It's an application compatibility issue at the moment. Just about everything I use is browser based these days except photoshop. If I could pay a subscription to something like onlive.com for remote photoshop access, my next laptop wouldn't be a mac.
I'd like to be able to label threads, and for it to automatically label any messages added to the thread. That way I can view my unread and be able to tell if I previously labelled the thread as important.
Nice ideas, and they will probably all come true, but no way in 2014, maybe 2050, more likely 2100+. Look at how far we have come since 1970, not that far. It would take a major breakthrough or event to leap technology wise to the point where he predicts, sort of like what happened 100 years or so ago.
Resident of Munich town councillor segnet concept for Linux migration off
30 million euro the expensive project LiMux can start: The town councillor
Muenchen adopted the stage plan on today's Wednesday for the conversion of the
entire computer landscape for those approximately 16,000 coworkers of the city
administration officially. For the Linux migration tuned the red-green
coalition governing in the city hall together with representatives of FDP, OEDP
and the Party of Democratic Socialism. Alone the CSU governing in Bavaria
votierte against the introduction of the penguin into the offices. Conservative
politicians expressed doubts that the "end of workday programmers" would
destroy the IT economy of Munich from the open SOURCE corner. They were afraid
also risks for the persons employed, who must learn now above all handling a
new text processing.
Announcement
With LiMux the migration of approximately 13,000 Desktop computers and the
pertinent servers lines up. First the project responsible persons in the city
hall want to select concrete open SOURCE products in the framework of bidding
procedures. IBM and the Novell daughter Suse are not only to come to the
course, even if the original LiMux Design of the two sizes comes in the Linux
market. One of the main goals of the migration is it however to create jobs
directly in the residents of Munich IT economy and to receive a competitive
market. "we must now watch out that we some monopolist loose will want by we
the next global giant to use up", explained themselves the green town
councillor Jens Muehlhaus already first under allusion on Microsoft and Big
Blue. It wants to bring the small and medium-size IT companies into and around
Munich particularly with the necessary specialized technical and special
solutions in the play. Opposite heise on-line regretted Muehlhaus the decision
of the CSU, which did not understand yet that at free software money is made
main with services.
In detail the migration is to take place in three steps: First in this year all
computers in the administration, which run so far still on Windows NT, are
equipped with open Office and Mozilla as Browser. "first the transformation
lines up to that approximately 7000 Office macros for forms such as vacation
requests or travel expenses accounts, which can be finally centralized thereby
", are pleased Muehlhaus. 2005 and 2006 go it then to the migration of all
office PCS to the new operating system Linux, which is to finally work
completely with free software. Until 2008 then the difficult adjustment of
specialized's applications lines up, for which according to Muehlhaus
creativity and a good co-operation between the administration and open SOURCE
developers are necessary. The know-how developed thereby might be
internationally in demand however and "also exported themselves and sell to
let", is safe itself of Muehlhaus.
The migration motivation is not only to be reported for this reason with the
coworkers concerned in the meantime again risen, white the green town
councillor. In January from individual city hall departments warning voices had
to be heard that the problems with the conversion could grow the residents of
Munich over the head. "in the meantime we have the full support for LiMux", get
straight Muehlhaus. All involved ones would regard the project as feasible and
meaningfully. The timetable for the Green has a who courage drop still: The
residents of Munich schools are to be reequipped only in two years on Linux, so
that the training grow up up to then still with the Windows world. Microsoft
offers very cheap licenses for the education sector "on". There it falls
heavily, which political will for rapid migration to bundle ( Stefan Krempl )/(
jk/c't)
The latest version of MythTV uses Zap2It's datadirect service which does not scrape webpages. They have also said in their forums that it will remain free, your only obligation is to fill out a survey every three months to continue the subscription.
Nobody is probably moderating this anymore, but the bible may have infact been a head of its time with thinking the earth was round.
Heres the King James version of Isaiah 40:22
"It is he that sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers; that stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in:"
While it was a pretty decent movie, production was shoddy. I thought my eyes were deceiving me when I was watching it and thought for sure I was seeing microphones, turns out I was right:
There is a big difference, right now we are talking about a for-profit company (I assume this is so, no I have not rtfa), and in the case of mp3 download its usually just a single individual that is not seeking profit. There really isn't a double standard with the slashdot community, we detest people taking other peoples work and trying to make money on it, whether that be a gpl'd work, or someone selling bootleg dvds on the streetcorner.
It might also be appropriate to mention that if your favorite cdbaby artist has signed up for digital distribution they are most likely available to buy at audiolunchbox. So if you like the band, but hate the wait for the cd, there's your solution.
Space channel in Canada has bought the rights to air firefly. They are showing it in order and with the as yet unseen episodes included, I believe tonights episodes is one such episode.
Thats Mondays at 9pm Eastern on Space(Canadian station).
Its in Canada and its fast. I pay a monthly flat fee, with Eastlink (Nova Scotia), and its not as far as I can tell capped in the least.
I just ran the speed test over at dslreports
and my results were:
2003-09-03 17:28:34 EST: 746 / 814
Your download speed : 746318 bps, or 746 kbps.
A 91.1 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 814995 bps, or 814 kbps.
I've done tests in the past (no peak hours) and it showed I was over the 1megabit barrier.
CD Baby is a site that sells independent music. They have a "Sounds Like" search that you can put a famous artist into and it will come up with artists that you might like.
Slashdot Mirror
It's an application compatibility issue at the moment. Just about everything I use is browser based these days except photoshop. If I could pay a subscription to something like onlive.com for remote photoshop access, my next laptop wouldn't be a mac.
I'd like to be able to label threads, and for it to automatically label any messages added to the thread. That way I can view my unread and be able to tell if I previously labelled the thread as important.
Any idea if this is possible or planned?
Nice ideas, and they will probably all come true, but no way in 2014, maybe 2050, more likely 2100+. Look at how far we have come since 1970, not that far. It would take a major breakthrough or event to leap technology wise to the point where he predicts, sort of like what happened 100 years or so ago.
You must read this
And for some more:
Best of Craigslist
He had to know they just wouldn't let this go. He was directly linking to asf or divx versions of stargate episodes.
Here's an example of the copyright infringement
More dates to check out
That reminds me of a joke I know, goes something like this.
"Did you hear about the terrorist attack on the CN Tower? Turns out it was a newfie in a hang-glider. There was one casualty."
Doesn't the saying go something like this:
"It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Then it's a sport."
Considering I just got this installed, configured and working 5 minutes ago.. this is great news...
babelfish's tranlation sucks
/c't)
google seems to do a better tranlation
Resident of Munich town councillor segnet concept for Linux migration off
30 million euro the expensive project LiMux can start: The town councillor Muenchen adopted the stage plan on today's Wednesday for the conversion of the entire computer landscape for those approximately 16,000 coworkers of the city administration officially. For the Linux migration tuned the red-green coalition governing in the city hall together with representatives of FDP, OEDP and the Party of Democratic Socialism. Alone the CSU governing in Bavaria votierte against the introduction of the penguin into the offices. Conservative politicians expressed doubts that the "end of workday programmers" would destroy the IT economy of Munich from the open SOURCE corner. They were afraid also risks for the persons employed, who must learn now above all handling a new text processing. Announcement
With LiMux the migration of approximately 13,000 Desktop computers and the pertinent servers lines up. First the project responsible persons in the city hall want to select concrete open SOURCE products in the framework of bidding procedures. IBM and the Novell daughter Suse are not only to come to the course, even if the original LiMux Design of the two sizes comes in the Linux market. One of the main goals of the migration is it however to create jobs directly in the residents of Munich IT economy and to receive a competitive market. "we must now watch out that we some monopolist loose will want by we the next global giant to use up", explained themselves the green town councillor Jens Muehlhaus already first under allusion on Microsoft and Big Blue. It wants to bring the small and medium-size IT companies into and around Munich particularly with the necessary specialized technical and special solutions in the play. Opposite heise on-line regretted Muehlhaus the decision of the CSU, which did not understand yet that at free software money is made main with services.
In detail the migration is to take place in three steps: First in this year all computers in the administration, which run so far still on Windows NT, are equipped with open Office and Mozilla as Browser. "first the transformation lines up to that approximately 7000 Office macros for forms such as vacation requests or travel expenses accounts, which can be finally centralized thereby ", are pleased Muehlhaus. 2005 and 2006 go it then to the migration of all office PCS to the new operating system Linux, which is to finally work completely with free software. Until 2008 then the difficult adjustment of specialized's applications lines up, for which according to Muehlhaus creativity and a good co-operation between the administration and open SOURCE developers are necessary. The know-how developed thereby might be internationally in demand however and "also exported themselves and sell to let", is safe itself of Muehlhaus.
The migration motivation is not only to be reported for this reason with the coworkers concerned in the meantime again risen, white the green town councillor. In January from individual city hall departments warning voices had to be heard that the problems with the conversion could grow the residents of Munich over the head. "in the meantime we have the full support for LiMux", get straight Muehlhaus. All involved ones would regard the project as feasible and meaningfully. The timetable for the Green has a who courage drop still: The residents of Munich schools are to be reequipped only in two years on Linux, so that the training grow up up to then still with the Windows world. Microsoft offers very cheap licenses for the education sector "on". There it falls heavily, which political will for rapid migration to bundle ( Stefan Krempl )/( jk
The latest version of MythTV uses Zap2It's datadirect service which does not scrape webpages. They have also said in their forums that it will remain free, your only obligation is to fill out a survey every three months to continue the subscription.
AudioLunchbox - drm free ogg's and mp3's.
Nobody is probably moderating this anymore, but the bible may have infact been a head of its time with thinking the earth was round.
Heres the King James version of Isaiah 40:22
"It is he that sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers; that stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in:"
While it was a pretty decent movie, production was shoddy. I thought my eyes were deceiving me when I was watching it and thought for sure I was seeing microphones, turns out I was right:
resident evil goofs
There is a big difference, right now we are talking about a for-profit company (I assume this is so, no I have not rtfa), and in the case of mp3 download its usually just a single individual that is not seeking profit. There really isn't a double standard with the slashdot community, we detest people taking other peoples work and trying to make money on it, whether that be a gpl'd work, or someone selling bootleg dvds on the streetcorner.
I always try archive.org first, they've got fat pipes.
Here's the link: kidofspeed
It might also be appropriate to mention that if your favorite cdbaby artist has signed up for digital distribution they are most likely available to buy at audiolunchbox. So if you like the band, but hate the wait for the cd, there's your solution.
It would probably be wise for them to avoid dihydrogen monoxide altogether and Buy dehydrated water instead.
Unfortunately a lot of the music other people listen to sucks. I'm glad they wear their headphones, it doesn't shield them, it sheilds me.
Here's a possible picture of him from images.google.com
Carmine Caridi
Remembered a video I saw about this.
Quick google search came up with this link:
RIAA_PSA.mpg
While they may not have RIAA label music on their sites both
Magnatune
and
Audio Lunchbox
Provide drm-free ogg vorbis files for purchase.
Space channel in Canada has bought the rights to air firefly. They are showing it in order and with the as yet unseen episodes included, I believe tonights episodes is one such episode. Thats Mondays at 9pm Eastern on Space(Canadian station).
google link
I just ran the speed test over at dslreports and my results were:
2003-09-03 17:28:34 EST: 746 / 814 Your download speed : 746318 bps, or 746 kbps. A 91.1 KB/sec transfer rate. Your upload speed : 814995 bps, or 814 kbps.
I've done tests in the past (no peak hours) and it showed I was over the 1megabit barrier.
CD Baby is a site that sells independent music. They have a "Sounds Like" search that you can put a famous artist into and it will come up with artists that you might like.