... anticipated difficulties in distinguishing between the two formats..
Summing up
HD-DVD is a DVD movie copied to a harddrive, right? Hd-dvd.
Blu-ray is just the same, but has Bluetooth enabled, so you can transmit the movie to your cellular phone, your wireless headset or your keyboard. They plan on making LED display so that when you use Blu-ray, blue rays will be emitted in a visible range. This way, you'll have visual confirmation when you're breaking the warranty.
I created my own internet six years ago. We have a nameserver down by the stairs, public mail servers in the basement and some malicious botnets in the attic.
It's fully evolved, and by the time the rest of you have died painfully in the post-nuclear winter, I will be surfing safe and sound in my very home.
You see, regionalization won't save your ass. You're done for and fried.
In the year 4000 my descendants will have spread my net to the entire globe and your puny plans will FAIL! (Since 1 net will be 1 region, so there would be no sense talking about regions.) I call it Web 4000.
It's based on *nix, but I have a few Windows boxes to account for the x factor.
All my children passed the Turing test at the age of three.
So the question you must ask yourself is not whether you'd lose something from a regionalized Internet, but how much you can donate to my project (I use PayPal) to save a seat for your seed in the New Era.
It's never too late to give up!
But the still pictures are very nice.
Yes, but it is their aggregate that makes the films. And they suck.
What these films lack is charisma. (I haven't seen III yet, and my brother tells me it's the most SW-type of film. But it definitely goes for I and II.)
A ring oscillator is a device composed of an odd number of NOT gates whose output oscillates between two voltage levels
So, if it's NOT gates, what is it then?
Wait, wait, I've seen this one!
It's because the "terrorist" has wired the fake bomb at the primary school so that it responds to police communication frequencies. But then someone puts it in the news and 911 gets totally overloaded with traffic from worried parents. Like a ddos.
I suspect 50-60% would just have to hold in such a situation.
They're gonna have to wait anyway, till that fat guy with the glasses finds out that it's just a fake one. The real one is one that tanker where the gold - supposedly - is.
But Bruce Willis knows better.
Because the British investigated the crashes so thoroughly
It's got nothing to do with thoroughness. Brits always sit down to have a cup of tea and watch the on-going cricket match. They were probably serving some chocolate chip cookies when someone tripped over the crucial evidence.
After all, that's how they won WWII. They were making an intercontinetal transmission device so that the Commonwealth could watch cricket in-between air raids, when someone accidentally found out it could be used to spot airplanes. It became the radar.
Newton defined the gravitational laws to help out his favourite tennis team.
I know, I've been to the UK, and watched the changing of the guards.
They had this little goat with the royal emblem.
Actually it's the Microsoft Exchange Server that does alle the security.
It's got an 80% downtime and keeps lagging out, so if you check back in a few years when the mail gets through we'll maybe have a problem. But then we'll be like all Windows Vista n shit, and sendmail will be all transparent, so you can see where the error is.
The real question is whether they'll remove sendmail from Duke Nukem Forever because of this?
But seriously, they buy up cheap stuff and re-name it. This makes it harder to check out the hardware when you first have to look up who really made it. Man, have I struggled with getting "Dell" network cards to work with my workplace's network architecture. Some software (like Cisco VPN) simply doesn't work with "Dell" hardware.
Whoppix, Whax, Auditor, Backtrack etc...
I think the well-known "how to crack WEP in 10 minutes" flash video was done in Whoppix.
All you need is love. And airsnort, aireplay and airocrack.
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.. a wireless solution (...) is not yet enough for good video..
That's because you're still using ethernet.
My home media centre has Mbone Wifi®.
Isn't long cables to you elsewhere placed computer enough?
(Fragment) Consider revising.
The goatse guy...
As Wireless changed the way we did networking, goatse changed what we didn't do networking..
... anticipated difficulties in distinguishing between the two formats ..
Summing up
HD-DVD is a DVD movie copied to a harddrive, right? Hd-dvd.
Blu-ray is just the same, but has Bluetooth enabled, so you can transmit the movie to your cellular phone, your wireless headset or your keyboard.
They plan on making LED display so that when you use Blu-ray, blue rays will be emitted in a visible range. This way, you'll have visual confirmation when you're breaking the warranty.
Just thought I'd clear that up.
If Washington paid a translator salary of $200,000, hordes of translators would suddenly appear out of the woodwork.)
That's it! They're in the woodwork! Gas 'em outta there!
I recant my opposition, then.
Yes, but that would only count as fifty percent support. Who knows? In some other region you voted otherwise..
I created my own internet six years ago. We have a nameserver down by the stairs, public mail servers in the basement and some malicious botnets in the attic.
It's fully evolved, and by the time the rest of you have died painfully in the post-nuclear winter, I will be surfing safe and sound in my very home.
You see, regionalization won't save your ass. You're done for and fried.
In the year 4000 my descendants will have spread my net to the entire globe and your puny plans will FAIL! (Since 1 net will be 1 region, so there would be no sense talking about regions.) I call it Web 4000.
It's based on *nix, but I have a few Windows boxes to account for the x factor.
All my children passed the Turing test at the age of three.
So the question you must ask yourself is not whether you'd lose something from a regionalized Internet, but how much you can donate to my project (I use PayPal) to save a seat for your seed in the New Era.
It's never too late to give up!
But the still pictures are very nice.
Yes, but it is their aggregate that makes the films. And they suck.
What these films lack is charisma. (I haven't seen III yet, and my brother tells me it's the most SW-type of film. But it definitely goes for I and II.)
*span, span, span, span, span, span*... oh, wait... err...
Yes, but they're dead.
It's got an air of cool indifference, I'd say.
Yes, Slashdot commenting definitely have a SPAM problem.
Your choice. My choice. And Icecream.
Ok.. time to go home..
A ring oscillator is a device composed of an odd number of NOT gates whose output oscillates between two voltage levels So, if it's NOT gates, what is it then?
Wait, wait, I've seen this one!
It's because the "terrorist" has wired the fake bomb at the primary school so that it responds to police communication frequencies. But then someone puts it in the news and 911 gets totally overloaded with traffic from worried parents. Like a ddos.
I suspect 50-60% would just have to hold in such a situation.
They're gonna have to wait anyway, till that fat guy with the glasses finds out that it's just a fake one. The real one is one that tanker where the gold - supposedly - is.
But Bruce Willis knows better.
Because the British investigated the crashes so thoroughly
It's got nothing to do with thoroughness. Brits always sit down to have a cup of tea and watch the on-going cricket match. They were probably serving some chocolate chip cookies when someone tripped over the crucial evidence.
After all, that's how they won WWII. They were making an intercontinetal transmission device so that the Commonwealth could watch cricket in-between air raids, when someone accidentally found out it could be used to spot airplanes. It became the radar.
Newton defined the gravitational laws to help out his favourite tennis team.
I know, I've been to the UK, and watched the changing of the guards.
They had this little goat with the royal emblem.
I was all like; WTF? Why have a story about some Brits crashing a Scanjet?
Actually it's the Microsoft Exchange Server that does alle the security.
It's got an 80% downtime and keeps lagging out, so if you check back in a few years when the mail gets through we'll maybe have a problem. But then we'll be like all Windows Vista n shit, and sendmail will be all transparent, so you can see where the error is.
The real question is whether they'll remove sendmail from Duke Nukem Forever because of this?
Great, now Dell rules on games as well as Porno
:)
Dell is known for using custom parts
I think you misspelled 'cheap'.
But seriously, they buy up cheap stuff and re-name it. This makes it harder to check out the hardware when you first have to look up who really made it. Man, have I struggled with getting "Dell" network cards to work with my workplace's network architecture. Some software (like Cisco VPN) simply doesn't work with "Dell" hardware.
t o o . . . m a n y . . . i n s i g h t f u l . . . c o m m e n t s . . .
*gasp!*
They asked their spouses.
It was OK as long as they promised not to work holidays anymore. Consider the children.
Ooohhh.. I can just picture the Mad Monkey Assassin modchip :)
But yes, yes, the ethics..
Whoppix, Whax, Auditor, Backtrack etc...
I think the well-known "how to crack WEP in 10 minutes" flash video was done in Whoppix.
All you need is love. And airsnort, aireplay and airocrack.
Google is your friend.
In China, google is not.