Can the iPod connect to Wifi spots? NO! So you'll have a device that can display this information in order to make use of it, why drag the iPod into it? This whole iPod craze is getting to the point of the people who install Linux on their toaster.
I recall reading a bit about how after the 10th floor, cats cat spread thir legs and "glide" to slow down enough to survive. Statistics show that there are more feline fatalities between floors 3-10 then there are after 10.
"I don't really follow the logic in that statement. Someone help me out, why would Microsoft not satifying their customer base suddenly make free software easy to use? (and how come as a long time open source user I never noticed this?)"
Its the same reason that a single source can prove that everyone finds Microsoft software hard to use.
You hear me? Not color, not grey scale, not even 4bpp. Its mono, black & white. Hell, its not even that, its black and not black. Scuse me while I go call the 1990s and tell them we've found their missing PDA.
Hate to break it to yall, but there have been some VERY nice UNIX(tm) layers for Windows since NT 4.0
The same people that made Exceed X11 for Windows also made a kernel add-in with full POSIX support. All the UNIX goddies where there and it even seemed to increase stability. Microsoft purchased the company after they failed to get their software to run well on Windows 2k (they ran out of money and couldn't afford to redevlope). If they get this stuff working again in Longhorn, I'll be first in line to buy it when its released.
It was claimed that peer to peer file transfer over firewire is "slow and buggy". However Sony has standard TCP/IP network drivers for firewire. Plug a cable twixt two computers and exhange files. Not slow, not buggy.
All Sony notebook and desktop computers have TCP/IP over firewire driver for Windows. It works VERY well and is not "slow" nor "buggy". Just because Apple hasn't figured it out dont mean it dont exist.
Would if I could, but tis the weekend so and I'm too lazy to open a VPN connection to my office computer. I use Nagios, so just think of having hte nagios system status next to a Netapp monitor and a BigIP monitor on the desktop.
"All the security holes that have been discovered in Windows (all versions) and you still trust that active POS? Are you crazy?"
Please explain what security hole will effect me when accessing my own servers from behind my firewall. If your so paranoid that your afraid launching IE will infect your computer with the digital equivilent of the ebola virus you have biger problems then Mozilla can address.
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Yea, because no one is going to buy a low cost Linux computer at Walmart and slap a pirate version of Windows on it. Nope. Never gona happen.
In truth I cant realy stand the books. However Shrugged is the only common refrenece I could think of that points out how laws like these work.
Read Atlas Shrugged. These laws are not being put in place to be followed. There are there to be selectively enforced.
That should like a LOT of soldering.
Um... Solid gold hard disks?
So, does this mean that you cant go to hell, and back, bringing god knows what into our universe? What a rip off!
Bus stops, homeless shelters, AA meetings.
Wait.... That was a rhetorical question wasn't it?
Oh yea? Well I'll just go and make my own license. With strippers and blackjack. In fact, forget about the license and the blackjack.
Can the iPod connect to Wifi spots? NO! So you'll have a device that can display this information in order to make use of it, why drag the iPod into it? This whole iPod craze is getting to the point of the people who install Linux on their toaster.
No, I realy was going to shoot you.
These video games are as much "from the street" as Vanilla Ice was.
Look at it this way. Microsoft DRM is being used on a lot of porn sites (or so I'm told). If it where easy to crack, it would be done allready.
I recall reading a bit about how after the 10th floor, cats cat spread thir legs and "glide" to slow down enough to survive. Statistics show that there are more feline fatalities between floors 3-10 then there are after 10.
Its the same reason that a single source can prove that everyone finds Microsoft software hard to use.
Not true. IP addresses have to be unique. Not true of Mac addresses.
(sigh) you've never played any Bethesda games, have you?
Fallout where you can fall through the floor!
Yet all the apps are mono. Just go to the page and look at the screen shots. Quarter VGA mono, ick.
You hear me? Not color, not grey scale, not even 4bpp. Its mono, black & white. Hell, its not even that, its black and not black. Scuse me while I go call the 1990s and tell them we've found their missing PDA.
Hate to break it to yall, but there have been some VERY nice UNIX(tm) layers for Windows since NT 4.0 The same people that made Exceed X11 for Windows also made a kernel add-in with full POSIX support. All the UNIX goddies where there and it even seemed to increase stability. Microsoft purchased the company after they failed to get their software to run well on Windows 2k (they ran out of money and couldn't afford to redevlope). If they get this stuff working again in Longhorn, I'll be first in line to buy it when its released.
Ah, well never mind then.......
It was claimed that peer to peer file transfer over firewire is "slow and buggy". However Sony has standard TCP/IP network drivers for firewire. Plug a cable twixt two computers and exhange files. Not slow, not buggy.
All Sony notebook and desktop computers have TCP/IP over firewire driver for Windows. It works VERY well and is not "slow" nor "buggy". Just because Apple hasn't figured it out dont mean it dont exist.
Would if I could, but tis the weekend so and I'm too lazy to open a VPN connection to my office computer. I use Nagios, so just think of having hte nagios system status next to a Netapp monitor and a BigIP monitor on the desktop.
Please explain what security hole will effect me when accessing my own servers from behind my firewall. If your so paranoid that your afraid launching IE will infect your computer with the digital equivilent of the ebola virus you have biger problems then Mozilla can address.