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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Numbers and Their Description.
« on: November 01, 2006, 01:02:33 pm »
we swiss do it a bit different than the rest of the world (as always ;). 2mio and 50 cents would be:
2'000'000.50

we use apostrophs to space the tousands, and dots for after coma values (which is kinda contradicting lol).

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: The Butterfly Effect
« on: October 15, 2006, 02:32:59 pm »
I don't think I'll like the second movie though...this plot doesn't seem to fold out like the first one's did. It just seems like he randomly got the power to go back in time, but Evan's was some sort of bloodline trait.
i agree, i just watched it and it does nothing to deserve the name "butterfly effect". the first movie made at least some sense in its own logic and it made one care about the characters, but this one is just badly written. absolutely not worth watching it...  :thumbdown: :thumbdown:

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Forum and Website Discussions / Re: New forum Feature: Karma
« on: October 05, 2006, 11:44:57 am »
i agree with zanzibar, it is prone to misuse. in worst case the most helpful people will get the worst karma ratings just because others are jealous of them. i first noticed the karma feature in our own forum and my initial thought was, that a developer was thinking of a new feature for his forum software and came out with that. this is not ebay or something where we need the rating from others to be recognised as "valuable". in addition, the karma feature is just too poorly developed. no one sees who voted and why, there is no regulation for it and so one.

 :thumbdown:


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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Hackers, A threat to all humanity!
« on: October 04, 2006, 12:18:26 pm »
That was just a simple explanation but should be enough to tell that Hackers are healthy, Crackers unhealthy.
that's only partially true, well, depending from which point of view ;) crackers as opposed to hackers, yes, the are evil, mostly use tools they dont understand to gain access to a system (script kiddies). but there are also a different kind of crackers which im very fan of: copy-protection crackers, i love them. the silliest copy-protections are inventend by even sillier companies which they sell for the most silly prices to software manufacturers, just to see it cracked even before the software hits the stores  \\o//

why i hate copy-protection? not because i do not want to buy the game (i buy most of them), but because im sick of paying 40$ for a game and then not be able to install it because of the CP - most prominent for such "behaviour" is surely starforce. nevertheless, companies are still trying to "protect" their goods with that bull, and cracker will hopefully always try to crack that.

[ Edited for language. --Karyuu ]

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jepp i've got also from dean and amysimpson this spam messages, a bot attack is mostlikely  :ban:

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Favorite Ground breaking Album?
« on: October 04, 2006, 12:22:46 am »
System of a Down - Selftitled -> for starting SOAD in general and never before heared vocals, lyrics, drums and arrangement ;)
Slipknot - Iowa -> for having the most pressing, heavy & energetic tracks from slipknot and all other rock/metal albums
Pink Floyd - the dark side of the moon -> for countless hours on different drugs   :whistling:
Kidney Thieves - both albums -> for deus ex 2 soundrack and some of the most dramatic rock/industrial mixes i ever heared
Portishead -> both studio albums + live album -> well its portishead, what else i have to say?  a class of its own
Massive Attack - Mezanine -> for a new style of triphop, just massive

im sure there are dozens more albums worthy the title "favorite ground breaking album", but that's all i can think of rightnow

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Hackers, A threat to all humanity!
« on: October 03, 2006, 04:06:58 pm »
yeah well in that time the world was still okay from me - at least i didnt feel like the world was ruled by lunatics^^

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Hackers, A threat to all humanity!
« on: October 03, 2006, 03:52:16 pm »
But nower days with people like Geroge Bush, you can actually believe someone wrote it seriously.
well, judging from the PC they included in the article i believ george bush senior was maybe president at that time, surely not junior. it doesnt even have a 3 1/4" floppy, only 5 1/2" - i'd say its mostlikely a 386-486, so the year would be somewhat around 1994 ;)

can the poster of the article provide us with any information on when the article was published?


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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Hackers, A threat to all humanity!
« on: October 03, 2006, 07:20:00 am »
lol that reminds me of the floppy bomb that was "advertised" on anarchy sites back in the good old 90ties:
http://forums.livingwithstyle.com/t149009-floppy-disk-bomb.html

you could even do it from a tousand miles away, just label the disk with "hot porn" and send it to someone via ordinary mail  :devil:

anyway, that article is a typical example for throwing hackers in the same pot as all the other lunatics outthere like anarchy fanatics and crackers.

RayvenD: thanks for posting the manifesto (isnt it from "underground"?). unfortunately, most of the people still think of hackers as being evil and nowadays they are considered to being terrorists. you can go to jail for a very very long time just by pressing some keys on your keyboard - better rob a bank, at least you'd be considered as an ordinary criminal^^

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Unlawful Internet Gambling
« on: October 02, 2006, 11:21:54 pm »
Orwellia BS, exactly!  Why make laws designed to prevent people from hurting themselves or exploiting people who are sick?
i begin to understand what kind of a person you are...

* miLosh shakes his head in disbelief

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Unlawful Internet Gambling
« on: October 02, 2006, 08:22:21 pm »
We have the right to spend our money however the hell we want? There's an arguement.
well no, your not allowed to buy drugs or atomic warheads, i think the argument of the bill goes in the same direction that it is considered to be a drug or something (confusing drug addictaion with gambling addiction).

however, this is just another example of the orwellian bullshit that is going on in the states. to quote for the second time today from System of a Down: They try to build a prison for you and me to live in ;)

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: The Butterfly Effect
« on: October 02, 2006, 04:08:38 pm »
well you say, "Humans will always be biased, imperfect, socially driven creatures." - that sounds to me as if this was something bad and should (be) change(d). i mean, what would be a perfect, unbiased, non-socially driven creature to you? define perfect or unbiased for that matter. a borg might fit that describtions but you hopefully agree with me that borgs are far away from being humans. but if i take the opposite of every adjectiv you used for the description of humans, i end up with the description of a borg.

as i said, it "sounds" to me like you want humans to be changed. i believe you are going to tell me know that this is not the case, that humans simply are the way they are and to conterweight our "failures" we should put our faith in science. as an answer to that, let me quote from System of a Down:

Quote
Making two possibilities a reality,
Predicting the future of things we all know,
Fighting off the diseased programming
Of centuries, centuries, centuries, centuries.

Science fails to recognize the single most
Potent element of human existence




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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: The Butterfly Effect
« on: October 02, 2006, 03:04:04 pm »
People used to agree that the world is flat.
and it where humans who discovered that it isnt. by watching, not by math. infact i believe it was mathematically expressed that earth has to be in the center of the universe. so, it was the common sense of one particular human who proved otherwise. the world couldnt be flat if ships seem to go "under" the horizon when sailing away from the coast. likewise gallileo proved by _observation_ that not everything was circling around earth, as he saw the moons of jupiter to circle around it.

im glad you posted that statement of yours, for it proves exactly my point that theories seemed to be right because of lack of knowledge and proved to be wrong by simple observations combined with common sense ;)

Humans will always be biased, imperfect, socially driven creatures.
you have quite a pessimistic view of humans - hope you dont forget that yourself is one ;)

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The Hydlaa Plaza / Re: Heaviest metal band you listen to?
« on: October 02, 2006, 01:22:08 pm »
I love all of those bands you just mentioned. I was going to reccommend Stone Sour to you, but then I saw the end part of your post :D
yeah the first stone sour album didn't kick as much as i hoped, but the second one is pure love ;)

btw, to any swiss citizens here (are there any, btw?), stone sour will play the 1st of november in zurich's rohstofflager. it's certainly something you do not want to miss if you like stone sour (and live in switzerland, of course ;)) or good rock music in general.

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well you could start by posting this thread in the right forum, called "Fan Art" ;)

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