I run a couple proxy servers around the net and they all log to/dev/null. Don't track a thing. All of my web servers are the same for hit counting... after a half hour, the IPs are all gone. Why can't people who are going to taunt the FBI learn something and just NOT LOG A DAMN THING?
Direct3D is cool and all, but why is chasing Microsoft a good thing? The Linux community should be able to produce something that competes in this space quite easily, without paying tribute to MSFT.
How is it that we allow this to go on? Oh yeah, everyone just clicks OK when the big box full of text pops up. We need to get used to this type of conflict, or start our own services like passport that aren't so silly in construction.
It's too bad about that part with the weak security and all, but I can't see how he'll ever collect a dime. Hopefully sex.com can start serving up some goodies soon...
What do you expect? Pay for listing is the only way search engines will make money. Think about it: Would you use a search engine that charged a little, but provided much better results (ie no dead links, no off-topic stuff)? Think NorthernLight.Com does this.
I have to say this is the biggest pile of bullshit ever. At microsoft, you get railed on for being stupid (being asked by BillG "who hired you? why?" is a career ender) and doing dumb shit but NEVER NEVER over race. I have never seen a company that goes further to extract the most IQ points from a person regardless of any physical attribute than MS. These guys are a bunch of losers hoping for a free lunch.
I want to move to another planet... our only chance to save the human race is by becoming a space-faring race, and I'm all for colonizing distant balls of rock.
Although, given our track record, we would probably just turn it into a sterile ball of rock in a few hundred years.
Once again, an effort to study an event was funded by tax dollars while the results were kept secret. We need laws to open up to the public any research paid for with tax dollars... we paid for it once, we should have free access to it.
The proper way to fix Linux is to fix Linux, not to hide all the broken stuff under a layer of latency-adding abstraction. Do you ever do performance tests on your ideas or do you just code with the force? Very non-obvious things can have huge impact on performance and therefore usability. Adding a layer of abstraction will not help.
If you think I'm wrong, look at NT... it's all abstracted. If you want NT you know where to get it.
So what we're doing here is making life in userland harder... just because you're an OK app programmer doesn't mean you're an OK kernel programmer. It's this type of hackery that made NT4 so.. uh, stable. "Move it to the kernel!" We're on crack if we think Linux will be immune to the stability issues that Windows has just because we're open source.
Plus, since Linux (the kernel, yes) doesn't ship with a kernel debugger, how the heck can we expect people to submit bug reports?
Anonymous political speech is what it's all about. You need to be able to say things without dying for your cause... so much pain comes to those who speak out (ask Ken Sare We-wa (sp)).
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is there a proxy in Thailand? Could we not all start reporting all of the politicians, one by one, that exist in Thailand?
Can't put them all in jail.
Obviously!
http://pnnl.info/ for the info
and there's no there, there. Wow, two pictures of a cooling system. Be still my heart!
Nice of Nexus to get two stories almost in a row, too.
neat!
You're a liability. You got paid. Be happy.
I'm involved in the BoomerShoot and there's a whole website about making explosives there. I wonder when all of this will be illegal?
It violates the ninth, tenth, and first amendments. How is that a good law?
I work on some cool exothermic experiments with other people once a year.
Fabio? Is this you?
I run a couple proxy servers around the net and they all log to /dev/null. Don't track a thing. All of my web servers are the same for hit counting... after a half hour, the IPs are all gone. Why can't people who are going to taunt the FBI learn something and just NOT LOG A DAMN THING?
Direct3D is cool and all, but why is chasing Microsoft a good thing? The Linux community should be able to produce something that competes in this space quite easily, without paying tribute to MSFT.
How is it that we allow this to go on? Oh yeah, everyone just clicks OK when the big box full of text pops up. We need to get used to this type of conflict, or start our own services like passport that aren't so silly in construction.
Chromium (where I used to work) sells a user space Apache that's as fast as Tux. Too bad I don't work there any more.
How can we look to RedHat for technical leadership when Mandrake has already used this version number?
It's too bad about that part with the weak security and all, but I can't see how he'll ever collect a dime. Hopefully sex.com can start serving up some goodies soon...
Please. MLB wants to make money off a valuble franchise and Real has a stock price in the single digits. Get over it, everyone needs to get paid.
Since you usually don't swing your whole head around to look around your screen, this is gonna cause a whole lot of neck pain. Too bad, cool idea.
What do you expect? Pay for listing is the only way search engines will make money. Think about it: Would you use a search engine that charged a little, but provided much better results (ie no dead links, no off-topic stuff)? Think NorthernLight.Com does this.
I have to say this is the biggest pile of bullshit ever. At microsoft, you get railed on for being stupid (being asked by BillG "who hired you? why?" is a career ender) and doing dumb shit but NEVER NEVER over race. I have never seen a company that goes further to extract the most IQ points from a person regardless of any physical attribute than MS. These guys are a bunch of losers hoping for a free lunch.
I want to move to another planet... our only chance to save the human race is by becoming a space-faring race, and I'm all for colonizing distant balls of rock.
Although, given our track record, we would probably just turn it into a sterile ball of rock in a few hundred years.
Once again, an effort to study an event was funded by tax dollars while the results were kept secret. We need laws to open up to the public any research paid for with tax dollars... we paid for it once, we should have free access to it.
The proper way to fix Linux is to fix Linux, not to hide all the broken stuff under a layer of latency-adding abstraction. Do you ever do performance tests on your ideas or do you just code with the force? Very non-obvious things can have huge impact on performance and therefore usability. Adding a layer of abstraction will not help.
If you think I'm wrong, look at NT... it's all abstracted. If you want NT you know where to get it.
So what we're doing here is making life in userland harder... just because you're an OK app programmer doesn't mean you're an OK kernel programmer. It's this type of hackery that made NT4 so.. uh, stable. "Move it to the kernel!" We're on crack if we think Linux will be immune to the stability issues that Windows has just because we're open source.
Plus, since Linux (the kernel, yes) doesn't ship with a kernel debugger, how the heck can we expect people to submit bug reports?
Anonymous political speech is what it's all about. You need to be able to say things without dying for your cause... so much pain comes to those who speak out (ask Ken Sare We-wa (sp)).