Downloading costs you £10 for 3GB? You must live in a really horrible place, because I've been complaining about my £60/mo ISP even though I could download that in under an hour...
Or to put it more bluntly, doing that at the compiler/chip level. THAT case *is* going to court.
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too many better competitors with powerful features have sprung up
Such as... what? A Visual Basic clone (Python), a rewrite of VB itself (.Net), a Java ripoff (C#), something that brings a website to its knees before it hits 20 simultaneous users (Ruby), or an absolutely appalling clusterfuck of a language that can't even use consistent function names within a single module (its name shall not be spoken).
OpenGL3 is the first time that companies are breaking away from windows.
It seems like OpenAL was the first. Creative have been visibly pushing it now that Vista's forced-software-only sound API has made their sound cards pointless.
So if you give everyone in Chicago a copy of the library of congress and they drive around at 1 mph, it'll have the same bandwidth.
But you could also have one LoC travelling at 3 million mph.
This begs the question! Why are we wasting billions on planning two-year Mars expeditions for half a dozen astronauts when we could pack 1000 people into the Library of Congress and get there in hours instead?
In prototypes we've seen cell phones erase themselves when left in a closed up black car on a black dash with a black interior on a hot Phoenix AZ summer day.
I dunno about you, but I've always found mplayer more reliable than VLC for network streaming, but on the other hand ffmpeg will play things mplayer won't. And I thought all these FOSS players shared code...
Wow, the DSi has 3G now? Or are you being fecal in your wording by implying a $90 handheld that's normally used with wifi and mains power nearby is supposed to compete directly with a $600 phone on features?
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It looks more like a green pepper to me.
Downloading costs you £10 for 3GB? You must live in a really horrible place, because I've been complaining about my £60/mo ISP even though I could download that in under an hour...
IPv4 is a measurable finite resource. There are 2^32 of them. You can plot it on a graph fairly accurately.
Except China. The latest figure I've heard is six levels of NAT in some places.
Or to put it more bluntly, doing that at the compiler/chip level. THAT case *is* going to court.
too many better competitors with powerful features have sprung up
Such as... what? A Visual Basic clone (Python), a rewrite of VB itself (.Net), a Java ripoff (C#), something that brings a website to its knees before it hits 20 simultaneous users (Ruby), or an absolutely appalling clusterfuck of a language that can't even use consistent function names within a single module (its name shall not be spoken).
And he forgot to post as AC and end it by signing as "Summer Glau".
That would make the connection unencrypted during the authentication
Er... no it doesn't. You don't know what you're talking about - until you do, stop trying to sound clever.
apt-get install sshfs-fuse
Because quite simply, you aren't important enough.
You don't have several million people impersonating you, for one.
The 90s? You mean the decade of cooperative multitasking, where holding down a mouse button could bring down an entire Mac network?
Only if I had a spare one to drive through his heart.
OpenGL3 is the first time that companies are breaking away from windows.
It seems like OpenAL was the first. Creative have been visibly pushing it now that Vista's forced-software-only sound API has made their sound cards pointless.
So if you give everyone in Chicago a copy of the library of congress and they drive around at 1 mph, it'll have the same bandwidth.
But you could also have one LoC travelling at 3 million mph.
This begs the question! Why are we wasting billions on planning two-year Mars expeditions for half a dozen astronauts when we could pack 1000 people into the Library of Congress and get there in hours instead?
What are these companies doing with these multiple Tbps backbones right now if consumers are being bottle-necked on purpose?
Using them as justification to charge you $30/Mbps, of course.
many sites have rate-limiters that kick in and will block me after a while. This would allow me to hit it from multiple machines.
Many sites have rate limiters to prevent denial-of-service attacks. This would allow easy DDoS attacks.
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As you can see here, I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing but it's a really small number
Destroying these is no different than destroying a normal hard disk or SSD securely. Burn them or grind them into dust.
In prototypes we've seen cell phones erase themselves when left in a closed up black car on a black dash with a black interior on a hot Phoenix AZ summer day.
Did the rest of the phone survive?
The last time I saw a product launch that even came close to this was the PS3.
I dunno about you, but I've always found mplayer more reliable than VLC for network streaming, but on the other hand ffmpeg will play things mplayer won't. And I thought all these FOSS players shared code...
More illiterates too apparently, you can't even copy and paste the URL correctly.
Perhaps they meant "hack" in the original sense, i.e. you can't do anything useful with them.
Wow, the DSi has 3G now? Or are you being fecal in your wording by implying a $90 handheld that's normally used with wifi and mains power nearby is supposed to compete directly with a $600 phone on features?
Less space than a Nomad, too.