We already had the alternate firmware project underway.
Theo has not helped the situation in the slightest.
If you say "OpenBSD wants firmware source code" enough times, do you think that'll make it true? Theo doesn't want an alternate firmware. He doesn't want a Linux driver. He wants the rights to distribute existing firmware binaries, plus enough documentation to allow the creation and maintainance of a kernel-level driver to interface with the card.
Straight out of Oxford a crazy motherfucker named Hawking.
When I be rocking the mic you be gawking,
at me 'cause I'm a bad mama-jamma,
you wanna lock me up put my ass in the slamma.
But fuck that shit 'cause no jail can hold me,
you can't even catch me much less control me.
So if you see me coming you better duck,
'cause Stephen Hawking is crazy as fuck.
Room A does not have locks on any of the lockers. Room B has locks, but all of them have the same combination. In which one is a person more likely to leave their wallet?
Put the wallet in your sneaker. I put it down by the toe, they never look there!
I thought most/. readers would recognize it as the name of the restaurant where Joanna worked in Office Space (except there it was spelled Chotchkie's).
It can... my All-In-Wonder refuses to capture video if the incoming signal looks like its been processed by Macrovision. I'm not exactly sure how it does it, but it's at the driver level, since there's a patch for the Windows capture drivers that disables it.
DVD Decrypter can be used to remove Macrovision, which is a violation of the DCMA.
Really?
Yes. DVDs contain a single bit indicating to the player whether to enable analog copy-protection on the video output (in the same manner VHS tapes are protected, in both cases to prevent people from dubbing DVDs onto tapes). DVD Decrypter simply set the bit to off, which was technically a form of circumventing the copy-protection.
I know you didn't specify the operating system, but given that this is Slashdot, people might want to know if their next printer will work under their OS of choice. A list of printers that work (and don't work) under Linux (and in most cases just about anywhere Ghostscript will run) can be had at http://www.linuxprinting.org/.
For me, I run my network with distcc (http://distcc.samba.org/) So all of my Gentoo boxes can compile using shared computing power. It cut a typical 33Min app down to less then 2 mins doing this. And works wonders for my slower laptop.
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Hey, wait a minute! I didn't mean to vote for Pat Buchanan!
This may be true, but at least Linux doesn't need a reboot to install Quake 3...
Grues are in NetHack. Sort of. They're one of the monsters you can see while hallucinating.
If you say "OpenBSD wants firmware source code" enough times, do you think that'll make it true? Theo doesn't want an alternate firmware. He doesn't want a Linux driver. He wants the rights to distribute existing firmware binaries, plus enough documentation to allow the creation and maintainance of a kernel-level driver to interface with the card.
I think it was supposed to be a cheque for e^(i*pi) dollars.
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Most FreeDB/CDDB clients can access MusicBrainz through a CDDB gateway: http://musicbrainz.org/doc/CddbGateway
That's why I eat veal and lamb. This limits their suffering to only a few months, until they're tasty enough to eat...
Don't tell anyone, but I downloaded all the songs Plaid-Tongued Devils and Ty Semaka did for OpenBSD!
Or explain them both by saying that long ago, there was an ether permeating the universe that transmitted not only thought, but also sound...
The fact that these guys have telekinetic powers and clairvoyance doesn't bother you, though?
What'd you do? Buy their house so you can say "I don't live with my parents; they live with me"?
I'm more worried about Elrond. The guy's gonna be 80 years younger than he was in LoTR, that's gotta be a significant portion of his life...
There isn't anything wrong with your subject ("Boycott Linux 2.6, Linux 2.4 perfectly fine."), because Linux 2.4 is perfectly fine.
Indeed. I wouldn't have posted my MC Hawking comment if I didn't think he would have approved of it...
But Stephen Hawking himself is Crazy As Fuck!
Straight out of Oxford a crazy motherfucker named Hawking.
When I be rocking the mic you be gawking,
at me 'cause I'm a bad mama-jamma,
you wanna lock me up put my ass in the slamma.
But fuck that shit 'cause no jail can hold me,
you can't even catch me much less control me.
So if you see me coming you better duck,
'cause Stephen Hawking is crazy as fuck.
Put the wallet in your sneaker. I put it down by the toe, they never look there!
I thought most /. readers would recognize it as the name of the restaurant where Joanna worked in Office Space (except there it was spelled Chotchkie's).
Why is it so hard for people to believe life could have formed here on its own?
It can... my All-In-Wonder refuses to capture video if the incoming signal looks like its been processed by Macrovision. I'm not exactly sure how it does it, but it's at the driver level, since there's a patch for the Windows capture drivers that disables it.
Yes. DVDs contain a single bit indicating to the player whether to enable analog copy-protection on the video output (in the same manner VHS tapes are protected, in both cases to prevent people from dubbing DVDs onto tapes). DVD Decrypter simply set the bit to off, which was technically a form of circumventing the copy-protection.
I know you didn't specify the operating system, but given that this is Slashdot, people might want to know if their next printer will work under their OS of choice. A list of printers that work (and don't work) under Linux (and in most cases just about anywhere Ghostscript will run) can be had at http://www.linuxprinting.org/.
You already can...
And don't forget, ccache can work with distcc, for an even bigger speedup...
Isn't a "scul" the bony structure inside one's head?