Could you use your native language and characterset in in IP addresses?
Sure, that are just arabic numerals (for the people who don't know, the numbers 0-9 you use are arabic). I can also the standard a-z to make all the words in my language, except for the ones which need accents.
Now, if you and I can do it, why can't other people?
You're not alone! I can't recall when was the last time I had mod points. I think I had them maybe once last year.
Once per year? If I posted a comment which got modded up to 5 I would get some, every time. Until they changed from "Karma: 50" to "Karma: Excellent". Haven't seen a single modpoint since that day, despite a lot of 4s and 5s on my comments.
I wouldn't mind a couple of points now and then. Specially if somebody has a good comment, just to give them a little pat on the back. Worked always for me:-)
Besides, as mobile phone ownership increases, pay phones will start to die out - who will need them? We'll all have mobiles...
Just wait until you go overseas (and then I don't mean from the UK to the old continent) and find out that your mobile doesn't work, despite the fact that your provider promised it would and that the travel agency said it would.
If the industry can persuade regulators that they can come up with a fool-proof way of registering phones that are owned by those who are 18 and above...
Another fool-proof way. We all know how good they work! If you excuse me now, I have to go get some drinks for the kid next door.
why not simply buy an existing chip manufacturer and start from there?
If you know how much legal trouble an european based company has to go through before it can take over a US based chip-company, imagine how much trouble it will be for a china-based company!
The BSA has just informed the US DoJ a letter saying they have three days to hand a list of all their computers, the software they are running and the licenses for the software. A spokesman for the BSA said "Of course this has nothing to do with the case against Microsoft, the law makers have to obey the law too. The normal patriotic courts in this beautifull country have nothing to fear, it's the ones which are against us we're after.".
Don't just sit there being a website with pretty links
I wonder what was the last time you looked at Yahoo!. It's my yellow pages, it's my newspaper, it's for online-games for my wife. And yes, for websearching I use Google.
Cloning Outlook doesn't hurt Microsoft, it's the serverside which should be attacked.
A couple of weeks ago my boss asked me to find a replacement for the calendar server in Exchange, one which would work with... Outlook.
Nowhere to be found. I can replace the mail-part very easy (we're already doing that for years), the addressbook is nearly finished now (LDAP rules/sucks:-) but the calendar part of it? It's buried deep in the beast.
And as long as you can't replace all what an Exchange server does, you won't have a chance in hell to replace Outlook.
Unless you make the mistake of stepping onto US soil. Then you get your ass tossed into jail for several months until you agree to come back and testify against yourself.
Unless you are an US citizen brought for the International Criminal Court, then the US Army invades the country and sets you free! Pathetic, but the bills for it are signed.
FreeBSD doesn't ship with Apache installed./usr/bin/ssh shows up as 69de0f3690516ffe8e7a3661f2e01b0c and 89704 bytes, but on my machine (4.7 installed last saturday) it's bf470c491274e8739111d5723b90d88f and 85832 bytes. Oh dear...
Slashdot Mirror
Could you use your native language and characterset in in IP addresses?
Sure, that are just arabic numerals (for the people who don't know, the numbers 0-9 you use are arabic).
I can also the standard a-z to make all the words in my language, except for the ones which need accents.
Now, if you and I can do it, why can't other people?
Why can you use your native language / characterset and aren't others not allowed to use theirs?
Just use the shell-script in my .sig :-)
After the slashdot-spelling we now get the slashdot-math!
You're not alone! I can't recall when was the last time I had mod points. I think I had them maybe once last year.
:-)
Once per year? If I posted a comment which got modded up to 5 I would get some, every time. Until they changed from "Karma: 50" to "Karma: Excellent". Haven't seen a single modpoint since that day, despite a lot of 4s and 5s on my comments.
I wouldn't mind a couple of points now and then. Specially if somebody has a good comment, just to give them a little pat on the back. Worked always for me
Besides, as mobile phone ownership increases, pay phones will start to die out - who will need them? We'll all have mobiles...
Just wait until you go overseas (and then I don't mean from the UK to the old continent) and find out that your mobile doesn't work, despite the fact that your provider promised it would and that the travel agency said it would.
If the industry can persuade regulators that they can come up with a fool-proof way of registering phones that are owned by those who are 18 and above...
Another fool-proof way. We all know how good they work! If you excuse me now, I have to go get some drinks for the kid next door.
and the protocol is un-Godly with horrific syntactic and semantic instructions.
You should try assembler once!
Oh, and when you're on it, please write a replacement for it.
More !a || b => c.
Mind if I mod your posting to -1, I don't think it is interesting[sp] what you are saying.
Oh, you object? You hypocrite!
Interesting: a government-sponsored CPU chip.
Comes with built-in Clipper chip!
why not simply buy an existing chip manufacturer and start from there?
If you know how much legal trouble an european based company has to go through before it can take over a US based chip-company, imagine how much trouble it will be for a china-based company!
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!
The BSA has just informed the US DoJ a letter saying they have three days to hand a list of all their computers, the software they are running and the licenses for the software. A spokesman for the BSA said "Of course this has nothing to do with the case against Microsoft, the law makers have to obey the law too. The normal patriotic courts in this beautifull country have nothing to fear, it's the ones which are against us we're after.".
Don't just sit there being a website with pretty links
I wonder what was the last time you looked at Yahoo!. It's my yellow pages, it's my newspaper, it's for online-games for my wife. And yes, for websearching I use Google.
Cloning Outlook doesn't hurt Microsoft, it's the serverside which should be attacked.
:-) but the calendar part of it? It's buried deep in the beast.
A couple of weeks ago my boss asked me to find a replacement for the calendar server in Exchange, one which would work with... Outlook.
Nowhere to be found. I can replace the mail-part very easy (we're already doing that for years), the addressbook is nearly finished now (LDAP rules/sucks
And as long as you can't replace all what an Exchange server does, you won't have a chance in hell to replace Outlook.
The Russian space program is doddering on the edge of financial collapse after several recent setbacks, including the failure of Lance Bass to pay up.
:-)
That's it, I can't stand it any longer. Stop the piracy of music, the race for the stars must continue!
I can't believe that he didn't have to pay upfront. Or was it an "If I don't reach the ISS(*), I don't have to pay?" (*) for whatever reason
It were only 200 anti-Ralsky posts, but some were longer than average and counted for two.
On the pad? Try again.
Unless you make the mistake of stepping onto US soil. Then you get your ass tossed into jail for several months until you agree to come back and testify against yourself.
Unless you are an US citizen brought for the International Criminal Court, then the US Army invades the country and sets you free! Pathetic, but the bills for it are signed.
Hehe, lucky dips! You might even end up with a nice movie at the end!
he declined their offers, and thus can't verify the quality of the counterfeit copies.
Talking about making a fool of himself...
Sounds like the eu.org domain, which is a free-to-register one used by European people. Go geeks!
FreeBSD doesn't ship with Apache installed. /usr/bin/ssh shows up as 69de0f3690516ffe8e7a3661f2e01b0c and 89704 bytes, but on my machine (4.7 installed last saturday) it's bf470c491274e8739111d5723b90d88f and 85832 bytes. Oh dear...
if they could run something other than NT/AIX
*cough* freebsd *cough*