Debian Woody+2.4 kernels KDM(my fav login screen) IceWM(my fav wm + iceme + icepref) Mozilla AbiWord gnumeric evolution s shd(for remote control) or vncserver (I never got around to this)
For programmers:
gcc+kdevelop
Also, you should have central auth (maybe LDAP -- I never got around to it -- I have absolutely no idea how to do it), and an apt-proxy somewhere around the net.
This should run on a Duron/Celeron >700 + 128Mb RAM pretty well and gobbles only about 500Mb of the HDD (maybe less, maybe more)
Rsync file synch. Very technical. Very useful. Prior art widely available. They're never going to catch on if you change file to database or the like (bitstream etc.).
hell, boy, add infinity to R^3 and you got your compact, don't ye?
but the question is correct and the answer is: compact simply connected 3-manifold without _a boundary_ (any closed simply connected 3-manifold) and stuff:)
WinXP 2003. It does your dishes and dirty laundry too. Hell, it'll even marry you and make you seven billg lookalike children. And it screams in pleasure when you "tickle" it.
Debian comes with Mozilla and office apps. Windows comes with IE. Hard choice, huh?
Well we got every assignment in the last 5 years on file. We run hacker (which produces functionally equivalent programs = renames functions and vars) and the like (rotate ORCAD schemes) and got a cgi script that does most of this automagically.
Those dumb enough to carbon copy stuff deserve to be caught.
Besides the fact you're an IDIOT for using StarOffice which is at best unstable and at worst downright shit, you should try using gnumeric and abiword. I got along right fine. At work.
Or the KDE stuff (unstable but waaay better than staroffice).
Which is very unlike the Somalis which can
1. Play DVDs on their choice of equipment.
2. Smoke dope.
3. Kill American soldiers.
4. Kill fellow Somalis.
5. Die out of hunger.
6. Surf on an uncensored Internet.
7. Do all this and still be a law abiding citizen.
Wow such are the freedoms of the third world (slightly exaggerated).
Anyway WHAT THE HECK IS ALL THIS ABOUT:
Mr KATZ : The Saudis had to choose between a censored Internet or NO INTERNET AT ALL (well I had too much coffeine - nicotine is illegal in my county)
I mean I'm sure the government in those states is also one of the biggest users (direct consumer) of MS software anyway. I suppose the biggest buyer of MS software is the federal government.
(Neoclassical economists say that monopolies are the direct result of bad government procurement practices -- as if there are any good g. p. pr.)
This is obviously a fake. Afghanis watching Baywatch? A Linux-Loving geek from Kabul? Where the heck did you people come up with this stuff?
Stupidity.inc?
What if there is some serious kernel security hole in pre-2.2.20 and 2.0.x kernels affecting Bastille, RedHat up to 7.0 and EVERY OTHER linux system having a pre-2.2.20 kernel installed? What the heck is Alan hiding?
You got it wrong lad. WinXP is not like a Linux distro... WinXP is an OS, a Linux distro is the OS PLUSSSS Office suites (Koffice, StarOffice/ OpenOffice, AbiWord+Gnumeric come to mind), compilers, IDEs, webservers, fileservers, nameservers, mailservers, database servers
(closed source or open source -- I just went the Debian way -- free or costing money -- with or without source code bundled on CDs -- providing various grades of phone/chat etc. support to their customers).
Since there is so much free software out there the commercial distros do the mix and match and compile stuff for you and give you phone support at a cost. Non-commercial distros are mixed and... by volunteers and don't provide the "phone and get no clear answer" support.
Of course a closed-source monopoly would be a lot more profitable. But this is mostly FREE software.
How would a database tracking each person flying on the territory of the US stop suicidal terrorists?
The FBI already knows the names of most hijackers, what can the FBI do now to them? Freeze their credit?
Even if such a database existed there are many ways one can forge his identity. And even if such database existed it wouldn't have prevented tthe terrorists board the planes. MOST OF THEM WERE NOT INVOLVED IN TERRORIST ACTIVITY BEFORE THIS INCIDENT. IT TOOK THE FBI A FULL WEEK OF DIGGING TO FIND THAT SOME WERE "DIRTY".
And even if such a database was in place and was functional, will you deny to every person ("any potential terrorist" -- those with a tan perhaps -- everybody knows that Middle East is sunny) who doesn't fit the bill the "right to fly"? Or subject them to strip-searches?
And what good will crypto-backdoors on all US software will do? Will it push back into oblivion the RSA algorithms, or simply the old "Rebecca is OK, we're meeting Tuesday, two weeks from now." (meaning that we'll deliver the bomb two month from now on the third..don't take this literally, Echelon) post on a public site.
You want to solve the problem -- stop whining.The FBI has all the brawn they need, more muscle won't fill the place were their brains should be (remember the "We did not imagine this scenario" crap -- well you needn't -- Tom Clancy already did, 5 YEARS AGO). Find those responsible and quit whining.
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OOO... no, it's a copyright circumvention device LOL.
Great idea:
:)
1. Write a program that embeds a file in a jpeg image
2. Write a program that extracts a file from a JPEG image and executes it.
3. Encode the DeCSS algorithm over the American Flag.jpg
4. You're done.....
My solution:
s shd(for remote control)
Debian Woody+2.4 kernels
KDM(my fav login screen)
IceWM(my fav wm + iceme + icepref)
Mozilla
AbiWord
gnumeric
evolution
or
vncserver (I never got around to this)
For programmers:
gcc+kdevelop
Also, you should have central auth (maybe LDAP -- I never got around to it -- I have absolutely no idea how to do it), and an apt-proxy somewhere around the net.
This should run on a Duron/Celeron >700 + 128Mb RAM pretty well and gobbles only about 500Mb of the HDD (maybe less, maybe more)
Good luck!
Rsync file synch. Very technical. Very useful. Prior art widely available. They're never going to catch on if you change file to database or the like (bitstream etc.).
I expect cash.
It's very hard to define happiness, or spiritual happines as you call it.It can't be measured. Money can.
And anyway, if ensuring happiness would be at issue here, isn't it chemically feasible (see : drugs)?
hell, boy, add infinity to R^3 and you got your compact, don't ye?
:)
but the question is correct and the answer is:
compact simply connected 3-manifold without _a boundary_ (any closed simply connected 3-manifold) and stuff
WinXP 2003. It does your dishes and dirty laundry too. Hell, it'll even marry you and make you seven billg lookalike children. And it screams in pleasure when you "tickle" it.
Debian comes with Mozilla and office apps. Windows comes with IE. Hard choice, huh?
That's sugar and gas. You can try it on your dad's car gas tank. Just pour a couple of cups of sugar in it.
He'll probably just buy a new one.
That's like 25 to life under SSSCA. They're gonna save you from prison by including DRM.
Well, the guy has a point.
The last bug I saw listed on the linux list on this site was: kicq DoS attack. LOL.
Kernel.org is down again?
You're a Debian fan, aren't you?
Well we got every assignment in the last 5 years on file. We run hacker (which produces functionally equivalent programs = renames functions and vars) and the like (rotate ORCAD schemes) and got a cgi script that does most of this automagically.
Those dumb enough to carbon copy stuff deserve to be caught.
Besides the fact you're an IDIOT for using StarOffice which is at best unstable and at worst downright shit, you should try using gnumeric and abiword. I got along right fine. At work.
Or the KDE stuff (unstable but waaay better than staroffice).
apt is a general tool for managing dependencies meaning it works with RPMs, DEBs and whatever else you can imagine.
I got that one too... when I set the number of the connections allowed in MySQL to 10 and then tried to connect 11 clients.
Those numbers are unforgiving bitches, I swear on it.
Well I just couldn't resist. Feed the flame boyz.
I just don't believe this :)) Check my mail adress.
Which is very unlike the Somalis which can
1. Play DVDs on their choice of equipment.
2. Smoke dope.
3. Kill American soldiers.
4. Kill fellow Somalis.
5. Die out of hunger.
6. Surf on an uncensored Internet.
7. Do all this and still be a law abiding citizen.
Wow such are the freedoms of the third world (slightly exaggerated).
Anyway WHAT THE HECK IS ALL THIS ABOUT:
Mr KATZ : The Saudis had to choose between a censored Internet or NO INTERNET AT ALL (well I had too much coffeine - nicotine is illegal in my county)
IANAL, but what's that got to do with it?
I mean I'm sure the government in those states is also one of the biggest users (direct consumer) of MS software anyway. I suppose the biggest buyer of MS software is the federal government.
(Neoclassical economists say that monopolies are the direct result of bad government procurement practices -- as if there are any good g. p. pr.)
This is obviously a fake. Afghanis watching Baywatch? A Linux-Loving geek from Kabul? Where the heck did you people come up with this stuff?
Stupidity.inc?
Since it wouldn't run Linux, it would make a nice Turing machine though...
I don't remember any computers built around this one but since there exists an emulator... it would make a nice pet project.
What if there is some serious kernel security hole in pre-2.2.20 and 2.0.x kernels affecting Bastille, RedHat up to 7.0 and EVERY OTHER linux system having a pre-2.2.20 kernel installed? What the heck is Alan hiding?
You got it wrong lad. WinXP is not like a Linux distro... WinXP is an OS, a Linux distro is the OS PLUSSSS Office suites (Koffice, StarOffice/ OpenOffice, AbiWord+Gnumeric come to mind), compilers, IDEs, webservers, fileservers, nameservers, mailservers, database servers
(closed source or open source -- I just went the Debian way -- free or costing money -- with or without source code bundled on CDs -- providing various grades of phone/chat etc. support to their customers).
Since there is so much free software out there the commercial distros do the mix and match and compile stuff for you and give you phone support at a cost. Non-commercial distros are mixed and... by volunteers and don't provide the "phone and get no clear answer" support.
Of course a closed-source monopoly would be a lot more profitable. But this is mostly FREE software.
How would a database tracking each person flying on the territory of the US stop suicidal terrorists?
The FBI already knows the names of most hijackers, what can the FBI do now to them? Freeze their credit?
Even if such a database existed there are many ways one can forge his identity. And even if such database existed it wouldn't have prevented tthe terrorists board the planes. MOST OF THEM WERE NOT INVOLVED IN TERRORIST ACTIVITY BEFORE THIS INCIDENT. IT TOOK THE FBI A FULL WEEK OF DIGGING TO FIND THAT SOME WERE "DIRTY".
And even if such a database was in place and was functional, will you deny to every person ("any potential terrorist" -- those with a tan perhaps -- everybody knows that Middle East is sunny) who doesn't fit the bill the "right to fly"? Or subject them to strip-searches?
And what good will crypto-backdoors on all US software will do? Will it push back into oblivion the RSA algorithms, or simply the old "Rebecca is OK, we're meeting Tuesday, two weeks from now." (meaning that we'll deliver the bomb two month from now on the third..don't take this literally, Echelon) post on a public site.
You want to solve the problem -- stop whining.The FBI has all the brawn they need, more muscle won't fill the place were their brains should be (remember the "We did not imagine this scenario" crap -- well you needn't -- Tom Clancy already did, 5 YEARS AGO). Find those responsible and quit whining.