And perfect, too. This is the perfect product model. Don't laugh. Here's my complex hardware thing (that has value) and you get free source code for it.. have fun if you want:)
A perfect business model in my book.
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When I think of the 90s, I think of my days designing in RIPterm [wikipedia.org] and uploading and downloading warez while chatting with Bimodem while trying to figure out the best initialization string to take advantage of the V.42 modem I used.
Time portal flashback.. That rocked! Do it again.
Oh the days in front of procomm+ on an 80x25 vga screen programming in aspect, wow.
Well, I should RTFM, but Kirchoff's law states the sum of the voltage drops always equals the source. I'm intrested to find how that relates to cryptography. PS. Johnson noise is the noise created by the fact that current is moving across a PN junction.
unless.. your older HDTV's DVI jack doesn't understand the HDMI encryption or you find your component outputs from your receiver shut off too. Then you're SOL. Lame hardware makers!
If the issue were really about the lack of a DVD player on linux then the RIAA could fix that.
If we look at the official FAQ entry , we find this question:
Q: Some computer users say they only want to use DeCSS to view their DVDs on computers that use the Linux operating system. Windows- and Macintosh-based computers can play DVDs, so is it fair to deprive the Linux community?
A: The Linux argument is a false issue. It has always been in the interest of the Motion Picture industry that there be as many legitimately licensed DVD players as possible, including those using non-Windows operating systems. However the argument that DeCSS was written for Linux players is simply false. The De-CSS utility was written for Windows-based software, not Linux.
Also, the development of two, separate, licensed DVD players for Linux systems - which use the CSS system - were recently announced. Sigma Designs (www.sigmadesigns.com) and InterVideo Inc. (www.intervideo.com) both announced the roll-out of LICENSED, LEGAL Linux-based DVD players.
which points us to Sigma Designs/RealMagic and from we find this FAQ entry, which says:
Do you plan on supporting Linux?
There are no plans to support the Linux OS.
Why do people bust their asses constantly updating WINE when the OSS community can work towards a more amazing result: a standardized implementation structure that lets you write software once, and have it run on any OS that has a HAL to translate that implementation structure to what the hardware requires.
Speaking about pipes.. Windows consoles are still not streams the way they are on unix. Oh the hell it takes to automate any console application on windows.
BPL causes gross EMI radiation on FCC protected bands due to the use of unshielded transmission lines (powerlines are more like antennas) and is also highly sensitive to interference from legal RF transmissions.
BPL has to be killed. If BPL trials come to my area, I'm going to get my HAM radio liscense, a Yaesu 20 meter transmitter, and drive around transmitting legal power and kill all your downloads!
Ditto. I got one of their 850 SSI ones for my Asus A8N with an Athlon64 4800+ dual core O/C'd to 2600, Dual 7800GTX on SLI, 6 SATA drives (4 as a raid5 set), 2 CD-ROMs and one DVD, lots-o-USB devices.
Yes, the room gets an extra 5 degrees warmer for this computer;)
but how can a bunch of hams form a "major" opposition against the power companies, IBM, Google etc?
Easy..
As FCC liscensed radio operators, they are responsible to not cause spurious radiation (RFI) from their transmitters and are also protected, under law, from having their frequency allocations squashed by liscensed or unliscensed operators. BPL is liscensed as experimental, I think.
HAMs are completely within their rights to fight this grose RFI problem with BPL.
Unfortunetly, the FCC has been wasting their days on a political twist such as Howard Stern and Janet Jackson.
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This just can't be?! The BS about him in the news is just the reason for him to stay.
Or just simply call it "notBlueTooth" :)
or the short !BlueTooth
There... no product or name confusion possible. Not ever trademark infringment either
What I want to know is how do your graphics look on a green screen with a hurcules (HGA) monocrome graphics card?
I don't refer to the internet as "the web". There are more protocols than http, really.. have a look..
And perfect, too. This is the perfect product model. Don't laugh. Here's my complex hardware thing (that has value) and you get free source code for it.. have fun if you want :)
A perfect business model in my book.
Time portal flashback.. That rocked! Do it again.
Oh the days in front of procomm+ on an 80x25 vga screen programming in aspect, wow.
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Well, I should RTFM, but Kirchoff's law states the sum of the voltage drops always equals the source. I'm intrested to find how that relates to cryptography. PS. Johnson noise is the noise created by the fact that current is moving across a PN junction.
DRM makes me dizzy.
Dude, you stole my first-choice nickname.
So then I look around http://www.intervideo.com/ and all I can find are windows only DVD software. WTF?
So I'm at a loss here.. Where are the liscensed linux DVD players the MPAA is referring to?
Just don't force me to drink any of that funny KoolAid is all I ask, thank you.
Maybe it's just me, but I use Tool Command Language for that one.
I just knew someone here was going to mention NOMAD.. I just knew it.
Yes they do! See http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/so ftware/ios123/123cgcr/ipv6_c/sa_tunv6.htm#wp102717 3
IPv6 came around in IOS about version 12.2
Wait a sec... That's MTV..
Speaking about pipes.. Windows consoles are still not streams the way they are on unix. Oh the hell it takes to automate any console application on windows.
BPL was bad enough..
We want buried fibre, FTTH, there is no substitute
"There is no try, only do", Yoda
ditto! wrt54gs for me with openwrt http://www.openwrt.org/ I'm happy.
Linksys WRT54GS http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?childpage name=US%2FLayout&packedargs=c%3DL_Product_C2%26cid %3D1126536698937&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisit orWrapper + OpenWRT http://www.openwrt.org/ = < $100
you meant GAIMful employment, didn't you?
Oh yeah.. and after wrist damage from repetative stress disorder, grab a J&J wrist brace..
BPL causes gross EMI radiation on FCC protected bands due to the use of unshielded transmission lines (powerlines are more like antennas) and is also highly sensitive to interference from legal RF transmissions.
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BPL has to be killed. If BPL trials come to my area, I'm going to get my HAM radio liscense, a Yaesu 20 meter transmitter, and drive around transmitting legal power and kill all your downloads!
http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/HTML/plc/
http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/retrieve.cgi?n
http://www.pcpowercooling.com/products/viewproduct .php?show=T85SSI
Ditto. I got one of their 850 SSI ones for my Asus A8N with an Athlon64 4800+ dual core O/C'd to 2600, Dual 7800GTX on SLI, 6 SATA drives (4 as a raid5 set), 2 CD-ROMs and one DVD, lots-o-USB devices.
Yes, the room gets an extra 5 degrees warmer for this computer ;)
As FCC liscensed radio operators, they are responsible to not cause spurious radiation (RFI) from their transmitters and are also protected, under law, from having their frequency allocations squashed by liscensed or unliscensed operators. BPL is liscensed as experimental, I think.
HAMs are completely within their rights to fight this grose RFI problem with BPL.
Unfortunetly, the FCC has been wasting their days on a political twist such as Howard Stern and Janet Jackson.
In 2 years you'll want fibre anyways.. Ignore BPL and demand fibre, now.
Some noise? It's wide spectrum interferance and not notchable due to the carrier's pattern.
http://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/ecfs/retrieve.cgi?na tive_or_pdf=pdf&id_document=6515383154
It should be an exciting opertunity for the BPL technology folks to have to learn that RFI is a two-way street.
That's some crappy technology.. I'll take a fibre instead, thanks.. NEXT PLEASE!