There have been some comments saying that it would still mean that others are forcing their views by rating in a certain way OR that some fundamentalist would get lots of people to vote a certain way...
Well, Just like one has the option of reading Slashdot at -1 (who would ?) -- adults or children with supervision could choose to use the web at what ever setting. More over no single person can influence the rating of a certain site as it could be again like slashdot random moderation. The Internet is global too one person cannot rally the whole world, even if they did all they would do is rate a site not block it...
Can we not implement a freenet type decentralized, community based voting mechanism for web sites. This way the majority of the net users would vote on how a site is classified rather than a corporation...
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Microsoft Passport is just the service you need...
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Check out http://www.passport.com With everyone having their info with Microsoft, you can buy anywhere you want... Is that not nice ?
1. Because Linux is slow compared to WinNT in the graphics area. X is way too slow for me. I believe this is going to be addressed soon.
2. I cannot tweak it and tune it like I want EASILY. Nothing like a Control Panel where you can fine-tune everything. Linux-Conf crashes way too many times and is not comprehensive...
There is no mention of India in the CNN article. But the Slashdot blurb mentions India... And the Y2K section on India @ http://travel.state.gov/india.html seems to be pretty tame... Maybe Hemos just wanted add a few coutries of his own...
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Check this link: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/prelink-howto.xml
Once the DRM stuff is cracked (Microsoft encryption -- how hard can it be), we can play the DVD anywhere.
There have been some comments saying that it would still mean that others are forcing their views by rating in a certain way OR that some fundamentalist would get lots of people to vote a certain way...
Well, Just like one has the option of reading Slashdot at -1 (who would ?) -- adults or children with supervision could choose to use the web at what ever setting. More over no single person can influence the rating of a certain site as it could be again like slashdot random moderation. The Internet is global too one person cannot rally the whole world, even if they did all they would do is rate a site not block it...
Can we not implement a freenet type decentralized, community based voting mechanism for web sites. This way the majority of the net users would vote on how a site is classified rather than a corporation... C.
Check out http://www.passport.com With everyone having their info with Microsoft, you can buy anywhere you want... Is that not nice ?
1. Because Linux is slow compared to WinNT in the graphics area. X is way too slow for me. I believe this is going to be addressed soon.
2. I cannot tweak it and tune it like I want EASILY. Nothing like a Control Panel where you can fine-tune everything. Linux-Conf crashes way too many times and is not comprehensive...
3. Usual reasons: Lack of applications, etc.
I still use it once every month...
There is no mention of India in the CNN article. But the Slashdot blurb mentions India...
And the Y2K section on India @ http://travel.state.gov/india.html seems to be pretty tame...
Maybe Hemos just wanted add a few coutries of his own...