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My school's computer lab uses symantec ghost to clone ANY style of machine.
Regardless, if u want a non-commercial version, there is "ubercopy".
Here is an email i had with the developer:
> What this email is over: http://www.linuks.mine.nu/ubercopy/ > Question to developer: does ubercopy work over networks, similar to > Symantec's ghost? IF not, do you have any plans of implementing this > feature? I would be interested in helping, maybe martin too. not yet, i've had the plan to do that, but then the problem arises: how? using tcputils... i'd need to make client floppy diskets/or cd's.. i'd even know how to do that! but the problem is to make floppy disks with the tools i need: see www.linuks.mine.nu/ubercopy/TODO (i'd like to support as much archs as possible!)
i noticed there's another tool to clone systems over network already, something with "clone" in the name, see freshmeat.net
You know, if the guy did some research on enamels and stuff, he could have coated/soaked the pumpkin with something so that it could last indefinately.
Hopefully court cases can start moving at a O(1) pace instead of a O(N^2) pace.
I do however think this situation is different from the big tabbacco lawsuits that we saw from "The Insider" movie (eg they have enough money and time to wait out a 15 year lawsuit) since the comp field is far more dynamic than simple ol cigarettes.
How about forbidding American corporations from trading censorware goods or services to these "repressive governments," wouldn't that be a good start?
That would be censoring them, and messing with the US's economy, so there is less reason to need to make these countries mad AND hurt the US than make both parties happy, and then address the problems in the future, as the US is doing now.
Seriously....with nanotech jerk-lube there will be even less of a need for real flesh.
Remember, vaseline is very similar to another military application: napalm.
In fact, all american military technology fuels the sex industry, and this is a real,legitamate reason that fuels all these jihads we've been hearing about.
Okay, full stop. Slashdot is the main spokesite against patents, digital rights, monopolies, and generally all the bad side effects of big business and capitalism. So now this news about 2 major players in a developing industry sector is heralded as a positive thing? I don't get it. Sure it's a free country and you can pick your philosophies, but it's just not right to change them at will depending on whether it's Monday or not.
Slashdot has no opinion. And u are being shot down for thinking it should.
Since 1975 a researcher at Xerox has had the idea of *some* form of paper-thin rendering device.
Over the years, and until I heard of this article, there were two main labs with two different approaches.
One is a shootoff from xerox. It uses microbeads with a different color on each side, and voltage to rotate them. www.gyriconmedia.com. This company has been in production mode for a year now, and has just built a massive new factory. It will be the initial leader. It only has 2 color versions right now, but more stuff in the works.
The other effort has been at MIT using a process spawned off of the lab technique electrophoresis. These displays seem to be more refreshable (eg ive seen a movie playing off on). http://www.eink.com/
I find your comments to be an overly complex stream of belted out opinions without much support.
How about an application's compatibility with the kernel however that doesnt just go over to another OS.
Also, does anyone know the strategy behind this move of sun's: whether its because they're phasing out of hardware development, or what? Who's able to read through the lines anyone?
I was living working and driving in NYC around the time of its ban.
NYC's rules were that u couldnt have anything in your hands. So an eirpiece is fine.
Blueteeth eirpieces go for $150US+. And they are so easy to lose.
Altough a complete ripoff at 15$, my wired one has been excellent for 3 years now.
I can actually use my hands while working at home as well (mobile phone is my only (traditional) means of voice comm.)
I think that this guy should really see that water is just an example of a material transmitting information using electrostatic repulsion as opposed to electrons.
And because of this, its ineherently going to be slower. Not to mention the awkwardness of a system of this.
Interesting phenomena at work here: let the company with the $$ develop the product first. Then the open sourceres write it for free in their leisure time and the people that paid for the $$ eventually switch to free. This makes the writers of $$ want to change their product enough so that its either:
a) 100% as difficult to rewrite, but transparent to the users OR
b) defend their licensing in court.
Anyway, this is a very weird cycle. I'd be enlightened if some other enightened minds could suggest some alternative cycles. Maybe there arent any.
For all the legalese thats probably in the eula, this is a perfect application for an expert system than can extrect semantic information. Until then, i think its perfectly ok for a joe like me to legally be LESS bound to this type of forcefull contract.
another great application of this would be to compare all of the different open source countracts found as osi.com
im seriously glad this type of creativity is being put into thinking about worms.
When AI start to become an issue, they'll be able to launch crap for their masters (or for themselves) that is far more complex than can be possibly imagined.
As the components get smaller, they get very fragile. This is actually the reason that chip makers seek to fully automate chip plants...eg to keep shaky human hands off the product.
I wonder how viable this small technology is here. probably wont be good for laptops.
Im also curious how this tech. performs speedwise; this wasnt mentioned.
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Regardless, if u want a non-commercial version, there is "ubercopy".
Here is an email i had with the developer:
What about that experiment this sept2002 with the alignment of some planets...
Arent the results still being crunched?
I believe it was about measuring the speed of gravity.
You know, if the guy did some research on enamels and stuff, he could have coated/soaked the pumpkin with something so that it could last indefinately.
Now the browser is back into the OS really.
Hopefully court cases can start moving at a O(1) pace instead of a O(N^2) pace.
I do however think this situation is different from the big tabbacco lawsuits that we saw from "The Insider" movie (eg they have enough money and time to wait out a 15 year lawsuit) since the comp field is far more dynamic than simple ol cigarettes.
Sometimes its good to let them take care of themselves.
Its not like it prevents them from being accountable (which is all that really matters) when they screw things up.
Although on the other hand, this is one of the true places where u could exercise amazing democracy with internet voting for them.
Heres a simple hack to your service: simply get 10 or so files from the server, and use your scripts to randomely fetch all 10...or 100, or 1000.
i remember seeing that osx provided IPSEC since 10.1 or 10.2, so they beat linux.
Anyone know how the osx IPSEC compares to whats going into 2.5?
How about forbidding American corporations from trading censorware goods or services to these "repressive governments," wouldn't that be a good start?
That would be censoring them, and messing with the US's economy, so there is less reason to need to make these countries mad AND hurt the US than make both parties happy, and then address the problems in the future, as the US is doing now.
Seriously....with nanotech jerk-lube there will be even less of a need for real flesh.
Remember, vaseline is very similar to another military application: napalm.
In fact, all american military technology fuels the sex industry, and this is a real,legitamate reason that fuels all these jihads we've been hearing about.
Fatwa that!
Since 1975 a researcher at Xerox has had the idea of *some* form of paper-thin rendering device.
Over the years, and until I heard of this article, there were two main labs with two different approaches.
One is a shootoff from xerox. It uses microbeads with a different color on each side, and voltage to rotate them. www.gyriconmedia.com. This company has been in production mode for a year now, and has just built a massive new factory. It will be the initial leader. It only has 2 color versions right now, but more stuff in the works.
The other effort has been at MIT using a process spawned off of the lab technique electrophoresis. These displays seem to be more refreshable (eg ive seen a movie playing off on). http://www.eink.com/
So thats that, old hat.
While I think your post provided lots of great insight. I do hope even you would admint that your final utterance could be worded better.
The project should be finished and the workers repositioned. Fire...sheesh.
not for solaris. But here's an example of a patch to the linux kernel for postgres.
Here
I find your comments to be an overly complex stream of belted out opinions without much support. How about an application's compatibility with the kernel however that doesnt just go over to another OS. Also, does anyone know the strategy behind this move of sun's: whether its because they're phasing out of hardware development, or what? Who's able to read through the lines anyone?
This is the first port of a major OS to x86 in years really, yes?
I was living working and driving in NYC around the time of its ban. NYC's rules were that u couldnt have anything in your hands. So an eirpiece is fine. Blueteeth eirpieces go for $150US+. And they are so easy to lose. Altough a complete ripoff at 15$, my wired one has been excellent for 3 years now. I can actually use my hands while working at home as well (mobile phone is my only (traditional) means of voice comm.)
all it seems to do is handwriting recognition, thats all i could determine from the ms research site.
I wonder what mystical powers that team of psychologically astute marketrons made u think u could do with your handwriting...
I think that this guy should really see that water is just an example of a material transmitting information using electrostatic repulsion as opposed to electrons.
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And because of this, its ineherently going to be slower. Not to mention the awkwardness of a system of this.
I said similair info wrt the micro-micro computers a day ago http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=43239&cid=452
Interesting phenomena at work here: let the company with the $$ develop the product first. Then the open sourceres write it for free in their leisure time and the people that paid for the $$ eventually switch to free. This makes the writers of $$ want to change their product enough so that its either:
a) 100% as difficult to rewrite, but transparent to the users OR
b) defend their licensing in court.
Anyway, this is a very weird cycle. I'd be enlightened if some other enightened minds could suggest some alternative cycles. Maybe there arent any.
-skimpIzu!
For all the legalese thats probably in the eula, this is a perfect application for an expert system than can extrect semantic information. Until then, i think its perfectly ok for a joe like me to legally be LESS bound to this type of forcefull contract.
another great application of this would be to compare all of the different open source countracts found as osi.com
im seriously glad this type of creativity is being put into thinking about worms.
When AI start to become an issue, they'll be able to launch crap for their masters (or for themselves) that is far more complex than can be possibly imagined.
But its good to get some practice in now.
Someone save us...
Just analyzing and categorizing the problem is usually far from formulating a solution.
As the components get smaller, they get very fragile. This is actually the reason that chip makers seek to fully automate chip plants...eg to keep shaky human hands off the product.
I wonder how viable this small technology is here. probably wont be good for laptops.
Im also curious how this tech. performs speedwise; this wasnt mentioned.
and hence the motivation for high level languages that do memory managament for you. http://www.twistedmatrix.com/services/twisted-adva ntage
is the Advertising Standards Authority above the Euro domain registry people??