i use valueclick on my site and it works great - they always pay me, great account management system, helpful support, pretty good reputation (no i don't work for them)
what if a GPS sat. was to go out of service? couldn't this have nasty effects? also with everything lately relying on GPS navigation what if say some group of terrorists, rogue country, or whatnot were to take out key satellites, leaving us fucked
those were radio signals (not sure what kind or why or even anything really about em) affecting the display - it happens with basically any monitor and any radio - it happens on mine too - the question being asked is about "magnetic" fields' interference, not radio interference - quite a large difference between the two
i think this would be a good idea and all but it seems a bit unrealistic - do you just plan on using only the RFC standards or every standard ever - i mean, there are a TON of standards that were published and and are still being published - it would take years with lots of full-time people to get even a portion of this accomplished
the biggest problem i would have to see with AOL web access is the browser it uses - older versions of aol used a proprietary browser while newer version use Internet Explorer - lots of times the IE browser isn't updated, aol tends to be slow in updates, so certain bugs or unimplemented features won't work at all
you could always run one of the windows only trip planning software programs with WINE, though i don't know if they would run at all or if they would be too stable
i'd have to disagree witht he person that said not to fully disassemble your keyboard, i've done that to a couple of mine and washed every piece that wasn't electronic and assembled it in less than 15 minutes - its the best way i can think of
this sounds like a good idea and all but wouldn't it be a little slow for any practical applications, even with 4 cell phones? plus factor in the time it will take to encrypt/decrypt everything
the biggest problem i would find with this is cost, having 4 cell phones on each end on and connected would be quite expensive
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This would be awesome with a couple of flat panel LCD monitors that don't have the border plastic - stick em all together and it would look like one huge screen
except that it would be too expensive for almost everyone - at least i can dream, i can't even afford a second monitor itself
If you can't talk to a real person then how do you get your name removed so you don't get any more solicitations? Doesn't this go against the FCC's 1995 Telemarketing Sales Rules?
my question is, if apple sued and MOSR won (not saying it did, but saying, if) then coulkdn't MOSR like countersiue for the court fees or something like that?
By lowering the learning curve necessary to use and configure Linux properly, it will make Linux a very real option for the average user and busines. Mount Linux Olympus provides a simple, clear and consistent graphical user interface to even the most complex of system configuration tasks, from setting up a network connection to maintaining a complex web server to installing new end-user software.
There's your answer, according to the makers themselves.
I live in the Erie, PA area and was one of the first customers to get DSL. Had a few problems installing it since it was so new to the area but other than that it is all good. From what I can tell GTE lets you run servers. I've ran one from my computer for a few months and haven't had any problems yet, though I do currently only subsribe to "residential" service. (what the difference bettween residential and business is, I really don't know).
how would you check out girls?
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but seriously, its a lot cooler to actually check out girls and pick em up ans stuff at the theater than at porn sites on the net
I'd have to believe that Area 51 is a cover-up. I mean think about it. It has always attracted the most attention and the Air Force refuses to ever say anything about it other than it exists. I'd have to belive that the "secret" tests the government is doing is somewhere else, somewhere we don't suspect.
and what would happen if someone had the will to and was able to somehow portray theirself as the bride, groom, or priest (or whatever the dude marrying them is)?
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i use valueclick on my site and it works great - they always pay me, great account management system, helpful support, pretty good reputation (no i don't work for them)
what if a GPS sat. was to go out of service? couldn't this have nasty effects? also with everything lately relying on GPS navigation what if say some group of terrorists, rogue country, or whatnot were to take out key satellites, leaving us fucked
those were radio signals (not sure what kind or why or even anything really about em) affecting the display - it happens with basically any monitor and any radio - it happens on mine too - the question being asked is about "magnetic" fields' interference, not radio interference - quite a large difference between the two
i didn't mean JSP's i meant javascript files
according to this line:
&& url.indexOf(".js") == -1
wouldn't this effectively block other sites that use java server pages for legitimate purposes and not ad-serving?
i think this would be a good idea and all but it seems a bit unrealistic - do you just plan on using only the RFC standards or every standard ever - i mean, there are a TON of standards that were published and and are still being published - it would take years with lots of full-time people to get even a portion of this accomplished
the biggest problem i would have to see with AOL web access is the browser it uses - older versions of aol used a proprietary browser while newer version use Internet Explorer - lots of times the IE browser isn't updated, aol tends to be slow in updates, so certain bugs or unimplemented features won't work at all
just my two cents
you could always run one of the windows only trip planning software programs with WINE, though i don't know if they would run at all or if they would be too stable
just an idea
ok so does anyone even know what this "Project Monterey" is that IBM is ending? a little more info would be nice
i'd have to disagree witht he person that said not to fully disassemble your keyboard, i've done that to a couple of mine and washed every piece that wasn't electronic and assembled it in less than 15 minutes - its the best way i can think of
i want my computer to merge with my cell phone and stereo so i can use gnutella and listen to mp3's anywhere! and so i can watch porn anywhere!
this sounds like a good idea and all but wouldn't it be a little slow for any practical applications, even with 4 cell phones? plus factor in the time it will take to encrypt/decrypt everything
the biggest problem i would find with this is cost, having 4 cell phones on each end on and connected would be quite expensive
This story post was a pure 'Ask Slashdot' only post. That means it is put in the 'Ask Slashdot' section but not featured on the main page. Certain ones (ones probably seen as more important in Cliff's eyes) are featured on the main slashdot page. If you want to see all of the 'Ask Slashdot's, including the ones not posted to the main page, then go to your user preferences -> customize homepage -> and check 'Ask Slashdot' for one of your slashboxes or just go to http://slashdot.org/index.pl?section=askslashdot
This would be awesome with a couple of flat panel LCD monitors that don't have the border plastic - stick em all together and it would look like one huge screen
except that it would be too expensive for almost everyone - at least i can dream, i can't even afford a second monitor itself
If you can't talk to a real person then how do you get your name removed so you don't get any more solicitations? Doesn't this go against the FCC's 1995 Telemarketing Sales Rules?
So what purpose would this serve to the average person? The average person is really not going to want to buy a card just for this.
my question is, if apple sued and MOSR won (not saying it did, but saying, if) then coulkdn't MOSR like countersiue for the court fees or something like that?
Why create a service like this when analog services such as this already exist and have for a while? (Where do you think McD's gets their Muzak)
By lowering the learning curve necessary to use and configure Linux properly, it will make Linux a very real option for the average user and busines. Mount Linux Olympus provides a simple, clear and consistent graphical user interface to even the most complex of system configuration tasks, from setting up a network connection to maintaining a complex web server to installing new end-user software.
There's your answer, according to the makers themselves.
I live in the Erie, PA area and was one of the first customers to get DSL. Had a few problems installing it since it was so new to the area but other than that it is all good. From what I can tell GTE lets you run servers. I've ran one from my computer for a few months and haven't had any problems yet, though I do currently only subsribe to "residential" service. (what the difference bettween residential and business is, I really don't know).
but seriously, its a lot cooler to actually check out girls and pick em up ans stuff at the theater than at porn sites on the net
I'd have to believe that Area 51 is a cover-up. I mean think about it. It has always attracted the most attention and the Air Force refuses to ever say anything about it other than it exists. I'd have to belive that the "secret" tests the government is doing is somewhere else, somewhere we don't suspect.
and what would happen if someone had the will to and was able to somehow portray theirself as the bride, groom, or priest (or whatever the dude marrying them is)?