kid was not convicted for a "zone transfer". He was convicted for repeatedly hacking into an ISP's server, and one of the many things he did was a zone transfer. This is like saying that opening doors is now illegal in Arizona, after a burglar was convicted for opening a door (and forgetting to mention that he used a crowbar, entered the house and stole anything of value).
Though the Archives is provided online for research and academic purposes, The Heinlein Prize Trust, Robert and Virginia Heinlein's estate, who made the online Archives possible is not a non-profit organization. Just as Heinlein always said he wrote for money (something you'll find is true if you read through his correspondence), the Trustees have a responsibility to not only maintain, but increase the income of the Heinleins' estate. This benefits us all as the mission of the Heinlein Prize Trust is to not only preserve Heinlein's legacy through projects such as this online Archives, but to support and encourage the human (that's us) expansion into space through commercial endeavors. The first Heinlein Prize of $500,000 was awarded to Peter Diamandis for just such commercial space endeavors.
"The study's records included each participant's address and the names of family members. In order for the researchers to be sure they did not lose track of their subjects, each was asked to name a close friend who would know where they were at the time of their next exam, in roughly four years."
pandora.com and other Internet Radio providers STINKS. Sure, the music is a winner. But, the audio is full of dropouts, especially when you are doing WORK on your computer. This with 6 Mbps cable and 2800+ CPU.
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kid was not convicted for a "zone transfer". He was convicted for repeatedly hacking into an ISP's server, and one of the many things he did was a zone transfer. This is like saying that opening doors is now illegal in Arizona, after a burglar was convicted for opening a door (and forgetting to mention that he used a crowbar, entered the house and stole anything of value).
Tic-tac-toe on a IBM computer around 1968 or so.
The game learned until the best you could do was a draw.
$24 for 4GB SD card at newegg.
*16
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$384
Upper limit on the price...
http://www.schlockmercenary.com/blog/index.php/2007/10/30/wikiwatch-how-did-that-picture-get-there/
"Comments are closed".
I rest my case.
Amazon
no need to buy 6 TVs times the rent for 6 converters !!!
Though the Archives is provided online for research and academic purposes, The Heinlein Prize Trust, Robert and Virginia Heinlein's estate, who made the online Archives possible is not a non-profit organization. Just as Heinlein always said he wrote for money (something you'll find is true if you read through his correspondence), the Trustees have a responsibility to not only maintain, but increase the income of the Heinleins' estate. This benefits us all as the mission of the Heinlein Prize Trust is to not only preserve Heinlein's legacy through projects such as this online Archives, but to support and encourage the human (that's us) expansion into space through commercial endeavors. The first Heinlein Prize of $500,000 was awarded to Peter Diamandis for just such commercial space endeavors.
Correction...
Minnesota Settlement
by Rick Richardson (87058) on Wednesday February 14, @05:45PM (#18017518)
02/13/2006 FUNDS RECEIVED *type: *DEPOSIT $251.00
$251.00 is serious money from Microsoft Corp, NOT "Average consumers will probably end up with a few bucks or a coupon".
I got $239 CASH from the Minnesota settlement.
-Rick
"The study's records included each participant's address and the names of family members. In order for the researchers to be sure they did not lose track of their subjects, each was asked to name a close friend who would know where they were at the time of their next exam, in roughly four years."
Is this cause or effect?
I say "BS".
It there someway I can get Slashdot without the blogs?
You know, professional writers and editors.
E.G. the slashdot that used to be????
Maybe "http://news.slashdot.org" ?????
"Pollock has been an advocate for restricted copyright terms and stronger public domain for years".
So this is a BIASED story.
Here. You smoke this, and be sure you get the smoke deep down into your lungs.
I don't smoke. It's tobacco.
It's one of the healthiest things for your body. Now go ahead.
You need all the strength you can get.
- "Sleeper" by Woody Allen
He is DEAD!
Please, we like it that way!!!!!
pandora.com and other Internet Radio providers STINKS. Sure, the music is a winner. But, the audio is full of dropouts, especially when you are doing WORK on your computer. This with 6 Mbps cable and 2800+ CPU.
Let it DIE!
I say "open up the doors to foreigners and keep them open".
I'm 50 years old and my Social Security depends on them.
I couldn't play because my party doesn't exist according to the game authors.
1) Hills Bros Columbian ($5 for 2 pounds)
2) Two To Go drip by Cuisanart ($10 shipped from FatWallet)
Coffee is top notch!!!!!!
$ sudo gnome-cups-manager
$ sudo make cups # Ubuntu has a bug in gnome-cups-manager
McDonalds has real saplings in Minnesota for free on Earth Day.
Did you know that twice as much wood is grown in Minnesota compared to harvesting?
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/rick/tesseract-ocr/wordrec' ../cutil/globals.h:46: error: previous declaration of 'int optind' with 'C++' linkage ../ccutil/getopt.h:23: error: conflicts with new declaration with 'C' linkage ../cutil/globals.h:47: error: previous declaration of 'char* optarg' with 'C++' linkage ../ccutil/getopt.h:24: error: conflicts with new declaration with 'C' linkage
if g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I../ccstruct -I../ccutil -I../cutil -I../classify -I../image -I../dict -I../viewer -g -O2 -MT tface.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/tface.Tpo" -c -o tface.o tface.cpp; \
then mv -f ".deps/tface.Tpo" ".deps/tface.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/tface.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
make[3]: *** [tface.o] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/rick/tesseract-ocr/wordrec'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/rick/tesseract-ocr/wordrec'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/rick/tesseract-ocr'
The OCR software from Scribe is still closed source.
I used the Compile Farm for Apple Mac OS X.
Now where do I go?
02/13/2006 FUNDS RECEIVED *type: *DEPOSIT $251.00
$251.00 is serious money from Microsoft Corp, NOT "Average consumers will probably end up with a few bucks or a coupon".