Nah. This isn't the first time some non-free stuff hasn't mixed well with Linux. Oil and water man.
Let's see, there's libdvdcss, most wireless drivers until very recently, had to be fetched using some sketchy cutter tool. Flash gets fetched from gawd knows where by the flashplugin-nonfree package, People who use firefox or linux will tolerate a little configuration pain, even if the codec has to come from a warez server in Russia.
I personally wish we didn't all walk into yet another propitiatory format though, because it's just history repeating itself.
I love how prefixing anything with "Method and apparatus for implementing..." makes the obvious sound non-obvious, at least to an (un)reasonable person.
Every government in human (pre)history -- has fought hard to increase it's own power, to limit the power of the population and to remove checks and balances on its actions.
I don't even know what a netbook is now. At the start they were defined by their tiny form-factors, low-ish power-consumption. The revolutionary part was the LOW price. Sony VAIOs of similar size had been around for absolutely ages, but those were just shit, overpriced laptops.
Then microsoft moved in and netbook grew in size and power. I think my early eeepc IS a netbook, and despite the 600px screen height, I run stock Ubuntu rather than a netbook specific edition. Running open office has never been a problem, so I don't see the point in getting all cloud dependent for nothing.
For the domestic market they can use the marketing angle that aluminium is safer than mercury, and that it will case less pollution when you come to trade it in.
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My favourite of all time was on a flexible keyboard:
It cannot be putted into the oven and putted on the fire to roast
Good job I have a large oven, otherwise I probably couldn't even fit turkeys or my keyboard in it.
I tried to translate your sentence multiple times, then back to English so I could post the ridiculous result.
Except google's translation was actually pretty good.
Geeks like efficiency.
Sakura wine combines flowers and alcohol.
There were technical inaccuracies in the advert.
The cursor moved, which in reality triggers that bullshit, javascript fade thing.
The google SERPs page only looks like that to an adblock user.
"Wookiee" has been changed to "hair challenged animal" and that the entire cast has been digitally replaced by Ewoks.
Nah. This isn't the first time some non-free stuff hasn't mixed well with Linux. Oil and water man.
Let's see, there's libdvdcss, most wireless drivers until very recently, had to be fetched using some sketchy cutter tool. Flash gets fetched from gawd knows where by the flashplugin-nonfree package,
People who use firefox or linux will tolerate a little configuration pain, even if the codec has to come from a warez server in Russia.
I personally wish we didn't all walk into yet another propitiatory format though, because it's just history repeating itself.
I love how prefixing anything with "Method and apparatus for implementing..." makes the obvious sound non-obvious, at least to an (un)reasonable person.
The internet's acceptance speech was actually:
HTTP/1.1 202 Accepted
Every government in human (pre)history -- has fought hard to increase it's own power, to limit the power of the population and to remove checks and balances on its actions.
I don't even know what a netbook is now. At the start they were defined by their tiny form-factors, low-ish power-consumption.
The revolutionary part was the LOW price. Sony VAIOs of similar size had been around for absolutely ages, but those were just shit, overpriced laptops.
Then microsoft moved in and netbook grew in size and power. I think my early eeepc IS a netbook, and despite the 600px screen height, I run stock Ubuntu rather than a netbook specific edition.
Running open office has never been a problem, so I don't see the point in getting all cloud dependent for nothing.
Easy with one caveat. It would only be easy for people who wouldn't want to take part in the first place.
For the twittering, facebooking, wannabe internet-celebrity, attention whores, who would take part; they'd blow it.
I don't know.
I'll get back to you in SQRT(h bar x G / c^5) seconds.
For the domestic market they can use the marketing angle that aluminium is safer than mercury, and that it will case less pollution when you come to trade it in.
In fact, I think I'll order one now.
By jove you're right! These photos need to be "enhanced".
What gives you the impression that the key-exchange in SSH is vulnerable?
The short answer is: Whatever.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie-Hellman_key_exchange
Nobody knows how totalitarian their country will be in 5 years.
Best to assume the worst extrapolating from today's trajectory.
You found sites that still need IE? Here in 2010?
If a site needs IE today, I don't need that particular site.
I can defend myself perfectly well, by using the correct tool for the job:
Self hosted mail server: Business, personal, anarchism.
Gmail: Fwding Lolcats.
What?
AES acceleration will be useful for VPNs, serving SSL websites, VoIP, full disk encryption ... and so on.
Marketing bullshit is currently up to femto.
See femtocell.
No software or driver update is required
Some software is needed to achieve the magic
That's a good one.
Whenever I read the main news headline of the day, I feel like I'm being trolled.
Then I go back for more then next day.
Software patents? That's just absurd.
Simpsons already did it.