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I like your description of the languages but Erlang can not replace either Scheme er Smalltalk. Erlang, while a functional languges, is very primitive. They instead they focus on parallelism rather than macros and continuations. Smalltalk, was that a joke aimed at Armstrong?:-)
I'm pretty sure their new device will support ogg vorbis as they were one of the first companies with an ogg vorbis compatible player (Neuros Audio) back in the day:-)
The reason why they can't ship it outside the US is because it can do FM transmitting and its illegal in some countries.:-/
I ordered mine to Denmark (Europe) two years ago from some shop that didn't knew about this (or didn't care:)). I can't remember the name of the company, I found it in the neuros forums.
Thank you for the informative post. I really would have liked pgp support also.
Gaim has an encryption plugin it says it uses NSS 1.0 (never heard of it before) as protocol.
Was really excited seing RFC 3923: End-to-End Signing and Object Encryption for the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol. I only thought the jabber people were making rfc's for the basic protocol.
Sadly I don't think there is any clients supporting it yet?
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I like your description of the languages but Erlang can not replace either Scheme er Smalltalk. Erlang, while a functional languges, is very primitive. They instead they focus on parallelism rather than macros and continuations. Smalltalk, was that a joke aimed at Armstrong? :-)
Use http://www.rockbox.org/. It plays ogg and flac already on nano's among others. Why wait for Apple?
I'm pretty sure their new device will support ogg vorbis as they were one of the first companies with an ogg vorbis compatible player (Neuros Audio) back in the day :-)
Well since DRM is by design broken it wouldn't matter much. More info here: http://www.craphound.com/msftdrm.txt
#define cdkey_correct 1
Good it wasn't just me. I even downloaded the RCP version only to found out that it was not the version I needed ;-)
I hear you. Watching the new fspp filter in MPlayer i simply can't watch a 1 cd rip without it. And this is on my 17" monitor.
It makes it incompatible with GPL just like the original BSD license
This is Fabrice Bellard of ffmpeg fame. Now I know why he hasn't touched that ffmpeg in a while :)
The reason why they can't ship it outside the US is because it can do FM transmitting and its illegal in some countries. :-/
I ordered mine to Denmark (Europe) two years ago from some shop that didn't knew about this (or didn't care :)). I can't remember the name of the company, I found it in the neuros forums.
Very media centric multimedia system for linux: http://mms.sunsite.dk/
I wonder if there ever was a fedora kernel with version number 2.6.9-1.666 or if they just skipped it >:)
> Coral is a nice idea with a flawed implementation. Care to explain this flamebait or shall we just leave it at that? :)
Sorry this is not correct. Rateless erasure codes is ECC per complete file not per packet. Please read the paper.
The link in the post is coralised. Maybe someone is blocking your outgoing port 8090 for you :-)
Ironic to rate this informative dont you think? :)
You could just have written: hypocrite :-)
More info here: http://gaim-encryption.sourceforge.net/FAQ.html
Thank you for the informative post. I really would have liked pgp support also. Gaim has an encryption plugin it says it uses NSS 1.0 (never heard of it before) as protocol.
Was really excited seing RFC 3923: End-to-End Signing and Object Encryption for the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol. I only thought the jabber people were making rfc's for the basic protocol.
Sadly I don't think there is any clients supporting it yet?
Everyone knows Tux is no. 1 on the list
Yes you can mount and transfer the files in Linux. The software called positron to do this is in most distributions.
C++ was also praised: "C++ is a fine programming tool for many applications."