Well let's say you bought a game and make a copy of it for backup. One day you lose the original so you want to use your legitimate backup, for that you need a mod-chip. Your backup is "legal" since you bought the game and made a copy only for yourself, but you need something "illegal" (ie. the mod-chip) to play it.
Could the use of a Mod-chip only for legitimate backup be legal ? If so how do you tell if it's a legitimate backup ?
At first, I tought that japanese television were under pressure with all those flying wiimotes. Imagine all the stress the TVs must have when someone starts to play the wii, they never know if they're gonna make it or not.
Here it is, for those who don't want to click all 10 pages :
01. The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 02. Resident Evil 4 03. Super Mario 64 04. Half-Life 2 05. Super Mario World 06. The Legend Of Zelda: A Link to the Past 07. Halo 08. Final Fantasy XII 09. Tetris 10. Super Metroid
The article says that they first made the wok antenna for themselves, to be able to connect their computers together:
"A group of us wanted to connect our computers to each other and then we worked out a way to get of getting the signal between two points," So when they heard about the TV station, they already had their wok working, so they didn't lose money developing it, they just bought other woks
Also tried it, it's relatively fast, faster than dial up at least
Things i noticed : - When you type in a password field, you see every characters, not stars or dots... It's kind of annoying when you want to check your e-mail with other people around.
- When i tried slashdot.org it brought me to a search page (a bad one, it didn't have slashdot), i had to type WWW.slashdot.org do get to it.
- You can't set your own start page
- It's very small on a 27" TV, i always have to zoom in to read.
Appart from those points i found navigation quite easy and fast.
[...] he was stunned how fast the log of probes filled up. He'd never used a firewall before on his old XP machine.
[...] it just seems like no government is interested in doing anything about it.
You have your answer in your post: the majority of people don't know about it, so why would the governement bother doing something about it if it won't give them something back. People would prefer seeing the government use that money on a problem that they know, not on some obscure internet thing appening.
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My god, I can't believed that I found the PowerRangers original when they came out... It's the "same" thing as Voltron!
Because the summary isn't right.
They used 18 test cases, Watchguard got only one : 1/18 = 5.55%, rounded = 6%
All from the spreadsheet available at http://virus.untangle.com/
Well examining the Excel sheet here http://virus.untangle.com/, they used 18 test cases, so they got 5.6% for Watchguard
The summary was wrong, it's either 18 test case or 35 test case, depending of the section you're looking at...
Well let's say you bought a game and make a copy of it for backup. One day you lose the original so you want to use your legitimate backup, for that you need a mod-chip.
Your backup is "legal" since you bought the game and made a copy only for yourself, but you need something "illegal" (ie. the mod-chip) to play it.
Could the use of a Mod-chip only for legitimate backup be legal ? If so how do you tell if it's a legitimate backup ?
At first, I tought that japanese television were under pressure with all those flying wiimotes. Imagine all the stress the TVs must have when someone starts to play the wii, they never know if they're gonna make it or not.
How about GoogleMail ?
Here it is, for those who don't want to click all 10 pages :
01. The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time
02. Resident Evil 4
03. Super Mario 64
04. Half-Life 2
05. Super Mario World
06. The Legend Of Zelda: A Link to the Past
07. Halo
08. Final Fantasy XII
09. Tetris
10. Super Metroid
Actually the real sizes are :
* Small: 150x400 cm.
* Medium: 150x500 cm.
* Large: 150x600 cm.
By the way the price for the small one is 949.00 Euro. Add 200 EUR for medium and 400 for the large one.
Here is the main page: http://www.soldat.pl/main.php
:)
Basically it's a 2D side scroller multiplayer shooter with lots of weapon.
Never played it, but it seems like a lot of fun
My ATI Radeon 9600 from 2 year old laptop can run Aero just fine...
Also tried it, it's relatively fast, faster than dial up at least
Things i noticed :
- When you type in a password field, you see every characters, not stars or dots...
It's kind of annoying when you want to check your e-mail with other people around.
- When i tried slashdot.org it brought me to a search page (a bad one, it didn't have slashdot), i had to type WWW.slashdot.org do get to it.
- You can't set your own start page
- It's very small on a 27" TV, i always have to zoom in to read.
Appart from those points i found navigation quite easy and fast.
Interesting article even tho mouse preference is highly subjective (you have to be comfortable using the mouse...).
One thing I learned from all this : Laser mice aren't better than optical ones.
Sometimes copying on your competitors isn't the best idea.
Actually it's 256GB
It's a lot safer and funnier than throwing hard drives at each other.
I checked after my post and it's already there!
I wouldn't call buying a copy of window a "free" upgrade
Will they replace my batteries if the controler goes on fire ?
Actually yes
I'll be able to see online casino, pr0n and body parts enlargement ads in my game ! What a great idea.
I think it is, he probably will be sitting next to it...
You have your answer in your post: the majority of people don't know about it, so why would the governement bother doing something about it if it won't give them something back. People would prefer seeing the government use that money on a problem that they know, not on some obscure internet thing appening.
actually it's a googol-and-one
Height, Depth, Width are 3 dimensions.
They said 6 axis, so when you hold the remote you have the possibily to go in 6 linear directions (Forward, back, up, down, left and right)