Slashdot Mirror

Cue the "the server must be written in Pascal" jokes...

Here's a MirrorDot link for the FreePascal site.

http://mirrordot.org/stories/36c2ae6afc0420241dbcc 88a56046a6c/index.html

http://mirrordot.org/stories/39a95b17d780f88643ca2 4fe07782398/index.html

Courtesy of MirrorDot - http://mirrordot.org/stories/39a95b17d780f88643ca2 4fe07782398/index.html

http://www.networkmirror.com/

http://www.mirrordot.org/

Take your pick.

Last month the PIPENetworks site reported that they had installed a temporary ADSL connection for the webcam. I guess that's what it's still using. Mirrordot: http://mirrordot.org/stories/948bdf7529da4432c4216 0f0c33166c1/index.html

Ask and you shall receive

The coral cache link isn't working for me at least, but mirrordot seems to have caught it. Just be sure to chop off the first 3635 bytes of HTML prepended to the file.

Some companies are still to be trusted, in some regards :)
companies have a number of forces pulling on them. When a company is on the way out and the shareholders realise this then i doubt they will decide giving away assets like this is a good idea.

http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/05/08/151 257/
Nothing for you to see here. Please move along.

but checking mirrordot (which i belive is fed via a subscriber account) we get http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/387f24a4c912a841a cd509b1f821b198/index.html . It seems like they may have finally gone through with it after all (though the openjdk site doesn't seem to reflect this yet).

looks like the host is slashdotted, here is a mirrordot link to the first page of the article, does anyone have a better mirror of this site?

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/a3c962572c00cfd47 6bc23e2cfff8f72/index.html

Sinfe TFA is slashdotted, here's the mirrordot link:

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/8d350aa16dcfd9cf6 c191eacab9214c8/index.html

The blogger (site seems dotted or squashed, here's the mirror) wrote that "Since linking the entire NDA would likely violate Google's copyright on the document, I'll just quote sections of it below"

IANAL, but I seem to remember hearing that contracts are specifically not eligible for copyright. Anyone know more about this issue?

I would have posted it, but it tripped the lameness filter...

Looks like the server was /.'ed. Mirrors: MirrorDot and Network Mirror.

link

An important addendum applies to all of you wishing to use HDTV with a PCHDTV card. Playback of HDTV is *very* computationally intensive, and requires a Pentium class processor of at least 1.3GHz or equivalent in conjunction with a graphics card with accelerated drivers, according to the documents at http://www.pchdtv.com./ Pretty much any system built in the last two years with an nVidia graphics card will be fine.

Mirrordot rules: Turn your AppleTV into a full-blown OS X Workstation.

Mirrordot link

Enjoy.

Here's a link to the mirrordot mirror: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/a94586d1381d96706 5ccba4e6ff89ea0/index.html

mirror

Mirrordot works.

god damn people - Learn to use Mirrordot / CoralCache / Google Cache / WHATEVER

MIRROR

Looks like the site's on fire....

Mirrordot: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/f1642b9514a0a053a 20ca22c50cd9b7e/index.html

Since I already can't get to the site...there's a mirror dot here.

I got binary nonsense when I followed the link to the article.

The Mirrordot link works: http://mirrordot.org/stories/bdc4f568dcc5c7b125832 2aec4d77944/index.html

It's still viewable here http://mirrordot.org/stories/ba5d61395d9835048d6fe ecddc7f4e24/index.html

http://mirrordot.org/stories/78b27588587fb8b086acd 346451d845a/index.html

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/09b848a8bc7c51c52 d483db9d2f1cfba/index.html

Not very spectacular, IMHO.

CC.

This feature (enabled with CONFIG_RELOCATABLE) isn't very noticeable for end-users but it's quite interesting from a kernel POV. Until now, it was a requeriment that a i386 kernel was loaded at a fixed memory address in order to work, loading it in a different place wouldn't work. This feature allows to compile a kernel that can be loaded at different 4K-aligned addresses, but always below 1 GB, with no runtime overhead. Kdump users (a feature introduced in 2.6.13 that it triggers kexec in a kernel crash in order to boot a kernel that has been previously loaded at a 'empty' address, then runs that kernel, saves the memory where the crashed kernel was placed, dumps it in a file and continues booting the system) will benefit from this because until now the "rescue kernel" need to be compiled with different configuration options in order to make it bootable at a different address. With a relocatable kernel, the same kernel can be boot at different addresses.

mirrordot

mirrordot

site: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/c71146ce82f7c7a23 835157cce4e6e3f/index.html
screenshots: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/f592f4a8f9a66105d 885ff7a49228380/index.html

site: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/c71146ce82f7c7a23 835157cce4e6e3f/index.html
screenshots: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/f592f4a8f9a66105d 885ff7a49228380/index.html

d-i does allow optional resizing of the windows partition and setting up a dual-boot system. It does not scan windows for settings or the like.

Oh BTW, while it's slashdotted, you can see it at http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/f592f4a8f9a66105d 885ff7a49228380/index.html

Screenshots via mirrordot.org.

Here is the mirror.

MirrorDot managed to grab a few pages before the site went down, so you can at least peek at a few things:
Intro Page
Known Algorithms
Guidelines for submitting algorithms

MirrorDot managed to grab a few pages before the site went down, so you can at least peek at a few things:
Intro Page
Known Algorithms
Guidelines for submitting algorithms

MirrorDot managed to grab a few pages before the site went down, so you can at least peek at a few things:
Intro Page
Known Algorithms
Guidelines for submitting algorithms

MirrorDot managed to grab a few pages before the site went down, so you can at least peek at a few things:
Intro Page
Known Algorithms
Guidelines for submitting algorithms

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/085eb68e1d35f85a0 11622abd62ced01/index.html

Web page:
http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/d836baa0e91f81cdd 5e6e15dbc88fa61/index.html

PDF [Size: 23.3Mb]:
http://www.mirrordot.org/media/6eeaa081830de8a6476 656a76d6ae669/365days2007.pdf

Web page:
http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/d836baa0e91f81cdd 5e6e15dbc88fa61/index.html

PDF [Size: 23.3Mb]:
http://www.mirrordot.org/media/6eeaa081830de8a6476 656a76d6ae669/365days2007.pdf

Site is slow, heres a mirror
http://mirrordot.org/stories/4e218f7eded126769c2c5 c384fec7f7c/index.html

Database server down. Any reason why slashdot doesn't coralize or link to mirrordot in every article?

Here's the link to the initial correspondence (I think).

http://mirrordot.org/stories/0d5335e04a5fd31cdcfcc ee3d0484fd9/index.html Posted anonymously, because that's what all the cool kids do.

I wonder who's bright idea it was to make the donation meter Penis Shaped. I can see where they were maybe trying for the thermometer look, but the proportions are all wrong.