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Try MirrorDot

They have it: Mirrordot front page. You do have to get the PDF to see the corrected picture...

My college campus blocks port 8090 (?!). MirrorDot has caches, too, in case anyone else is in my situation.

Rather than reading posted text without the nice formatting, read it on mirrordot:
Here ya go

Microsoft is in major damage-control mode.

Praise Mirrordot: http://mirrordot.com/stories/f28f24fb03710608d1abd 6149d94cbaf/index.html

http://www.mirrordot.com/find-mirror.html?http://w ww.nytimes.com/2005/09/24/technology/24yahoo.html

nyud.net mirror, mirrordot mirror. article seems to be down for me.

What would be great is to include both links (original and coralized) for every link included in an article.

Notice that the story has changed. Think about it for a second. Does the Slashdot editorial blurb make sense with the current story linked to?

Obviously, CNN realized their mistake, and printed Reuters' "retraction".

I stand by my orignal flame about CNN and Reuters doing no fact-checking.

Mirrordot, Coral Cache.

Check the MirrorDot page, the original server is already smoking...

Sorry, sorry, sorry, my fault, wrong link.

Maybe the coral [com.nyud.nu] could help. This is the correct one. But it doesn't work, either. Maybe the Mirrordot one's...

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No-one else seems to have done so, so here we go. http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/54e91e7a18ef63262 ebc47bb1defcf91/index.html

And if, by chance, the article hasn't show up before - we simply wait until it appears again. Maybe the dupe will have links.

'Cause it's slowing down already:
Mirrordot mirror:
http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/fc9b34ac4dfe751a4 98b1a1ef5126e30/index.html

Quit bitching and use Mirrordot. How many times must you be told? You're welcome.

This information came from the OpenGL BOF held at Siggraph 2005 in LA this last Wednesday evening. This was confirmed at the BOF by NVIDIA, ATI and us (3Dlabs).

As soon as an ICD is loaded the composited desktop is turned off on Windows Vista. If you want the composited desktop Aeroglass experience, you will need to make your application go through Microsoft's OpenGL implementation, which is layered on top of DirectX. As pointed out earlier, this layering can have performance implications. Their implementation supports OpenGL version 1.4 only, without extension support.

We believe it possible to provide an ICD with full composited desktop support while adhering to the stability and security requirements in Windows Vista. But we need Microsoft's help in doing so.

Therefore, as mentioned before, please let your contact in the ISV or IHV or OEM community know how you feel about this and spread the word.

For some more information, you can browse these Microsoft Winhec slides:

"Windows Graphics Overview [WinHEC 2005; 171 KB]"
http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/8/f/98f3f e47-dfc3-4e74-92a3-088782200fe7/TWPR05007_WinHEC05 .ppt

"Advances in Display and Composition Architecture for Windows [WinHEC 2005; 422 KB]"
http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/8/f/98f3f e47-dfc3-4e74-92a3-088782200fe7/TWPR05005_WinHEC05 .ppt

Regards,
Barthold
3Dlabs

http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/d9dae7856a9ec0ea4 0d232fedb95c380/index.html

mirrordot.org article mirror, it seems this story is really blow out of porporation.....

http://mirrordot.com/stories/03cb144f72720cdd95618 f661e7e9f8e/index.html

Mirrors:
- MirrorDot.
- Coral CDN.
The images on the main site have been switched over to use CoralCDN

Currently pushing out just over 2Mbit's:
http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/9388/slashdot0731 8zk.png

http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/706becc274a19bcef bf8740dd25a9fe3/index.html

Will neither of these work?

http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/3865bd82103388b35 9b16aec7df8c347/index.html

http://www.voices-for-change.com.nyud.net:8090/ind ex.asp

http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/46bab61809b5dd911 6621ef0e8bf4d92/index.html

The site appears to be down...

Coral
http://www.flexbeta.net/main/articles.php?action=s how&id=99">MirrorDot

(OK, there is NOTHING wrong with that link code :( MirrorDot URL:

http://www.mirrordot.com/find-mirror.html?http:/ /www.flexbeta.net/main/articles.php?action=show&id =99 )

Hope this doesn't affect mirrordot...

According to their website, they claim that they think their legal because:

MirrorDot, Inc. does try to consider the copyright issues with mirroring other sites and content. We look to things like Google's cache, Yahoo's cache, Coral, and the Way Back Machine as similar and "accepted." They all cache/mirror sites and serve them directly. Likewise, MirrorDot's mirrors are specifically transient - a page is automatically mirrored when it is linked from a Slashdot front page story, and the mirror is automatically deleted from MirrorDot a few days later. (http://www.mirrordot.com/faq/)

Did anyone else notice the Google add in this picture? It's the one on the far left. The one that says "Want Longhorn today? Cutting Edge Web UIs, declarative XML dev approach, Open Source." - Xierox

These days I have my mod_proxy url_rewrite check for HTTP_REFERRER and rewrite to nyud.net URLS

Coral not, but mirrordot

http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/bf0f11195820e13dd 7a4abf6e87b3b74/index.html mirror

this seams to work for the thumbnails at least http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/e90ad5cab7cfb4869 cc0f7bbfed3ed64/index.html

this seams to work for the thumbnails at least http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/e90ad5cab7cfb4869 cc0f7bbfed3ed64/index.html

a working link

But Mirrordot's got it...

Mirrordot works.

Yay for MirrorDot.

Yay for MirrorDot.

Yay for MirrorDot.

It looks like the article is down. As usual, MirrorDot has the mirror available.

It's already nearly slashdotted. mirror

http://mirrordot.com/stories/f7a24ef551a6ce58dde7d 5d66f9c6fad/index.html

Viperlair.com, after reviewing thier weblogs, recently decided Cisco may have been a better choice for their routers.

Mirrordot

http://www.mirrordot.com/stories/9189a5330e5c24252 ede16d1a6f22a45/index.html

Isn't this a bit overly ambitious? ....

http://mirrordot.com/stories/f18bdc72242db088f0b0e 96ae0aca490/index.html

Flash Demo Screenshots

I have to say this is like a godsave for linux. Most layusers will want some easy installation like this instead of using something like Yum (even if it is a GUI front-end to yum like GYUM). This is one giant step towards a viable desktop linux - and I believe that it isn't a replacement for apt/yum/[INSERT YOUR FLAVOR HERE] but uses them under the hood.

Before everyone starts bashing it and says that apt or emerge or whatever they use is the way to go, seriously think about it - one click installation, from a FRIENDLY user-interface, and easy to manage system for installing and uninstalling programs. Now if this were part of the base install on many distributions and some sort of standard was established (seriously, we need standards) I can probably convince my scared-of-Linux-because-it-is-hardcore friends to actually try Linux out.

Flash Demo Screenshots

I have to say this is like a godsave for linux. Most layusers will want some easy installation like this instead of using something like Yum (even if it is a GUI front-end to yum like GYUM). This is one giant step towards a viable desktop linux - and I believe that it isn't a replacement for apt/yum/[INSERT YOUR FLAVOR HERE] but uses them under the hood.

Before everyone starts bashing it and says that apt or emerge or whatever they use is the way to go, seriously think about it - one click installation, from a FRIENDLY user-interface, and easy to manage system for installing and uninstalling programs. Now if this were part of the base install on many distributions and some sort of standard was established (seriously, we need standards) I can probably convince my scared-of-Linux-because-it-is-hardcore friends to actually try Linux out.

it's about time there was a system to automatically put submitted links thorugh MirrorDot. This is a prime example; /.ed before 10 comments were posted. sheesh.


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Because all the icons there are broken.

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