Choice is good. If it were generally known that the college were Microsoft-free, prospective students could vote with their dollars about whether or not it is a good idea.
If there are no Microsoft-free campuses, then there is no market for the decision.
One encouraging factoid: The rate of spam volume growth, at least for my little cesspool, seems to be slowing, at least as compared to what I saw during the last half of 2002. I don't know whether this is a real slowing, or just more filtering going on upstream from me, however....
Don't get too excited. I've been tracking since mid-2001. Traffic grows faster in the second half of the year. Must be the Christmas effect.
though I can't find a reference anywhere (It happened pre-web). Didn't someone in Japan advertise a global route to the entire Internet, bringing the whole net down?
In a 2000 speech to the Digital Hollywood online entertainment conference. It shows how a million dollar advance and a million copies sold can equal zero dollars.
"We invited Eben Moglen from the Free Software Foundation to our annual BSA convention in Washington a few months ago to talk about the GPL, and everyone welcomed him with open arms when he spoke."
Well, yeah. That's the embrace part. Extend comes later.
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That's 10 pages about "booting" to software RAID. Not the same thing.
I've started seeing html mail with naughty words split with html comments. The filter tags the spam from header fields, and learns that "gra" is spammish.
The spammers are starting to jump through hoops to get around this. It must be working on a large scale.
Pardon me for the munged subject. I can't see how to get a "greater than" symbol into Slashdot.
... is "0D". Some HTML editor out there, apparently only used by spammers, encodes it's output with an ASCII "0D" at the end of each line. These spams get the highest scores I've seen.
Also don't forget that you won't have to raise your hands at the wrist quite so much as you do for a keyboard.
Unless you have to in order for the "keypress detection" algorithm to work well. The proof of these devices is going to be in the pudding. Unless the detection is flawless, they are going to be of limited use.
Someone should point out that we are talking about a free product here. It's annoying, but they can afford to offer a double-your-money-back guarantee.
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Choice is good. If it were generally known that the college were Microsoft-free, prospective students could vote with their dollars about whether or not it is a good idea.
If there are no Microsoft-free campuses, then there is no market for the decision.
I say go for it.
If he is right, then cheap radios are a myth.
One encouraging factoid: The rate of spam volume growth, at least for my little cesspool, seems to be slowing, at least as compared to what I saw during the last half of 2002. I don't know whether this is a real slowing, or just more filtering going on upstream from me, however....
Don't get too excited. I've been tracking since mid-2001. Traffic grows faster in the second half of the year. Must be the Christmas effect.
Easy install, multiple processor support, and a journaling file system.
though I can't find a reference anywhere (It happened pre-web). Didn't someone in Japan advertise a global route to the entire Internet, bringing the whole net down?
In a 2000 speech to the Digital Hollywood online entertainment conference. It shows how a million dollar advance and a million copies sold can equal zero dollars.
Slashdot's the place!
It came up with the words "dup" and "speling".
I thought the TRON representation was pretty accurate.
Funny that not a single reader emailed me in almost 2 hours to tell me.
What would be the point of that? He's shown that he doesn't read the site, and doesn't care about the ramifications.
"We invited Eben Moglen from the Free Software Foundation to our annual BSA convention in Washington a few months ago to talk about the GPL, and everyone welcomed him with open arms when he spoke."
Well, yeah. That's the embrace part. Extend comes later.
That's 10 pages about "booting" to software RAID. Not the same thing.
Let the jobs go overseas. Didn't we learn about 5 years ago that there would be no more use for programmers anyhow?
It's funny. Laugh.
I've started seeing html mail with naughty words split with html comments. The filter tags the spam from header fields, and learns that "gra" is spammish.
The spammers are starting to jump through hoops to get around this. It must be working on a large scale.
Pardon me for the munged subject. I can't see how to get a "greater than" symbol into Slashdot.
... is "0D". Some HTML editor out there, apparently only used by spammers, encodes it's output with an ASCII "0D" at the end of each line. These spams get the highest scores I've seen.
Also don't forget that you won't have to raise your hands at the wrist quite so much as you do for a keyboard.
Unless you have to in order for the "keypress detection" algorithm to work well. The proof of these devices is going to be in the pudding. Unless the detection is flawless, they are going to be of limited use.
Someone should point out that we are talking about a free product here. It's annoying, but they can afford to offer a double-your-money-back guarantee.
That would make four dups today.
Looks like Taco is shooting for the record books?
Or is this all that exceptional?
Come on CmdrTaco, that's two dupes you've posted on today's front page... go for the hat-trick!
He has a third one for today!
...from a month ago.
I continue to be amazed at how prescient that show was.
Too bad that now he can't survive an entire miniseries now.
Jeez... there is a point you reach when you just GIVE UP.
They did. It probably hurt to drop HURD altogether.
Same reason my blender has a clock.
... it could have made for a better headline.
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