Also, there *are* some decent Indian portals around, which pretty much provide the same services as yahoo or msn, with local flavor. Frankly, i would expect indians to hang around those sites, not on MSN or yahoo.
Also i'd eat my hat if more than 5% of Indian netizens browse slashdot.
It is currently unsafe to download web objects from an untrusted cache or mirror because they can modify/corrupt the content at will. This becomes particularly problematic when trying to create public cooperative caching systems. This isn't a problem for private CDNs, like Akamai, where all of their servers are under Akamai's control and are assumed to be secure. But for a public CDN, the goal is to allow user-agents to retrieve content from completely untrusted hosts but be assured that they are receiving the content intact. The CAW solves this problem by using content addressing that includes integrity checking information.
Look at the +ve side.. The biggest advantage Internet has over other media is that both sides of the story are available, if you're willing to look. An American read an Arab news forum; an Indian can browse a Pakistani newspaper; What other medium provides such unbiased coverage ? It is upto the individual analyze different news sources, and form an opinion.
Here's a PA-RISC to Itanium roadmap Most big corporations prefer to wait and watch, and PA-RISC is good enough for those. And the migration path looks promising too; no code/data migration, just change the CPU board and you're done.
To arrest that decay rate, here's my contribution.
Bill Gates SUCKS
Bill Gates SUCKS
Bill Gates SUCKS !! BASE BASE BASE
BASE BASE BASE
BASE BASE BASE Late at Night
Late at Night
Late at Night life's short play hard
life's short play hard
life's short play hard blessed are the cheese makers
blessed are the cheese makers
blessed are the cheese makers
I request all members of the forum to link this post in all the websites you could access, and post this message too:)
Just to nitpick-- Mozilla et.al are implementing a client for an industry standard protocol HTTP ( so is IE, i guess), whereas Samba is aiming to replace the Microsoft standard SMB/CIFS protocol.. [yeah, i know CIFS is now an industry standard and all that ]
I wonder if there'll be a Pacman channel next. MS could put out ads with long-haired evil h4x0rz r00ting machines, and a punch-line like "Say No to GPL".
1) 8.4 TFLOPS lets you find the sum of 4.2+4.2, 168 trillion times a second. 2) 170 TB can hold 42.5 thousand times the contents of the entire Library of Congress books.(+ all the MP3s you downloaded ) 3) 1 TB of RAM may let you run as many as 13 Windows applications simultaneously.
If you are using menus/mouse/buttons to do normal editing operations(cut&paste,scrolling etc), you dont need Vim. OTOH,if you are indeed keen on using Vim, there are plenty of tricks in it that can make you keep the mouse permanently away.
You know it's like definitely not Non-OS-independent you know.. we like putting things that way...
Also, there *are* some decent Indian portals around, which pretty much provide the same services as yahoo or msn, with local flavor. Frankly, i would expect indians to hang around those sites, not on MSN or yahoo.
Also i'd eat my hat if more than 5% of Indian netizens browse slashdot.
Okay. You can have Cowboyneal .
l.t 10 - Goat
10 - 19 - Sheep
20 - 29 - Dog
30 - 39 - Bunny
40 - 49 - Cat
Why doesn't Mozilla cook my dinner? :-)
Can we have a port of the *BSD is dying post to Napster please?
Look at the +ve side.. The biggest advantage Internet has over other media is that both sides of the story are available, if you're willing to look.
An American read an Arab news forum; an Indian can browse a Pakistani newspaper; What other medium provides such unbiased coverage ?
It is upto the individual analyze different news sources, and form an opinion.
Proof that Reverse psychology works..
Here's a PA-RISC to Itanium roadmap Most big corporations prefer to wait and watch, and PA-RISC is good enough for those. And the migration path looks promising too; no code/data migration, just change the CPU board and you're done.
I wonder why Parent was marked Funny. The comment was pretty insightful.
To arrest that decay rate, here's my contribution.
:)
Bill Gates SUCKS
Bill Gates SUCKS
Bill Gates SUCKS !!
BASE BASE BASE
BASE BASE BASE
BASE BASE BASE
Late at Night
Late at Night
Late at Night
life's short play hard
life's short play hard
life's short play hard
blessed are the cheese makers
blessed are the cheese makers
blessed are the cheese makers
I request all members of the forum to link this post in all the websites you could access, and post this message too
Just to nitpick-- Mozilla et.al are implementing a client for an industry standard protocol HTTP ( so is IE, i guess), whereas Samba is aiming to replace the Microsoft standard SMB/CIFS protocol.. [yeah, i know CIFS is now an industry standard and all that ]
You mean the price for the older configuration has come down..
:)
667mHz was around ~3000, now its around 2500..
Depends on which way you look at it mate
The link leads to a legit website, and this article is about OpenOffice.
Please read the posts before you moderate.
Now we can get all our stuff free from the Linux counter :)
I wonder if there'll be a Pacman channel next. MS could put out ads with long-haired evil h4x0rz r00ting machines, and a punch-line like "Say No to GPL".
Now the X has another meaning :)
Are you Mel by any chance?
1) 8.4 TFLOPS lets you find the sum of 4.2+4.2, 168 trillion times a second. .(+ all the MP3s you downloaded )
2) 170 TB can hold 42.5 thousand times the contents of the entire Library of Congress books
3) 1 TB of RAM may let you run as many as 13 Windows applications simultaneously.
Gawddamn it, its Blue for VI and KDE. Dinn you know?
If you are using menus/mouse/buttons to do normal editing operations(cut&paste,scrolling etc), you dont need Vim.
OTOH,if you are indeed keen on using Vim, there are plenty of tricks in it that can make you keep the mouse permanently away.
It's a lil more involved than that.. This Old BBC interview gives a layman's explanation of what's involved.
do it on the bare er.. metal :)