This is the problem with X.509 model. They have 2 different entities - certificates and certificate authorities. When you purchase certificate you could not use it to certify other entities, like people within your company. I think it is doene intentionally to keep revenue stream locked between selected few.
In this respect PGP model is way better. You can use your key to sign others.
Look at it this way: Imagine you donate sum equals to your hourly rate. Could FSF use this sum to hire dedicated programmer, to do some coding? Would this programmer, working for hire, do better job then you on your favorite GPL project?
Of course, it depends on many factors, but for me, it always seems that FSF will get better deal if instead of me working extra hour overtime and sending money to them I would spend this extra hour on some GPL product.
Treo does have keyboard. You can dial numbers by just opening flip and pressing numeric keys on keypad. Backspace key works as Hangup and Enter key works as, well, Enter.
If you are programmer, best way to support FSF is to donate code not money. Why? Because potentially code you submit will have more value in monetary equivalent than money you likely to donate.
But this program could be useful for people not directly connected to software industry, but who believe in FSF goals and want to help.
It is very simple: PDA is for disciplined and organized person. If you are not this kind of person, you will not use PDA. Buy you would not use paper planner either.
Since I was 7 years old I used to have small address book with friends contact information. Since I was carrying it in my pocket all the time it got worn down and approximately each year I had to manually copy to new one. I did that for 10 years. Then I got Citizen electronic address book, Casio digital organizer, Sharp Zaurus, Windows CE machine, Palm III, Palm V, Sony Clie and now Treo. I certainly use PDA a lot. I have few hundreds contacts there, my passwords, birthdays, appointments, todo list, powerful calculator and much more.
My wife keeps all phones she needs to know at 1 page attached with magnet to fridge door. She does not use even address book in her mail client. She would not use PDA ever.
After 10 years of using Unix as my primary and only OS on BSD386, Xenix 286, SCO Unix, HPUX (with VUE), Solaris (with OpenWindows and later CDE), Linux (KDE and then GNOME) I switched to MacOS X. With XDarwin and OroborOSX switch is painless and really not big deal.
What if I have email->SMS gateway (most cell phone carriers provide one). Is sending email to this address is governed under this law? What if I have another email address forwarded to this one?
As a software company in the Linux space, Xandros benefits from and recognizes the phenomenal contributions of the following groups (to name a few):
The Linux Kernel Archive,
The GNU Project...
Slashdot .
I wonder what Slashdot contribution is: first posts of idea bewoulf
clustering?
1. There are no people on Mars yet. We haven't figured out how to get them there (in terms of ensuring their health and safety; in terms of how we're going to bring them back; in terms of financing the project). There's no timetable for sending people to Mars, so one can neither say "we'd better prepare for this" nor "we're nowhere near needing to prepare for this."
Before sending people we will send bots. And to download information from bots TCP/IP may be good choice.
Slashdot Mirror
I guess I need Oprah browser or something
Just seen this game sold in local computer store
here (Frys electronics) for Macintosh.
This is the problem with X.509 model. They have 2 different entities - certificates and certificate authorities. When you purchase certificate you could not use it to certify other entities, like people within your company. I think it is doene intentionally to keep revenue stream locked between selected few.
In this respect PGP model is way better. You can use your key to sign others.
OK, I've put one of ISO images to Gnutella:
: AEFB3UPCPHN4L4YVLDUOU2PBTMAS7XS3
FreeBSD-5.0-RELEASE-i386-miniinst.iso
urn:sha1
Apparently P2P newtworks do not support
free softwate much. I could not find neither
FreeBSD or Linux images on Gnutella.
I observe that more and more my friends who
use computers not for games switch to laptops.
I guess maybe non-laptop computers will be used
for servers only in future.
Look at it this way: Imagine you donate sum equals to your hourly rate. Could FSF use this sum to hire dedicated programmer, to do some coding? Would this programmer, working for hire, do better job then you on your favorite GPL project?
Of course, it depends on many factors, but for me, it always seems that FSF will get better deal if instead of me working extra hour overtime and sending money to them I would spend this extra hour on some GPL product.
Treo does have keyboard. You can dial numbers
by just opening flip and pressing numeric keys
on keypad. Backspace key works as Hangup and Enter
key works as, well, Enter.
If you are programmer, best way to support FSF is to donate code not money. Why? Because potentially code you submit will have more value in monetary equivalent than money you likely to donate.
But this program could be useful for people not directly connected to software industry, but who believe in FSF goals and want to help.
Twenty years from know, slashdot.org website
will be abandoened, with no links leaving to it
and we are going to rediscover it.
The new one does not require small nuclear plant to produce enough energy to wash your plates after a dinner.
It is very simple: PDA is for disciplined and organized person. If you are not this kind of person, you will not use PDA. Buy you would not use paper planner either.
Since I was 7 years old I used to have small address book with friends contact information. Since I was carrying it in my pocket all the time it got worn down and approximately each year I had to manually copy to new one. I did that for 10 years. Then I got Citizen electronic address book, Casio digital organizer, Sharp Zaurus, Windows CE machine, Palm III, Palm V, Sony Clie and now Treo. I certainly use PDA a lot. I have few hundreds contacts there, my passwords, birthdays, appointments, todo list, powerful calculator and much more.
My wife keeps all phones she needs to know at 1 page
attached with magnet to fridge door. She does not use even address book in her mail client. She would not use PDA ever.
No need to reassume movie studio that this is no
big deal. They are going after movie sharing on
the net anyway.
You seems to confuse DOM with HTML standard. DOM does not enforce HTML document structure, it is just OO representation of HTML and XHTML documents.
If capsule got air leak somehow passangers will
be suffocated inside.
Does it mean that I can use iChat to chat
with ICQ firends? That would be cool!
I've heard about exchange students, but exchange killers!?
http://space.sourceforge.net/
Free virtual desctop tool. Works great!
While all manufactures now offer 900/1800/1900
phones now, Nokia does just 2-band leaving
out north american customers.
After 10 years of using Unix as my primary and only OS on BSD386, Xenix 286, SCO Unix, HPUX (with VUE), Solaris (with OpenWindows and later CDE), Linux (KDE and then GNOME) I switched to MacOS X. With XDarwin and OroborOSX switch is painless and really not big deal.
What if I have email->SMS gateway (most cell
phone carriers provide one). Is sending email to this address is governed under this law? What if I have another email address forwarded to this one?
As a software company in the Linux space, Xandros benefits from and recognizes the phenomenal contributions of the following groups (to name a few): The Linux Kernel Archive, The GNU Project ...
Slashdot .
I wonder what Slashdot contribution is: first posts of idea bewoulf clustering?
Do you want to say that this 4% "other" users are running Lynx from VT220 to access google?
It escapes me where the microsoft agenda would be in comparing Linix to Macintosh sales. Perhaps I am not paranoid enough for slashdot.
Before sending people we will send bots. And to download information from bots TCP/IP may be good choice.