Oh, but sir, if you're talking about the U.S. Government and the U.S. Italian Mafia, then I disagree. There's a major difference, just ask Northern Ireland.
F*ck the article. With a $40 IR tranceiver, $25 worth of cables/wires, and a $70 router I can turn your $10 remote into a $500 remote and still use my smart phone (computer, tablet,..., etc.) to control everything. Or I can turn your $10 remote into a $5 remote so your A/V illiterate guests don't f*ck-up any of your sh*t. Everybody, and every thing, you care about wins.
Is that a church or a warehouse? Woe is that ugly. Is that aluminium siding? I think it needed a wrecking ball rather than a fire. They must have made a mistake. The article says Wasilla Bible Church, but it must be the Wasilla Bible Repository.
You said that you only white list https. The corkscrew solution that Hatta pointed to looks like it tunnels through http. Would this stuff get passed your proxy?
I like what you've said in this post and in your later response, but I think your position would be stronger if you lean less towards cooperation and competition needing to be mutually exclusive, regardless if either of them are driven by the "greater good" and/or "self interest." I, as do many others, claim that, in the limit, the FOSS movement has no downside because it incorporates all the good of diverse economic systems, and few if not any of their evils. This theory has been argued by far better people than I/me (I never get that right), and it seems that most points against are FUD. FOSS allows you to have both "healthy" competition and "healthy" cooperation that serve both the "greater good" and "self interest." And of course by "healthy" I mean good policies that don't have trust as a prerequisite. Easy as pie so let's keep moving.
I realize you were discussing free market capitalism vs. communism, but my opinion is that those ideologies have rapidly become inappropriate and are too simplistic when applied to code-as-product. For instance, what are you going to do about hardware/software that "becomes more human than human?" Have an industrial accident? Continue to enslave it? Will we need 3 basic laws or 4 basic laws? Or possibly one day grant it/her/him/them basic "human" rights? What will their drinking age be? And so on. What I meant to say was, I love my Rachel 2000.
And as far as software being free, I prefer the simile "free as in air" to "free as in freedom." Air is essential to our survival; it is already distributed and you can generally take as much as you like no matter how much debt you are in. Software, also essential to our survival if you consider DNA, distributes like a virus and you can fill-up yours and/or other's devices with it. Freedom, on the other hand, seems hard to define and it is distributed too slowly and at a very high cost. And maybe, just maybe, there should be no labeling of software at all. Maybe it should just be.
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I'm still laughing. Thanks.
Uh, most people here are singular.
Because at 10:00 she was a 2...
I'd say the Morals of America have greatly changed since it's founding.
Thank God.
This is the bummer. I think the n810 is about 225 grams and the n900 is rumored at 190 grams. Also, the n900 might be thicker than the n810 by 4mm. :(
The good part, kind of, is the length x width should be very close, if not smaller, than the iPod touch/iPhone.
Maybe check this link out:
Video demo of Nokia n800 running Android in VMware
More info, including this video, can be found at this link:
Nokia N800 runs Android in VMware: Video Demo
But chances are, you don't need to write native code.
I think history has shown that this is only true in your dreams.
Don't get me wrong, dreams are good, but reality's better.
Death, taxes and what you said.
Notice the Maemo 5 (Fremantle) Transfer & sync button on the bottom left:
me syncy
Portable terminals need to be disposable, not contain your life (or blood IMHO).
How long does the average red blood cell last?
120 days
I haven't had a cell phone that's lasted less. Just don't forget to do your backups.
Thanks, I'm both laughing and crying. Good times.
I wish I mod points for you.
Oh, but sir, if you're talking about the U.S. Government and the U.S. Italian Mafia, then I disagree. There's a major difference, just ask Northern Ireland.
Help! No matter how many times I read this, I can't stop laughing.
I wish I had some mod points. Thanks anyway.
They should rename it to Forrest Dump.
"And that's all I have to say about that."
Step 1: Sue self.
Step 2: ???
Step 3: ???
Step 4: Profit!!!
Step 5: Rinse. Repeat.
You missed a step.
You missed a step.
Yes, let's bet. I'll even let you name the odds.
better than "lens cap"! :-p
You're today's winner. That was too funny. Thanks.
F*ck the article. With a $40 IR tranceiver, $25 worth of cables/wires, and a $70 router I can turn your $10 remote into a $500 remote and still use my smart phone (computer, tablet, ..., etc.) to control everything. Or I can turn your $10 remote into a $5 remote so your A/V illiterate guests don't f*ck-up any of your sh*t. Everybody, and every thing, you care about wins.
You're my "Hero for the Day."
Is that a church or a warehouse? Woe is that ugly. Is that aluminium siding? I think it needed a wrecking ball rather than a fire. They must have made a mistake. The article says Wasilla Bible Church, but it must be the Wasilla Bible Repository.
You said that you only white list https. The corkscrew solution that Hatta pointed to looks like it tunnels through http. Would this stuff get passed your proxy?
I like what you've said in this post and in your later response, but I think your position would be stronger if you lean less towards cooperation and competition needing to be mutually exclusive, regardless if either of them are driven by the "greater good" and/or "self interest." I, as do many others, claim that, in the limit, the FOSS movement has no downside because it incorporates all the good of diverse economic systems, and few if not any of their evils. This theory has been argued by far better people than I/me (I never get that right), and it seems that most points against are FUD. FOSS allows you to have both "healthy" competition and "healthy" cooperation that serve both the "greater good" and "self interest." And of course by "healthy" I mean good policies that don't have trust as a prerequisite. Easy as pie so let's keep moving.
I realize you were discussing free market capitalism vs. communism, but my opinion is that those ideologies have rapidly become inappropriate and are too simplistic when applied to code-as-product. For instance, what are you going to do about hardware/software that "becomes more human than human?" Have an industrial accident? Continue to enslave it? Will we need 3 basic laws or 4 basic laws? Or possibly one day grant it/her/him/them basic "human" rights? What will their drinking age be? And so on. What I meant to say was, I love my Rachel 2000.
And as far as software being free, I prefer the simile "free as in air" to "free as in freedom." Air is essential to our survival; it is already distributed and you can generally take as much as you like no matter how much debt you are in. Software, also essential to our survival if you consider DNA, distributes like a virus and you can fill-up yours and/or other's devices with it. Freedom, on the other hand, seems hard to define and it is distributed too slowly and at a very high cost. And maybe, just maybe, there should be no labeling of software at all. Maybe it should just be.
Indeed. What I want to know is what attracts them all to YouTube.
Well, I can't speak for all cave dwellers, but I go for the free food. And the chicks are cool.
And then out of no where...
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nvidia_180_vdpau&num=1
crazy