Eh, I can do it just fine in Boston. It's easiest on foot or bike here, because then there's no need to worry about all the damn one-way streets. I can still manage just fine in a car, though. My friends generally wonder how I manage to do it, and I always tell them it's the map in my head. Going anywhere once is enough for me to be reliably able to get to anywhere else in the area I've already been. Glancing at a map is enough for me to be able to get anywhere new. I may not take the most optimal route, but I never get lost.
Like one of the previous posters, I grew up relying on my feet and a bike for most transportation, but in a suburban environment.
WiFi Tether allows exactly that. You are also able to restrict by MAC address using a nice GUI including notifications when unauthorized and authorized clients connect - it's as simple as clicking a checkbox to add a new client to the allowed list. The encryption is a bit weak for my tastes, though. It currently only supports WEP. My solution is doing everything potentially sensitive through a VPN, but not everybody has that option.
Eh, might as well throw in some full-disclosure. I've been using the G1 since launch, and am very happy with it. I'm paying for the $40 voice plan (600 min, unlim nights/weekends) and the $35 data plan (3G, unlim texts). With taxes/fees, my bill is $82.02 this month.
The cheapest available plans from T-Mo are:
300 minutes voice w/ free weekends (it doesn't include free nights): $30
Unlimited 3G data with 400 texts (they might throttle you to 2G speeds with "excessive usage"): $25
So, the minimum monthly cost is $55. Probably about $60 with taxes and fees.
GMZ doesn't know what the reset passwords were, because Twitter resets them randomly with a 12-character string of numbers and letters.
No passwords were compromised except for the admin account he used the dictionary attack on. So really, the GP's analysis of harm done is pretty accurate.
Indeed, you do. I experienced this phenomenon multiple times at Otakon. Fortunately for everyone around me, none of the sightings were immediately after eating.
I am a Halo fan, and have not yet purchased a 360, mostly due to financial reasons. I will be purchasing a 360 in a few months (with Halo 3), assuming I can get the money together. So, we do exist.
Other countries, including the U.S. and Britain, have been able to stem the tide of illegal downloading by updating laws and increasing enforcement, he said, but calls from the recording industry for updated copyright laws in Canada have gone unheeded.
"A succession of Canadian governments have sat on their hands and done nothing," he said.
This is one of the few times I wish the US could be more like Canada. Capitalism? Competition? Free market economy? What's that?
Or if you speak Spanish, "tres" would be three. This would make the planet's name 3-4, or Negative One. It fits, since the planet is going against theory...
Like mentioned many times already, the cold is not the issue. It is the lack of pressure. So, wouldn't it be like using one of those vacuum pump devices? If so, clothing removal in front of your unreasonably hot female costar could be just what the doctor ordered, if she doesn't mind a bit of discoloration...
Pinel is quick to point out that a multi-gigabit wireless system would present no health concerns as the transmitted power is extremely low, in the vicinity of 10 milliwatts or less and the 60 GHz frequency is stopped by human skin and cannot penetrate the body.
The team admits that the fact that multi-gigabit transmission is easily stopped means that line-of-sight is essential, and this could be a stumbling block in practical settings.
Doesn't this make it being wireless kinda pointless? It's like a wired connection where you can't step over the cable or drill a hole through the wall!
Interesting. Is Sony going to prevent new games from making explicit use of the extra RAM? Will new games developed with the new PSP in mind run poorly or not at all on the old PSP? Apologies if this were mentioned in TFA - since this is slashdot, I did not RTFA beyond opening it up and seeing that the pictures are blurry.
The first game I played where rumble made a significant contribution to gameplay was Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, on N64. There is an item called the Stone of Agony. Once obtained, it would let you know when you got near a secret area by rumbling the controller. Release date in North America: November 1998.
That's not a limitation of the phone itself, but an artificial software lock imposed by Verizon. I've heard that with that phone, you can rename.mp3 files to.qcp, and they will play. I have not tested this, though, as I do not own one of these phones. Please try it and let me know if it works!
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Eh, I can do it just fine in Boston. It's easiest on foot or bike here, because then there's no need to worry about all the damn one-way streets. I can still manage just fine in a car, though. My friends generally wonder how I manage to do it, and I always tell them it's the map in my head. Going anywhere once is enough for me to be reliably able to get to anywhere else in the area I've already been. Glancing at a map is enough for me to be able to get anywhere new. I may not take the most optimal route, but I never get lost.
Like one of the previous posters, I grew up relying on my feet and a bike for most transportation, but in a suburban environment.
I still want one of those compass belts.
WiFi Tether allows exactly that. You are also able to restrict by MAC address using a nice GUI including notifications when unauthorized and authorized clients connect - it's as simple as clicking a checkbox to add a new client to the allowed list. The encryption is a bit weak for my tastes, though. It currently only supports WEP. My solution is doing everything potentially sensitive through a VPN, but not everybody has that option.
Eh, might as well throw in some full-disclosure. I've been using the G1 since launch, and am very happy with it. I'm paying for the $40 voice plan (600 min, unlim nights/weekends) and the $35 data plan (3G, unlim texts). With taxes/fees, my bill is $82.02 this month.
The cheapest available plans from T-Mo are:
300 minutes voice w/ free weekends (it doesn't include free nights): $30
Unlimited 3G data with 400 texts (they might throttle you to 2G speeds with "excessive usage"): $25
So, the minimum monthly cost is $55. Probably about $60 with taxes and fees.
I've been doing this for months. http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/
OMGPONIES was pretty nice.
No passwords were compromised except for the admin account he used the dictionary attack on. So really, the GP's analysis of harm done is pretty accurate.
That, or the Massholes will find a way to take advantage of the driverless mode of other vehicles to make their reckless driving even worse.
Yes, I am bitter. I drive 128 almost every day.
That entirely depends upon the pilot and the weather.
Indeed, you do. I experienced this phenomenon multiple times at Otakon. Fortunately for everyone around me, none of the sightings were immediately after eating.
I am a Halo fan, and have not yet purchased a 360, mostly due to financial reasons. I will be purchasing a 360 in a few months (with Halo 3), assuming I can get the money together. So, we do exist.
For those of you who don't want to read through the google groups archive (I recommend you do, but this is slashdot), here are some relevant links:
Original source, ported to g77
The above, compiled as a windows binary
Or if you speak Spanish, "tres" would be three. This would make the planet's name 3-4, or Negative One. It fits, since the planet is going against theory...
Okay, so I'm really stretching this.
Like mentioned many times already, the cold is not the issue. It is the lack of pressure. So, wouldn't it be like using one of those vacuum pump devices? If so, clothing removal in front of your unreasonably hot female costar could be just what the doctor ordered, if she doesn't mind a bit of discoloration...
Sounds like Jedi from Star Wars Galaxies.
I don't think that would work too well... have you ever seen a mosh start before the concert?
Interesting. Is Sony going to prevent new games from making explicit use of the extra RAM? Will new games developed with the new PSP in mind run poorly or not at all on the old PSP? Apologies if this were mentioned in TFA - since this is slashdot, I did not RTFA beyond opening it up and seeing that the pictures are blurry.
The first game I played where rumble made a significant contribution to gameplay was Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, on N64. There is an item called the Stone of Agony. Once obtained, it would let you know when you got near a secret area by rumbling the controller. Release date in North America: November 1998.
That's not a limitation of the phone itself, but an artificial software lock imposed by Verizon. I've heard that with that phone, you can rename .mp3 files to .qcp, and they will play. I have not tested this, though, as I do not own one of these phones. Please try it and let me know if it works!