As much money as Microsoft & Sun have pumped into the Republican campaigns this year, we can expect to see much more of this kind of backpedalling when it comes to harvesting personal data from governmental sources.
Where/how should we host the project? Something internal? Something like SourceForge?
What management structures/tools are helpful? At minimum we'll need a source-code repository and a mailinglist/newsgroup, right? Anything else considered critical?
What are some effective control stuctures? Who should determine what makes it into an official release? By what procedure? Who should be able to add code to the tree? What kinds of resources do we need to commit to this project to make it effective?
I mean, what are you going to do? Hang your clothes in a special recharger-and-coathanger contraption every evening?
Cornell's Alternative Energy Lab is working on a pair of pants that have thousands of hinge-generators in the legs, so you produce electricity while walking. The technology is years away, but there will be a solution to the problem.
A good friend of mine worked on that project for a while, and she told me nobody at NASA expects Cassini to complete the mission. Apparently, they had a bunch of Jews on the initial design team.
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You'd be allowed to hack your own code, or code of other people, as long as you have their permission, dummy!
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Look, this is a capitalist system. If the product doesn't work, people will stop buying it. That's how things get fixed.
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As much money as Microsoft & Sun have pumped into the Republican campaigns this year, we can expect to see much more of this kind of backpedalling when it comes to harvesting personal data from governmental sources.
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There's no such thing as an iCube.
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All of the output from DMOZ is available in RDF logs.
It would be possible (not
easy, the code for the ODP is closed source) to start a new volunteer
project based on these logs.
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I mean, what are you going to do? Hang your clothes in a special recharger-and-coathanger contraption every evening?
Cornell's Alternative Energy Lab is working on a pair of pants that have thousands of hinge-generators in the legs, so you produce electricity while walking. The technology is years away, but there will be a solution to the problem.
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According to McClure's Technical Cyclopedia, UNIX merely provides an opportunity for an OS to function.
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Duh. The reason they encourage us to preview is so they get the extra banner impression.
It's all about the bottom line.
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The author never once mentions the Vanderjilm algorithm, or any of its derivatives.
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He's using a phase-shift wandering IP mask.
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Anybody who read IBM's prospectus saw this coming last quarter.
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If it makes it that far!
A good friend of mine worked on that project for a while, and she told me nobody at NASA expects Cassini to complete the mission. Apparently, they had a bunch of Jews on the initial design team.
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That's a typo. They stole my car.
Cats are for fags.
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I don't think that's the kind of switch he's talking about.
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