Android phones log nearby wifi hotspot MAC addresses and send them to Google along with GPS coordinates. Google's geolocation services can use this to triangulate your position using only surrounding wifi hotspots.
This reminds me of that Eddie Izzard clip:
"Well... er.. i got some elephants"
"Can they ski?!?!?"
"Oh they're tops at Skiing! If you've never seen an elephant ski then you've never been on acid!"
allows you to ssh into multiple machines and execute the same command on all of them from one terminal window. So if you set up a shell script that detects a host's distro and then execute the relevant update command you should be sorted.
Until I'm able at least dock songbird in linux I don't see myself using it. It's just one of those stupid little things that I simply cant live without.
You're not maybe from South Africa are you? We get that crap over here all the time. We're pretty much a bandwidth starved country so I wont be surprised if Telkom (monopoly telecoms and internet provider) has they're foot in the door.
I find that most videos start to work after pressing F5 a number of times.
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Android phones log nearby wifi hotspot MAC addresses and send them to Google along with GPS coordinates. Google's geolocation services can use this to triangulate your position using only surrounding wifi hotspots.
This is probably due to the new RICA legislation that requires one to provide ID and proof of residence in order to obtain a sim card. http://www.helkom.co.za/pages/rica-sim-card-registration.php
Micro Four Third cameras are very similar to DSLR's but lack the flip up mirror or optical viewfinder. Are these exempt too?
This reminds me of that Eddie Izzard clip: "Well... er.. i got some elephants" "Can they ski?!?!?" "Oh they're tops at Skiing! If you've never seen an elephant ski then you've never been on acid!"
The site does seem rather amateur. A link to the the site at http://www.asus.co.uk/eeepc/1008HA/features.html points to Asus UK's involvement. There is however no such reference on the international version at http://eeepc.asus.com/global/product1008ha.html
allows you to ssh into multiple machines and execute the same command on all of them from one terminal window. So if you set up a shell script that detects a host's distro and then execute the relevant update command you should be sorted.
Foxfilter is a password protected firefox content filter. So unless you have another browser installed it should do the job. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4351
This might be a good idea bit seeing that this is coming from microsoft, I'll just play it safe and avoid this technology at all cost.
Wasn't there talk a while ago that M$ was giving away XP for free to netbook OEM's?
Until I'm able at least dock songbird in linux I don't see myself using it. It's just one of those stupid little things that I simply cant live without.
You're not maybe from South Africa are you? We get that crap over here all the time. We're pretty much a bandwidth starved country so I wont be surprised if Telkom (monopoly telecoms and internet provider) has they're foot in the door. I find that most videos start to work after pressing F5 a number of times.
I though Midori was an open source web browser
For $1,000 I could buy a new notebook, iPod, cell phone...
What if someone did it for just under £999.99 but then the price of say rocket fuel goes up?
There are quite a number of alternatives based on the open SIP protocol. Have a look at the list: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Open+Source+VOIP+Software