Does anyone else find it amusing that a page on rising IQs has a message at the top that says "This article may require copy-editing for grammar, style, cohesion, tone or spelling."?
I can only counter with experience, but I've spent over $1000AUD on music this year, most of which (90%) I would not have bought without having downloaded it first.
It's like the first time you discovered your conversations were being logged on IRC. People seem to be discovering the internet all over again, which I guess is true - even though the "new" users are only using a very limited subset of functionality.
That's how it's done in Australia. On my current plan, I can download 40gb during "peak" times, and 110gb during "offpeak" times, after which I'm capped to 64kbit
Some ISPs also count uploads in this quota.
Slashdot Mirror
Also, I've had problems with the countrycode.archive.ubuntu.com mirror, see if your ISP or university hosts a mirror.
If it's based on the FBSD stack, then Ralink based wireless devices are a good choice.
Released when?
Well you are Norse, you guys do have some experience with big hammers.
Where can I download your album? Do you have a donation box?
Couldn't someone screen scrape the required data?
Like this - http://www.mobilechoice.com.au/compare-cap-plans-spreadsheet
I use a Fit-PC2 (www.fit-pc2.com). Plugs into my TV via HDMI, also comes with an adaptor for DVI. Apparently uses 7 watts.
Does anyone else find it amusing that a page on rising IQs has a message at the top that says "This article may require copy-editing for grammar, style, cohesion, tone or spelling."?
At one point, HackADay had article/s on how to bypass proxies such as SonicWall via SSH tunnelling.
This would probably be the reason
The R4 is quite possibly the worst flashcart. Try an AceKard.
Unfortunately, works like crap is not a useful bug report.
Yep, and each CD gets ripped to FLAC then put back on the shelf.
Finally someone said it. Thanks.
Also, the Batman game looks like it won't be totally crap, like EA titles such as Need for Speed Undercover.
Also some of the 'banned' older Donald Duck cartoons are really interesting.
As someone who's going to be upgrading soon, can you point out the regressions in Karmic?
Also, you can dd the disc to a flash/firewire drive for even faster installation.
Can you please help the guys in the Aussie Pirate Party get a move on and get something going?
*cough*Serialbox*cough*
Run powertop and find out what's causing problems.
Fixed. I'm a big fan of Mark's work.
I can only counter with experience, but I've spent over $1000AUD on music this year, most of which (90%) I would not have bought without having downloaded it first.
It's like the first time you discovered your conversations were being logged on IRC. People seem to be discovering the internet all over again, which I guess is true - even though the "new" users are only using a very limited subset of functionality.
That's how it's done in Australia. On my current plan, I can download 40gb during "peak" times, and 110gb during "offpeak" times, after which I'm capped to 64kbit Some ISPs also count uploads in this quota.
Even though this sounds really annoying, I want one. Any idea how to get one in Australia?