before you go to sleep. Not only it saves your bill, but you'll get comfy environment to sleep in. No buzzing of adapters, no sound from IM, no fans,... only silence to enjoy.
occasionally I let my computer run with shutdown -h +40 and let it play some music like vangelis or enya. computer is in the switch which controls whole multiplug -> comp goes off, everything's going off
My guess is we're approaching Neal Stephenson's Diamond Age "A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer", at least in terms of technology. The Primer also reacts to its owners' environment and teaches them what they need to know to survive and grow
some more info on his ideas about "mediatrons" as he calls them: http://www.technovelgy.com/ct/content.asp?Bnum=214
e-ink, e-paper, ipad, not only technology changes, but the way people are educated too. now that they will have interactive textbooks, studying is not only going to be faster, but even more fun. anything from physics, chemistry, biology is going to be not only described, but shown. encarta of size of your palm. fantastic.
indeed, I think some books will be better off left as they are now. the main reason behind this is imagination and fantasy of reader. if you are shown everything, then there is barely some space for you imagination to fire up. it might be fun to roll and twist your ipad, but it might be even funnier to have all those characters shaped up by your imagination instead of imagination of the artist who worked on it. but this applies to less extent than the former case with textbooks. i guess it's great technology to have in overall.
chose the very opposite path that CCP hf. (EVE-Online) decided to go. They are doing whatever they can to prevent their fans to create some fan platform.
CCP is helping fans with:
making videos
writing and publishing books about eve
reporting on events from eve universe
writing howto's and publishing them online
reporting on events from within CCP
providing API's for fan's servers and custom programs
creators of warhammer seem to take the exactly opposite way...
let's see how long it'll last
needs to read Neal Stephenson's Zodiac to talk about fallout of such action. Everything's connected, once you employ the bacteria in the process, something changes, maybe some other organisms start to feeding on them. Once the harmony is unbalanced, it'll take a while to regulate itself to sustainable state.
I'm no eco-scientist, but I believe, there would be dozens of experts arguing against such action.
The two surviving are OK-GLI and OK-TVA.
The former one was used for atmospherical tests, i.e. it had mounted 4 jet engines (from SU-27) and could take-off and land autonomously.
Out of 25 flights, 14 were completely autonomous including landing.
Last weekend we went to see OK-GLI locate in Speyer in Germany. Photos can be seen here: on picasa
Now you will have even more people pirating your games because they will be bothered by your antipiracy measures, even though they bought titles legally.
Just like everyone who buys legal dvd needs to watch fbi warning, despite the fact he didn't do anything bad. That's ingenious.
Actually flying rocks were explained in script (and it was also drafted in the movie) that they are full of unobtanium which (as we could see) levitate under some circumstances. The commander of base mentioned in the movie that they can't make bulldozers dig the flying mountains...
This is zillionth news article I read about running of ipv4 addresses, first in 2000, then 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2014... what next?
some corporations are given/8 subnets, they clearly don't take use of all of it, so it's not a problem to cut piece of cake from those ip ranges.
i'm pretty sure, if we are in trouble, we can find "few" millions of unused ip's...
I would recommend you OpenSolaris as ZFS can do compression on the fly what could save you some more bucks (in terms of hw or electricity if you avoid buying bigger hdds)
it does all you require and with one or two line commands to enable it.
for me it was definitely way to go...
actually grsecurity can (if configured properly) prevent this
This issue could be mitigated by three things:
"on IA32 with PaX/GrSecurity, the KERNEXEC feature"
RTFA
Well, having flown all Flight Simulator series (at least in last 10 years) I realize that you can't fly a plane on a mars:)
Indeed it's nice that Google Earth has this feature.
Slashdot Mirror
EVE is so popular. It's not a game (anymore). Everyone takes it very seriously.
CCP even hired economists to be able to cope with in-game markets...
before you go to sleep. Not only it saves your bill, but you'll get comfy environment to sleep in. No buzzing of adapters, no sound from IM, no fans, ... only silence to enjoy.
occasionally I let my computer run with shutdown -h +40 and let it play some music like vangelis or enya. computer is in the switch which controls whole multiplug -> comp goes off, everything's going off
part for the coders is:
http://0xfe.muthanna.com/jsnotation/vexnotation.js
this is the code responsible for generating the content.
My guess is we're approaching Neal Stephenson's Diamond Age "A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer", at least in terms of technology.
The Primer also reacts to its owners' environment and teaches them what they need to know to survive and grow
some more info on his ideas about "mediatrons" as he calls them: http://www.technovelgy.com/ct/content.asp?Bnum=214
e-ink, e-paper, ipad, not only technology changes, but the way people are educated too. now that they will have interactive textbooks, studying is not only going to be faster, but even more fun. anything from physics, chemistry, biology is going to be not only described, but shown. encarta of size of your palm. fantastic.
indeed, I think some books will be better off left as they are now. the main reason behind this is imagination and fantasy of reader. if you are shown everything, then there is barely some space for you imagination to fire up. it might be fun to roll and twist your ipad, but it might be even funnier to have all those characters shaped up by your imagination instead of imagination of the artist who worked on it. but this applies to less extent than the former case with textbooks. i guess it's great technology to have in overall.
CCP is helping fans with:
creators of warhammer seem to take the exactly opposite way...
let's see how long it'll last
to floating point, please, everyone should've read Everything you ever wanted to know about C types and part 2 (which explains fp too).
this will save a lot of time & questions to most beginning (and maybe mediocre) programmers.
needs to read Neal Stephenson's Zodiac to talk about fallout of such action. Everything's connected, once you employ the bacteria in the process, something changes, maybe some other organisms start to feeding on them. Once the harmony is unbalanced, it'll take a while to regulate itself to sustainable state. I'm no eco-scientist, but I believe, there would be dozens of experts arguing against such action.
Great, so you have to leave the country to use things you "own". Do I understand it correctly?
ask them, what they feel like would work for them?
The two surviving are OK-GLI and OK-TVA.
The former one was used for atmospherical tests, i.e. it had mounted 4 jet engines (from SU-27) and could take-off and land autonomously.
Out of 25 flights, 14 were completely autonomous including landing.
Last weekend we went to see OK-GLI locate in Speyer in Germany. Photos can be seen here:
on picasa
check the dns domain registrar of theirs and report domain abuse.
that's what whois information is about too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KoPYFxu-8w
TEDxTampaBay-JimmyWales-021210
Now you will have even more people pirating your games because they will be bothered by your antipiracy measures, even though they bought titles legally.
Just like everyone who buys legal dvd needs to watch fbi warning, despite the fact he didn't do anything bad. That's ingenious.
is here: http://mirror.wikileaks.info/
too bad given today's computing power, they must divide and reassign universe to nodes manually during downtime. imagine what it could be like if it ran on mainframe+cell addon cards: http://www.eetindia.co.in/ART_8800463141_1800001_NT_b30dcef8.HTM http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/13685/IBM_Integrates_Cell_Into_Mainframes_For_Virtual_Worlds.php one truly self-contained universe...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WERqUb0G6vQ
Actually flying rocks were explained in script (and it was also drafted in the movie) that they are full of unobtanium which (as we could see) levitate under some circumstances. The commander of base mentioned in the movie that they can't make bulldozers dig the flying mountains...
This is zillionth news article I read about running of ipv4 addresses, first in 2000, then 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2014... what next? /8 subnets, they clearly don't take use of all of it, so it's not a problem to cut piece of cake from those ip ranges.
some corporations are given
i'm pretty sure, if we are in trouble, we can find "few" millions of unused ip's...
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/map_of_the_internet.jpg
proton beam moving at about the speed of sound
just to fix that, speed of light
otherwise perfect info, thanks for sharing!
I would recommend you OpenSolaris as ZFS can do compression on the fly what could save you some more bucks
(in terms of hw or electricity if you avoid buying bigger hdds)
it does all you require and with one or two line commands to enable it.
for me it was definitely way to go...
Fuck EU. Dragging the deal because of OSS product. Stupid.
actually grsecurity can (if configured properly) prevent this This issue could be mitigated by three things: "on IA32 with PaX/GrSecurity, the KERNEXEC feature" RTFA
sounds brilliant, only if I had the mod points to mod up you...
I loved AVG for a long time
How can someone actually *love* antivirus program? Something that slows down your work? Oo
Well, having flown all Flight Simulator series (at least in last 10 years) I realize that you can't fly a plane on a mars :)
Indeed it's nice that Google Earth has this feature.