What, is Slashdot gonna print every press release from these people on the front page? I mean really, who gives a fuck about facebook, except the damn teeny boppers? What can't you people do a writeup on Redhat 5.2 running on a Mac Performa, or something?
The day has to start somewhere. And it would make sense to move the prime meridian to that point instead of having it 180 degrees out of phase. It's still in England as a legacy/political thing. It's like keeping x86 architecture around for a few thousand years.
Note: I also want to rearrange calculator keypads to be the same as those on a phone. 123 on top.
No, the IDL is where it is so the planet's day can change is a virtually uninhabited area, and that's why the prime meridian should be there also, so the day isn't already 12 hours old when it reaches the present one.
Why set it to UTC? Still trying to keep the British Empire alive? If they were to do this, set the zero point at the International Date Line, something a little more neutral, and just makes more sense. But I'm for keeping time zones. The sun still makes the best, most logical clock, and it's solar powered
Do we expect anything less? Who couldn't see this coming from a thousand miles away? So let's start hearing some good news about real ad hoc networks that can actually keep us out of reach.. And please, if you all are gonna squeal about using encryption over their wire, save your breath. It won't work
I'm sure it has.. considering who wrote the rules, it's easy to see how none were broken.. There will be much much noise and outrage, and then... nothing.. It's hardly worth reporting this stuff when we all know nothing will come of it. The system will stand strong as ever.
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Where are they gonna arrange the numeric and calculator) keypad like the phones'?
Um, a little information for you there, mob rule is not anarchy.. In fact it's very strict
Don't be so sure about that
The Pirate Bay?
Oh? And who should decide what the rules are?
Get a good lawyer...
Nobody can hear us scream...
That will never be possible when you're on their wire. never never never... The entire concept is absurd.
...use the energy to pump water uphill
Seems kinda silly since nature already does that for us.. I would say just burn it to hear the cool sound it makes
You gonna love Office for Mac 2011
"Every society honors its live conformists and its dead troublemakers." - Mignon McLaughlin (who?)
Even the browser (another name for 'program suite') runs on the server.. A real thin client is just a keyboard and a monitor
Until they're just pink in the middle..
.. all connected to the Great and Wonderful Google... pay no attention to the man behind the curtain
Run your own crawler, web/mail server on a plug computer
Just dunk the damn thing.. Wall Street isn't interested anyway.
Nice to see this given the priority it needs. Now, hook up one of these, and you're on your way
What, is Slashdot gonna print every press release from these people on the front page? I mean really, who gives a fuck about facebook, except the damn teeny boppers? What can't you people do a writeup on Redhat 5.2 running on a Mac Performa, or something?
The day has to start somewhere. And it would make sense to move the prime meridian to that point instead of having it 180 degrees out of phase. It's still in England as a legacy/political thing. It's like keeping x86 architecture around for a few thousand years.
Note: I also want to rearrange calculator keypads to be the same as those on a phone. 123 on top.
No, the IDL is where it is so the planet's day can change is a virtually uninhabited area, and that's why the prime meridian should be there also, so the day isn't already 12 hours old when it reaches the present one.
Why set it to UTC? Still trying to keep the British Empire alive? If they were to do this, set the zero point at the International Date Line, something a little more neutral, and just makes more sense. But I'm for keeping time zones. The sun still makes the best, most logical clock, and it's solar powered
The tablets' one and only problem is price. And e-readers are still a big ripoff also.
Do we expect anything less? Who couldn't see this coming from a thousand miles away? So let's start hearing some good news about real ad hoc networks that can actually keep us out of reach.. And please, if you all are gonna squeal about using encryption over their wire, save your breath. It won't work
I certainly hope you're not being set up...
I'm sure it has.. considering who wrote the rules, it's easy to see how none were broken.. There will be much much noise and outrage, and then... nothing.. It's hardly worth reporting this stuff when we all know nothing will come of it. The system will stand strong as ever.