It's interesting though, you know the words to "Warattepon" (aka "Shorty and the Easy Mouse") ? There's an obvious reference to "binge and purge" (i.e. bulimic tendency) in the song (in essence "I'm full, I'm going to the bathroom").
Across the bridge from me is a theme park called MarineLand. Their slogan is "Everyone loves MarineLand". I always said "How the hell do you know that? You can't possibly make a blanket statement like that and be telling the truth. How do you know if I (subset of "Everyone") love MarineLand if I've never been there?"
Just a question for the ueber-geeks here, is there a way in Linux I can point some of these sites - everyone.net, doubleclick, etc., to some dummy page? I hear that there is from the various slashbots here but I don't know how to do it (I'm a n00b to Linux but have used Losedoze for 10 years).
So maybe Mac-On-Lin is the Plex86 of the PPC world, but from what I read, it still needed to be run *on a Macintosh* because it used the ROM code. I.E., its only use is to run OS X on top of Linux on a Mac. I don't think it would work on these boxen.
Besides, the license is going to hit you in the colon if you do that.
Okay, last time IBM redefined the PC, they fscked up royally. But maybe this time they can successfully redefine what it means to be IBM-compatible, with a machine that rivals the Macintosh, aimed at the Linux PC market.
If these machines can be coaxed into running Darwin, maybe there will be some limited amount of binary compatibility with OS X - and people could run programs on both boxes. Compatibility is a good thing, but who says IBM has to be PC-compatible? Besides, these days the Apples are more IBM than your average PC.
This is FUD intended to align "Shared Source" with Free Software/Open Source. The main difference is of course, that if you disagree with the so-called "gatekeepers" (what a weird analogy), you can just take the source code and run (make a fork).
The point is that we can fight the well-regulated militia with our arms. The amendment is there IMAO to permit WE THE PEOPLE to fight the government, if it goes rogue.
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It's interesting though, you know the words to "Warattepon" (aka "Shorty and the Easy Mouse") ? There's an obvious reference to "binge and purge" (i.e. bulimic tendency) in the song (in essence "I'm full, I'm going to the bathroom").
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I like "Bust-a-Groove" better. Played it once on a modded PlayStation.
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Rosie Palm and her Five Sisters, anyone? O_o
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Read it and weep...
[Japanese : kara, void, empty + oke(sutora), orchestra (from English orchestra).]
YFI
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My Linux comes with Privoxy, I think (RH8).
BTW I use Win98, not an NT-derivative, so etc/hosts may not work (except maybe in the Cygwin environment).
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You can do that in losedoze? Not just in *x?
/etc/hosts? O_o
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BTW, I know it's called a "hosts" file, but does anyone know the format/location?
I'm on dialup and anything that can optimize the connection is a plus.
Well, then again, I could probably, just use Galeon's "Block all images from foo.bar.com"
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Across the bridge from me is a theme park called MarineLand. Their slogan is "Everyone loves MarineLand". I always said "How the hell do you know that? You can't possibly make a blanket statement like that and be telling the truth. How do you know if I (subset of "Everyone") love MarineLand if I've never been there?"
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O_o
Just a question for the ueber-geeks here, is there a way in Linux I can point some of these sites - everyone.net, doubleclick, etc., to some dummy page? I hear that there is from the various slashbots here but I don't know how to do it (I'm a n00b to Linux but have used Losedoze for 10 years).
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Hyoujun? Nani yo? *blink*
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I'm not a native Japanese speaker.
It depends, I have heard of "fin de semaine" (// Sp.) - if you are a nitpicker.
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In Castilian Spanish the word for "computer" is "[el] ordenador". For some reason though the equivalent in American Spanish is "[la] computadora" ...
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I call "Disque compact - mémoire lire-seulement" (DC-MLS) - more French than "cédérom".
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"Dessins animé" - animated cartoons
But the Japanese appearance is a coincidence as it is short for "animeeshon".
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Karaoke comes from the English word "orchestra".
BTW, often "arubaito" (G. "Arbeit") is shortened to "baito".
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Kore wa "World Wide Web" no "Browser". "Location" de toko ni "URL" ...
Watch Perfect Blue sometime.
"Onegai Rumi-chan! Nihongo de setsumei shite!"
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Maybe you're right, but know that ad hominem attacks aren't a good thing, and that does have a hint of ad hominem.
BTW, if they run this emulator on the PPC Amiga/Pegasos/etc., does it use a clean BIOS, or a dupe of the Mac ROM?
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So maybe Mac-On-Lin is the Plex86 of the PPC world, but from what I read, it still needed to be run *on a Macintosh* because it used the ROM code. I.E., its only use is to run OS X on top of Linux on a Mac. I don't think it would work on these boxen.
Besides, the license is going to hit you in the colon if you do that.
I may be wrong.
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Okay, last time IBM redefined the PC, they fscked up royally. But maybe this time they can successfully redefine what it means to be IBM-compatible, with a machine that rivals the Macintosh, aimed at the Linux PC market.
If these machines can be coaxed into running Darwin, maybe there will be some limited amount of binary compatibility with OS X - and people could run programs on both boxes. Compatibility is a good thing, but who says IBM has to be PC-compatible? Besides, these days the Apples are more IBM than your average PC.
I say this can only be a Good Thing.
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Yeah. Hackerisms sound teh sux, but they look nice on paper. RMS' marketroid emulator has some bugs in it, LOL.
I'd call it Inu (Inu is Not Unix) - sounds nicer. (Inu = dog, in Japanese)
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RMS merely wants credit where credit is due; his point that people will think Torvalds and Co. invented the userland is well taken.
Nevertheless, Linux should come first, rather than GNU.
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Because Linux is not an operating system, but a kernel. The operating system is GNU.
I personally would say "Linux+GNU" rather than "GNU/Linux", though. From a marketroid-emulation perspective.
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It isn't Linux he insists on calling GNU/Linux, but the distribution of the GNU userland with Linux.
If they used the BSD userland it would not be GNU/Linux.
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This is FUD intended to align "Shared Source" with Free Software/Open Source. The main difference is of course, that if you disagree with the so-called "gatekeepers" (what a weird analogy), you can just take the source code and run (make a fork).
OpenBSD and Dragonfly?
What I wouldn't do for an OS fork of Windoze.
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The point is that we can fight the well-regulated militia with our arms. The amendment is there IMAO to permit WE THE PEOPLE to fight the government, if it goes rogue.
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(Score: 4, Flamebait) O_o I *have* seen it all.
Does anyone fucking understand what shall not be infringed means anymore? Gawd daimn.
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