If you look closer at that, it unintentionally (and hilariously) backfires. They link to the C+D letter they were sent, which contains the URLs to all the sites it wanted removing in the first place.
Here's a better idea: How about instead of whining 2 months too late, you made a better design yourself and submitted it when you were given the chance to do so?
I've got one in front of me.:)
It's got mechanical switches. Noisy as hell but they never jam up unlike the 2-year-old Logitech one I had to replace. Also I think it's armour-plated or something since it weighs a ton.
The reason Opera is freeware on the desktop is the same reason Netscape was also forced to become freeware. Someone came along with a superior product and made it free first.
The only thing that had any sort of success with upgrades is the N64, and that was mostly because it bundled them in with games that were designed for them.
If they're sold separately, it causes a cycle where people won't buy them because there's no games using them and game developers won't design for them because nobody has them. See the 32X for an example.
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If you look closer at that, it unintentionally (and hilariously) backfires. They link to the C+D letter they were sent, which contains the URLs to all the sites it wanted removing in the first place.
To get the likes of the RIAA to learn anything, you'd have to communicate with them in a language they understand - money, litigation or intimidation.
Their attempt at entering the games market was a flop. Not even a _spectacular_ flop, since nobody really noticed its existence.
The way I see it, this is yet another reason to pirate media instead of buying it.
Nope.
Less heat dissipation lets you fit more cores in.
It's great for job security though.
IPv6 has better than NAT: Pseudorandom, non-permanent IP addresses.
But it has horrible mutated flying fish!11
Who knows what other horrors are in there!
If you're abbreviating the year to single digits, then it also started up on 6-6-6.
Here's a better idea: How about instead of whining 2 months too late, you made a better design yourself and submitted it when you were given the chance to do so?
Even weirder, if you scroll the page down and up it magically fixes itself. Reminds me of IE...
There's more to freedom than speech.
XGL?
Yeah, it's mechanical. If you press the keys in very slowly you can feel them clicking halfway.
I've got one in front of me. :)
It's got mechanical switches. Noisy as hell but they never jam up unlike the 2-year-old Logitech one I had to replace. Also I think it's armour-plated or something since it weighs a ton.
The reason Opera is freeware on the desktop is the same reason Netscape was also forced to become freeware. Someone came along with a superior product and made it free first.
If anyone's the terrorist, it's the guy in the summary making all these doomsday predictions.
I do it the other way: delete all these default browser certs from companies I've never heard of, then only allow ones from websites I know and trust.
What on earth were they planning on doing with such a huge stockpile of molasses?!
That's provided by SDL, which games like Doom 3 and UT2k4 use to run on OS X and Linux.
The only thing that had any sort of success with upgrades is the N64, and that was mostly because it bundled them in with games that were designed for them.
If they're sold separately, it causes a cycle where people won't buy them because there's no games using them and game developers won't design for them because nobody has them. See the 32X for an example.
But isn't he the DeCSS overlord? Wouldn't that in effect make him a CSS Antichrist or something?
Under _US_ law, you can't.
It doesn't need to be brand new to run like a furnace - my athlon 1.2 keeps the room warm just idling.