Apple's cheapest phone is $650. Google's is $299. You'd have to be a fool to expect that they would be treated the same with that price delta. Also just how much is Apple paying for their goddamn radio that a 32GB iPod Touch is $299, but it's $650 for 16GB iPod Touch + Phone capabilities (iPhone)?
Guys, I dunno how to break it to you but at least on AT&T it is 4G as it has been redefined. A 3G phone is incapable of doing more than 128kbps upstream on AT&T's network. When you negotiate your network connection, you set a hspa version. The iPhone 4 and the 4G Android phones negotiate the same way. They get the same transfer speeds.
Blame the FCC for allowing this to become so goddan murky. Reminds me of the old days when USB 1.1 got relabeled USB 2.0 Full-Speed, vs USB 2.0 Hi-Speed which was way faster than Full-Speed.
bzzt, wrong. 'Broadband' is a technical term that does not change in meaning. "[Broadband is] a term used to describe a network that can transmit a wide range of signals, including audio and video. Broadband networks are especially useful in the Networked World, as they can carry many signals at once, resulting in faster data transmission"
Words get new meanings over time. Organic has been supplanted to mean something other than "life". Get with it, because as much as I hate organic it is here to stay. So is broadband as a synonym for "big pipe"...
$ host download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com is an alias for download.microsoft.com.nsatc.net.
download.microsoft.com.nsatc.net is an alias for mscom-dlc.vo.llnwd.net.
mscom-dlc.vo.llnwd.net has address 208.111.161.113
mscom-dlc.vo.llnwd.net has address 208.111.161.89
I use Drupal Joomla and Wordpress fairly regularly for different jobs/projects and most of my time is spent making the sites looks different from every other cms site out there
i seriously doubt that an email which can be easily changed in a file can be used as the sole grounds for pressing charges. It ma however bolster a case where a user has been tracked by IP and the files have his email too.
As we're talking about purchased music, all Apple would have to do is lookup the record of the credit card used to purchase the song.
So unless you always use iTunes redeemable gift cards, it's probably fairly easy to track a user definitively.
I agree. Nobody is selling 32-bit processors anymore.
Intel's Atom processor is 32-bit.
Linux can handle 32-bit applications on 64-bit OSes. Surely MS can do the same?
It's the proprietary drivers that make it hard for MS to do the same. In Linux the vast majority of drivers are maintained in source, so this isn't as much of a problem.
If they've found a way to boot Windows in 4 seconds, nobody other than haters is going to care how it was done. Calling the method an abuse of the hibernation system is as ridiculous as calling Jailbreaking an abuse of an iPod. It's your hardware.
I think you're missing the point. Since this is loading a hibernated image of a freshly booted system, this means that updates or changes in startup will be lost unless you remake the image. Since many Windows Updates require a reboot to take effect, this could result in remotely exploitable services running on your system.
Synergy, a keyboard sharing app, must run as the user. I use this to use one keyboard between an Windows laptop and Linux desktop at work. As the keyboard is only hooked up to my Linux box, and synergy runs as me I must assume that user level access is all that is needed for a keylogger.
I'm typing this on my new MacBook Pro. Before I ordered it I compared the price of a Dell laptop configured close to the MBP and the Dell was about $200 more than my MBP. But I didn't stop with Dell, I also tried an HP, which was the same price as the MBP My route to purchasing equipment is very different than yours. Seems to me that you were just trying to justify your purchase because the equivalent MBP will be cheaper. When I buy equipment I figure out what I want and what I need first, then go from there.
Needs: 14" or smaller High reso screen, 1280x800 isn't enough 100+ gb of space 2gb of ram Core 2 Duo 802.11g Wireless Real video card, no Intel built in nonsense
Wants: Bluetooth Dual Layer DVD Burner Built in Webcam At least 4 USB Ports 802.11n Wireless
Once I decided what I needed and wanted, I looked around for the cheapest machine that had that. This pretty much eliminated all of the Macbooks, and most HP's. None of them had the high resolution screen that I wanted. I ended up with the Vostro and haven't looked back.
Of course I paid a lot more than $650, more than 3 tymes that. Then again instead of it having a 14" LCD, it's got one that's 17". While big enough for being portable, it's too small when working at my desk. Even if money was no object, I hate carrying large screens. I have a great desktop that I use at my desk, so for me my laptop is all about portability.
That said, if Apple ever competes on price I will consider their hardware.
We all do our purchases in different ways and I'm happy for you that you found the Macbook Pro the better deal. Personally I'm very happy with my Vostro. It's fast, portable and works great in Linux.
I bought a Dell Vostro 1400 with a Core 2 Duo, 2 gigs of ram, 14" 1440x900 gloss screen, 120gb HD, 2 Megapixel webcam, Bluetooth, 11g Wifi and DVD Burner for $650 last year.
Apple's nearest competitor doesn't come with a high resolution screen. To me, Apple just can't compete on price, nor is its software compelling enough to switch.
"But when you distribute the same sections as part of a whole which is a work based on the Program, the distribution of the whole must be on the terms of this License, whose permissions for other licensees extend to the entire whole, and thus to each and every part regardless of who wrote it." The GPL'd software, and every piece of software within the RH tree is in separate independent packages called rpm's. This means that the independent packages are each entitled to their own license. For example the gcc package only contains gcc.
You're thinking that this clause about one authors software will apply to an independent package of another piece of software is exactly why you are failing to grasp that RH has followed the letter of the GPL.
I switched from qmail to postfix a few years ago because qmail was non-free and because qmail would get clogged with bounce messages from joe-jobs. It was not fun, and I still want to switch away from postfix (Sendmail is not a better option). From what I hear, both problems can be solved now. Give the QmailToaster a shot. It doesn't do joe-jobs, comes integrated with virtual users, antivirus/anti-spam, spf/srs, and a bunch of other shit.
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The NSA's SELinux?
https://www.nsa.gov/what-we-do...
I routinely use both OpenVPN and Junos Pulse on my Android. What are you talking about?
Apple's cheapest phone is $650. Google's is $299. You'd have to be a fool to expect that they would be treated the same with that price delta. Also just how much is Apple paying for their goddamn radio that a 32GB iPod Touch is $299, but it's $650 for 16GB iPod Touch + Phone capabilities (iPhone)?
Guys, I dunno how to break it to you but at least on AT&T it is 4G as it has been redefined. A 3G phone is incapable of doing more than 128kbps upstream on AT&T's network. When you negotiate your network connection, you set a hspa version. The iPhone 4 and the 4G Android phones negotiate the same way. They get the same transfer speeds.
Blame the FCC for allowing this to become so goddan murky. Reminds me of the old days when USB 1.1 got relabeled USB 2.0 Full-Speed, vs USB 2.0 Hi-Speed which was way faster than Full-Speed.
bzzt, wrong. 'Broadband' is a technical term that does not change in meaning. "[Broadband is] a term used to describe a network that can transmit a wide range of signals, including audio and video. Broadband networks are especially useful in the Networked World, as they can carry many signals at once, resulting in faster data transmission"
Words get new meanings over time. Organic has been supplanted to mean something other than "life". Get with it, because as much as I hate organic it is here to stay. So is broadband as a synonym for "big pipe"...
You're just holding it wrong!
That's what she said!
$ host download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com is an alias for download.microsoft.com.nsatc.net.
download.microsoft.com.nsatc.net is an alias for mscom-dlc.vo.llnwd.net.
mscom-dlc.vo.llnwd.net has address 208.111.161.113
mscom-dlc.vo.llnwd.net has address 208.111.161.89
https://shipit.ubuntu.com/
There is more than one protocol than http. Try ftp, imap, smtp, irc and https on for size.
I use Drupal Joomla and Wordpress fairly regularly for different jobs/projects and most of my time is spent making the sites looks different from every other cms site out there
How about you learn to use a comma?
The Windows ftp client doesn't support passive mode. This makes it practically useless if you're behind nat.
i seriously doubt that an email which can be easily changed in a file can be used as the sole grounds for pressing charges. It ma however bolster a case where a user has been tracked by IP and the files have his email too.
As we're talking about purchased music, all Apple would have to do is lookup the record of the credit card used to purchase the song.
So unless you always use iTunes redeemable gift cards, it's probably fairly easy to track a user definitively.
What can Gentoo do that Ubuntu can't do?
Cookies?
Oh come on, sure that initial compile is slow and heats up your processor big time, but it's still not capable of making cookies!
Unless you have more than 3.5 GB of RAM
Unless you allocate more than 3.5 GB per process.
PAE has gotten around the 4 gig limit a long time ago.
I agree. Nobody is selling 32-bit processors anymore.
Intel's Atom processor is 32-bit.
Linux can handle 32-bit applications on 64-bit OSes. Surely MS can do the same?
It's the proprietary drivers that make it hard for MS to do the same. In Linux the vast majority of drivers are maintained in source, so this isn't as much of a problem.
If they've found a way to boot Windows in 4 seconds, nobody other than haters is going to care how it was done. Calling the method an abuse of the hibernation system is as ridiculous as calling Jailbreaking an abuse of an iPod. It's your hardware.
I think you're missing the point. Since this is loading a hibernated image of a freshly booted system, this means that updates or changes in startup will be lost unless you remake the image. Since many Windows Updates require a reboot to take effect, this could result in remotely exploitable services running on your system.
Synergy, a keyboard sharing app, must run as the user. I use this to use one keyboard between an Windows laptop and Linux desktop at work. As the keyboard is only hooked up to my Linux box, and synergy runs as me I must assume that user level access is all that is needed for a keylogger.
Whose Nobuku?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_O7GSFWKs0
How much you want to bet the "sysadmin" who wrote this submission ran the sustained speedtest from a server on a t1. . .
Needs:
14" or smaller
High reso screen, 1280x800 isn't enough
100+ gb of space
2gb of ram
Core 2 Duo
802.11g Wireless
Real video card, no Intel built in nonsense
Wants:
Bluetooth
Dual Layer DVD Burner
Built in Webcam
At least 4 USB Ports
802.11n Wireless
Once I decided what I needed and wanted, I looked around for the cheapest machine that had that. This pretty much eliminated all of the Macbooks, and most HP's. None of them had the high resolution screen that I wanted. I ended up with the Vostro and haven't looked back. Of course I paid a lot more than $650, more than 3 tymes that. Then again instead of it having a 14" LCD, it's got one that's 17". While big enough for being portable, it's too small when working at my desk. Even if money was no object, I hate carrying large screens. I have a great desktop that I use at my desk, so for me my laptop is all about portability.
That said, if Apple ever competes on price I will consider their hardware.
We all do our purchases in different ways and I'm happy for you that you found the Macbook Pro the better deal. Personally I'm very happy with my Vostro. It's fast, portable and works great in Linux.
I bought a Dell Vostro 1400 with a Core 2 Duo, 2 gigs of ram, 14" 1440x900 gloss screen, 120gb HD, 2 Megapixel webcam, Bluetooth, 11g Wifi and DVD Burner for $650 last year.
Apple's nearest competitor doesn't come with a high resolution screen. To me, Apple just can't compete on price, nor is its software compelling enough to switch.
Zonk is Dvorak . . . Dvorak is Zonk
Finkel is Einhorn!
You're thinking that this clause about one authors software will apply to an independent package of another piece of software is exactly why you are failing to grasp that RH has followed the letter of the GPL.
* http://www.guninski.com/where_do_you_want_billg_to_go_today_4.html
* http://www.guninski.com/qmailcrash.html These are DoS attacks that can be easily mitigated by using databytes. The offer was about security issues, not DoS attacks.