Then why were the pages on the UNEP website? The UNEP is part of the UN (yes, that's United Nations). It is not relevant whether or not UN University or United Nations came up with the data - it was published on the UNEP site, and is now gone.
Read the article carefully - it neither denies nor confirms anything. This is a report documenting what an informant said, and does not suggest any first hand knowledge about anything...
If this is the bubble, it's pretty weak, when you consider that Yuil was hacked together in a day and provides basically the same thing as Cuil from a front-end perspective (and the last thing we need is yet another crawler)... It took Cuil a year? Oh, guess they have a lot of investor's money to burn.
I've noticed that TranSys terminals have appeared along Caltrain here in the San Francisco Bay Area in the past couple of weeks. I wonder if this means Caltrain is moving to the system - and also if they are using a version with the same flaws?
Uh, no... Buffalo stopped sales of all their wifi products as of November 2007 due to an injunction against them from Australia. Go Google for it, but you won't be buying a Buffalo wifi router anytime in the near future...
> I don't know, Sun is investing quite a bit in their new niagra processors, > so why would they get out of the server business?
Because for those that can see past the marketing and know the hardware side of things, Sun doesn't have a hardware platform to stand on. They are touting the Niagra, but those in the know realize what a piece of junk it is (seriously, lots of issues with even the second generation), and the Opteron platforms don't scale above 4 socket/8 cores (you wonder why Sun is the only one selling 8 socket/16 core systems? It's because there's a technical problem there).
You, StickyPad are a good example of what's wrong with society.
I'm happy to see Rachel promoting ethics and responsibility, while doing her part to back up the law. That is what we, as citizens should be doing - providing social pressure against those doing the wrong thing.
The thing I don't like about democracy is it will download content with formats that it doesn't know how to play, which completely defeats the point of it, forcing you to use an external player anyway. mplayer plays them (everything) fine, so I don't think it's a codec issue.
The other issue is content. After spending about an hour searching for and downloading content I didn't end up with anything that I thought was particularly worthwhile. A replacement for TV it is far from...
Me too.... After the latest 2006 Gentoo profile/gcc4.0 upgrade completely hosed my system and I spent a week trying to get things recompiled (about 1 in 10 ebuilds wouldn't even compile), I reinstalled with kubuntu and couldn't be happier. I've converted 4 of about 10 systems over to {k}ubuntu as well, with the remainder to follow at some point.
I've only updated one system so far from dapper to edge (working on the next right now), but had no problems at all - upgrade worked perfectly out of the box.
Been using dar for a couple of years, and it works nicely. dar_manager is pretty cool too, so you can create catalogs of full and differential backups, and let the software figure out which archive you need to restore (the way it should be).
And yes, there are binaries for win32 etc. And even some GUI frontends like kdar...
Why would one need batch-sized automatic image editing?
I do this all the time. I take all my digital camera pictures at camera res (2048x1536), but I scale them to 640x480 or 800x600 (depending) before posting. Sometimes it's just one or two pictures, sometimes it's a hundred. ImageMagick makes this incredibly painless and easy, not to mention quick.
There's just one example...
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From what I understand, IBM already tests the Notes client to ensure that it functions properly under Wine (or at least as well as it does under Windows).
I wish. For what it's worth, we use notes at work and it doesn't run well at all for me under either wine or cxoffice. Sure, it doesn't run all that great even on it's native platform, but there are enough problems I resorted to rdesktop'ing to run it.
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Too expensive... https://www.callcentric.com/ and others are still cheaper by a significant margin...
When, according to the article, it "is taped onto the vehicle’s front window".
Please... just No... Bad idea all around.
The turbines draw power? You probably mean produce power. There's quite a difference between the two... *sigh*
Don't forget Jenkins (well, actually Hudson is now the fork of itself)
Then why were the pages on the UNEP website? The UNEP is part of the UN (yes, that's United Nations). It is not relevant whether or not UN University or United Nations came up with the data - it was published on the UNEP site, and is now gone.
Read the article carefully - it neither denies nor confirms anything. This is a report documenting what an informant said, and does not suggest any first hand knowledge about anything...
> Doubly amusing when you think how important French assistance was to the American forces in the war of independence.
If it wasn't for the USA you'd be speaking German right now...
While using my (sigh) windows box this AM I found that Adblock Plus was no longer working. Here's the fix: https://adblockplus.org/blog/the-return-of-net-framework-assistant
Oh, don't worry about that! Microsoft will be sure that Yahoo kills Zimbra and anything else that stomps on their territory!
Malwarebytes has a trial offer that is free, but the full product is not...
Blah Blah Blah... This is silly, if you want Ubuntu, use {,k,x}ubuntu - this more politics than interesting...
If this is the bubble, it's pretty weak, when you consider that Yuil was hacked together in a day and provides basically the same thing as Cuil from a front-end perspective (and the last thing we need is yet another crawler)... It took Cuil a year? Oh, guess they have a lot of investor's money to burn.
I've noticed that TranSys terminals have appeared along Caltrain here in the San Francisco Bay Area in the past couple of weeks. I wonder if this means Caltrain is moving to the system - and also if they are using a version with the same flaws?
Uh, no... Buffalo stopped sales of all their wifi products as of November 2007 due to an injunction against them from Australia. Go Google for it, but you won't be buying a Buffalo wifi router anytime in the near future...
> I don't know, Sun is investing quite a bit in their new niagra processors,
> so why would they get out of the server business?
Because for those that can see past the marketing and know the hardware side of things, Sun doesn't have a hardware platform to stand on. They are touting the Niagra, but those in the know realize what a piece of junk it is (seriously, lots of issues with even the second generation), and the Opteron platforms don't scale above 4 socket/8 cores (you wonder why Sun is the only one selling 8 socket/16 core systems? It's because there's a technical problem there).
"It's hardly a censorship issue. XM, as a private company can hire ad fire whoever they like, so long as they don't violate anyones rights."
/. people who gets that.
Bingo! Thank you for being one of the few
You, StickyPad are a good example of what's wrong with society.
I'm happy to see Rachel promoting ethics and responsibility, while doing her part to back up the law. That is what we, as citizens should be doing - providing social pressure against those doing the wrong thing.
The notice IS posted on the official tomtom website: http://www.tomtom.com/news/category.php?ID=2&NID=3 49&Language=1
The thing I don't like about democracy is it will download content with formats that it doesn't know how to play, which completely defeats the point of it, forcing you to use an external player anyway. mplayer plays them (everything) fine, so I don't think it's a codec issue.
The other issue is content. After spending about an hour searching for and downloading content I didn't end up with anything that I thought was particularly worthwhile. A replacement for TV it is far from...
Me too.... After the latest 2006 Gentoo profile/gcc4.0 upgrade completely hosed my system and I spent a week trying to get things recompiled (about 1 in 10 ebuilds wouldn't even compile), I reinstalled with kubuntu and couldn't be happier. I've converted 4 of about 10 systems over to {k}ubuntu as well, with the remainder to follow at some point.
I've only updated one system so far from dapper to edge (working on the next right now), but had no problems at all - upgrade worked perfectly out of the box.
Been using dar for a couple of years, and it works nicely. dar_manager is pretty cool too, so you can create catalogs of full and differential backups, and let the software figure out which archive you need to restore (the way it should be).
And yes, there are binaries for win32 etc. And even some GUI frontends like kdar...
Riiiight... Bet you had a crack lab in the basement.
Why would one need batch-sized automatic image editing?
I do this all the time. I take all my digital camera pictures at camera res (2048x1536), but I scale them to 640x480 or 800x600 (depending) before posting. Sometimes it's just one or two pictures, sometimes it's a hundred. ImageMagick makes this incredibly painless and easy, not to mention quick.
There's just one example...
From what I understand, IBM already tests the Notes client to ensure that it functions properly under Wine (or at least as well as it does under Windows).
I wish. For what it's worth, we use notes at work and it doesn't run well at all for me under either wine or cxoffice. Sure, it doesn't run all that great even on it's native platform, but there are enough problems I resorted to rdesktop'ing to run it.