Honestly, this is normal in asia. A guy meets a girl, they have some fun, and in the morning, something extra is lost.
A phone like that can be sold and feed her family for months. Do you really think there's any consideration about the content?
It's just business for there girls in poor parts of asia, not political. And if the chinese really wanted to copy content from a phone like that, the situation would be more like theft, or an accident or an arrest. Not just a night out with a girl
100% off-topic, but what is the site that you run? I had a look at http://insidewoodland.com/ but it doesn't seem to be the "combination calendaring/weight and exercise tracking/reminder/organizer/bulletin board" you described.
It's something I've been wanting for a while, and I hope I can be part of the 95% that don't complain;-)
It's a pity you read those statistics wrong. They were comparing 'Internet Users' and 'Active Users' (two different definitions).
End of second paragraph: The number of active users is an estimate of the number of people that actually go online in a given month, rather than the number of people with access.
but what about those scenes that are in the movie that aren't true to the book?
It's nice to see *any* movie that is true to its book. I've recently been disappointed with The Sum Of All Fears, and The Bourne Identity for being only mildly close to the plot of the book. LoTR on the other hand, is a much better rendition
Just remember to never write a daemon that prevents you from pulling the plug.
Heh. This reminds me of English classes at high school where we had to read heaps of short stories.
One of them was about an intelligent computer created by a whole bunch of scientists. They booted it up, and typed in the question "Is there a God?". At that moment, a lightning bolt came from the sky, fusing the power source into the on position, and then the computer replied: "Now there is".
On Linux, it's as simple as removing the file or symlink to libflashplayer.so The Sun JRE has consistently worked for me. After installing it, I made a symlink in/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to the jre plugin. Didn't even need to restart Mozilla.
I think the reverse should be applied. Mozilla strives for (and mostly achieves) standards compliance. So are you asking that it should breach those standards in the same way that IE (and Opera?) do to achieve the compatibility?
The way I read that page was that they are trying to compare a homogenized Windows network with a Linux server connecting Windows clients together. Maybe I should read it some more times to see if they are also comparing a homogenized Linux network (or even a Unix-Linux heterogenous network).
They are really comparing whether Linux will run Microsoft applications / frameworks (eg ASP), not comparing similar or equivalent functionality.
No, I didn't expect them to be without bias, but all I really see is the same FUD presented in a different way.
Even if they are legit, who would want one looking like the one bottom-right out of those thumbnails. Looks like somebody got steamrolled, then pixellated with a 400x zoom.
And can anyone make out picture #5? (bottom row, middle pic).
Does this mean we won't be able to take disposable cameras on to planes any more?
Imagine the memo to baggage scanning technicians: "WARNING: Any passengers attempting to take large numbers of disposable cameras on board any flight is a terrorist. These cameras can be used as a weapon by assembling a gauss gun from their parts. Call your appropriate superviser IMMEDIATELY if you have any suspicions"
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Honestly, this is normal in asia. A guy meets a girl, they have some fun, and in the morning, something extra is lost. A phone like that can be sold and feed her family for months. Do you really think there's any consideration about the content? It's just business for there girls in poor parts of asia, not political. And if the chinese really wanted to copy content from a phone like that, the situation would be more like theft, or an accident or an arrest. Not just a night out with a girl
100% off-topic, but what is the site that you run? I had a look at http://insidewoodland.com/ but it doesn't seem to be the "combination calendaring/weight and exercise tracking/reminder/organizer/bulletin board" you described. It's something I've been wanting for a while, and I hope I can be part of the 95% that don't complain ;-)
Slashdot comments put spaces into long 'words' to prevent page widening. Copy the URL again, and remove the space, and it will load.
(I can't be bothered educating people about how to format URLs properly in HTML -- wasted effort most of the time)
That's the BSD license.
hate to break the news to you, but you gotta do a lot more than that.
You must have seen this too
One of them was about an intelligent computer created by a whole bunch of scientists. They booted it up, and typed in the question "Is there a God?". At that moment, a lightning bolt came from the sky, fusing the power source into the on position, and then the computer replied: "Now there is".
hmm.. 600 acres... how about
<voice style="Arnie">I'll be out back</voice>
man bash
Even more competitive... you can save yourself that $40, and just get the ISOs and burn them :-)
The price of the support contract won't change
Looks like that random id generator isn't working any more. Or is it just me not able to get it working?
About time. I can still remember the news about how advanced the Terminator 2 movie was in terms of Computer Graphics, breakthrough bla bla blah.
More info about the movie here, here, and here.
On Linux, it's as simple as removing the file or symlink to libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to the jre plugin. Didn't even need to restart Mozilla.
The Sun JRE has consistently worked for me. After installing it, I made a symlink in
I think the reverse should be applied. Mozilla strives for (and mostly achieves) standards compliance. So are you asking that it should breach those standards in the same way that IE (and Opera?) do to achieve the compatibility?
Any clue on where Austraria is? Even google suggested that I should look up Australia instead
Something like the debate back in '99?
Some links about the alleged backdoor in Windows allowing the NSA access to your computer are here, here and here.
The way I read that page was that they are trying to compare a homogenized Windows network with a Linux server connecting Windows clients together. Maybe I should read it some more times to see if they are also comparing a homogenized Linux network (or even a Unix-Linux heterogenous network).
They are really comparing whether Linux will run Microsoft applications / frameworks (eg ASP), not comparing similar or equivalent functionality.
No, I didn't expect them to be without bias, but all I really see is the same FUD presented in a different way.
I thought the whole point of Newspeak and doublethink was so we wouldn't have so many words, and everything would make more sense.
Even if they are legit, who would want one looking like the one bottom-right out of those thumbnails. Looks like somebody got steamrolled, then pixellated with a 400x zoom.
And can anyone make out picture #5? (bottom row, middle pic).
Does this mean we won't be able to take disposable cameras on to planes any more?
Imagine the memo to baggage scanning technicians:
"WARNING: Any passengers attempting to take large numbers of disposable cameras on board any flight is a terrorist. These cameras can be used as a weapon by assembling a gauss gun from their parts. Call your appropriate superviser IMMEDIATELY if you have any suspicions"
If they do, I guess someone forgot to mention the -O2 flag to them