There's a Mozilla version over at MozDev
It's pretty sweet really. Hope this helps!
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It's also good that it offers the possibility for a developer to apply later versions of the GPL should they so wish.
If the Program
specifies a version number of this License which applies to it and "any
later version", you have the option of following the terms and conditions
either of that version or of any later version published by the Free
Software Foundation. If the Program does not specify a version number of
this License, you may choose any version ever published by the Free Software
Foundation.
I remember in the days of 8-bit home computing, when the Amstrad CPC, Spectrum and Commode 64 were the kings, there would always be some little company who was *about* to release a harddisk for said machine. Usually no more than 80Mb, and usually costing around 500 quid. Never happened though, no doubt someone's got one out by now though?
Any UK/. readers know when any series/seasons are being shown in the UK on terrestrial? The last episode I remember seeing was one that was filmed like a live news item...
I had to support legacy GW-BASIC and QBasic applications, plus apps written in VB6, in the GWBASIC style.. talk about nightmare. No documentation, just occasional photocopies on paper that was literally falling apart... plus the guys working there who still used GW-BASIC as their main development tool.
Nothing quite beats the shock of telling a bunch of guys stuff like "Oh yeah, you can have more than 255 characters in a string now" and telling them what a TextBox was.
Okay, maybe I was a little hasty, but if someone gives you a bad review, and this was a bad review, you should just suck it up.. Imagine Microsoft sending out a press release everytime someone at/. gave them a bad review - they'd have to pay Taco to incorporate random-ms.pl
"You can load DOS, Linux, OS 2, Windows 2000, 95, 98, ME, XP Home and Pro, and of course OS X and Mac OS 9. You can run any combination; RAM is the only limiting factor. While this trick has other uses, the popular purpose is to impress people who have trouble running just one operating system on their PC. And it really is impressive."
Just found out I can run OS/2 Warp on Virtual PC 5.0 too. b0nus.
Would a PowerMac G4 be better, cause I'd want to put some extra IDE drives on it (essentially gut my PC)
Reports in The Observer reported on 30 September that an ID card will be introduced, which will be mandatory "to use public services, including schools and hospitals, under plans being drawn up by the Home Office" however Home Secretary David Blunkett and Lord Rooker said on 1 October that there are no plans to introduce legislation on ID cards this year or early next year.
Surely this is going to create more questions that it raises?
Good article about it over at Privacy International too
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And Dreamcast DivX at http://www.dcdivx.com Especially with the prices of DC hardware at the moment, this makes buying one essential.
There's a Mozilla version over at MozDev It's pretty sweet really. Hope this helps!
It's also good that it offers the possibility for a developer to apply later versions of the GPL should they so wish.
If the Program specifies a version number of this License which applies to it and "any later version", you have the option of following the terms and conditions either of that version or of any later version published by the Free Software Foundation. If the Program does not specify a version number of this License, you may choose any version ever published by the Free Software Foundation.
I remember in the days of 8-bit home computing, when the Amstrad CPC, Spectrum and Commode 64 were the kings, there would always be some little company who was *about* to release a harddisk for said machine. Usually no more than 80Mb, and usually costing around 500 quid. Never happened though, no doubt someone's got one out by now though?
Any UK /. readers know when any series/seasons are being shown in the UK on terrestrial?
The last episode I remember seeing was one that was filmed like a live news item...
A similar style of art was used by the BBC for I love the 70's/80's/90's which features items talking about the significance of Space Invaders in 1978 and Pac-Man in 1980
The 'blood' under most of the machines just raises yet more worry for me.
It's mentioned in the interview, how is that considered Off Topic?!
:(
I was only trying to help
It's available over at If people could kindly mirror this file, to avoid the slashdot effect. It's in .Z80 format, which is compatible with most Spectrum Emulators
I had to support legacy GW-BASIC and QBasic applications, plus apps written in VB6, in the GWBASIC style.. talk about nightmare. No documentation, just occasional photocopies on paper that was literally falling apart... plus the guys working there who still used GW-BASIC as their main development tool. Nothing quite beats the shock of telling a bunch of guys stuff like "Oh yeah, you can have more than 255 characters in a string now" and telling them what a TextBox was.
I agreed that it was a bad review... but at the same time, I think he was being overly complacent.
Okay, maybe I was a little hasty, but if someone gives you a bad review, and this was a bad review, you should just suck it up.. Imagine Microsoft sending out a press release everytime someone at /. gave them a bad review - they'd have to pay Taco to incorporate random-ms.pl
That doesn't seem to be little more than excuse talk to me.
It was in the Wired Review
"You can load DOS, Linux, OS 2, Windows 2000, 95, 98, ME, XP Home and Pro, and of course OS X and Mac OS 9. You can run any combination; RAM is the only limiting factor. While this trick has other uses, the popular purpose is to impress people who have trouble running just one operating system on their PC. And it really is impressive."
Nigel, will you come on my show and sing songs with The Oasis?
Just found out I can run OS/2 Warp on Virtual PC 5.0 too. b0nus. Would a PowerMac G4 be better, cause I'd want to put some extra IDE drives on it (essentially gut my PC)
I love the Beatles. So what's your favourite Beatles album then?
Classic Queen!
Troll? That'll teach me to post when I'm only half awake.
I think Microsoft would like to think that all the world is Microsoft World, and probably Microsoft's World at the same time.
I gotta say, that running Virtual PC on one of those, would certainly solve a lot of my problems.
ESWAT wasn't it?
How far will this go?
Beeeeefcake!
You can indeed... go here http://www.fprintf.net/atheos/vmware.html for disk images/info.
Reports in The Observer reported on 30 September that an ID card will be introduced, which will be mandatory "to use public services, including schools and hospitals, under plans being drawn up by the Home Office" however Home Secretary David Blunkett and Lord Rooker said on 1 October that there are no plans to introduce legislation on ID cards this year or early next year. Surely this is going to create more questions that it raises? Good article about it over at Privacy International too