I use Livejournal. It can act as a feed consumer as well as a producer (both for RSS and Atom).
Any syndicated account behaves just like a normal account, so I get my syndicated people at: http://andrewducker.livejournal.com/friends/syn peo ple/ my comics at: http://andrewducker.livejournal.com/friends/c omics/ and my news at: http://andrewducker.livejournal.com/friends/n ews/
To pirate XP you simply take an ordinary copy of XP from a corporate pack or MSDN subscriber bundle and copy the CD for you friends, handing out the serial number that came with it.
it's 10 a month to stream all the music you can eat.
I don't tend to listen to music on the move and my computer is plugged into my TV's speaker system, so that means I can have every album they sell for 10 a month, which actually sounds worthwhile to me.
They are lacking some obvious bands though. Why no U2?
I used to jump for joy whenever I saw things like this.
But experience generally showed that Breakthrough X which would produce cheap power/double battery life/allow 5 terabytes in my computer never actually arrived at the market.
I'm still waiting for holographic storage from 10 years ago!
The Registry has access permissions on different parts of it. They are set on a user basis.
If I try to run software that updates the registry and _I_ don't have access to that part of the registry, then I can't update it - much the same as with the file system.
I use a Palm T2 with my GPRS phone via Bluetooth. I check email quite happily on it. Surfing the web is a pain, but for basic use (getting a bit of information) it's usable.
Livejournal is my social network
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I have friends all over the place who I keep up with via LJ. Sure, I also use email and MSN/ICQ/AIM to chat. But when I want to find out what they've been up to, I check my friends list.
LJ supports RSS, FOAF and is intrinsically interconnected. To my mind it's much more of a social network than anything else I've used.
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I use Livejournal. It can act as a feed consumer as well as a producer (both for RSS and Atom).
:n peo ple/c omics /n ews/
Any syndicated account behaves just like a normal account, so I get my syndicated people at
http://andrewducker.livejournal.com/friends/sy
my comics at:
http://andrewducker.livejournal.com/friends/
and my news at:
http://andrewducker.livejournal.com/friends/
And I can access these from any web connection.
They've gone live when the most popular (and useful) extension - Tabbed Browser Extensions, doesn't work with the latest version.
Well, _that_ was smart.
Some of still program in COBOL, you insensitive clot!
OSS is not being embraced because its zero cost, but because you have the freedom to do what you like with the source.
Not by me. I've never touched the source of any OSS software. But I have been very happy I could download it for free.
Um, what?
To pirate XP you simply take an ordinary copy of XP from a corporate pack or MSDN subscriber bundle and copy the CD for you friends, handing out the serial number that came with it.
No Hex dumps needed.
it's 10 a month to stream all the music you can eat.
I don't tend to listen to music on the move and my computer is plugged into my TV's speaker system, so that means I can have every album they sell for 10 a month, which actually sounds worthwhile to me.
They are lacking some obvious bands though. Why no U2?
Those are the extensions _you_ need.
The ones _I_ need are different and the ones my girlfriend uses are different _again_.
Choice - it's a good thing!
It still takes _years_ to kill people.
If it spread by air, nowadays, HIV would blanket the world before the first people died.
It spreads very, very badly.
Imagine HIV spreading by air.
I'd given up on this game, I'd assumed that as it's been in development for years and years that they'd given up on it.
And no, I don't mean "just use their site"
:->
It's Open Source - download it and give it a go.
That way you can host the journals of your 3000 friends too
Possibly better programming is the way away from programming?
Knowing more APIs, more languages, more systems.
All of which are incremental changes.
In my experience things get slowly better - anything promising a vast improvement overnight tends to be a little less likely to appear.
I used to jump for joy whenever I saw things like this.
But experience generally showed that Breakthrough X which would produce cheap power/double battery life/allow 5 terabytes in my computer never actually arrived at the market.
I'm still waiting for holographic storage from 10 years ago!
Most wikis seem to do something like what you want - taking simple text and producing HTML from it.
Take a look in the folder for TUMIKI - all the bullet definitions are done in BulletML...
The Registry has access permissions on different parts of it. They are set on a user basis.
If I try to run software that updates the registry and _I_ don't have access to that part of the registry, then I can't update it - much the same as with the file system.
Seen the huge sparks that fly about whenever a train goes over even slightly mismatched power rails?
I suspect that there would be altogether too much interference.
Because NNTP _is_ the most common way of communicating nowadays.
I assume you've reported this bug to them...
Are we going to get _any_ actual news today?
I mean, sure, have one or two spoof articles, but Jesus!
The new Palm's can be very cheap. It's most impressive.
And I have a foldable keyboard for mine - it sits in my jacket pocket and I used it whenever I'm on a train.
WiFi would be nice tho.
I use a Palm T2 with my GPRS phone via Bluetooth. I check email quite happily on it. Surfing the web is a pain, but for basic use (getting a bit of information) it's usable.
Black & White 2
Fable
BC
The Movies
And that's just from _one_ UK group....
I have friends all over the place who I keep up with via LJ. Sure, I also use email and MSN/ICQ/AIM to chat. But when I want to find out what they've been up to, I check my friends list.
LJ supports RSS, FOAF and is intrinsically interconnected. To my mind it's much more of a social network than anything else I've used.