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Does Arse Technica provide you this? Or do you have enough with that silly UBB forum thingy?
Does anyone actually know what the deal is between sourceforge.net and server51.com (freshmeat.net)? Will they exist next to eachother, or on top of eachother?
Kinda scary, don't you agree? One omnipotent ruler in OSS-land...
I believe a good solutoin for this problem is the "cached" version Google keeps in his own database... i always try to access the real link first.... but the backup is on much occasions the only solution....
In my experience with UN*X flavor operating systems I find the (Free)BSD one to be more stable and more corporate ready than Linux. So I 'm very happy that the current FreeBSD team takes time before releasing a new major version. On FreeBSD you don't re-compile your kernel every few weeks....
If you're company needs to choose between Windows-Linux: choose Linux, between Linux-FreeBSD: choose FreeBSD, if you have money to spend (on Administrators): Solaris.
I recently evaluated Solaris 2.7 and RedHat S/Linux 6.1 on our SPARCstation 5 models... I must say I was amazed by the speed improvement Linux brought to the machines. Also the configuration (NIS/NSF/SMB/DNS) is far more clear/easy than Solaris. The only thing where Sun has a big advantage over Linux is the docs.sun.com website & support library.
Note to Judge Jackson: the end consumer can easily remove Netscape from Linux and install any other browser. We can send you a doctored video if you need proof....
billg: the moment I find a way to telnet in as root, I start coding on IE4 for Linux
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See their members: click here (the one I use was approved recently:-))
I have used many provider before. (I learned the hard way), but the one I'm with now is the fastest and most reliable yet.... www.communitech.net
They offer perl, php3, mysql, shopping cart, secure server, pop, ftp, majordomo, telnet and 350 mb webspace. (+frontpage for dummies)
And the fee you pay is for life.... I'm paying now 2/3 of their current rate actually. Ok, it's still pricy, but on company level it's a small cost to make.....
BTW: I use mydomain.com for aditional domains (mx records) and granitecanyon.com for secondary dns. My uptime is 99.998%
Yes, blame your users.....they deserve the death penalty ! - doh
I feel @home is still to blame, 'cause they have the obligation to inform their clients about this kind of proxy behaviour. It's strange we always have to throw a rock before a ISP wants to take proper action.....
They got the message I think, but isn't it quite late
I "rpm -U"'ed M12 several days ago, and I wasn't to surprised with the outcome... Mozilla is still a long way from being a usable gecko brower... Some other people left for better horizons earlier...jwz...
AOL: Can we still dream the Netscape dream in the future?
I must disagree with you one that one. A very nice IDE for Linux is the only way to get the rest of the world to consider Linux. I think application suites as koffice, staroffice and dev toolkits as kdevelop, jbuilder foundation, etc... are the only reason why a desktop should change to *NIX. (corporate view)
Red Flag Linux - On August 11, the Renmin Ribao (People's Daily) reported the formal launch of the new Red Flag Linux OS. Red Flag Linux, a locally developed Chinese-language OS, is based on Linux freeware, and is claimed to be the only Chinese OS that supports large character sets. Red Flag Linux can support numerous applications, including controlware, "workstream management" software, accounting and management programs, and Chinese-language word processing on an array of different platforms.
Red Flag Linux was developed jointly by the Software Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Peking University Founder Group, and Compaq Computer Corp.
I dare you the following: I have a Sony VAIO C1X with the famous FireWire (i.Link / whatever). Does anyone actually find a purpose for it - besides it being to to show off your cool new camera?
You forgot one: Lots of distributions. If we look what distributions rose from the ground this year, we see that almost all companies want a piece of the Linux pie.
My question: Do you run Debian, RedHat, Slackware or Suse (and others), or do we still run Linux? If M$ wants a piece of the pie in the future: do we still accept it as Linux?
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Does Arse Technica provide you this? Or do you have enough with that silly UBB forum thingy?
btw: /. is not *that* slow on our T3 :))
Kinda scary, don't you agree? One omnipotent ruler in OSS-land...
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My $0.02
Ok, I know ESR, but who the f*ck is Natalie Portman (except being the actress) to deserve this big /. attention?
So I 'm very happy that the current FreeBSD team takes time before releasing a new major version. On FreeBSD you don't re-compile your kernel every few weeks....
If you're company needs to choose between Windows-Linux: choose Linux, between Linux-FreeBSD: choose FreeBSD, if you have money to spend (on Administrators): Solaris.
My $0.02
I used knfsd (Linux kernel nfs) on our SPARCstations, and had no problem whatsoever using it as my main NFS server.
All latest patches needed to be installed though...
Sorry for Sun: they lose for me.
billg: the moment I find a way to telnet in as root, I start coding on IE4 for Linux
Lynx is still my favorite though....on Linux
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See their members: click here (the one I use was approved recently :-))
They offer perl, php3, mysql, shopping cart, secure server, pop, ftp, majordomo, telnet and 350 mb webspace. (+frontpage for dummies)
And the fee you pay is for life.... I'm paying now 2/3 of their current rate actually.
Ok, it's still pricy, but on company level it's a small cost to make.....
BTW: I use mydomain.com for aditional domains (mx records) and granitecanyon.com for secondary dns. My uptime is 99.998%
my $0.02
Wouldn't that really piss him off ? :-)
Tim Berners-Lee = co-inventor of the web (CERN)
Marc Andreessen = designer of the Mosaic browser -> Netscape -> AOL - doh
I feel @home is still to blame, 'cause they have the obligation to inform their clients about this kind of proxy behaviour. It's strange we always have to throw a rock before a ISP wants to take proper action.....
They got the message I think, but isn't it quite late
AOL: Can we still dream the Netscape dream in the future?
my $0.02
http://www.google.com/search?q=red+flag+linux+home page&num=10
Who do you think is reference number one?
Red Flag Linux was developed jointly by the Software Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Peking University Founder Group, and Compaq Computer Corp.
See more at: http://prcitr.work.upi.com/html/Issue_33/story4_i3 3.html and http://www.currents.net/newst oday/99/09/01/news4.html
Archives almost all older version of Netscape & includes latest version up to Mozzila M12!
(website excerpt)
This page presents evidence of a conspiracy to shut down Internet Connections. Zero-hour is probably New Years Eve, EST.
I dare you the following: I have a Sony VAIO C1X with the famous FireWire (i.Link / whatever). Does anyone actually find a purpose for it - besides it being to to show off your cool new camera?
My question: Do you run Debian, RedHat, Slackware or Suse (and others), or do we still run Linux? If M$ wants a piece of the pie in the future: do we still accept it as Linux?
Answer: too many distributions?
Actually I expect it to be kind of a Celeron Pentium II situation.
Intel
Merced: first IA-64 / Itanium (2000)
Willamette: 0.18-micron cut-down version of Itanium (2000/1)
McKinley: 1GHz IA-64 / 2MB on-chip cache (2001)
Madison: 0.13-micron IA-64 high-end workstation/appl. server (2002)
Deerfield: better price/performance
Northwood: 3GHz barrier broken (2003)
AMD:
SledgeHammer: 64bit K8 ??
Try this one: download now (excuses to Apple for avoiding their license)