Seriously, WTF? It's not like Java isn't braindead enough on its own [/flamebait].
On a more serious note, I *really* don't understand the reasoning behind this decision on Sun's part. Any Java developers out there? What do you think about this?
The Institute for the Promotion of the Internet Protocol Utility (IPIPU) will be a non-profit association of users of Internet connectivity [...] How do you pronounce IPIPU? I-Pee-Poo?
"Is your project illegal? Doesn't forbid the DMCA all this? The DMCA forbids circumventing copy protection, but but this is not our goal. We develop an alternative operating system for the Xbox gaming console. [...]"
"On June 17th it was announced that the final milestone in the IEEE standards approval process was reached last week when the IEEE 802.3ae specification for 10 Gigabit Ethernet was approved as an IEEE standard by the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) Standards Board."
Is it just me, or is the abbreviation 'IEEE' appears a lil' bit too much in that paragraph?
1] Longer battery life 2] An actual keyboard (or a stylus that works) 3] Upgrade-able software 4] Lots, LOTS of memory 5] Ofcourse, the ability to run in a Beowulf cluster...
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Seriously, WTF? It's not like Java isn't braindead enough on its own [/flamebait].
On a more serious note, I *really* don't understand the reasoning behind this decision on Sun's part. Any Java developers out there? What do you think about this?
-1, Not k5; this ain't the edit queue ;P
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I'm not kidding, I'm living in Israel ;)
2002-12-16 21:30:02 Multiple Flaws In SSH Implementations (articles,security) (rejected)
There are some photos here and here
Heheh, I'm an Uplink addict too :D
There is no tea.
Righty-dokey. Point taken... (Sorry, its 5am here).
...nobody cares. Uhm, seriously, I'm not trolling. But this is definitely not a hot news item that belongs on the front page.
Where are you ordering those from? Just wondering... been thinking of getting an LCD panel or somesuch, but this seems way cooler.
The first time I read the headline I though they were trying to put a keg of beer in CVS. But then again, I just woke up.
And the web interface I'm building (CGI & Net::Telnet) get's the work done beautifily. (Try doing this in PHP or Java.)
Uh, fsockopen() in PHP?
LMFAO, I fell off my chair when I read the name.
I think people will actually buy it to say "Oh, yeah, I'm running Rehmudi Linux" when asked.
ROFL.
HTTP Error 403
...from RIAA.com
403.9 Access Forbidden: Too many users are connected
This error can be caused if the Web server is busy and cannot process your request due to heavy traffic. Please try to connect again later.
Please contact the Web server's administrator if the problem persists.
"Combines very high precision dynamic occlusion culling with a form of geometric mipmapping [...]"
Thats a nice way of saying "It looks pretty and lets you kill stuff". Hehe.
I share a birthday with an IIS worm! Seriously!
Do I get a cookie?
The Institute for the Promotion of the Internet Protocol Utility (IPIPU) will be a non-profit association of users of Internet connectivity [...]
How do you pronounce IPIPU? I-Pee-Poo?
</joke>
(from http://xbox-linux.sourceforge.net/faq.php)
"Is your project illegal? Doesn't forbid the DMCA all this?
The DMCA forbids circumventing copy protection, but but this is not our goal. We develop an alternative operating system for the Xbox gaming console. [...]"
Doesn't forbid... Right.
"On June 17th it was announced that the final milestone in the IEEE standards approval process was reached last week when the IEEE 802.3ae specification for 10 Gigabit Ethernet was approved as an IEEE standard by the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) Standards Board."
Is it just me, or is the abbreviation 'IEEE' appears a lil' bit too much in that paragraph?
Green Destiny belongs to a class of makeshift supercomputers called Beowulf clusters.
Uh-oh...
Voltaire did. I think.
OH SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURE CHHUUUREDY SUURE WAIT 20 SECONDS SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE SLASHDOT.
Am I reading correctly? Did this guy just prove that anti-gravitational fields (or maybe, lack of gravitation would be more correct) are a reality?
There is going to be a partial solar eclipse tonight.
Tonight? Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
(just summarizing here)
1] Longer battery life
2] An actual keyboard (or a stylus that works)
3] Upgrade-able software
4] Lots, LOTS of memory
5] Ofcourse, the ability to run in a Beowulf cluster...