"A planet is a celestial body that (a) has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a hydrostatic equilibrium (nearly round) shape, and (b) is in orbit around a star, and is neither a star nor a satellite of a planet."
I thought Windows was already ad-supported! The money I spend on Viagra goes towards helping starving children, and funding further development of Windows, doesn't it?
I believe it's fundamental to what the community is all about. if you want to keep your clothes on, you can always use proprietry, closed source solutions.
Yes, our freedom-loving government is plainly tired of all that mucking around attending Parliament, and persuading MPs to support its bright ideas. In future (so goes the vision), our beloved, trusted ministers will be able to amend, replace and repeal legislation by fiat.
I was going to write something deeply insightful about this but then my cranial implant suffered a general protection fault and had to be rebooted. Has anybody seen my hat?
I call on everybody that manages a DNS server or network router (no doubt using OSS) to simply drop packets to sco and their networks.
Let them see the real value of OSS as something that powers the internet and generously, through albeit unenforcable licenses, allow them to continue their business of Theft and FUD.
It might be quite good. While I'm not a fan of microsoft's (they ruined my PC!), I think that by creating an index of my ever growing hard disk, and using a relational database will allow me to find the files I need quicker and easier than before. This would allow me to use all sorts of criteria for finding files, and there's no reason why, if done properly, it should take too much overhead.
Add to that the ability to annotate and associate version information to any file of the system through the use of an attached xml file, and you got a pretty flexible storage solution.
I don't know if this is what they're planning, but it's how I would do it.
Why don't we have something like this for linux? I know that we could do it better than anything MS would come up with.
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Well, the DRM related ones anyway!
We shag them, then you eat them!
GPL V3 opinions differing... Yawn!
Now a deathmatch between two of the most well known and influential people in OSS... That'll sell! Popcorn anyone?
Found this...
. htm
http://www.mira.org/fts0/planets/101/text/txt201x
From the Article:
I though Charon was a moon of Pluto
Can I go to the toilet please?
I thought Windows was already ad-supported! The money I spend on Viagra goes towards helping starving children, and funding further development of Windows, doesn't it?
I believe it's fundamental to what the community is all about. if you want to keep your clothes on, you can always use proprietry, closed source solutions.
...both MECOs and Black Holes can exist, and it transpires that we actually know a LOT less than we thought we did
These guys *may* be worth slapping, but harassing them by email will only help their cause
I'm guessing it'll be whoever's fourth on the list. Otherwise, Blue would have said it's one of the top three.
I was hoping it was a HOWTO
So the Italians are behind all this!!??
I was going to write something deeply insightful about this but then my cranial implant suffered a general protection fault and had to be rebooted. Has anybody seen my hat?
kha-nyou believe it?
Now, thanks to the internet, it's even easier! Caveat Emptor!
I used them for a project a couple of months back and was quite impressed.
"I'm not sure living in a world in which only the nerds survive would be worth it...".
Get used to it, it's gonna happen. It's true, The geek SHALL inherit the earth! My RE teacher taught me as much at school.
The actual lines of code and the method by which they got there were far too clever for either Microsoft or SCO.
Never put down to malice what can be attributed to incompetence, idiocy, stupidity, etc.
Would be the first security hole MS or SCO had inadvertantly created.
dudes obviously got a dell, let's hack it!
I call on everybody that manages a DNS server or network router (no doubt using OSS) to simply drop packets to sco and their networks.
Let them see the real value of OSS as something that powers the internet and generously, through albeit unenforcable licenses, allow them to continue their business of Theft and FUD.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will use the system for performing nuclear weapons simulations.
Surely, the whole world knows what happens when nuclear weapons are used. Can't they think of something better to use this processing power for?
They aren't!? Screw this, I'm installing XP!
The real list would have SCO OpenServer listed on it
It might be quite good. While I'm not a fan of microsoft's (they ruined my PC!), I think that by creating an index of my ever growing hard disk, and using a relational database will allow me to find the files I need quicker and easier than before. This would allow me to use all sorts of criteria for finding files, and there's no reason why, if done properly, it should take too much overhead.
Add to that the ability to annotate and associate version information to any file of the system through the use of an attached xml file, and you got a pretty flexible storage solution.
I don't know if this is what they're planning, but it's how I would do it.
Why don't we have something like this for linux? I know that we could do it better than anything MS would come up with.