Better idea - use Symbian as a hard RT hypervisor for linux - and hide the hardware ugliness and binary blobs, while running the whole thing from one core, a good way to pave the way for the linux feature phone.
Someone please graft a CDDL style per-file clause, and header exemption (for binary modules without ugly wrappers) to AGPLv3, and start pushing it, I'm tired of this licensing schism.
Not all of us "kids" (that's a bit of an understatement when referring to a 17 y.o.), are incapable. Lacking motivation is another can of worms. We are grown like mushrooms - kept in the dark for as long as possible, fed bullshit mostly, and you expect us to act as something else except parasites. All the comforts in the world (golden cage anyone?) can't replace basic respect and freedom. Think about the job market - if you look reasonably hard enough, you can find a place that suits your specialty, your working hours, the responsibilities you are willing to carry, etc.. Tell me, how does any one school differ from any other one in the equivalent respects? All that schools teach is submitting to authority and building coping mechanisms for it, or so it seems to me. Furthermore, the partner market in this age range doesn't help you focus, at all. Humans are hardwired to seek a partner, but frankly, for quite a few years I have only found dreck. I imagine (slashdotter stereotypes aside) I'm not the only one like that. But that brings us back to the first point - raised like parasites, act like parasites, and consequently relationships and other people's lives. Sorry about that - had to blow off some steam, but I believ that at least part of my point still stands.
That CMS thing - Yahoo! Store. And I somewhat doubt you work in the appropriate niche markets. On the last bit - you're right - though it's a good tool (I might have overstated a bit), but if no one uses it, well, tough... so you are right in a sense. OTOH, I dare you to find a technical limitation that doesn't apply doubly so for another programming language.
You do know there is flight reservation management software, and web-store CMSes written in LISP, right? And what's wrong with emacs? LISP is pretty much perfect, thing is, everything else is good enough, making them eternal enemies...
Actually, I don't think you need that many RFCs - get with the times, it's all web - a hacked up diaspora that serves up a persistent HTML5 freenet type client, using Web Sockets. A decent web of trust and some sort of DNS over HTTP is all that is needed.
Trust me, it will. No other transition path exists. Oh, and as v6 geek, I take offense at that statement - actually, I expect us to wind up with a hybrid v6/NAT/v4 network, and FTR, I love NAT - it's exquisitely perverted and yet practical (Disclaimer: when implemented appropriately).
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Sorry for the self-reply - I mean the signaling stack - that is where linux falls short - and not only on licensing.
Better idea - use Symbian as a hard RT hypervisor for linux - and hide the hardware ugliness and binary blobs, while running the whole thing from one core, a good way to pave the way for the linux feature phone.
Sounds like someone just needs an apt front-end for pkg_*.
Someone please graft a CDDL style per-file clause, and header exemption (for binary modules without ugly wrappers) to AGPLv3, and start pushing it, I'm tired of this licensing schism.
Where is hairyfeet when you need him...
Here it is: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4685750.stm
Better idea - enforce minimum entropy.
Not all of us "kids" (that's a bit of an understatement when referring to a 17 y.o.), are incapable. Lacking motivation is another can of worms. We are grown like mushrooms - kept in the dark for as long as possible, fed bullshit mostly, and you expect us to act as something else except parasites. All the comforts in the world (golden cage anyone?) can't replace basic respect and freedom. Think about the job market - if you look reasonably hard enough, you can find a place that suits your specialty, your working hours, the responsibilities you are willing to carry, etc.. Tell me, how does any one school differ from any other one in the equivalent respects? All that schools teach is submitting to authority and building coping mechanisms for it, or so it seems to me.
Furthermore, the partner market in this age range doesn't help you focus, at all. Humans are hardwired to seek a partner, but frankly, for quite a few years I have only found dreck. I imagine (slashdotter stereotypes aside) I'm not the only one like that. But that brings us back to the first point - raised like parasites, act like parasites, and consequently relationships and other people's lives.
Sorry about that - had to blow off some steam, but I believ that at least part of my point still stands.
And that is useful how, exactly?
That CMS thing - Yahoo! Store. And I somewhat doubt you work in the appropriate niche markets. On the last bit - you're right - though it's a good tool (I might have overstated a bit), but if no one uses it, well, tough... so you are right in a sense. OTOH, I dare you to find a technical limitation that doesn't apply doubly so for another programming language.
You do know there is flight reservation management software, and web-store CMSes written in LISP, right? And what's wrong with emacs? LISP is pretty much perfect, thing is, everything else is good enough, making them eternal enemies...
Somebody reimplement token ring for WiFi, FFS.
And a very inefficient one, at that. At least in general.
How about NiZn batteries, or better, NiLi. Fuel cells suck for a number of reasons.
Party like it's '95 guys!
I'm just waiting until Yahoo! buys them, and then get bought by HP.
This is a tool, with reasonable use in the context you mention - also - I wish you luck.
Make an Android app, FFS.
Actually, I don't think you need that many RFCs - get with the times, it's all web - a hacked up diaspora that serves up a persistent HTML5 freenet type client, using Web Sockets. A decent web of trust and some sort of DNS over HTTP is all that is needed.
Ever heard of SSL? Either the link is up, or it ain't, and this is a mesh - plenty where that came from...
Use zero knowledge auth, throttle back the leeches.
DNSSEC, CERT records. Happy?
Trust me, it will. No other transition path exists. Oh, and as v6 geek, I take offense at that statement - actually, I expect us to wind up with a hybrid v6/NAT/v4 network, and FTR, I love NAT - it's exquisitely perverted and yet practical (Disclaimer: when implemented appropriately).
Not only that - I think it would be reasonable to add a session layer protocol to handle it (SIP anyone)?
There are JS libs that fix that. GIYF.