Its the kind of smooth it over headline about a penguin fanatic who shrugged off putting something in his branch of a free, open, and readily forkable bit of software.
Billy G isn't doing Windows for the kudos of it, hes making money and stimulating an economy of babysitting a broken closed and not readily fork and fixable bit of software. And he has enough money that he can prolly buy you off if you dare suggest he Poo Poos anything.
All things being equal, this wouldn't be noteworthy.
I agree, all the money I'm not paying Slashdot so I can get the satisfaction of blocking their sponsors ads globally should go to supporting their own torrent tracker.
I dunno, I think any encoder would enjoy drop-frame deinterlacing. There are also a couple other higher quality deinterlacing methods that don't involve generating half-interlaced output.
Its a lousy distribution format, its closed, its payware, and linux support is awful (as in "time to install WINE because someone just had to go put something in a RAR file again...)
Why wont.rar died a quick death? Do people think they're 1337 because they use it? Really, what is with this!?
It would be cool to go to the kitchen, start making breakfast, then come back to the computer and see a bunch of progress bars, for the toaster and the microwave, etc. blah percent complete, blah remaining.
But thats peanuts compared to irradiating everything for miles around you, yes?
Now look at the subject line.
If the Korean DDoS squad wants to harass a few net-businesses, well, that might eventually become troublesome.
I'd still be more worried about script kiddies at that point though.
You don't really see suicide bombers blowing up our freeways do you? Heck, you don't see bombers that live afterwards that cause even a couple hours damage there.
Its really peanuts compared to remote launching one of our own missiles into say, one of our cry-baby cities, like New York.
Heck, it'd actually be legal for a bunch of Korean citizens to get on the freeway, spread out, and pedal really slowly.
Its funny how some people seem to think flooding a pipe causes meaningful damage.
Oh no, someone is shooting gibberish at us, they're like, wasting bandwidth or something, I might not be able to access my data from a different location for a few minutes!!!
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Okay, why is my post modded funny.
Why has anyone assumed that I have read the article?
And back to my original question, where can I find useful information on driving winmodems from live linux CDs?
I'm dying to figure this part out...
Did I mention how MEPIS was annoyingly easy to install for me. ANNOYINGLY
It needs to be more difficult, or at least spew more arcane stuff during install.
That movie was so incredibly lame.
There are 10 kinds of people: Those that understand trinary; those that don't; and those that don't care.
What about the ones that count from zero?
I'd complain more about "Parrot" than "Linux", also, there are comments here pertaining to "Windows".
Really, do I look like a fecking dictionary?
Someone explain all this stuff!
Its the kind of smooth it over headline about a penguin fanatic who shrugged off putting something in his branch of a free, open, and readily forkable bit of software.
Billy G isn't doing Windows for the kudos of it, hes making money and stimulating an economy of babysitting a broken closed and not readily fork and fixable bit of software. And he has enough money that he can prolly buy you off if you dare suggest he Poo Poos anything.
All things being equal, this wouldn't be noteworthy.
Since Xiph got a hold of it and, uhh, hmmm, no.
Well, as far as megacorps like Virgin go, perhaps it is open, to them. Thats my best guess.
I agree, all the money I'm not paying Slashdot so I can get the satisfaction of blocking their sponsors ads globally should go to supporting their own torrent tracker.
I dunno, I think any encoder would enjoy drop-frame deinterlacing. There are also a couple other higher quality deinterlacing methods that don't involve generating half-interlaced output.
Why do people use .rar?
.rar died a quick death? Do people think they're 1337 because they use it? Really, what is with this!?
Its a lousy distribution format, its closed, its payware, and linux support is awful (as in "time to install WINE because someone just had to go put something in a RAR file again...)
Why wont
Good.
Yes, me too!
I won't have time for my girlfriend either, or the two wives. Yes it'll be a sad sacrifice, but one that must be made.
These are not the letters you were looking for.
Move along now.
Yeah, if only we had launched a swarm of military laser probes with it.
It also serves as a good reminder to consider using encrypted discs for servers where the data should not fall into the hands of law-enforcement.
Yes, because freely available news for a public audience should always be otherwise top-secret.
Anyways, indymedia prolly isn't into kidnapping, doesn't have much of a cash flow to launder, so they're international terrorists for some reason...
Sounds like something out of the sims.
1. Have him take a shower.
2. Have him change a lightbulb.
3. Profit!
(yeah, I had to work the underwear gnomes into this...)
It would be cool to go to the kitchen, start making breakfast, then come back to the computer and see a bunch of progress bars, for the toaster and the microwave, etc. blah percent complete, blah remaining.
Nevermind the ones who use Borg encryption to keep from being traced.
Outlaw as in we make legal crap and distribute it legally?
Count me in.
I'm so cool, my monitor has 40 shades of no-difference pure black. I rock! :-)
But thats peanuts compared to irradiating everything for miles around you, yes?
Now look at the subject line.
If the Korean DDoS squad wants to harass a few net-businesses, well, that might eventually become troublesome.
I'd still be more worried about script kiddies at that point though.
You don't really see suicide bombers blowing up our freeways do you? Heck, you don't see bombers that live afterwards that cause even a couple hours damage there.
Its really peanuts compared to remote launching one of our own missiles into say, one of our cry-baby cities, like New York.
Heck, it'd actually be legal for a bunch of Korean citizens to get on the freeway, spread out, and pedal really slowly.
DDoS is so stupid...
Its funny how some people seem to think flooding a pipe causes meaningful damage.
Oh no, someone is shooting gibberish at us, they're like, wasting bandwidth or something, I might not be able to access my data from a different location for a few minutes!!!
Never mind the dangers of random strangers deciding to impale you with a lightning rod...
:-)
If the bike can handle rain without killing the rider, it can prolly handle jerks with coke too.
And if it can't handle that, I think its about time for a class action lawsuit.
The key to a sensible energy future is to not be fanatical for/against any one source, but to exploit them all where and how it makes sense.
Yeah, human furnaces are really being ignored here.
When I die I want to be contributed to the energy grid.