Well, don't go with Clearwire. They throttled my connection so far back after I torrented that I was lucky to get 10Kbps (and I was usually at 5-6Kbps) for at least a week.
Apparently once upon a time all articles submitted by Roland linked to his blog which linked to the real article (as a way to generate ad revenue, I think). And he continues to take flak for it to this day.
Like I said, this is second-hand from earlier discussions. I was not here when it was happening.
But then you could have a significant number of people attacking the Vista and Mac boxes (say, 20% each) and the other 60% would be split up among (maybe) 4+ Linux boxes.
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I have also unblocked ads for /., but it's kinda pointless because I won't allow doubleclick through NoScript. Why do we need animated ads?
Sorry for the inconvenience. We have fixed it now. The new method also requires your email address, SSN, and your ebay/payal IDs and passwords.
And IE isn't already in this category?
Better is a matter of opinion (especially your opinion of the near future). Certainly cheaper, though.
Doomsday Machine, stellar edition!
Rainbows?
A Beowulf cluster of Beowulf clusters?
Cue rants about corruption, stupid politicians, the MAFIAA, etc.
Also amusing is the fact that in the comments people are speculating on when the 3.0 kernel would be released.
Well, don't go with Clearwire. They throttled my connection so far back after I torrented that I was lucky to get 10Kbps (and I was usually at 5-6Kbps) for at least a week.
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Apparently once upon a time all articles submitted by Roland linked to his blog which linked to the real article (as a way to generate ad revenue, I think). And he continues to take flak for it to this day.
Like I said, this is second-hand from earlier discussions. I was not here when it was happening.
Or you could drag it out as long as possible... http://www.ahajokes.com/off06.html
And thus the Underground Internet is born!
I think the 'Free Market' concept assumes competent/informed consumers.
...do they intend to force people to install it? Something like InterActual has with DVDs?
Does this mean that copyrighted Microsoft software won't run (assuming hardware-based encryption)?
What happens when you access a web page hosted on your own box?
Making animals glow is in the realm of genetic engineering. This is just clever crossbreeding.
Click the 'x' in the top corner of the login screen. Oh wait...
No.
Everybody else gets redirected to 127.0.0.1 while you take your time?
But then you could have a significant number of people attacking the Vista and Mac boxes (say, 20% each) and the other 60% would be split up among (maybe) 4+ Linux boxes.
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I'd say that allowing updates to be installed would be fair.
How can it crash into it? Should be impossible unless the tracks end there and trains need to be turned around.