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Just before reading this, I happened to receive a Sun newsletter, with something about Xeon-fried chicken. Can't believe it's all reduced to this!

You could read the article and find out, that the link is prominently displayed in the lefthand side. But then again.. This is Slashdot... ;-)

Video link (but thanks to per-session URLs, who knows for how long this link will work...)

here http://nytimes.feedroom.com/?fr_story=d14603c1e23e 6ce37920a8134a2e27b1405a4991

When, until he realizes there is a video of him on Sun's web site, in a proprietary codec and viewable with a program written in a proprietary language.

http://downloads.feedroom.com/sun/07B00810/07B0081 0_02.mp3

These security vendors been taking advantage of the flaws in the windows OS's for years and making tons of money doing it. Great someone needed to do it since MS couldn't or wouldn't. However MS is now trying to hardent heir OS and remove the security holes that should have been removed years ago and what happens? People complain. And by people I mean Symantec, McAfee, etc (not the end user mind you).

I for one am pleased to see MS trying to lock down their systems and these other vendors just need to quite whining. I am sure there will still be plenty left to fix. There always is.
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Free iPods? Its legit and simple. 5 of my friends got theirs. Get yours here!

Did I hear someway say open source friendly and Microsoft in the same sentence? Could it be true?
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Free iPods? Its legit and simple. 5 of my friends got theirs. Get yours here!

I am a big fan of privacy. But I am also a big fan you losing your rights to privacy when you continually break the law in a fashion that puts others at risk, especially minors.

Maybe Myspace is just really that stupid (heck, their site design casues me to thik their programmer can;t be all that bright).
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Free iPods? Its legit and simple. 5 of my friends got theirs. Get yours here!

Crappy acting will still be crappy acting. Just like the foley artist is still happily employed enhancing the audio soundtrack (either digitally or old fashined foot stomping). The animator will remain gainfully employed improving and enhancing the final product.
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Free iPods? Its legit and simple. 5 of my friends got theirs. Get yours here!

$1 per hour is $8, 760 per year. What isn't mentioned is that your $1 takes far less than 1 hour of actual clock-time to be chewed up. A big job will be propagated across hundreds of CPUs. Using 60 CPUs for 1 minute costs you $1. In a demo, Schwartz showed how to model a protein on the grid. It about 7 seconds which cost him $13. You really pay for this service by the job.

http://sun.feedroom.com/x/tiles.jsp?auto_band=x&rf =sv&fr_story=b38e94b6070bd7409dbafc435da5981e597ad 67c

In addition, this service ONLY works for grid applications like rendering movies, Monte Carlo simulations, etc. Regular business apps like payroll or ERP won't run on this system.

Please come out from under your rock.

Java Controlled Inverted Pendulum (seek to 22 minutes into the presentation)

The Video URL posted is outdated: that site is designed for the older browsers (Netscape 4.7) and older players used within Cisco.
Here's the link that points to the site that has better support for Mozilla/Firefox, Linux and Mac.

"Reuters Television" has the video of the flight and preparations.

http://reuters.feedroom.com

I would imagine that the people preparing those vulnerability reports would notify the software vendor the first thing even before they are finished preparing the reports.....
Who knows how they work. Oh well...

Oh yeah, before I forget, for the best videos ever, go to http://reuters.feedroom.com

Your 200 cable or satellite TV channels won't show you what the above mentioned site shows

(you will need a broadband connection to enjoy the videos)

I am more influenced by what I watch....

For the best videos ever, go to http://reuters.feedroom.com

Your 200 cable or satellite TV channels won't show you what the above mentioned site shows

(you will need a broadband connection to enjoy the videos)

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No law says we can't use Linux or Mac. Lots of people do. Most people would agree both are < sarcasm >better than Windows </ sarcasm >.

Has any Linux user ever been able to view? :

- www.feedroom.com

- www.nakednews.com

If no, this proves that Linux lages behind windows as far as home users are concerned.

If yes, tell me how did you do it and what player did you use. My Linux real player won't play either of the two sites.....

I recently switched to SuSE Linux Professional 8.1. I like it so far (after importing my Windows fonts) but now I am beginning to miss Windows. Most websites are designed for Windows Media Player/RealOne Player/Apple Quicktime 6.0.
Linux has real player 8 which does't seem to play streaming media in Netscape or Mizilla or Konqueror.

Has anyone using Linux been able to play streaming media? (If not, you don't know what you are missing)

As a test, can any of you Linux users view:

- www.feedroom.com
or
- www.nakednews.com ??

view the video clips from www.feedroom.com

This site has a nice video clip of it in action. This link goes right to the story: http://www.feedroom.com/index.jsp?auto_band=x&fr_s tory=FEEDROOM39902

And here's the thing in action