China's gov. does nothing to stop de floods of SPAM sent everyday from there but want to fsck up bloggers? Simple! Just start sending out all your political considerations by spamming the world with it.
If you can sell vI@gr@ and enlarge my penis maybe you can make me read all the things you have to say about living in a represive country (not that by living in Brazil we don't already know).
... and btw it works just fine on a old k6-2 400mhz with 128 ram. Try to get w2k on that and you are just fscked.
As for the labs I do work in Brazil, mostly non gov. organizations that do humanitary work, keeping those old computers running is the only way to provide a lot of ppl with the office tools they need to know when aplying for a initial job colocation.
And to add a bit of Linux to that (this is/. after all) we tryed RH/Debian/Mdk etc and running OO.org on those machines is as painful as trying to run w2k or XP. W98 in this scenario is like tha parent said: it just works
... disable the digital output of my cd player? Would it burn the fiber comming to my soundblaster? No... so don't give me that crap about "copy protection"... as long as I can play it I can copy it!
"When I took people out to see it, they just walked right by it," Park said. "They couldn't grok that the thing could be so small and dainty."... I got myself thinking that line one some *other* situation... kinda embarrassing.
If only more journalists follows principles like this we would have a better media:
1. Define a set of values
2. Tell the truth
3. Respect human dignity
4. Recognize the complexity of human nature
5. Be distrustful of unchecked power.
6. Foster a diversity of views
7. Challenge "group think."
8. Take time to listen and to think.
9. Encourage criticism and self-examination 10. Correct mistakes
Have a look at a brief description of each of them.
100k for 96 processors? Figure you can get a barebones system with 256 MB ram for around $250. That's $24k for the boxes, a 96-port switch, and some good clustering software.
Becouse I would be happy to have that java video on demand on my site but I could not find a free (as in beer and as in speach at the same time) solution.
Does anyone of you fellow/.ers know such a solution?
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Nah... I'll get on of those in my car! That's what I call pimp my ride!!!
China's gov. does nothing to stop de floods of SPAM sent everyday from there but want to fsck up bloggers? Simple! Just start sending out all your political considerations by spamming the world with it.
If you can sell vI@gr@ and enlarge my penis maybe you can make me read all the things you have to say about living in a represive country (not that by living in Brazil we don't already know).
If you cannot blog it, SPAM it!
... becouse at least for me ECS mobos == headache.
It just have all sort of problems you can think of. Go for a Asus or Abit and you will be much happier.
Ok... keep Pamela Adersons "consciousness" to yourself and just give me her body ;)
... to offer GNU/Linux?
Damn language when a double "o" or a double "p" can make the diff between my ass being whooped or my comment being funny :)
So "whooping" goes not only for supercomputer processing power description but also to wheeless mouse prices! :)
... and btw it works just fine on a old k6-2 400mhz with 128 ram. Try to get w2k on that and you are just fscked.
/. after all) we tryed RH/Debian/Mdk etc and running OO.org on those machines is as painful as trying to run w2k or XP. W98 in this scenario is like tha parent said: it just works
As for the labs I do work in Brazil, mostly non gov. organizations that do humanitary work, keeping those old computers running is the only way to provide a lot of ppl with the office tools they need to know when aplying for a initial job colocation.
And to add a bit of Linux to that (this is
This comes in handy with a lot of hacks and mods using Linux to drive it.
For some weird reason I cannot explain Apple + Intel keeps comming off as nipple to me! I got to get out more...
Script kiddie UFO chaser Is Al Quaeda master criminal.
refactoring! And at least I'm refactoring myself ;)
News for the amnesiac. Stuff that mattered.
"When I took people out to see it, they just walked right by it," Park said. "They couldn't grok that the thing could be so small and dainty." ... I got myself thinking that line one some *other* situation... kinda embarrassing.
Have fun...
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And BTW this is quite good quality DVDR copy from a final workprint... have a timer on top but sound is very good and img sharp.
Marge: [on radio] Husband on murderous rampage. Send help. Over.
;)
Chief Wiggum: Whew, thank God that's over. I was worried for a little bit.
Ok, now where is mar karma?
Other Winggum quotes here.
If only more journalists follows principles like this we would have a better media:
1. Define a set of values
2. Tell the truth
3. Respect human dignity
4. Recognize the complexity of human nature
5. Be distrustful of unchecked power.
6. Foster a diversity of views
7. Challenge "group think."
8. Take time to listen and to think.
9. Encourage criticism and self-examination
10. Correct mistakes
Have a look at a brief description of each of them.
Now I want a license plate with my IP subnets on it!!!
/.!
Where r my pills??!
Damn this
Second post :) But not bad anyways ;)
100k for 96 processors? Figure you can get a barebones system with 256 MB ram for around $250. That's $24k for the boxes, a 96-port switch, and some good clustering software.
Where's the rest of the cost coming from?
Becouse I would be happy to have that java video on demand on my site but I could not find a free (as in beer and as in speach at the same time) solution.
/.ers know such a solution?
Does anyone of you fellow
Regards,
Addario
Slashdot: News for the amnesiac, stuff that mattered.
:)
When it's not old news it's dup right?
Download it