Completely off-topic to the story's subject, but that message in the logs is something I've seen in the 2.4.17 kernel as well. It has to do with the network driver, I believe. Upgrading to 2.4.18 got rid of it, FYI.
Under the terms of the deal, Zixit will pay Yahoo at least $5.7 million during the next two years. On top of that, Zixit will give Yahoo a cut of revenues "associated with Yahoo users."
I find it kind of strange that Yahoo! is the one who is getting paid in this deal. It seems to me that Yahoo! should be paying Zixit to use their service. Can anyone explain why? Just exposure?
Each state has different requirments on how a person can get on their ballot. If a candidate doesn't fullfill those requirements, then he or she won't be a choice for you.
Some states have little to no requirements, and so everyone and their brother is on the ballot; some states have very tough requirements and few people other than those who are involved with the major parties will be on the ballot.
The Boycott-RIAA site has two email addresses listed on it's support page where you can send emails to let them know that you're participating in the boycott.
There are two email addresses, one to which you can send comments that will be passed on to the RIAA, and one that remains private so they can count the number of supporters they have.
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Completely off-topic to the story's subject, but that message in the logs is something I've seen in the 2.4.17 kernel as well. It has to do with the network driver, I believe. Upgrading to 2.4.18 got rid of it, FYI.
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Under the terms of the deal, Zixit will pay Yahoo at least $5.7 million during the next two years. On top of that, Zixit will give Yahoo a cut of revenues "associated with Yahoo users."
I find it kind of strange that Yahoo! is the one who is getting paid in this deal. It seems to me that Yahoo! should be paying Zixit to use their service. Can anyone explain why? Just exposure?
Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons,
Each state has different requirments on how a person can get on their ballot. If a candidate doesn't fullfill those requirements, then he or she won't be a choice for you.
Some states have little to no requirements, and so everyone and their brother is on the ballot; some states have very tough requirements and few people other than those who are involved with the major parties will be on the ballot.
Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons,
The Boycott-RIAA site has two email addresses listed on it's support page where you can send emails to let them know that you're participating in the boycott.
There are two email addresses, one to which you can send comments that will be passed on to the RIAA, and one that remains private so they can count the number of supporters they have.
Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons,