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Windows 95 in 4.47MB
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There is a micro Linux distribution floating around somewhere that provides an X server in under 2 MB of physical disk space (but 4 or 8 MB of RAM), but I can't recall the name of it just now.
"..might be teenagers.. [who] do not usually have their own credit cards, they usually have cash and are more than willing to spend it to download music or games"
A Visa Electron debit card (and probably some others, I don't know) is currently the best solution for those who just can't get a credit card. It's basically a credit card that takes the money directly from its owner's bank account (if there's anything to take:). This requires a direct connection between the bank and the seller though, so most smaller sites don't support it.
So it just writes the bits closer to each other. No big deal, other manufacturers have done that literally years ago. The problem is, other manufacturers and other, older cd drives don't support it.
I wonder how the compressed data is stored. Linux kernel seems to support compressed ISO9660, but I don't know if that has anything to do with Plextor's method.
MySQL isn't bundled with it, but you can easily add it yourself when compiling. You probably just need to get MySQL source or install mysql-dev package and invoke the configure script with --with-mysql=/foo/bar/mysql
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How are those things going to recognize whether someone is a soldier or a civilian?
Use IRC.
Open Source diamonds! Yay!
So, how long before first online petition appears? :)
They forgot Guybrush Threepwood!
smalllinux and TinyX. google should find them.
Why do I always see a post like this when a new kernel is out? :)
A Visa Electron debit card (and probably some others, I don't know) is currently the best solution for those who just can't get a credit card. It's basically a credit card that takes the money directly from its owner's bank account (if there's anything to take :). This requires a direct connection between the bank and the seller though, so most smaller sites don't support it.
Why not translate the whole Potter book with babelfish :)
Oops, I should have read the article more carefully before posting that :)
Why just not use DVD-R? :)
I wonder how the compressed data is stored. Linux kernel seems to support compressed ISO9660, but I don't know if that has anything to do with Plextor's method.
Now I'm going to buy an X-Box. Microsoft should be happy ;)
MySQL isn't bundled with it, but you can easily add it yourself when compiling. You probably just need to get MySQL source or install mysql-dev package and invoke the configure script with --with-mysql=/foo/bar/mysql
Oh, I thought at first that it was about this DoD.
325038: Calendar Type May Change to Japanese Emperor Era When Outlook Runs
Someone post the diffs between SP3's and SP4's EULAs :)
Ever heard of a laptop? :)
I wonder how hot it gets. I didn't find any information about that.
Buggy IDE chipsets destroying data, buggy video cards not working like their specs say they should, ...
Now you must find something else to do, like h4xx0ring your stupid neighbour's Win95.
Apple's and Sun's 64-bit products are meant for a *bit* different purposes.
Ancient cultures in China and Africa also used binary, mostly for predicting the future.
If you're not sure whether you should trust something you read from the net, just post the site to slashdot and read the comments after a few hours.
How was it, again? Oh yeah, just stop cells from aging and find a cure for cancer.