When you're walking down the street, an arrow shows you how to get to your destination. No need to pull out your PDA when you get lost! It could also be a way to do 3d videoconferencing...
Roadrunner supplies NNTP access, though in my area they only keep messages for three days (on average). Why don't you set up your own? Anyway, public news servers can be prone to abuse (ie spam) and might be blacklisted.
Taco> I think we should stop meeting each other. Fent> Is it mr. frisky? Taco> No, I love your cat, it's your webpage. I need more content ... Fent> He says I need more content. Neal> Yeah, yeah, that's right, yeah.
Slashdot Mirror
TMTOWTDI? This goes in Ask Slashdot: What's the Worst Acronym You've Ever Heard?.
Oh, and don't worry. It'll me open-source. I'll put it in my journal, just to add insult to injury ;)
Now I'll have to run slashdot through a perl proxy to filter these...
Can someone provide an overview?
See?
You don't understand. Open source software will become illegal.
If this gets passed into law, the holywood computers would be illegal! Serves them right...
Now we'll have to reflash our Ipods!
Do you seriously need copy-protection for your microwave because it has flash rom?
When you're walking down the street, an arrow shows you how to get to your destination. No need to pull out your PDA when you get lost! It could also be a way to do 3d videoconferencing...
Or it could show an excerpt from a manpage whenever you look at something and scratch your head...
>And while the iPod has a built-in anti-piracy mechanism that prevents music files from being copied from one computer to another
When will this rumor end? There is no such thing. It's just not automatic; you can drag-n-drop the music into the iPod.
Roadrunner supplies NNTP access, though in my area they only keep messages for three days (on average). Why don't you set up your own? Anyway, public news servers can be prone to abuse (ie spam) and might be blacklisted.
Taco> I think we should stop meeting each other.
Fent> Is it mr. frisky?
Taco> No, I love your cat, it's your webpage. I need more content
...
Fent> He says I need more content.
Neal> Yeah, yeah, that's right, yeah.
Not enough to survive the slashdot effect, that's for sure...
My first, too!
Well, let's hope Red Hat 8.0 uses this.
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!
@Home wend bankrupt-think that could explain it?
Microsoft claims they just need to patch the hole.
Redundant? This is the first post of its kind.
This is slick... Someone please make more apps for it!
So YOU'RE the phish!
is located here.