actually, the BSD license cares very much about copyrights. one of the main tenets is that you MUST include the original copyright in any code you distribute, whether it's free for your customers or costs $40,000.
I was checking out the pages at gmail.com ( again... ) and I found that on this page: http://gmail.google.com/gmail/help/learn_more.html they show a message thread where one of the mails has a PDF icon. I can only assume that that is an attachment!
I wonder if their email search searches through the PDFs, that'd be cool.
While I agree with most of what you say, you obviously didn't read their FAQ. it clearly states that it's not really about users "choosing" to switch to XPde, it's more about sysadmins choosing for their users. http://www.xpde.com/faq.php
there's no date there, and here on the west coast, it's not the first yet... just some food for thought. ( the help like has some pretty detailed info, while the 1GB seems extreme, the rest is pretty reasonable/ sounds like google )
Why not make an FCC ( s/FCC/whatevergoverningbodyyouchoose/g ) rule that states that when the government ( city/county/state/fed ) trenches to place fiber, they're required to give the locally competing telcos a 15 day advance notice, and let them lay pipe with them. This would give the telcos a better chance at upgrading their networks, and allow them to get to all the same places that the gov is going ( without paying for the trenching ).
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XCode comes with all new macs! now, it's not the best IDE, allot of mac developers favor Codewarrior, but, it's almost there.
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last I tried, wifi supported other protocols like ftp, ssh, etc. are they going to block those and only allow http?
obviously they're injecting the adds into the http stream.
I'll just ssh to work and tunnel to my proxy server...
actually, the BSD license cares very much about copyrights. one of the main tenets is that you MUST include the original copyright in any code you distribute, whether it's free for your customers or costs $40,000.
I was checking out the pages at gmail.com ( again... ) and I found that on this page: http://gmail.google.com/gmail/help/learn_more.html they show a message thread where one of the mails has a PDF icon. I can only assume that that is an attachment!
I wonder if their email search searches through the PDFs, that'd be cool.
While I agree with most of what you say, you obviously didn't read their FAQ. it clearly states that it's not really about users "choosing" to switch to XPde, it's more about sysadmins choosing for their users. http://www.xpde.com/faq.php
Check out http://gmail.google.com/
there's no date there, and here on the west coast, it's not the first yet... just some food for thought. ( the help like has some pretty detailed info, while the 1GB seems extreme, the rest is pretty reasonable/ sounds like google )
no, step 5 should be
Step 5: Profit!
Why not make an FCC ( s/FCC/whatevergoverningbodyyouchoose/g ) rule that states that when the government ( city/county/state/fed ) trenches to place fiber, they're required to give the locally competing telcos a 15 day advance notice, and let them lay pipe with them. This would give the telcos a better chance at upgrading their networks, and allow them to get to all the same places that the gov is going ( without paying for the trenching ).
If they'll replace the default cursor with a Y instead of an X.
it already exists, it's called ssh or ipsec.