WOW! This does sound fascinating but I hope it comes with
a better manual, the info from MS' page info doesn't even explain
what type of batteries it requires:
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not only are SCO's IP ambitions doomed, but its Unix interests are a "trailing negative" on the road to dropping from 10% of the market to 3%-5% in a few years and then "SCO will be irrelevant," he said.
Assuming this court case is settled in Linux' favour, SCO will be irrelevant the next day. No company will want to deal with a firm that sues its own customers.
If you like Python, check out Ruby. I've been monkeying around with it at work for small things. It's like Perl but readable.. and object oriented from the ground up.. and easy to work with.. hmm, on second thought, it's nothing like Perl.
The terrorism investigation code-named Mont Blanc began almost
by accident in April 2002, when authorities intercepted a cellphone
call that lasted less than a minute and involved not a single word of
conversation. Investigators, suspicious that the call was a signal
between terrorists [...]
Read that again: investigators
became suspicious after listening to the call. They basically
admit to what people have suspected for years: that intelligence
agencies cast a broad net to monitor all sorts of communications
traffic with little regard to the law or your privacy.
Naturally, playing the Fear Card will let them justify
their actions. "Fear" is government's best excuse for carte blanche
destruction of your freedoms.
"Next Generation" means GUI based, I assume? Thanks, but I don't
see anything that compels me to abandon Mutt anytime soon. Newer != Better,
that's the BloatMoat(tm) people tend to fall in.
Overlord Busche: You
vile Freedonian varmints, give us all rights to yer planetary oil
then destroy yer WMD and we won't be shootin' ya with our Laser
Cannons.. Sahdamm: but.. Freedonia ain't got no WMD, your
people confirmed it! Busche: Prepare to liberate
Freedonia! Jebus commands it!
After careful evaluation of current market place realities and underlying economic considerations, we've decided that this was not the appropriate time to launch a graphic adventure on the PC.
Read: "George thinks he'll make enough money off of Episode III and the upcoming Star Wars DVD Set. We'll reconsider when he doesn't have pizza grease dribbling down his shirt."
I realized this was happening years ago. My solution? Run with
just 16 MB of RAM and a 4 GB swap partition. Sure, my machine gets a
bit pokey but it keeps the cartel from stealing my money.
Every 15 minutes or so, the unit judge would take the cards
and give them back to us book judges. When a Diebold rep showed up, I
asked her about this, and she said that it was done to give the
voters a sense that nothing was being kept on the smartcards about
their voting session.
The Diebold rep is basically admitting that at least some of the
security and privacy promises in electronic voting are based on user
perception, not reality.
If their web site doesn't run Linux, I wonder how SCO determined that Autozone is a Linux user.
A simple google for "autozone" and "linux" turned this up: Red Hat to service AutoZone stores, stock surges. To me this is a two pronged attack; one against Linux users, another against the largest Linux distribution company..
Slashdot Mirror
Can Software Kill?
Certainly. A complete set of Novell manuals dropped from 40 stories up packs the same kinetic energy as a 10 car freight train moving at 80 km/h.
and run off with the money and Darl's wife.
He's a Mormon, doesn't he have 40 or 50 broodmares at the homestead?
inbred Mormon.
-1, Redundant
I love AllRecipes.com. In fact I'm planning on putting a touch-screen flat panel in my kitchen so I can use that site from there.
Everything from vegetarian to carnivore to bread machine recipes are there.
WOW! This does sound fascinating but I hope it comes with a better manual, the info from MS' page info doesn't even explain what type of batteries it requires:
Maybe I need more coffee this fine morning...
not only are SCO's IP ambitions doomed, but its Unix interests are a "trailing negative" on the road to dropping from 10% of the market to 3%-5% in a few years and then "SCO will be irrelevant," he said.
Assuming this court case is settled in Linux' favour, SCO will be irrelevant the next day. No company will want to deal with a firm that sues its own customers.
Olde Quote:
If you like Python, check out Ruby. I've been monkeying around with it at work for small things. It's like Perl but readable.. and object oriented from the ground up.. and easy to work with.. hmm, on second thought, it's nothing like Perl.
Anyone know who SCO banks with?
You need something to deposit to require the services of a bank.
The terrorism investigation code-named Mont Blanc began almost by accident in April 2002, when authorities intercepted a cellphone call that lasted less than a minute and involved not a single word of conversation. Investigators, suspicious that the call was a signal between terrorists [...]
Read that again: investigators became suspicious after listening to the call. They basically admit to what people have suspected for years: that intelligence agencies cast a broad net to monitor all sorts of communications traffic with little regard to the law or your privacy.
Naturally, playing the Fear Card will let them justify their actions. "Fear" is government's best excuse for carte blanche destruction of your freedoms.
"Next Generation" means GUI based, I assume? Thanks, but I don't see anything that compels me to abandon Mutt anytime soon. Newer != Better, that's the BloatMoat(tm) people tend to fall in.
Carrying heavy loads in wartime?
Bush wants his soldiers to carry back the oil a barrel at a time.
I smell a setup.
I was thinking the same thing. They admit way too much in that mail
Imagine the FBI finding this in 1963:
The script is already leaked:
Overlord Busche: You vile Freedonian varmints, give us all rights to yer planetary oil then destroy yer WMD and we won't be shootin' ya with our Laser Cannons..
Sahdamm: but.. Freedonia ain't got no WMD, your people confirmed it!
Busche: Prepare to liberate Freedonia! Jebus commands it!
For a while there the users were aiming for "last post."
A sure sign of a lame forum is if first and last posts were one in the same. Please tell me this wasn't the case.
I say "Ess-See-Owe" although based on this latest news I think "Ess-Owe-Ell" is more appropriate.
I'd happily leave my job to become
..and none of that will come true. Find happiness in what you have, not what others have.
After careful evaluation of current market place realities and underlying economic considerations, we've decided that this was not the appropriate time to launch a graphic adventure on the PC.
Read: "George thinks he'll make enough money off of Episode III and the upcoming Star Wars DVD Set. We'll reconsider when he doesn't have pizza grease dribbling down his shirt."
The company is marketing the Aspire 1710 as a replacement for desktops or PC workstations primarily in the workplace.
Stupid, stupid, stupid.
A laptop with docking station does the same thing with far less luggable weight, albeit at a higher price.
3 GHz P4. OK, that's pretty nice.
1 GB RAM. Nothing special about that.
160 GB disk. So what? How many offices don't have a server to store everything on?
DVD burner. Optional on some laptops and you can always use an external to a docking station.
Kitchen Sink. So what? Carry a small bottle of Purell in your pocket.
This has got to be a "Hail Mary" to keep brand recognition in the portable market or one of the worst marketting decisions this year.
I realized this was happening years ago. My solution? Run with just 16 MB of RAM and a 4 GB swap partition. Sure, my machine gets a bit pokey but it keeps the cartel from stealing my money.
Ahh, my 'ls' from December just finished!
Every 15 minutes or so, the unit judge would take the cards and give them back to us book judges. When a Diebold rep showed up, I asked her about this, and she said that it was done to give the voters a sense that nothing was being kept on the smartcards about their voting session.
The Diebold rep is basically admitting that at least some of the security and privacy promises in electronic voting are based on user perception, not reality.
+1, System Shock Rocks!
Burn some toast at this university and make people think they're going mad!
Victim: Did you hear that?
Prankster: Hear what?
Victim: Voices... ah forget it. Say... do you smell that?
Prankster: Smell what?
Victim: Burnt toa... uh forget it...
If their web site doesn't run Linux, I wonder how SCO determined that Autozone is a Linux user.
A simple google for "autozone" and "linux" turned this up: Red Hat to service AutoZone stores, stock surges. To me this is a two pronged attack; one against Linux users, another against the largest Linux distribution company..
Would this qualify as extortion or racketeering?
Neither. Being that it's part of SCO's pump and dump scam I'd call it fraud.