A fire at the Capital's web hosting facility building prompts Reichschancellor Ashcroft to arrest hundreds of citizens without charges. Some are being deported, while others are being relocated to "Ghettos" without internet connections or access to compilers or interpreters. . .
Back on topic, this is really neat. I hope it turns out to be a fruitful advance, and not just a case of the balls being influenced by the breeze from the cooling fan on the DC generator in the lab.:)
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Freenet is the perfect medium for journalism, because it is anonymous and cannot be taken down by any governmental entity.
Class, can anyone think of why this might be helpful RIGHT NOW?
Also, check out Freeweb. Easy Freenet Web publishing. Servereless. Beautiful. Windoze-only, but nice for daily news sites. Used to run one back in Freenet 0.3.9.
Yes, it is. Folding@Home, and possibly SETI, I can't remember, check for a connection before transmitting a packet of crunched numbers. I think Folding will even dial, transmit, downoad and disconnect, if you want it to, IRRC. Been awhile since that machine died though, so I could be mistaken.
Specifically, the one which makes lusers write their UserIDs and passwords on Post-It(c) notes on their monitors? You'd be amazed how many times I had to send people emails from themselves before they got the message. . .
I love that aspects seems to provide alternative techniques without loosing any ease-of-use, coing-wise. I was afraid that in switching to this new method I'd loose some functionality, or maybe loose some speed, but so far so good. Nothing to loose any sleep over.:)P
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Aren't they, like, 30 years old? Can we REALLY do without those? ;)
A fire at the Capital's web hosting facility building prompts Reichschancellor Ashcroft to arrest hundreds of citizens without charges. Some are being deported, while others are being relocated to "Ghettos" without internet connections or access to compilers or interpreters. . .
Back on topic, this is really neat. I hope it turns out to be a fruitful advance, and not just a case of the balls being influenced by the breeze from the cooling fan on the DC generator in the lab. :)
2. Install MySQL
3. Install PHP
4. Install PHP-Nuke
5. ???
6. Profit!!!
Seriously, tho, can't discontinue the GPL version of anything. That's like /.'ing Freenet.
It looks like a giant lizard!!!
But it's red!
It must be MOZILLA!!! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh!
(Dramatic Music)
(Whispers)It's only a gecko. . .
"Slashdot provides free BitTorrent stress test/load analysis"
All your Park Forest are belong to us.
Launch every redunant comment, for great justice!
Wouldn't it be illegal for ISP's to bust SSL users?
Beer
Drunken singing after every seven stories
ALL stories repeats
ALL posts offtopic
new section at cirrosis.slashdot.org
Taco seen wearing increasingly huge glasses. . .
Hmmm. No thanks.
I suppose you could also use the GNU/Bard kernel. It's really up to you, because Iambic Pentameter wants to be free!
Sorry. Link was wrong. Try this.
Class, can anyone think of why this might be helpful RIGHT NOW?
Also, check out Freeweb. Easy Freenet Web publishing. Servereless. Beautiful. Windoze-only, but nice for daily news sites. Used to run one back in Freenet 0.3.9.
Yes, it is. Folding@Home, and possibly SETI, I can't remember, check for a connection before transmitting a packet of crunched numbers. I think Folding will even dial, transmit, downoad and disconnect, if you want it to, IRRC. Been awhile since that machine died though, so I could be mistaken.
Dammit. Could have been so much cooler.
I mean, uh. . .Ok, stupid, but I couldn't resist.
No, seriously, this could suck. I certainly wouldn't want the earth's rotation to stop. Even IF I was on the terminator.
2. Get capital
3. Create, huge, killer, dynamic world
4. Incorporate amazing gameplay
5.???
6. Profit!!!
I was afraid they might set up some sort of recreational club under this law, a COPA-cabana if you will.
64-bit, RISC, 1MB L2 Cache, and just as plump and juicy as when it was picked. Mmmm-hmm, that's good eatin'!!! :)
Specifically, the one which makes lusers write their UserIDs and passwords on Post-It(c) notes on their monitors? You'd be amazed how many times I had to send people emails from themselves before they got the message. . .
I love that aspects seems to provide alternative techniques without loosing any ease-of-use, coing-wise. I was afraid that in switching to this new method I'd loose some functionality, or maybe loose some speed, but so far so good. Nothing to loose any sleep over. :)P
Redistributing is an even bigger no-no. . .:)P
Also check out The Linux Terminal Server Project K-12, a cool project devoted to this sort of thing.