Speaking of this, about a week after the Copyright Board of Canada declared that it was legal to download music from p2p programs (but not to upload), someone wrote an editorial in all the Sun Media newspapers denouncing internet music theft, though according to even the government now it is not.
I assume they are trying to avoid the embarassing problem of releasing a blue sky photo or something. Haven't they got the color calibration right yet?
People recording movies in a theatre are already covered by existing laws: copyright infringement in particular. An updated law for the "internet age" as politicians like to say, would require that they erase their cam footage when caught. That would be reasonable. Equating this with theft is preposterous---theft would be if they ran into the projector booth, grabbed the film, and ran out.
I should note, this is a fax machine style fax, i.e. document feeder, not the flatbed style that Lexmark's newer models are. This is a home office type product, probably why it performs decently (as opposed to the regular consumer ones that suck ass for ink consumption).
I have a Lexmark X125 that I got on clearance. Besides being an excellent printer (black and color inkjet), it is also a 33.6 kbps color and b&w fax. It cost $70 Canadian.
Strangely enough, however, there is no pc-to-fax option with it... you must still print out the document (on it) and then scan it in.
Didn't AMD get their ev6 bus for their Athlons from the Alpha? If I recall right, the original Athlons could be run on a motherboard designed for DEC ALPHA's.
If the program is smart, have another program slowly spider google news or something, but at a rate of 1 webpage every 2-5 minutes. That ought to simulate user activity. Of course make it stop in the middle of the night, or shutdown. A customized wget could do this.
1) Get the computer. 2) Reverse-engineer the network traffic. 3) Setup old 486 to simulate the PC receiving ads and simulate user activity. 4) Reinstall OS 5) ??? 6) Profit!
No, we're just going to see India launch a few satelites to show that they can (because if you can launch a satelite, you can build ICBM's), I doubt they will want to go to the moon.
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Speaking of this, about a week after the Copyright Board of Canada declared that it was legal to download music from p2p programs (but not to upload), someone wrote an editorial in all the Sun Media newspapers denouncing internet music theft, though according to even the government now it is not.
this is slashdot? Where are all the comments?
If I recall correctly, Sojourner had color photos the first day. So what's the holdup here?
I assume they are trying to avoid the embarassing problem of releasing a blue sky photo or something. Haven't they got the color calibration right yet?
People recording movies in a theatre are already covered by existing laws: copyright infringement in particular. An updated law for the "internet age" as politicians like to say, would require that they erase their cam footage when caught. That would be reasonable. Equating this with theft is preposterous---theft would be if they ran into the projector booth, grabbed the film, and ran out.
Uhhh, shut down the website that the "worm" is sending a link to?
mod parent up!
Conductive kite strings are bad....
I should note, this is a fax machine style fax, i.e. document feeder, not the flatbed style that Lexmark's newer models are. This is a home office type product, probably why it performs decently (as opposed to the regular consumer ones that suck ass for ink consumption).
I have a Lexmark X125 that I got on clearance. Besides being an excellent printer (black and color inkjet), it is also a 33.6 kbps color and b&w fax. It cost $70 Canadian.
Strangely enough, however, there is no pc-to-fax option with it... you must still print out the document (on it) and then scan it in.
Didn't AMD get their ev6 bus for their Athlons from the Alpha? If I recall right, the original Athlons could be run on a motherboard designed for DEC ALPHA's.
So it continues to live on, in a way.
USB flash drives are geek toys. Digital Cameras using FAT-formatted flash cards are much more common.
You had an excuse to smack him once he attacked you. You should have hit him upside the head with that big sturdy bag.
mod parent up!
Actually, she only "performs" with African Americans and Latinos.
If the program is smart, have another program slowly spider google news or something, but at a rate of 1 webpage every 2-5 minutes. That ought to simulate user activity. Of course make it stop in the middle of the night, or shutdown. A customized wget could do this.
1) Get the computer.
2) Reverse-engineer the network traffic.
3) Setup old 486 to simulate the PC receiving ads and simulate user activity.
4) Reinstall OS
5) ???
6) Profit!
Kinetic energy goes up with the square of speed. This is what tears your car apart when you hit something.
You mentioned 3 speeds, 55, 60, and 75
55^2/55^2 = 1
60^2/55^2 = 1.19
75^2/55^2 = 1.86
So you see, a bit of change in speed does make a difference.
Many Mariners, Pioneers up to 11, 2 Voyagers, 3 Vikings (1 crashed), Galileo, and Cassini. Only the last 2 were in the 1 per decade phase.
It's because when he pressed the wrong key, he got dumped into vi and couldn't get out.
If short-time models can be so different, I wonder how much long-term models can differ, i.e. those that predict a 5 degree warming within 50 years.
So are we gonna see competition in the moon race?
No, we're just going to see India launch a few satelites to show that they can (because if you can launch a satelite, you can build ICBM's), I doubt they will want to go to the moon.
don't forget, sex on the camera too.
She must be too old to be a cam girl now. Assuming she was at least 18 when she started it, she's gotta be at least 25 now.
Aren't "technical details" usually civil rights or reasonable doubt?