They're all Wikipedia articles, in that they were all edited at Wikipedia. If you mean how many of them are from the Wikipedia: namespace, then the answer is 0, as the count is only from the main namespace.
Wouldn't it be better to implement the rel="nofollow" for these links? After all, they should be trying to punish the spammers, not reward Wikipedia (which is good but doesn't help with the spam problem).
Is there a distro that includes every dependency for every OS project out there? If there is, I sure don't want to run such bloatware. Why can't these projects offer an option of including every dependency they need instead of making you hunt for them?
Well, no, since K3B doesn't have them. For example, I wouldn't mind a VCD option out of the box (getting vcdimager, compiling source, finding out missing libcdio, getting the dependency resolved,... is not fun).
Before discovering K3B, a CD/DVD burning software was the main thing I was missing under Linux. K3B is nice, but Nero (at least under Windows) had a lot more options.
They should keep the brand Mozilla, by maybe offering a package of Thunderbird, Firefox, and friends, and calling that Mozilla (Suite?). It's not going to be as integrated, but at least they're not losing the brand name (for which so many people have fought for a long time).
One would expect Tanenbaum to grade as he thought. He thought linux would earn an F, that's what he would have given. Nothing contrary to what's exprected or intended.
When is Google going to "release" Gmail to the public? I know that for all intents and purposes anyone that wants to can get an account, but I won't consider it open until I see a link on their homepage. It's not like they couldn't have a beta and a released Gmail.
On an aside, I have a feeling that they will have to redesign their homepage soon as it's starting to get crowded.
I used to see it on a semi-frequent basis when burning a CD using Nero. I even have a collection of about 10-15 such BSODs, of STOP 0xC2, 0x50, and 0x0A type. It was one of the reasons for switching to Linux and K3b as I was tired of wasting an entire spindle on WinXP.
What's the use of having an update feature if you never enable it or get it in a working state? I have never been able to update firefox through the built-in feature.
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What did Yahoo get out of the deal they made a while back? Ever think that maybe the content on Wikipedia could be worthwhile? You can't have the content if the servers aren't up.
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They're all Wikipedia articles, in that they were all edited at Wikipedia. If you mean how many of them are from the Wikipedia: namespace, then the answer is 0, as the count is only from the main namespace.
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Google to its own rescue
Wouldn't it be better to implement the rel="nofollow" for these links? After all, they should be trying to punish the spammers, not reward Wikipedia (which is good but doesn't help with the spam problem).
Looks like the wiki entry is already first for "online poker".
Is there a distro that includes every dependency for every OS project out there? If there is, I sure don't want to run such bloatware. Why can't these projects offer an option of including every dependency they need instead of making you hunt for them?
Well, no, since K3B doesn't have them. For example, I wouldn't mind a VCD option out of the box (getting vcdimager, compiling source, finding out missing libcdio, getting the dependency resolved,... is not fun).
Before discovering K3B, a CD/DVD burning software was the main thing I was missing under Linux. K3B is nice, but Nero (at least under Windows) had a lot more options.
That weasel already has done so.
Looks like they've got one of those pop-up ads that make it paste Firefox at villagevoice.
They should keep the brand Mozilla, by maybe offering a package of Thunderbird, Firefox, and friends, and calling that Mozilla (Suite?). It's not going to be as integrated, but at least they're not losing the brand name (for which so many people have fought for a long time).
One would expect Tanenbaum to grade as he thought. He thought linux would earn an F, that's what he would have given. Nothing contrary to what's exprected or intended.
You might want to look up what ironic means
When is Google going to "release" Gmail to the public? I know that for all intents and purposes anyone that wants to can get an account, but I won't consider it open until I see a link on their homepage. It's not like they couldn't have a beta and a released Gmail.
On an aside, I have a feeling that they will have to redesign their homepage soon as it's starting to get crowded.
I used to see it on a semi-frequent basis when burning a CD using Nero. I even have a collection of about 10-15 such BSODs, of STOP 0xC2, 0x50, and 0x0A type. It was one of the reasons for switching to Linux and K3b as I was tired of wasting an entire spindle on WinXP.
It'd be nice if they really integrated it into gmail. Yahoo already has such a feature, and it's not horrible, but I'm sure gCal could be much better.
What's the use of having an update feature if you never enable it or get it in a working state? I have never been able to update firefox through the built-in feature.
5) Relies on flash for home page -699 points
They upped the number of localized versions.
What did Yahoo get out of the deal they made a while back? Ever think that maybe the content on Wikipedia could be worthwhile? You can't have the content if the servers aren't up.
What happened to the "people use windows because it came with their computer" rationale for Windows' dominance in the desktop OS market?
Maybe they'll decide to fix that damn tab focus-steal bug in 2.0, it's been what two years?
Leave us the sky you bastards!
Fashcopy/Snapshot at the SAN level?