greyboy

20 ms·

181.
by greyboy 17y ago
Is there really a problem with people streaming across the border in that direction? Could be, for all I know.
182.
by greyboy 17y ago
Does this not work for you? From http://www4.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/~jnweiger/screen-faq.... Q: My xterm scrollbar does not work with screen. A: The problem is that xterm will not allow scrolling if the alternate text buffe
183.
by greyboy 18y ago
I'm a system administrator and SilverLight has repeatedly failed to install successfully for me. I'm tired of trying to diagnose a problem when no usable errors are found. However, the crux of my problem is that they are requiring Flash for
184.
by greyboy 18y ago
That makes it sound rather subjective, then.
185.
by greyboy 18y ago
Unless a future step is to require every computer to be registered with the authorities, or go through some central ISP gateway in order to access the New Internet, which gives authorities greater control. Who knows where this kind of stuff
186.
by greyboy 18y ago
Hmm, this site has failed me from a usability standpoint. After browsing there via Firefox, I was told I could not use the site without Flash (which I don't have installed for Firefox). That's usually strike one. But I really was interested
187.
by greyboy 18y ago
David Geffen, P. Diddy, Rolling Stones (?) - but I don't think any of these own a 747. However, just because musicians don't own one doesn't mean the can't own one. I would argue in the corporate world they are likely treated as corporate,
188.
by greyboy 18y ago
Sorry, that is incorrect in this specific case (the 60-day policy). ICANN only mentions that a domain can be blocked under certain conditions (according to ICANN policy): * Evidence of fraud * Uniform Domain-Name Dispute Resolution Policy (
189.
by greyboy 18y ago
Solaris also has zones, which has been tremendously powerful for our customers.
190.
by greyboy 18y ago
I'm in the same position as Hexstream, but I'm saving up for a new machine. I was in your position until just this past year when I purchased an HD-capable video camera. Along with my previous audio work, I'm hurting for processing power. A
191.
by greyboy 18y ago
I'm not at odds with what you or unalone have said. I understand the need for TOS agreements, good or bad as they may be (even though not tested in a court), and the difficulty interfacing with bazillions of users. My specific point was to
192.
by greyboy 18y ago
Agreed, but it's also very easy to have the user agree to the new terms without throwing conspiracy-theorist-red-flags all around the Internets (tm).
193.
by greyboy 18y ago
I disagree. Facebook has one of the easiest, and certainly cheapest, methods to inform users of new TOS agreements. In contrast to your CC company, they don't have to physically mail an updated document. If the TOS change, the user can simp
194.
by greyboy 18y ago
Until just recently, camcorders work off firewire ports. Firewire audio interfaces are much more advanced than their USB counterparts. And users with lots of money wrapped up in firewire (like me) cannot substitute USB in.