"This year instead of going to the December 31 USNO New Years Eve Millennium celebration in Washington D.C. I stayed home for some 4 PM PST (0h UTC) photos in the lab."
as you used the term "linux" I presume you mean the Linux kernel, which has a reasonably tight patch submission process to verify the integrity of patches and where they are from.
Mozilla.org was already suffering. Article on the front page of BBC News Tech section as well as millions of firefox 1.0 pre users who haven't changed their start page from mozilla.org.
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Why must it have to be such a courageous act? Shouldn't it be more an act of common sense?
"Not having IBM kick their collective asses into orbit around the sun?"
Their collective asses are ALREADY in orbit around the sun.
As is yours.
Think about that...
"The previous bandwidth issues should be solved now that I have a new server." ...or not...
In soviet russia old robots talk to you!
This only adds to the fire..
"This year instead of going to the December 31 USNO New Years Eve Millennium celebration in Washington D.C. I stayed home for some 4 PM PST (0h UTC) photos in the lab."
(waaay waay off topic now)
:)
Umm.. Yes?
Too many sites whack those w3c valid stamps on their homepages without checking they are valid from time to time.
Knowing there is one less of those means I can sleep tonight and might even be allowed another airhole in my box
Oh damn. Today is Thursday. Maybe not then.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.cowla rk.com/
This is obviously some strange new meaning of the word 'valid' that I wasn't previously aware of...
Ooops.. sounds like postmaster@microsoft.com might get even more :)
I know I shouldn't feed you but..
"if you've actually written any code for linux"
as you used the term "linux" I presume you mean the Linux kernel, which has a reasonably tight patch submission process to verify the integrity of patches and where they are from.
Tip? Penis? Reminds me of the good old leper joke.
What did the leper say to the prostitute?
You can keep the tip..
Hmm.. 4,000,000 / 86400 (seconds in a day) = ~ 46 emails a second.
I didn't even know exchange could handle that amount of traffic. And thats just for him..
Yes.. I know. Suggest you look up dictionary definition of 'Sarcasm' and dictionary spelling of 'losing' :)
Unless Novell settle for a few hundred million $. I know they said they would use their "patent profile" to fight, but:
a) do they realise how much money and power Microsoft has?
b) are they any better than Microsoft if they do that?
Fields?
:P
Fields where the grass is greener on the other side, but we own the IP rights to that shade of green and you will be sued if you go over there
"Nobody ever knows who built open-source software."
Interesting. I find the Authors name usually to be in the README, THANKS, AUTHORS files and / or CVS commits.
The changelogs are also useful.
Yes you can! Look at SCO!
Incidently, thats the whole point.. If you don't buy our products we'll get money from you by other means. ie: suing you.
Maybe they should make their Microsoft Barney read out statements like this over there. They love novel characters and things like "Hello Kitty".
Barney: "We sue you!"
"Ahhh hahaha" *clap clap*
Not here.. coming from the UK to google.com. Maybe it is only there to areas covered by keyhole. That would make sense...
What? Your digital camera can't make phonecalls yet?
... and what would you open it in ? Gimp? MSPaint?
I know.. think of goatse that size.. :|
Aye. pam-usb and a gpg key on a usb stick is always a nice way to authenticate in Linux
On second thoughts, don't even bother clicking it. 20mb for a planet exploding and some text. Crap.
Hmm.. there's a space in that.. get rid of it or just click here
Mozilla.org was already suffering. Article on the front page of BBC News Tech section as well as millions of firefox 1.0 pre users who haven't changed their start page from mozilla.org.