Blu-Ray include:
Availability of dual-layer burners (while DL Blu-Ray burners have been available in Japan for some time, HD-DVD has yet to announce a DL product or write the HD-DVD-R DL specification.)
DRM restrictions (Blu-Ray should allow you to take some liberty with your media; at the very least you should be able to copy your Blu-Ray collection. On the other hand, HD-DVD intends to completely prohibit such actions by strict use of Microsoft's DRM technology).
Please keep in mind that, while the above statements were accurate last time I checked, anything could have changed, rendering them invalid. Please feel free to correct me (I don't know why I'm saying this on Slashdot) if I have made any factual errors or critical omissions.
According to a Popular Science article on the subject, several humans have already undergone similar treatments, allowing them to control a computer mouse by thought. In addition, scientists were able to use a weak FM transmitter to circumvent uncomfortable wiring.
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There was a two-part segment on the Screen Savers with Patrick Norton and Kevin Rose covering methods of data destruction, including software, grinding, acid, thermite...
Watch it here
There was a two-part segment on the Screen Savers with Patrick Norton and Kevin Rose covering methods of data destruction, including software, grinding, acid, thermite...
Watch it here
Thanks! What type of connection do you have?
Yes, Blu-Ray is a better product. With its codec support being virtually equivalent with that of HD-DVD, the capacity definitely puts it at a distinct advantage. Additional supporting factors for Blu-Ray include:
Availability of dual-layer burners (while DL Blu-Ray burners have been available in Japan for some time, HD-DVD has yet to announce a DL product or write the HD-DVD-R DL specification.)
DRM restrictions (Blu-Ray should allow you to take some liberty with your media; at the very least you should be able to copy your Blu-Ray collection. On the other hand, HD-DVD intends to completely prohibit such actions by strict use of Microsoft's DRM technology).
Please keep in mind that, while the above statements were accurate last time I checked, anything could have changed, rendering them invalid. Please feel free to correct me (I don't know why I'm saying this on Slashdot) if I have made any factual errors or critical omissions.
BitTorrent?
According to a Popular Science article on the subject, several humans have already undergone similar treatments, allowing them to control a computer mouse by thought. In addition, scientists were able to use a weak FM transmitter to circumvent uncomfortable wiring.
I can tell you what MY next OS will be. The clock on XP doesn't even fill the whole screen.
This title may be read in one of two ways, largely depending on the status of your inbox and/or the number of hours since you last ate. 1) Lycos Declares War on Spam Servers 2) Lycos Declares War on Spam Servers