>>Frankly, I'm tired of Steve Jobs claiming he >>has a "revolutionary" new upgrade for my >>Macintosh every year. I don't think that this >>is worth $129.00.
Well I've put a team of monkeys to work on trying to figure out how to ensure you don't lose your $129 dollars, and will still allow Steve Jobs to market his product in a way that he sees fit.
After 3.4 seconds, the monkeys typed the following:
I work at a medium-large (household name) sized software company and have basically nil Linux knowledge. However, going through the docs jabber took only a few hours to setup, creating contact lists for everyone took some time but since they were XML i loved it.
The only jabber chat rooms developer folks were really helpful with a few questions that came up.
No, it's not a matter of confusion, the parent seems to be deciding to use Windows vs Linux based on the bootup time which is silly. There are tools for every job. Sometimes it is Windows, sometimes it is Linux.
The alternative I suggested was to use suspend, a better option would be hibernate perhaps where the laptop is completely powered down. The Ram contents are written to harddisk. On an ACPI system windows begins loading and sees that it was in suspend and loads the hibernation file into ram, or APM where this function is controlled more at the bios level.
If they're wrong, although I doubt it, and it turns out LinkSys did release everything they needed to release in order to comply with GPL, this is probably the latest product they'll release with Linux code.
It's interesting that CNN's main page still shows the top story as: Senate OKs no-call list The Senate approved legislation that would grant authority to the Federal Trade Commission to maintain a do not call registry for telemarketers. The House approved similar.....
>> SCO is correct. (Score:1) >> by dnoyeb (547705) on Wednesday September 24, @02:25PM (#7046789) >>(http://www.rigidsoftware.com/) >> >>SCO's interpretation is certainly correct
Sup Darl? Enjoying those fatties? Enjoy them while they last!
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>>Frankly, I'm tired of Steve Jobs claiming he
>>has a "revolutionary" new upgrade for my
>>Macintosh every year. I don't think that this
>>is worth $129.00.
Well I've put a team of monkeys to work on trying to figure out how to ensure you don't lose your $129 dollars, and will still allow Steve Jobs to market his product in a way that he sees fit.
After 3.4 seconds, the monkeys typed the following:
DON'T BUY IT
>> In other words, innocent until proven guilty.
You mean guilty until proven innocent? The burden is on the STUDENT to justify what they are researching.
Found a link off the main article showcasing products embedded with Linux and actually shipping.
>> I am really astonished that you people think
>> exploits are something microsoft releases
>> along with a patch.. hello???
No. Exploits are usually released with major operating system upgrades, not patches.
That would be funnier if it was SCO suing valve for using System V Unix Code in Half Life 2.
>> And if you think drug users don't fuck up
Drug users do not always.
Drug abusers do.
The same goes for anything else such as driving or gambling. Any addiction really.
Well I guess we better submit a graphic to CmdrTaco for the 'asshat' topic.
Which side of the letter do they scan though?
When would they know to scan both?
How would they know the letter they're scanning isn't intended for 'Customer B' and got mixed in with 'Customer X's mail?
for xp systems that are not connected to a domain (welcome screen enabled, fast user switching enabled) CTRL-ALT-DEL still brings up task manager.
Ctrl-Alt-Delete brings up task manager on some systems and options to change password/launch task manager/lock screen on the other.
It never had anything to do with hard reset, CTRL-ALT-DEL is a soft reset.
If you want a hard reset, thats why the case/tower normally has a button for reset.
I work at a medium-large (household name) sized software company and have basically nil Linux knowledge. However, going through the docs jabber took only a few hours to setup, creating contact lists for everyone took some time but since they were XML i loved it.
The only jabber chat rooms developer folks were really helpful with a few questions that came up.
>> Trillian people didn't make this patch
.74 are on the way and will be released once the patch is 100%...
>> available in their free version,
Not yet. The Pro version was first priority but have announced patches will be available for all versions.
Yahoo Patch Beta 1 is available for Pro customers; patches for 1.0 and
Source: http://www.trillian.cc/ (Bottom right of page)
>> Perhaps the instant-on concept confuses you?
No, it's not a matter of confusion, the parent seems to be deciding to use Windows vs Linux based on the bootup time which is silly. There are tools for every job. Sometimes it is Windows, sometimes it is Linux.
The alternative I suggested was to use suspend, a better option would be hibernate perhaps where the laptop is completely powered down. The Ram contents are written to harddisk. On an ACPI system windows begins loading and sees that it was in suspend and loads the hibernation file into ram, or APM where this function is controlled more at the bios level.
I'm all for that last minute getting to class thing, but you could always boot it a minute before class starts?
Or leave it in suspend?
You forgot to welcome our bongo beating overlords.
If they're wrong, although I doubt it, and it turns out LinkSys did release everything they needed to release in order to comply with GPL, this is probably the latest product they'll release with Linux code.
They're just gonna get fed up.
>>Violation (Score:1, Flamebait)
>>by mschoolbus (627182)
Yeah, having the Microsoft Magic School bus will put a lot of clout behind our argument.
The Magic School Bus Explores the Ocean
Magic School Bus Explores the Solar System
Magic School Bus Lands on Mars
Magic School Bus Goes To Court over GPL
Magic School Bus Launches An Attack At SCO
If I ever have kids, they are getting this whole series!
ugh children.
none of that tcp/ip bongo crap in my day. i walked to school uphill both ways in nothing my bare feet.
You waited 15 seconds, that is the problem.
It may not be the content distribution system of the future, but it's pretty good for the here and now.
I've been running this torrent for about 2 minutes now and i'm getting 28 kB/s down and 11 kB/s up
You need patience young grasshopper.
And I for one welcome our Bug-Ridden, overflow full of, anoying colored, crappy security, non-thinking overlords.
:)
Ah who am I kidding, I just want them to think that before I hit them in the head with a brick.
>> I ANAL
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Please cease and desist in posting my license plate on
It's interesting that CNN's main page still shows the top story as:
Senate OKs no-call list
The Senate approved legislation that would grant authority to the Federal Trade Commission to maintain a do not call registry for telemarketers. The House approved similar.....
>>Yeah, they'll also need to sell an attractive,
>>high quality product with good tech support.
>>No chance.
And to compete they'll need to ability to burn these files to CD as you can do with iTunes and will be able to do with Napster.
>> SCO is correct. (Score:1)
>> by dnoyeb (547705) on Wednesday September 24, @02:25PM (#7046789)
>>(http://www.rigidsoftware.com/)
>>
>>SCO's interpretation is certainly correct
Sup Darl? Enjoying those fatties? Enjoy them while they last!
>> (Score:3, Flamebait)
What silly (translation: dork) mod set him Flamebait for posting his opinion. I feel the same way, the redirect isn't terrible for everyone.