How is this flamebait? It was an honest opinion. It might be touchy subject for some, but how can you argue against me calling Apple products proprietary?
My Lenovo x61s has the ESC right above F1. When I first got my x61s kept hitting F1 instead. In the end I just xmodmapped my F1 to ESC. Problem solved.
"Basically, the problem exists in the DNS system, which translates Web addresses into numerical IP addresses and serves as the phone book for the Internet."
I would have expected more from CNet. I guess thats what the internet is now: "The Web".
I always wonder why Windows didn't use UTC on the hardwareclock, and then use timezone and related info to decide what to display to the user. I guess the domain controller problems relate to kerberos tickets or something like that, right?
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Tell people that it is like using a public wireless hotspot to access the net, assume that someone is watching, and maybe even interfering with your traffic.
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It seems that Microsoft Research uses Google and not Bing. (Just like everyone else)
I can't say that I would have done anything differently. If he donates the money to EFF great, if not it is his decision, and I am OK with that.
If you didn't donate any money, you don't get to say what is right or wrong.
Has anyone had a closer look at the last photo?
They all look angry or unhappy.
For extra credit:
Add thought bubbles.
How is this flamebait? It was an honest opinion. It might be touchy subject for some, but how can you argue against me calling Apple products proprietary?
No, I have been a card carrying open source evangelist since 1997.
I do not like Google, but Apple is even worse.
iPhone is too proprietary it is a dead end.
It is better than discriminating based on the webserver software, like MSN was doing:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/04/26/1228227
My Lenovo x61s has the ESC right above F1. When I first got my x61s kept hitting F1 instead. In the end I just xmodmapped my F1 to ESC. Problem solved.
So winning a war will be about programming skills and not economic power.
I for one welcome our new communist overlords.
I agree, I wonder how this will change wars. Changing the economics is probably harder than just focusing on education.
Moors law will applied to war is a scary concept.
If that's your idea of abuse, the waaahmbulance is definitely coming to pick you up.
No you are right, it is not abuse it is torture. (in the long run)
1 to troll in 2 seconds...
Honestly I think this acceptance of things going wrong and "thats just the way IT is" belongs in the Windows world.
I have personally quit 2 jobs in the past because I was asked to work with Microsoft products.
User friendly and sysadmin friendly are two different things.
I wonder if they have fixed the security problems of the past.
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/06/28/1124256
Maybe you are thinking of Sun's Project Looking Glass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXv8VlpoK_g
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"Basically, the problem exists in the DNS system, which translates Web addresses into numerical IP addresses and serves as the phone book for the Internet."
I would have expected more from CNet. I guess thats what the internet is now: "The Web".
I have never wished for mod points until now... (positive)
The Task Manager in Vista only counts physical memmory.
Try Running the Task Manager from XP on Vista. Scary stuff...
His works have inspired a lot of people, including me.
Farewell
I always wonder why Windows didn't use UTC on the hardwareclock, and then use timezone and related info to decide what to display to the user. I guess the domain controller problems relate to kerberos tickets or something like that, right?
Tell people that it is like using a public wireless hotspot to access the net, assume that someone is watching, and maybe even interfering with your traffic.
They were just renamed to flash monkey.
I hate flash sites.
You XOR it with either 1 or 0.
The US is getting close to the point where you can sue someone for NOT giving you a reason to sue them.
Too bad that the rest of the world is following close behind.
Bush thinks the the US is "the leaders of the free world"?
In the kingdom of the blind, the man with no head is king.
You are right, that is not much. Maybe I should ask for a /48 from my ISP.
/64 (or /48 if you need it)."
"if you do not have an IPv6 allocation already, you can ask support to be allocated a
But is is more than enough. /64, and that is still way more than enough.
I got an
To bad IPv6 adoption has been so slow.
People could paste a picture of "a partialy nude female" on their monitor while playing any game?
All games sould be rated M?
Hackers could possibly hack the ESRB website and add a picture of "a partialy nude female" on the site.
Sould the ESRB website be rated M?