The RIAA guy says, yeah, cool, copy the CD for home and office. But if you buy a protected CD to do so you need a circumvention device which is illegal⦠what? Its like the prostitution laws, sure your can have sex for money, but you cant solicit for sex for money⦠gah
You know, even those in power have dirty secrets...
What a curious conundrum, to protect your privacy those in power need to have something to hide, and as long as they do TIA Big brother etc will be a bogy man to them too... elect the corrupt to protect your rights!!
Sew a whole bunch of them into the arms, legs, and body of a boiler suit (overalls) put it on, and hurl your self at passing cars and busses for a free ride.
In the course of her work with Watson and Crick, Rosalind Franklin had to do a serious amount math by hand (Patterson analysis to create Patterson maps). Later, after her work on DNA she was forced to hire a computer (an 18yr old girl) to do the leg work on the data she gathered on the Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
Today I read here http://www.sciencenews.org/20030426/bob11.asp (Computer circuits made of genes may soon program bacteria)
"Silicon circuits perform complex operations using a handful of simple components known as logic gates. Genetic- circuit engineers are now building the same devices inside cells."
I wonder, what she would have thought, to know that very thing she was studying could some day be used to do the math that took up so much of her time.
Alice receives a memo from Bob, tries to forward it to Charles and the phone denies her. Alice then calls Charles and tells him she just got a memo form Bob at head office, tried to send it on but her phone would not let her, she then relays the contents verbally. Alice then calls Bob and tells him to get on to the communications guy, these new phones are a pain in the arse, can she have her old one back please.
The community "Computer & Communications" idea is fantastic, not only does the cost get shared on a user pays basis, it also brings together like minded individuals where they can teach/learn from each other, rather than struggle to learn alone.
But the keenest interest so far is from poultry people who are watching closely to see whether it can revolutionize the way billions of pounds of chicken byproducts -- the feet, feathers, heads and entrails that don't end up in the supermarket -- are processed
I bet they are keen. Keen to put those bits that don't make it to the supermarket, into the supermarket.
It does nothing a few motion sensors, burglar alarm and a smoke detector does. Why don't these robot developers just admit they are making toys and get on with it, rather than pretend its some sort of security device/fire alarm etc...
However valid your point may be, I stopped reading the moment I came across the word "windooze" Not only do you misspell the corruption of the word Windows "Windoze". The very fact that you are using "windooze" instantly paints you as a 26yr old star trek nerd living in you parents basement. The strength of you argument is severely weakened by this.
But what does it do that requires it to be a bi-pedal moving robot.
It has a camera... so what, I can mount my own in every room and cover all rooms at the same time.
Entertain the kids? For a week, till the get board, and/or break it.
Remind you of appointments etc... I got a PDA, (and a long term/short term) memory of my own.
Warn me of intruders? see above, under cameras.
Its a neat toy, but for all that it does, it does not need mobility.
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check you local laws. But in most places people are charged with solicitation of sex .
The RIAA guy says, yeah, cool, copy the CD for home and office. But if you buy a protected CD to do so you need a circumvention device which is illegal⦠what? Its like the prostitution laws, sure your can have sex for money, but you cant solicit for sex for money⦠gah
FFS guys, your .mil just took over an entire contry in a month... do you realy think it needs more power?
But why... give it a month and they will be out of date... and for fucks sake... hardware is _cheap_ just but the thing and be done with it.
You know, even those in power have dirty secrets...
What a curious conundrum, to protect your privacy those in power need to have something to hide, and as long as they do TIA Big brother etc will be a bogy man to them too... elect the corrupt to protect your rights!!
Sew a whole bunch of them into the arms, legs, and body of a boiler suit (overalls) put it on, and hurl your self at passing cars and busses for a free ride.
What could possibly go wrong?
In the course of her work with Watson and Crick, Rosalind Franklin had to do a serious amount math by hand (Patterson analysis to create Patterson maps). Later, after her work on DNA she was forced to hire a computer (an 18yr old girl) to do the leg work on the data she gathered on the Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
Today I read here http://www.sciencenews.org/20030426/bob11.asp (Computer circuits made of genes may soon program bacteria)
"Silicon circuits perform complex operations using a handful of simple components known as logic gates. Genetic- circuit engineers are now building the same devices inside cells."
I wonder, what she would have thought, to know that very thing she was studying could some day be used to do the math that took up so much of her time.
Also, don't forget that fertilizer for these crops usually comes from... wait for it... oil.
Alice gives Charles a blow job, gets promoted over Bobs head. :-)
Alice receives a memo from Bob, tries to forward it to Charles and the phone denies her. Alice then calls Charles and tells him she just got a memo form Bob at head office, tried to send it on but her phone would not let her, she then relays the contents verbally. Alice then calls Bob and tells him to get on to the communications guy, these new phones are a pain in the arse, can she have her old one back please.
The community "Computer & Communications" idea is fantastic, not only does the cost get shared on a user pays basis, it also brings together like minded individuals where they can teach/learn from each other, rather than struggle to learn alone.
The PATRIOT act is used to define SPAM as terrorism.
How 99% of posts about Linux in high school Labs, are about Linux not being Windows. Why on earth to linux advocates devote so much mind share to MS?
Just get on with making Linux better than previous versions of linux and let it stand on its own merits.
Tradewars.
Are these waves blocked by tinfoil?
News for nerds, stuff that matters
More news and stuff that matters please.
No, sorry you have lost me.
someone is going to have to have root access...
But the keenest interest so far is from poultry people who are watching closely to see whether it can revolutionize the way billions of pounds of chicken byproducts -- the feet, feathers, heads and entrails that don't end up in the supermarket -- are processed
I bet they are keen. Keen to put those bits that don't make it to the supermarket, into the supermarket.
now have a way to spend friday night "out"
how sad, only teenage boys will fill these places, girls, don't go out to play games, well not ones that involve computers...
It does nothing a few motion sensors, burglar alarm and a smoke detector does. Why don't these robot developers just admit they are making toys and get on with it, rather than pretend its some sort of security device/fire alarm etc...
However valid your point may be, I stopped reading the moment I came across the word "windooze" Not only do you misspell the corruption of the word Windows "Windoze". The very fact that you are using "windooze" instantly paints you as a 26yr old star trek nerd living in you parents basement. The strength of you argument is severely weakened by this.
But what does it do that requires it to be a bi-pedal moving robot. It has a camera... so what, I can mount my own in every room and cover all rooms at the same time. Entertain the kids? For a week, till the get board, and/or break it. Remind you of appointments etc... I got a PDA, (and a long term/short term) memory of my own. Warn me of intruders? see above, under cameras. Its a neat toy, but for all that it does, it does not need mobility.
Its used in a lot of universities already, its a standard "distro" Has fantastic documentation and a less restrictive licence.
Why not *BSD?
I wonder if it will be paperless...
Ack, who am I kidding, my boss still prints out virus warnings to put them in my in tray.