He was probably referring to the fact that Internet Explorer, by default, shows "friendly" HTTP and DNS error messages, such as "This page cannot be displayed."
That part was definitely written incorrectly, but we all know what he meant (I hope).
I think it would be more beneficial...
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if they reinvented mail protocols instead.:/
Plug up the source rather than keep trying to pump the flood waters out.
I worry that it will be too late by the time the public realises what is happening though.
On the other hand, it might pave the way for a new business model: companies that release (and promote) DRM-free media, and mention such in their advertising campaigns.
Will there be anything (expected to be) fundamentally different about the Nintendo DS Lite? I have heard so much good stuff about the DS, I may buy one of the Lite's when they're available.
It's always nice to be able to expand the uses of hardware in ways the developers never intended.:)
I'm pretty sure that comparing teenagers to Lebanese 'terrorists' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hezbollah) isn't going to help win the hearts of the unwashed masses.
A 16 year old would still be at risk from "stalking" (or abduction, or whatever). Many teens on MySpace have enough personal information on there to be easily located by someone with basic detective skills.
That is probably the counterargument that would be given.
Men involved in fight clubs often carry bottled-up violent impulses learned in childhood from video games, cartoons and movies, said Michael Messner, a University of Southern California sociology and gender studies professor.
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Semantics, shemantics.
a reason to actually upgrade to it by then?
Last I heard, all the features were being removed, and that it required an insane machine to run.
He was probably referring to the fact that Internet Explorer, by default, shows "friendly" HTTP and DNS error messages, such as "This page cannot be displayed."
That part was definitely written incorrectly, but we all know what he meant (I hope).
if they reinvented mail protocols instead. :/
Plug up the source rather than keep trying to pump the flood waters out.
So much for 'Net Neutrality'!
/tongue in cheek
What does Eddie Murphy have to do with this story?
Did you even read the summary/article?
Your question was answered in both....
Do you really believe the majority would accept that they could not use the most popular OS in the world?
Better order some Ubuntu cds for the EU.
https://shipit.ubuntu.com/
I hope that wifi link isn't going to use WEP. :P
I worry that it will be too late by the time the public realises what is happening though.
On the other hand, it might pave the way for a new business model: companies that release (and promote) DRM-free media, and mention such in their advertising campaigns.
I think the biggest problem is educating the public about what DRM is.
:/
In my experiences, after explaining what DRM is to people that I know, they think it is the dumbest thing that they have ever heard.
I am sure the public would reject it, but the problem remains then: how do we educate the public?
Sony thinks they can sell 100 million PS3s. http://gamepro.com/news.cfm?article_id=68990
This is especially feasible if you're married (or live with one or more women).
And wtf is "loose"?
A common misspelling of "lose" among non-native English speakers. (myself not included, well, most of the time)
Yeah, but his memory will always be tainted by...
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DAIKATANA!!
Thank you for the information
Will there be anything (expected to be) fundamentally different about the Nintendo DS Lite? I have heard so much good stuff about the DS, I may buy one of the Lite's when they're available.
:)
It's always nice to be able to expand the uses of hardware in ways the developers never intended.
I'm pretty sure that comparing teenagers to Lebanese 'terrorists' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hezbollah) isn't going to help win the hearts of the unwashed masses.
/tongue in cheek
I have Cox Cable, 5mbps down, 2mbps. I regularly download at 680 k/s (5.3mbps) and upload at 280 k/s (2.1mbps).
I have never had a problem with their service.
You should take a look at /usr/bin/dd
Also (original poster), zero-fill doesn't guarantee unrecoverable data. Multiple overwrites (mentioned up above someplace) is the way to go.
A 16 year old would still be at risk from "stalking" (or abduction, or whatever). Many teens on MySpace have enough personal information on there to be easily located by someone with basic detective skills.
That is probably the counterargument that would be given.
How does a function defined inside a condition get changed into opcode? Does it place a copy of both functions everywhere where Example() is called?
Men involved in fight clubs often carry bottled-up violent impulses learned in childhood from video games, cartoons and movies, said Michael Messner, a University of Southern California sociology and gender studies professor.
Is this fact, or just poor reporting?
A wise man once said:
All generalities are false, including this one.
Number 1 here...
:P
Mainly because of "The Call of Ktulu" by Metallica