The mob who made the stupid comments is not the CSA, but the group who made the drill. They don't really know much about space, they just know drilling into rock. So in this case the gaff is acceptable.
Well KMail handles it all beautifully. I generated my key once, an uploaded it to keyserver. Since then everything I do with GPG is handled by Kmail with no problems whatsoever. In fact in the new version of KMail, if it can find a key for the person you are emailing it will encrypt it by default.
I'd personally like to see KOffice become big. It has the potential, and just needs a few more professional features. I'd like to see a secure perl based scripting language built into the Koffice apps. If it had that it would be nearly perfect.
I'd like a peer to peer system that could do it to share bandwidth load. I though Freenet may have gone partly that way, but it's too slow and the anonymity bit completely stuffs it.
The new scheduler and the preemptible patch should work together well. The new scheduler is designed to make interactive tasks seems snappier, so 2.5/2.6 should be a lot faster on interactive stuff.
Umm, don't you know that you can schedule an article to appear on the main page at any time you want? I know because Chrisd showed us how at linux.conf.au last week.:-)
Stupid people do still get killed, but to really evolve quicker there needs to be more discrimination in breeding. Currently people don't use logic in breeding choices. If they did things could be better.:-)
Um where have you been? The giFT project is now developing an OpenFT network which is similiar to fasttrack, but fully open source. So soon they'll have their own network.
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Well you can't point a telescope towards the sun and expect to see something! You can only see Mercury(most of the time) after the sun has set.
It needs a perl binding.
The mob who made the stupid comments is not the CSA, but the group who made the drill. They don't really know much about space, they just know drilling into rock. So in this case the gaff is acceptable.
David
Well KMail handles it all beautifully. I generated my key once, an uploaded it to keyserver. Since then everything I do with GPG is handled by Kmail with no problems whatsoever. In fact in the new version of KMail, if it can find a key for the person you are emailing it will encrypt it by default.
David
Anyone know of any howtos for this? And how much is it likely to cost as compared to a standard PC. Thanks,
David
Steel is actually weaker than the material that makes up our bones.
Oh yes, didn't that work. Nobody has copys of DeCSS anymore do they? :-P
I've never used codeweaver's stuff, and I've been running WMA 6.4 under wine CVS for over a year.
David
I've never used codeweavers wine, I only use the standard one, and I've had WMA 6.4 running for over a year now.
David
I'd personally like to see KOffice become big. It has the potential, and just needs a few more professional features. I'd like to see a secure perl based scripting language built into the Koffice apps. If it had that it would be nearly perfect.
David
If you'd RTFM you'd find out that you use middle-click(or both click on two button mice) to cut and paste in X.
Well i went macromedia's website and downloaded shockwave player for linux, and it works fine in Netscape, Mozilla and konqueror.
Will that be used in 3.0? Thanks
David
Not so much a part of programming, but cookies on websites that have no legitimate reasons to use them annoys me a lot.
No details for a start, on either web site. Any such initative would normally be announced at a press conference.
I'd like a peer to peer system that could do it to share bandwidth load. I though Freenet may have gone partly that way, but it's too slow and the anonymity bit completely stuffs it.
David
We could always communicate using quantum entanglement!
A new scheduler that improves interactive performance+preemptible kernel and other improvements.
This should make 2.5/2.6 "feel" much faster.
The new scheduler and the preemptible patch should work together well. The new scheduler is designed to make interactive tasks seems snappier, so 2.5/2.6 should be a lot faster on interactive stuff.
Umm, don't you know that you can schedule an article to appear on the main page at any time you want? I know because Chrisd showed us how at linux.conf.au last week. :-)
I use KMail which doesn't load URLs.
Ah okay. I could still get that using tcpdump or similiar though...
Thanks,
David
Stupid people do still get killed, but to really evolve quicker there needs to be more discrimination in breeding. Currently people don't use logic in breeding choices. If they did things could be better. :-)
Um where have you been? The giFT project is now developing an OpenFT network which is similiar to fasttrack, but fully open source. So soon they'll have their own network.
Maybe that's because Webster's isn't a French language dictionary. AFAIK it is french. Of course I could be wrong. :-)
David