A few times I had some spam pop-ups from messenger show up while using XP. Even though I never made any kind of messanger or passport account. There seemed to be no way to turn off messenger.
My Company censored does this practice and it makes me censored mad. What a bunch of censored but censored and censored oh well. At least I work on cool censored
I would like to have an OS (kernel, apps and everything in between) written in one language and having a consistent and unified design. The language should preferably be some sort of Lisp. I want one language that can serve every purpose, and Lisp is the only language that I know of that is capable of that. Unix systems have all sorts of languages with very different syntaxes used for different purposes. It takes a lot of time to learn everything. Using a higher level language like Lisp would also make the system more secure by preventing buffer overflows and such.
This is what Emacs will become in a couple of versions.
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Problem is http://www.openpackages.org/ was last updated in July
I wonder if apple is planning on making the default file system in Mac OS X to be UFS. This could help reduce costs on FS development. This does not mean the death of metadata. TrustedBSD is working on giving UFS extended attributes and ACLs. So maybe Apple could use those for metadata
Also it makes it easier to exchange files between Windows and Linux. Instead of worrying about working with excel you can ask your windows friends to download Gnumeric for windows to see your files.
Abiword works with both Windows and Linux The windows version is just a 4.3 MB download
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A few times I had some spam pop-ups from messenger show up while using XP. Even though I never made any kind of messanger or passport account. There seemed to be no way to turn off messenger.
My Company censored does this practice and it makes me censored mad. What a bunch of censored but censored and censored oh well. At least I work on cool censored
To bad that the US doesn't have 8 1/2 times more people to count those votes. Wait a minute it does.
You have to sign a non-disclosure agreement in order to see the anti-disclosure plan
You just had to mention Dragonball
"Let the fun begin Majin Buu"
"Heh heh heh heh heh heh"
"This can't be happening"
"Buu go Bang Bang"
"We have got to stop them"
"Ready!"
"Yes"
"HAH"
"Stay with it"
"Buu not scared"
"Let's take it to the next level"
"Looks like our friend is in need of a haircut"
I guess this proves I have no life, even by slashdot standards
we can go to in order to publish our own faux tech news?
Yeah it is called Slashdot
Is there *decent* website
Oh decent, well no I don't think so
When did they rename it Persona?
There is also a Scooby Doo Live Action movie being made
How about this: Massive inheritance taxes.
Yeah I can't think of a better time to pay my taxes then after I am dead :)
As part of a psychology thesis project
Yeah sure we believe you.
Does it work with outlook express?
WindowsXP supports the mounting of WebDAV shares, as does Linux
Mac OS X also supports mounting WebDAV shares
Cross-platform
Linux definition
"Runs on Linux and Windows"
Macintosh definition
"Runs on Macintosh and Windows"
Windows definition
"Runs on Windows 2000 and Windows XP"
Neither is using the shutdown command in order to restart.
shutdown -r now
And do it now, not later. NOW!
I would like to have an OS (kernel, apps and everything in between) written in one language and having a consistent and unified design. The language should preferably be some sort of Lisp. I want one language that can serve every purpose, and Lisp is the only language that I know of that is capable of that. Unix systems have all sorts of languages with very different syntaxes used for different purposes. It takes a lot of time to learn everything. Using a higher level language like Lisp would also make the system more secure by preventing buffer overflows and such.
This is what Emacs will become in a couple of versions.
Problem is http://www.openpackages.org/ was last updated in July
What is DJB's packaging system?
In Australia they have a $2 dollar coin that is actually smaller then their $1 dollar coin.
This is annoying because you don't think you have much money because it is small change, but find they a $2 coins so you are actually rich
I wonder if apple is planning on making the default file system in Mac OS X to be UFS. This could help reduce costs on FS development. This does not mean the death of metadata. TrustedBSD is working on giving UFS extended attributes and ACLs. So maybe Apple could use those for metadata
Nice little speech too bad the article proves you wrong.
In the article he say he tried using Linux on the Desktop for four months before trying Mac OS X.
So he was alot more familiar with Linux then with Mac OS X. But still considers Mac OS X a better desktop.
Also it makes it easier to exchange files between Windows and Linux. Instead of worrying about working with excel you can ask your windows friends to download Gnumeric for windows to see your files.
Abiword works with both Windows and Linux The windows version is just a 4.3 MB downloadAnyone know of any plans to get ximian on FreeBSD or any other BSDs?
My 60 year old dad uses linux. He doesn't know the difference between it and windows, and he doesn't have to care. It just works for him.
Let me guess you set it up and maintain it and he has no idea what "root" is.
The problem is most people don't have a linux geek hanging around to do that
Recently Jordon Hubbard show the FreeBSD developers a tool at Apple used to debug NFS. You can see details here
Just great instead of being counted as one user of passport you get counted as 3 or 4.