just for the hell of it i'll say that buckeye express is the worst cable modem service you can get. Bandwidth down to 14K/s often. And I assure you nothing has changed since these people were arrested, it's just as slow. I'm glad I live outside Toledo where I get roadrunner up to 250K/s from many sites.
IP addresses are controled by IANA, the Internet assigned numbers authority. (US Represestitive being ARIN. And they can't come anywhere close to what you think they can do. They just delegate numbers.
And ICANN is not really a bussieness like you are thinking, it is a non-profit corperation for the "public good". Sort of like the corperation for public broadcasting.
If this guy really wanted to change the world, why did he choose to 'revolutionize' outlook? Why not something a bit more interesting? This sounds as interesting as throwing away a NTSC TV for a PAL one.
You really think that Linus did more work than the GNU project did? You really think that GNU came in after Linus had his kernel built and just tried to take credit? GNU existed 7 years before Linus did anything!
Linux was named after Linus. Who chose that? Linus.
This post is so wrong I can't concieve how to correct it. I think I'll just go throw up right now.
Right. And if they still wanted the title like that, they could at least make it 'Eldred v. Ashcroft', the name of the case, and not suggesting so heavily that Ashcroft is the devil behind this.
Really nice idea I never thought of. Too bad I won't be writeing any OS X apps anytime soon. Are there more documents like this on UI design that arent' just about OS X, but more general?
Actualy, trying to dictate IF someone can say something is a violation of the first amendment. "When" falls under the time/place/manner restrictions. For instance, shouting your message at 110db (somehow) in the middle of town at 3AM is not protected speech.
I love my trackball! Got it at staples, the biggest trackball that anyone makes anymore. And anyways, the mouse is significantly worse for your wrists. Almost correspondes with my DVORAK useage.
I don't see any resemblance. Am I looking at the right picture? Or is gateway cloneing the idea of a LCD and a computer in one box? That's been around since the iMac and cheap LCD's have existed. Overall, if anything, this is a CRT iMac clone.
It would be quite easy to configure the kernel build process for several machines to each make a.o file, and them send them to a master machine for a final link.
There are about 540 object files for (my) kernel build. Given say 20 Pentium Pro's, each would have to build 27 object files. That's not too bad. I don't have a pentium to test the speed on, or a cluster of 20 of them to do this, but it seems alot easier than NUMA.
x86 is the last architecture that I want in my hand. It's cool, but a bad choice for that kind of device.
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To clearify my statement, lets interpret 'free' as $500 USD, for a machine plus operateing system. $2000 should be changed to $1500 USD above and beyond where we set `free`.
I know that there will be a performance difference. But anything goes when your mac-bashing.
I don't think the goverment needs to put in any laws, just that you must be very careful about you'r lisense agreement. All the software I write at least has something saying that I will try to help, but I will not be legaly obligated to help, and whatever you do with my software is you fault. I don't see what the big deal is about.
/. is "News For Nerds". I find it extreamly interesting how smart these people are to figure and reverse enginere the tivo. Is it evil to reverse enginere I guess I want to ask? I enjoy reverse enginering, and I call my self a hacker. I also program in many languages, and call my self a hacker. I don't illegaly break in to things, I just take what I know and use it to figure out what I don't.
I don't see anyway that you can say that the internet is powered by a few programmers called the "h464blahblahblahX6Death". The "Open source Revolution" is powered hundreds and thousands of programmers, working together to make software. These people are the real hackers and not some sort of Counter-cluture, but are just smart people.
In you post you calim that these "h3fdBlah" people are keeping out censorship, even though you wonder why this artical wasn't censored. I label you Hypocrite and a promoter of propaganda. How is Reverse Enginereing Evil? Someone answer this, I don't know how it could be evil.
For a while I was working one the mozilla project, but I just endedup leaving just because it didn't seem like anything was going on. They have an exelent bug tracking program, but you put a bug in there and nothing happens to it. I fixed one minor bug, had code and diffs ready to go, and I am still waiting for it to be put into the cvs. Horribly project, too much code. I don't care if it's the most standards complient or open source or whatever, it doesn't work, and Im staying with IE.
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just for the hell of it i'll say that buckeye express is the worst cable modem service you can get. Bandwidth down to 14K/s often. And I assure you nothing has changed since these people were arrested, it's just as slow. I'm glad I live outside Toledo where I get roadrunner up to 250K/s from many sites.
IP addresses are controled by IANA, the Internet assigned numbers authority. (US Represestitive being ARIN. And they can't come anywhere close to what you think they can do. They just delegate numbers.
And ICANN is not really a bussieness like you are thinking, it is a non-profit corperation for the "public good". Sort of like the corperation for public broadcasting.
If this guy really wanted to change the world, why did he choose to 'revolutionize' outlook? Why not something a bit more interesting? This sounds as interesting as throwing away a NTSC TV for a PAL one.
Is this post serious?
You really think that Linus did more work than the GNU project did? You really think that GNU came in after Linus had his kernel built and just tried to take credit? GNU existed 7 years before Linus did anything!
Linux was named after Linus. Who chose that? Linus.
This post is so wrong I can't concieve how to correct it. I think I'll just go throw up right now.
Right. And if they still wanted the title like that, they could at least make it 'Eldred v. Ashcroft', the name of the case, and not suggesting so heavily that Ashcroft is the devil behind this.
Really nice idea I never thought of. Too bad I won't be writeing any OS X apps anytime soon. Are there more documents like this on UI design that arent' just about OS X, but more general?
"The last temptation is the greatest treason, doing the right thing for the wrong reason" -- T.S. Elliot
Actualy, trying to dictate IF someone can say something is a violation of the first amendment. "When" falls under the time/place/manner restrictions. For instance, shouting your message at 110db (somehow) in the middle of town at 3AM is not protected speech.
Groom Lake Test Facility, on the Groom dry lake bed.
I love my trackball! Got it at staples, the biggest trackball that anyone makes anymore. And anyways, the mouse is significantly worse for your wrists. Almost correspondes with my DVORAK useage.
Then we need a better benchmark. Despite it being dificult to do a good benchmark, we need a better one.
I don't see any resemblance. Am I looking at the right picture? Or is gateway cloneing the idea of a LCD and a computer in one box? That's been around since the iMac and cheap LCD's have existed. Overall, if anything, this is a CRT iMac clone.
It would be quite easy to configure the kernel build process for several machines to each make a .o file, and them send them to a master machine for a final link.
There are about 540 object files for (my) kernel build. Given say 20 Pentium Pro's, each would have to build 27 object files. That's not too bad. I don't have a pentium to test the speed on, or a cluster of 20 of them to do this, but it seems alot easier than NUMA.
x86 is the last architecture that I want in my hand. It's cool, but a bad choice for that kind of device.
To clearify my statement, lets interpret 'free' as $500 USD, for a machine plus operateing system. $2000 should be changed to $1500 USD above and beyond where we set `free`.
I know that there will be a performance difference.
But anything goes when your mac-bashing.
Just look at all the crap 2600 had to go thru. (http://www.2600.com)
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In my opinion, the entire concept of how domain names are registered has to go. You should only be allowed ONE domain per trademark. None of this
www.ford.com/net/org/biz/mil/gov/us/edu
www.fordcars.com/net/org/biz/mil/gov/us/edu
www.ilikeford.com/net/org/biz/mil/gov/us/edu
www.fordcarsaredangerous.com/net/org/biz/mil/go
This is silly. And im still siting here without a domain because i dont wana pay 20$ a year to some company for one line in their zone file.
http://www.open-rsc.org is the only way to go.
Did this guy have to pay for it?
Do they describe his reaction then?
`Closed Source` and `security software` are allot more dangerous when combined.
Live free or die!
Only with electrons
That guy is a natzi.
I don't think the goverment needs to put in any laws, just that you must be very careful about you'r lisense agreement. All the software I write at least has something saying that I will try to help, but I will not be legaly obligated to help, and whatever you do with my software is you fault. I don't see what the big deal is about.
For a while I was working one the mozilla project, but I just endedup leaving just because it didn't seem like anything was going on. They have an exelent bug tracking program, but you put a bug in there and nothing happens to it. I fixed one minor bug, had code and diffs ready to go, and I am still waiting for it to be put into the cvs. Horribly project, too much code. I don't care if it's the most standards complient or open source or whatever, it doesn't work, and Im staying with IE.
Heck, If only the iron chefs could program. Or mabey have Linus be the Iron Chef Netherlands!