No doubt webpages load up instantly, there are other occassions where you might wish to have a faster, fatter pipe.
For example, when you need to download an urgent Powerpoint slide or PDF, or a LiveCD image that you need to troubleshoot another PC, or when you are updating software on your computer. Thus, having a fast connection gives you great comfort and convenience. This luxury is what money can buy.
Computers come in many different flavours, but apparently that ain't enough for everybody. Case modding - the modification of a computer chassis - has become a big hobby for thousands of enthusiasts around the world.
During the last week, I have browsed through thousands and yet thousands of different case mods to create this list of The Top 10 weirdest case mods ever. Your personal favorite might not be in the list, so feel free to post a comment below.
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"Adam: I'd also like to answer an unasked question here -- we're NOT gay! We're both happily married, and we're not even remotely gay.
Jamie: It's true: We're both quite happily heterosexual, thank you very much. Not that there's anything wrong with that!"
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So there are hurricanes called Katrina and Zeta, but is there one that is called Jones?
All your VoIP networks are belong to us.
I wonder if it was my speakers that made the difference.
:-)
NPerhaps you have listened to too much loud music such that your ears are failing?
I share your sentiments on VoIP. Other than that, I think AJAX skills would be in great demand as well.
Well, we can always hope for Keyra to have her own video blog! Or her wannabies!
No doubt webpages load up instantly, there are other occassions where you might wish to have a faster, fatter pipe.
For example, when you need to download an urgent Powerpoint slide or PDF, or a LiveCD image that you need to troubleshoot another PC, or when you are updating software on your computer. Thus, having a fast connection gives you great comfort and convenience. This luxury is what money can buy.
Nothing!
Merry Christmas!
So I am wondering if there is anything along the line of the "Sony Rootkit" incident in the awards... Any ideas?
With just "G", "T", "A" and "C" as keywords, it is very unlikely to make syntax errors. Cool...
So, being curious, I clicked the link and oddly enough, it basically stated the same exact stuff. The difference, though? It said MIT did it.
Who are the actual people who did this? Did MIT do it first and Rice got the credits? Am I mis-reading both articles and they're completely different?
So basically, you're saying that the people in the article is superfluous?
Would certainly change their perception of robots.
And it seems to be getting from bad to worse...
"But the questions don't end there: two papers from MizMedi on which Hwang is not an author are also being retracted."
Computers come in many different flavours, but apparently that ain't enough for everybody. Case modding - the modification of a computer chassis - has become a big hobby for thousands of enthusiasts around the world.
During the last week, I have browsed through thousands and yet thousands of different case mods to create this list of The Top 10 weirdest case mods ever. Your personal favorite might not be in the list, so feel free to post a comment below.
Full article here .
Taken from the link: "Adam: I'd also like to answer an unasked question here -- we're NOT gay! We're both happily married, and we're not even remotely gay.
Jamie: It's true: We're both quite happily heterosexual, thank you very much. Not that there's anything wrong with that!"
Well I guess the myth is... *whooo...bang!*
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Xbox modders charged under D-M-C-A
Xbox modders charged under D-M-C-A...
There is an upcoming new use of the P2P distribution model: P2P TV.
Instead of downloading videos off eDonkey and then watch them afterwards, I watch video streams "live" with PPLive.
Stay tuned, I'm guessing that P2P TV is the next big thing after Napster/KaZaA/eDonkey!
I haven't read the article... but is this Santa made by Sony? ;-)
First, there're ActiveX exploits, and now, IE comes with mind-controling waves?
*puts on my tinfoil hat*
"The parent was simply pointing out that the price of buying another copy is comparable to using these services."
I was just trying to play around with a pun. Oh well, guess it didn't work.
"download full albums for $1.00-$1.50"
Downloading songs that I already own the CDs, at $1.00-$1.50 for each album? What a rip off!
As the old saying goes, "Two heads are better than one"
<head>...</head>
<head>...</head>
"Overall, this gives a 15% more efficient engine;"
Hmmm... sounds incredible. Is it really that great or it's just hot air?
*pinky to mouth*
75 BILLION DOLLARS!
Yikes!!!
Did I go to the wrong website? This is Slashdot, right? News for nerds?
Stuart Little... You mean you watch that?
I just installed bought a biometric fingerprint security system and I must say it is really secure!
"Fingerprint Scanners Fooled By Play-Doh"
D'oh!