While the SL-6000 is in fact the last model made for sale in the US, it's not the most recent model, nor arguably the best.
The folding clamshell zauruses, while somewhat awkward as a pda/pim have much better keyboards, and are much more usable as mini-pc.
Only problem is: they're Japanese- so change the locale, or buy from a US reseller that will change it for you.
Your best bets are:
Price Japan
Cheapest prices for new Zaurus. Based in Japan.
Minimal service.
From his programming, TRON was actually, entirely beholden to the Users, who he regarded as mythical, god-like beings. He may have turned a few keys- even de-rezzed a few others, but he was made to serve the Users by seeking out and terminating illegal processes. Unfortunately, it turned out that the OS itself was illegal (Pirating warez!) so he had to shut that down, too.
What we don't get to see, is 10ms after the story ended, the system hung with a BSOD.
Kudos to Disney for early recognition that nerdy corporate software developers get all the babes, and software pirates wear black, and are despicable vermin.
Can you have a bigger violation of international law than invading another country without provocation?
< TROLL>
Like Iraq invading Kuwait?
or like US invading Iraq?
</TROLL>
For rabid oil-thirsty war-mongers, there's always sufficient provocation.
Of course, you can be over-greedy; Iraq couldn't hold on her spoils. We'll have see how well Haliburton does with hers.
linuxwrangler writes "U.S. District Judge George W. Bush Jr. awarded Earth $16 million and an injunction against John Carmack for Carmack's use of Earth to deliver "spam in a can".
I wasn't at Berkeley, I gathered as much; that the end-users probably did not consider these messages "junky". For network admins though, or anyone with concerns about traffic and bandwidth utilization, the pain of excessively redundant content strikes a familiar chord.
The user experience of overagressive PULL traffic is somewhat different from that of PUSH traffic, but the net effect (on link utilization and admin sanity) is degradation of service in either case.
You may be correct in arguing that the Berkeley list mailings were not Spam-as-we-know-it but I'd regard them as an evolutionary stage toward the mess of "junk mail" we've inherited today.
I think there should not be any individual copies of human-nets or
any of the "junk-mail" messages sent or stored on any machine at
Berkeley. That there are multiple copies of this sent to individuals
from Ernie to Cory and perhaps elsewhere is not permissible. I
think that "getting flak from users" is not the way to guide system
development. I suggest that individual names be removed from
these lists immediately. If the ethernet changes things so
that sending messages is free and fast, they can be put back on.
This is especially critical right now because all of the printers
on CSVAX are down, and people are jamming the 1200 baud network link
to cory with printouts. There is no excuse for duplicate traffic under
such circumstances.
For those less usenet-travelled, Archimedes Plutonium is one of the great net.kook wackos of all time. His countless insufferable posts to the physics and science groups, have long since driven all but Kibo to distraction.
And anyway, considering his post I linked to was actually ON the subject of "the superconductivity of plutonium", I find it hard to see how the post would be moderated offtopic.
At long last, maybe Archimedes Plutonium will get the attention
he deserves for his brilliant theories explaining how the entire universe
is really a single atom of plutonium.
Note that the start of this website is the Atom Totality theory and the end of this website is sci.religion which is apt, for think of the website rankings not as linear but as a circle coming back around. So we start with the hard core most general of all sciences and the most easily verified of all sciences-- physics and like a circle we come around to the worship of physics in sci.religion. Below in chemistry I have a circular periodic table, so think of the rankings on this website as sci.physics at the top and coming full circle back around is sci.religion which is basically the worship of physics since God is 231Pu and the best bible is the best most up-to-date physics textbook.
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The folding clamshell zauruses, while somewhat awkward as a pda/pim have much better keyboards, and are much more usable as mini-pc. Only problem is: they're Japanese- so change the locale, or buy from a US reseller that will change it for you.
Your best bets are:
Cheapest prices for new Zaurus. Based in Japan. Minimal service.
Decent prices, based in US.
Major importer/reseller in Deutscheland/EU
Most established US importer/retailer. Not cheap, but excellent service.
Excellent prices, new and used, but hasn't been responsive recently. Japan based.
No, no, you've got that all wrong.
DVD Jon is the Arch Villain- stealing
- TV shows from babies
- Software from bodacious busty blondes
- and Music from little old ladies
The loathsome cur!I hope that Batman totally kicks his ass.
I could have sworn I saw him post to this this site last week.
What we don't get to see, is 10ms after the story ended, the system hung with a BSOD.
Kudos to Disney for early recognition that nerdy corporate software developers get all the babes, and software pirates wear black, and are despicable vermin.
Ask Gerald Bull.
>[cia.gov] - is potentially hazardous to equipment.
>^^^^^^
Of these few, surely the most hazardous animals of all.
Well, if China is successful in their SMS blocking, they should end up with the same number.
And Spock must have been stuck in Utah with SCO, advising them on the logic of their pursuits.
In the same way the Kanamits came- to serve man.
In The Hereafter Hilton, (short story) Omni Sep '80
(Poor bastardized Babelfish English->Russian->English follows, which oddly, is still readable)
< TROLL>
Like Iraq invading Kuwait?
or like US invading Iraq?
< /TROLL>
For rabid oil-thirsty war-mongers, there's always sufficient provocation. Of course, you can be over-greedy; Iraq couldn't hold on her spoils. We'll have see how well Haliburton does with hers.
No...
but they might merge, and become Antonin Scalia.
The user experience of overagressive PULL traffic is somewhat different from that of PUSH traffic, but the net effect (on link utilization and admin sanity) is degradation of service in either case.
You may be correct in arguing that the Berkeley list mailings were not Spam-as-we-know-it but I'd regard them as an evolutionary stage toward the mess of "junk mail" we've inherited today.
Pretty much says it all.
blah. last post, troll tuesday, soviet russia, karma spiral of death
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And anyway, considering his post I linked to was actually ON the subject of "the superconductivity of plutonium", I find it hard to see how the post would be moderated offtopic.
Troll, sure, but that's not what I got.
At long last, maybe Archimedes Plutonium will get the attention he deserves for his brilliant theories explaining how the entire universe is really a single atom of plutonium.
001 A picture introduction to the ONE ATOM PLUTONIUM EVERYTHING UNIVERSE, 231PU ATOM TOTALITY theory
Excerpt follows:
Note that the start of this website is the Atom Totality theory and the end of this website is sci.religion which is apt, for think of the website rankings not as linear but as a circle coming back around. So we start with the hard core most general of all sciences and the most easily verified of all sciences-- physics and like a circle we come around to the worship of physics in sci.religion. Below in chemistry I have a circular periodic table, so think of the rankings on this website as sci.physics at the top and coming full circle back around is sci.religion which is basically the worship of physics since God is 231Pu and the best bible is the best most up-to-date physics textbook.
Um... no.
Sturgeon said, "90% of everything is crud."
Thanks for contributing to the 90%!
Might want to quit posting slashtrolls that simulate your having real-world karma, and instead go out and do something with it?
No... I suspect you don't.