That's real apt-get, just like any other Debian based system. You'd have to install a Debian system on your android phone to get that - at which point it wouldn't really be an android phone, would it?
"Can make phone calls" may be 4th on the feature list, but given the number of features it's still pretty high.
The phone app works OK for me, it's a bit clunky to launch to make calls (either turn the phone to portrait, or press a button and click the screen), but it works. No per-user ringtones yet.
Unfortunately the phone app is one of the closed source bits, the open stack wasn't ready yet, so if you want new phone stuff you'll just have to wait for Nokia to release it.
(Or maybe not - I've heard one guy has installed Asterisk on his n900, maybe that'll allow something fun to be done).
Mann hockey stick #1 has been falsified (statistical errors) Mann hockey stick #2 has been falsified (statistical errors) Briffa hockey stick has been falsified (statistical errors)
Even showing that a single valid paper was rejected is enough, because it's not supposed to be possible.
What absolutist fantasy land do you live in. Of course it's possible that valid papers get rejected, it's certain that they do. It's also known that crap gets published.
Anyone (sane) who has a interesting paper that gets rejected fixes whatever problems it had and tries again. If it's any good it'll get published.
I will be using debian stable. Live migration is a must as is hardware supported virtualisation.
If by stable you mean Lenny then Xen is the best - Debian's Xen works great on Lenny. If you want to use Squeeze then you have a problem, dom0 doesn't work yet, but it's been promised. After Squeeze you're screwed.
I'm fine running a funny Linux kernel (or a funny NetBSD or OpenSolaris kernel) in the dom0.
You must like running dodgy old software. The most recent Xen dom0 that's half-way stable I can find (Debian Lenny) is borderline for my needs (dodgy multipath, creeky mdadm, only 90% ready for recentish hardware (Dell R710)...).
but KVM does it better and simpler by just running on Linux as the base system hypervisor.
No, KVM des it worse and simpler - Xen is faster than KVM on the same hardware (about 10% for disk I/O comparing Xen paravirtualisation with KVM virtio-blk).
I for one would like to see this fucking "meme" be laid to rest. It was always present but seems to have been resurrected when the French decided not to commit forces to the first Gulf War (because it wasn't authorized by the UN I believe).
ITYM "second" Gulf war. The French did commit forces to the first Gulf war.
Of course, on of the issues revealed is that they were preventing dissenting opinions from being accepted in peer reviewed journals...
This is a lie. Stop repeating it. You either know it's a lie or don't know how to use Google.
Hint - the papers Jones said needed a redefinition of peer review to get rid of were cited in the chapter of the IPCC report that Jones's group edited.
And what does McIntyre want to do with the data? He's on record as saying he's not going to bother checking it if he gets it (unless someone pays him, he says). Was it done just to piss CRU off?
So you claim that you've investigated the evidence, that it shows that the temperature isn't rising, but the evidence doesn't tell you what's going on.
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It's not just the "sudo gainroot" that's special.
It's the "apt-get install-what-i-want".
That's real apt-get, just like any other Debian based system. You'd have to install a Debian system on your android phone to get that - at which point it wouldn't really be an android phone, would it?
Android isn't linux. It's a bastardized JavaVM running on some OS that happens to be linux today, but could be something else some other day.
What makes it impossible to fit geko into a phone? My phone uses a geko based browser (microB on the n900). Works for me.
"Can make phone calls" may be 4th on the feature list, but given the number of features it's still pretty high.
The phone app works OK for me, it's a bit clunky to launch to make calls (either turn the phone to portrait, or press a button and click the screen), but it works. No per-user ringtones yet.
Unfortunately the phone app is one of the closed source bits, the open stack wasn't ready yet, so if you want new phone stuff you'll just have to wait for Nokia to release it.
(Or maybe not - I've heard one guy has installed Asterisk on his n900, maybe that'll allow something fun to be done).
What, you mean like Nokia already does?
Why do you say when? The First Post was from a guy with a n900 - he can already do voip over 3g on a (mostly) open "smartphone".
("smart" in scare quotes 'cos it's not smart, it's fucking brilliant!)
[ citation needed ] you lying sack of shit.
What absolutist fantasy land do you live in. Of course it's possible that valid papers get rejected, it's certain that they do. It's also known that crap gets published.
Anyone (sane) who has a interesting paper that gets rejected fixes whatever problems it had and tries again. If it's any good it'll get published.
In your head.
If by stable you mean Lenny then Xen is the best - Debian's Xen works great on Lenny. If you want to use Squeeze then you have a problem, dom0 doesn't work yet, but it's been promised. After Squeeze you're screwed.
You must like running dodgy old software. The most recent Xen dom0 that's half-way stable I can find (Debian Lenny) is borderline for my needs (dodgy multipath, creeky mdadm, only 90% ready for recentish hardware (Dell R710)...).
No, KVM des it worse and simpler - Xen is faster than KVM on the same hardware (about 10% for disk I/O comparing Xen paravirtualisation with KVM virtio-blk).
And which language would that be? It doesn't seem to be English.
What, like "miserable" and "oppressive'. Or do you mean "language"?
ITYM "second" Gulf war. The French did commit forces to the first Gulf war.
Shh, don't tell the BSD license fans, the GPL works as intended.
They didn't "miss a publication" they cited the fucking paper themselves.
Troll.
America, UK, Australia.
Notice a trend?
It's what the froggies call the "anglo-saxon" countries that are having this problem.
Odd.
This is a lie. Stop repeating it. You either know it's a lie or don't know how to use Google.
Hint - the papers Jones said needed a redefinition of peer review to get rid of were cited in the chapter of the IPCC report that Jones's group edited.
Some censorship.
I have flowering roses in my garden.
The plural of "anecdote" is not "data".
Except that no data was deleted after the famous "FOIA request",
Some e-mails were deleted. Which was wrong. But maybe understandable when you learn that McIntyre made 58 FOAI requests in 5 days. 11 FOIA requests a day! http://blogs.nature.com/climatefeedback/2009/08/mcintyre_versus_jones_climate_1.html
And what does McIntyre want to do with the data? He's on record as saying he's not going to bother checking it if he gets it (unless someone pays him, he says). Was it done just to piss CRU off?
You mean removing input from DisabledPlugins in /etc/bluetooth/main.conf doesn't do it for you?
http://wiki.maemo.org/Fremantle_Unsupported_Bluetooth_profiles
[ sorry, I meant cited not published above ]
Yup, that's why the two (now universaly accepted to be crap) papers were published in the part of the IPCC report than Phil Jones helped edit.
Yup, that's some powerful censorship that peer review.
The "official" Nvidia driver doesn't work in IBM 370 based systems.
Not all the world is x86 you know.
Also there's this little idea of "Freedom" (or "Openness" if you're an ESR fan).
So you claim that you've investigated the evidence, that it shows that the temperature isn't rising, but the evidence doesn't tell you what's going on.
You are useless.
Bye bye troll.