This morning, however, McBride had to face the music with shareholders during the Unix vendor's quarterly earnings call, where he reported sharply reduced earnings and sparse revenue from its licensing business.
McBride put the blame squarely on his rivals for raising doubts in the minds of potential licensees about the legitimacy of SCO's ownership of System V Unix. SCO alleges that IBM illegally contributed Unix code to the Linux kernel and has levied a $5 billion suit against Big Blue.
evilwm has a small mem footprint and in speaking to people on freenode (developers) that is the WM to use (and I agree). Bloat is just that and there is no reason for it.
I am working with a team of people to extend FOAF and social networks to help you "keep-track" of your current friends and what it going on with them. I.e. current GPS coordinates, utilizing the MeNowDocument at http://schema.peoplesdns.com/menow/ (which I co-authored) and auto-updating FOAF data through the web for everything from current pictures to current locations (you can even go as far as scripting in which mp3 you are listening to or what webpage you are browsing and this all is updated automatically)
Anyway, it is not just about "meeting" people (I could care less about meeting new friends, I have enough friends and can barely keep up with them) it is really about organizing them.
well http://falcon-nw.com/ are the guys who originally did the gaming pc. I have done the tour when I lived there in Ashland and worked at project-a and those guys do make them right..
This is Joel (at IC).. I personally feel that BIND/Sendmail both have actually weathered quite well and made it through a lot of checking over the years. All the bugs/sploits etc have kind of made both of those packages like the equivalent of a "software cactus" and people feel secure in knowing they have "weathered the storm".
DJB's software is great (i.e. qmail and me go way back, when is yours, IRIS, going to go opensource eh? IRIS could give sendmail a run for it's money.) but he seems to, on purpose, want to make it hard to modify and use (i.e. use for distro's) so he is slowly being shut out. Not to mention the fact that he is not bothering to update it or work on it.
If a significant exploit in BIND came out, or a string of significant exploits came out you would see a shift I think. (i.e. Software Darwin'ism) but this has not happened in a while.
In addition, if something new were to be added to DNS, a new way to add things in DNS that for some reason BIND could not support and people wanted to use it, then it would also go the way of the dodo, but time will tell.
I would be interesting to see a timeline survey with important markings of significant exploits to watch the usage change.
If I am forced to use windows I go nuts because this behavior is NOT happening.
It isn't broke, there is nothing to fix, that is the way it is and we like it that way.
If you really don't like it, write something to change that behavior and opensource it so others like you can use it and stop asking slashdot questions like these.
dude.. it is inherited, 100% through genes, there is a mountain of evidence for this.
twins/studies, studies with adoptions as a lot of schizophrenics/bipolars used to be "forced" to give their children up for adoption.
it would be great to just say "yea, it's this one thing", but honestly, the brain changes (i.e. deterioration in extreme cases) just cannot be attributed to being beat as a kid or whatever.
Well, if they would provide a linux client I could toss this on an OpenMosix cluster I run. but.. still no linux client.. guess they just want the regular 'joe' home machines and not people with a lot of number crunching power?
notice they didn't state that paid-for software is often more unreliable that unpaid-for software. My linux box uptime:186 days and handles a lot of stuff (mail/www/huge crontab) in addition to being node1 on a three node cluster. And guess what, it is all 100% free.
And, if I want, I can tweak it as I see fit and often do.
This article is just moaning about how everyone's property (read, interested parties) cannot be controlled and we would be better off dealing with countries that steal our stuff than these communist hippie programmer types.
algebra is the most important. programming is like doing algebra all day long a lot of the time.
calculus and trig etc are not used all that much in reality unless you are doing some crazy shit like this: http://lucifer.intercosmos.net/?view=SNIP&i tem =64
In the 50's it was the rockefellars and whatnot. All the smart guys were famous.
For me growing up, I read all the time.. got beat up for knowing how to read. (jealousy).. That just fed me to continue.
Now, what role models do the young men have? Nothing of any worth. The women (who are by far surpassing men in every American field now) have many many role models and a lot to look up to. I personally cannot think of a public role model who is successful and smart and not villified by the media (think Bill Gates).
All these young kids have nothing just ignorant rappers and other leeches on society that should never be role models because they are be "subversive" for money. Today, the guy in a high school who listens to classical or something non-violent would be considered "alter".
Anyway, they are all doing the same things, everywhere you look and it is sad. I suppose the world will always need trash guys and janitors, but having an entire generation of them is just plain sad.
it is a mac "graphics" person who has an obvious disdain for "compiling" something, or even know why you might want to compile something instead of using a pre-built binary. I run X, use gimp, albeit not for the same purposes, I am not sure who they are talking to, but I would not recommend gimp to anyone who had massive serious work to do with graphics. One, linux guys mostly don't care much about graphics. (mostly.. there are a few). Two, gimp is mostly for quick deals and unless you are a script-fu hacker and feel like writing your own plugins it is not for production house style graphics. You need to work with the tools others are using.
As a side note, photoshop is for "Print" and still is not fully set for "web". For web, fireworks is what basically all the pros are using and for good reason. Using crossover you can run either fireworks or photoshop in X with no problems so you don't have to bother booting into windows. If you feel like making a quick button, gimp is fine.
Take it for what it is, don't try to rate a program against something that it is not really in the same area as.. It would be like comparing netscape mail to outlook, they are just different animals.
Jeez... this is hosted on HappyHacker.. Won't that lady *ever go away*...
How long has it been.. she calls the FBI constantly trying to say people who put up negative stuff about her are "hacking" her.
Dis had to sue to get his face off the cover of her book. I was in the middle of a move and didn't get the email about getting my face off of there.. And I am still pissed about it.
bah.. don't give this retch any more publicity.. she is a bottom feeder.
tagword.com has had this same thing for quite some time. They do little dhtml popups over certain words. It works on the base HTML without having to mess with the page. Same thing..
get thousands of proxies. use a nifty program like curl and randomize useragents/proxies etc. query google as you go and get the ads. click-bomb off your competetive advertisers first thing in the morning to blow away their daily limits for advertising. watch your five cent per click ad be number one! easy..
not as near many results. baidu actually has a lot of returned results. not as many as some place like soulreactor.com but they are direct links at least.
Slashdot Mirror
Here is a link that made me laugh..
This morning, however, McBride had to face the music with shareholders during the Unix vendor's quarterly earnings call, where he reported sharply reduced earnings and sparse revenue from its licensing business.
McBride put the blame squarely on his rivals for raising doubts in the minds of potential licensees about the legitimacy of SCO's ownership of System V Unix. SCO alleges that IBM illegally contributed Unix code to the Linux kernel and has levied a $5 billion suit against Big Blue.
and if they keep heading down down down the DOW tube, they just might be de-listed by the end of the year :)
Would that not be perfect.
evilwm has a small mem footprint and in speaking to people on freenode (developers) that is the WM to use (and I agree).
Bloat is just that and there is no reason for it.
Hahaha..
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I am working with a team of people to extend FOAF and social networks to help you "keep-track" of your current friends and what it going on with them. I.e. current GPS coordinates, utilizing the MeNowDocument at http://schema.peoplesdns.com/menow/ (which I co-authored) and auto-updating FOAF data through the web for everything from current pictures to current locations (you can even go as far as scripting in which mp3 you are listening to or what webpage you are browsing and this all is updated automatically)
Anyway, it is not just about "meeting" people (I could care less about meeting new friends, I have enough friends and can barely keep up with them) it is really about organizing them.
See my
just go through and clear them.
easy.. they are almost all spam, even down on page 19 of the google results.
bah
well http://falcon-nw.com/ are the guys who originally did the gaming pc.
I have done the tour when I lived there in Ashland and worked at project-a and those guys do make them right..
This is Joel (at IC)..
I personally feel that BIND/Sendmail both have actually weathered quite well and made it through a lot of checking over the years. All the bugs/sploits etc have kind of made both of those packages like the equivalent of a "software cactus" and people feel secure in knowing they have "weathered the storm".
DJB's software is great (i.e. qmail and me go way back, when is yours, IRIS, going to go opensource eh? IRIS could give sendmail a run for it's money.) but he seems to, on purpose, want to make it hard to modify and use (i.e. use for distro's) so he is slowly being shut out. Not to mention the fact that he is not bothering to update it or work on it.
If a significant exploit in BIND came out, or a string of significant exploits came out you would see a shift I think. (i.e. Software Darwin'ism) but this has not happened in a while.
In addition, if something new were to be added to DNS, a new way to add things in DNS that for some reason BIND could not support and people wanted to use it, then it would also go the way of the dodo, but time will tell.
I would be interesting to see a timeline survey with important markings of significant exploits to watch the usage change.
Anyway.. cheers.
-joeldg
hahahahahahahahahaha.....
:) and I would bet it was in redhat around 7'ish...
oh.. my side... my side...
too damn funny..
sounds like you had some personal experience with this.
I have not had that particular issue since making the switch to gentoo it seemsto manage the libraries very well.
If I am forced to use windows I go nuts because this behavior is NOT happening.
It isn't broke, there is nothing to fix, that is the way it is and we like it that way.
If you really don't like it, write something to change that behavior and opensource it so others like you can use it and stop asking slashdot questions like these.
dude..
it is inherited, 100% through genes, there is a mountain of evidence for this.
twins/studies, studies with adoptions as a lot of schizophrenics/bipolars used to be "forced" to give their children up for adoption.
it would be great to just say "yea, it's this one thing", but honestly, the brain changes (i.e. deterioration in extreme cases) just cannot be attributed to being beat as a kid or whatever.
look something up before spouting off next time.
Well, if they would provide a linux client I could toss this on an OpenMosix cluster I run.
but..
still no linux client..
guess they just want the regular 'joe' home machines and not people with a lot of number crunching power?
*sigh*
yay!..
lets bomb a certain few companies off the map.
notice they didn't state that paid-for software is often more unreliable that unpaid-for software. My linux box uptime:186 days and handles a lot of stuff (mail/www/huge crontab) in addition to being node1 on a three node cluster. And guess what, it is all 100% free.
And, if I want, I can tweak it as I see fit and often do.
This article is just moaning about how everyone's property (read, interested parties) cannot be controlled and we would be better off dealing with countries that steal our stuff than these communist hippie programmer types.
bah. FUD FUD FUD
hrm.. I currently have a cluster on an unmetered t3 hammering the shit out of them..
anyone got the real addy?
cd /tmp/ /tmp/junk/*
:) :)
mkdir junk
--- now script --
rm -rf
wget -r http://www.flamingo-travel.com
--- done ---
loop it up
that should help... hope they are paying for bandwidth too..
algebra is the most important.
i tem =64
programming is like doing algebra all day long a lot of the time.
calculus and trig etc are not used all that much in reality unless you are doing some crazy shit like this:
http://lucifer.intercosmos.net/?view=SNIP&
but otherwise it is mostly algebra.
In the 50's it was the rockefellars and whatnot. All the smart guys were famous.
For me growing up, I read all the time.. got beat up for knowing how to read. (jealousy).. That just fed me to continue.
Now, what role models do the young men have? Nothing of any worth. The women (who are by far surpassing men in every American field now) have many many role models and a lot to look up to. I personally cannot think of a public role model who is successful and smart and not villified by the media (think Bill Gates).
All these young kids have nothing just ignorant rappers and other leeches on society that should never be role models because they are be "subversive" for money. Today, the guy in a high school who listens to classical or something non-violent would be considered "alter".
Anyway, they are all doing the same things, everywhere you look and it is sad. I suppose the world will always need trash guys and janitors, but having an entire generation of them is just plain sad.
it is a mac "graphics" person who has an obvious disdain for "compiling" something, or even know why you might want to compile something instead of using a pre-built binary.
I run X, use gimp, albeit not for the same purposes, I am not sure who they are talking to, but I would not recommend gimp to anyone who had massive serious work to do with graphics.
One, linux guys mostly don't care much about graphics. (mostly.. there are a few).
Two, gimp is mostly for quick deals and unless you are a script-fu hacker and feel like writing your own plugins it is not for production house style graphics. You need to work with the tools others are using.
As a side note, photoshop is for "Print" and still is not fully set for "web". For web, fireworks is what basically all the pros are using and for good reason.
Using crossover you can run either fireworks or photoshop in X with no problems so you don't have to bother booting into windows.
If you feel like making a quick button, gimp is fine.
Take it for what it is, don't try to rate a program against something that it is not really in the same area as.. It would be like comparing netscape mail to outlook, they are just different animals.
$ uptime
15:30:52 up 172 days, 1:48, 1 user, load average: 0.14, 0.13, 0.12
perhaps you *should* switch your OS if you waste that much time reinstalling every month.
I am not going to say linux because if you have read here and still don't use it then you have linux-fear.. try mac, that sounds more like your speed.
it is actually a typo...
Jeez... this is hosted on HappyHacker ..
Won't that lady *ever go away*...
How long has it been.. she calls the FBI constantly trying to say people who put up negative stuff about her are "hacking" her.
Dis had to sue to get his face off the cover of her book. I was in the middle of a move and didn't get the email about getting my face off of there.. And I am still pissed about it.
bah..
don't give this retch any more publicity.. she is a bottom feeder.
tagword.com has had this same thing for quite some time.
They do little dhtml popups over certain words. It works on the base HTML without having to mess with the page.
Same thing..
http://gmail.com/
well.. they do have a domain set up for it..
but, searching through my spam?
I suppose if I need to trail a bayesean filter or something..
get thousands of proxies.
use a nifty program like curl and randomize useragents/proxies etc.
query google as you go and get the ads.
click-bomb off your competetive advertisers first thing in the morning to blow away their daily limits for advertising.
watch your five cent per click ad be number one!
easy..
not as near many results.
baidu actually has a lot of returned results.
not as many as some place like soulreactor.com but they are direct links at least.
Baidu.com has an mp3 tab..
run a search for "metallica" or whatever..
kind of useful.. glad these guys can get away with that where mp3.lycos.com had to shut down.