To think that they only got to where they are due to the greed of Western companies sidestepping the workforce in their own countries and outsourcing to China. Then they start hacking us, an ungrateful bunch of savages if there ever was one.
They can take their huddlecup DRM and shove it up their arse, do not want precious silicon I'm paying good money wasted on features aiming to restrict me and make the MPAA more money.
I'm glad I found this thread because I might well be going to Korea in september so I'll bring one of these monitors back with me and not pay for shipping. Once again "fuck you" to HDCP and its supporters.
Great a proprietary cable made for 20c in China with a Monster label slapped on and sold for "naddy-nah-naddy-nah" with a small IC to prevent others making them.
What exactly do they hope to run at 20v DC that will draw 5A? I have a bench power supply that can just about manage that, the only thing i need more than ~15V for is bending the lead of a pencil
Same could happen with ACTA. They re-write a few lines that make little difference, leave the DRM provisions intact and call it ACTA II, or give it a new name altogether like they did with Lisbon (formerly called the European constitution).
It's the age-old problem with representative 'democracy' that the commission, or the power that be get an unlimited number of tries to pass a certain unpopular piece of legislation. They can re-package, re-brand it, attach it to another law, or if necessary water it down a bit and then create a new law at a later date that strengthens it to what they originally intended.
DNT gives sites the opportunity to *let on* they don't track people.
You'd have to be naive as fcuk to believe what some company claims to do in their legalese wall of text privacy policy has much bearing on what actually goes on.
Download an app to give sex offenders a red status bar above their heads. Version 2.0 (beta) gives suspected social outcasts, as in people without Facebook accounts an orange status bar.
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"When sex was safe and flying was dangerous"
11.34kg butane cylinders, is it?
Better than the phones they been making the past few years.
To think that they only got to where they are due to the greed of Western companies sidestepping the workforce in their own countries and outsourcing to China. Then they start hacking us, an ungrateful bunch of savages if there ever was one.
Shutting the site down as a "present" to Obama. Such a lousy thing to do, Obama's family probably used Demonoid
Stationary bike generator. One person peddling should be able to charge at least 50 phones at a time
It will go down when someone in the collitch discovers i'm running it off their servers
Or run your own prosody server, not the slightest bit hard to set up or maintain. To hell with this Google cloud based nonsense
Middle of the suitcase, surrounded by clothes. Or like someone else said, still in the box
They can take their huddlecup DRM and shove it up their arse, do not want precious silicon I'm paying good money wasted on features aiming to restrict me and make the MPAA more money.
I'm glad I found this thread because I might well be going to Korea in september so I'll bring one of these monitors back with me and not pay for shipping. Once again "fuck you" to HDCP and its supporters.
I wish more websites were very basic. Too much Web 2.0 clutter in most of them now, that includes /.
Gopher is a sigh of relief vs. Web 2.0
Prefab windows might be reliable but they look bland and unoriginal. Just like all the ExtJS/jQuery/Web 2.0 effects and widgets you see these days.
If you want something out of the ordinary you'll have to make it yourself or pay through the nose for someone else to.
Great a proprietary cable made for 20c in China with a Monster label slapped on and sold for "naddy-nah-naddy-nah" with a small IC to prevent others making them.
What exactly do they hope to run at 20v DC that will draw 5A? I have a bench power supply that can just about manage that, the only thing i need more than ~15V for is bending the lead of a pencil
It's not x86 so it's not safe from mandatory M$ restricted boot.
Haha, Excellent!
Same could happen with ACTA. They re-write a few lines that make little difference, leave the DRM provisions intact and call it ACTA II, or give it a new name altogether like they did with Lisbon (formerly called the European constitution).
It's the age-old problem with representative 'democracy' that the commission, or the power that be get an unlimited number of tries to pass a certain unpopular piece of legislation. They can re-package, re-brand it, attach it to another law, or if necessary water it down a bit and then create a new law at a later date that strengthens it to what they originally intended.
With mechanical linkages and a track instead of this complicated virtual 'pretend' train
Bluetooth headsets. I fooking hate them
.. or run off a 48 volt power supply?
Would that be hard to shift in 0 gravity, could it be done by one person in one go?
DNT gives sites the opportunity to *let on* they don't track people.
You'd have to be naive as fcuk to believe what some company claims to do in their legalese wall of text privacy policy has much bearing on what actually goes on.
So no longer worthy of research, declassifying Pluto as a planet was supposed to make life easier so people can focus their energy on other things
Paid software is dead anyway
The poor quality chipboard furniture or the Chinese speakers they're putting in them? It's hard to know with this combination
Download an app to give sex offenders a red status bar above their heads. Version 2.0 (beta) gives suspected social outcasts, as in people without Facebook accounts an orange status bar.