certainly the open source communities claim to being "innovative" would have to be reconsidered when they are using the software model of the one comapny they've labelled as "stifling innovation.
You have to take what register says with a pinch of salt. Thats obvious from the prose it uses. It intends to provoke so dont be surprised when it does.
btw
Just so no-one mis-interprets me, I dont literally mean you have to pinch, ingest or sit in the vicinity of salt (or any other mineral) whilst reading the register.
also note that neither am I advising people against this practice either.
how far off are eye transplants? are they feasible, if a little beyond our technology?
i heard of a experiment that turned the eyes of a frog upside down. it stumbled around but apparenty got used to it after a few days.
Its interesting to note,
how many staunch DOS advocates do you hear of...none.
win95-ME... none. most people accept the use of windows as a chore!!!
and yet the atari ST and the amiga and others STILL have a core group of advocates.
had commodore/atari not aimed their hardware solely at the games market, we would now be living in a world where OS allowed getting things done quickly and efficiently.
Slashdot Mirror
conFIGured.
i know its petty but...
admittedly the new Oprah is a lot less bloated than the original.
The Oprah browser sucks. Montel and Rikki are far better, although Rikki has quite a large memory footprint...
hehe mod this up, more people should see it!
their processor was actually MORE powerful than the one in the C64 itself IIRC
God is gonna seriously pissed off...
probably true.
:-)
isnt the recommended limit 5 lines of code per day?
linux rewrote the VM in less than a week
so whats the problem??
:-)
shouldnt this be modded up and not the parent?
certainly the open source communities claim to being "innovative" would have to be reconsidered when they are using the software model of the one comapny they've labelled as "stifling innovation.
Come on people.
You have to take what register says with a pinch of salt. Thats obvious from the prose it uses. It intends to provoke so dont be surprised when it does.
btw
Just so no-one mis-interprets me, I dont literally mean you have to pinch, ingest or sit in the vicinity of salt (or any other mineral) whilst reading the register.
also note that neither am I advising people against this practice either.
;-)
was my manager's resignation.
:-/
unfortunately he made me redundant before i had the chance to see it
DNS is its blood.
maybe network solutions or verisign are its heart, but i doubt it.
how far off are eye transplants? are they feasible, if a little beyond our technology? i heard of a experiment that turned the eyes of a frog upside down. it stumbled around but apparenty got used to it after a few days.
am i the only one around here who nearly barfed at that story.
i cannot begin to imagine what life must have been like for that bloke.
it makes the latest kernel release seem pretty insignificant.
exactly,
linux probably had a multitude of minor, rarely exploited vulnerabilities, whereas win2K/NT had relatively few major holes.
holes that are still now being exploited.
id be interested to see the amount of revenue lost due to linux exploitation versus win2K (taking market share into account of course).
sounds like poor data analysis...
That, my friend, is an understatement!
... none. most people accept the use of windows as a chore!!!
Its interesting to note,
how many staunch DOS advocates do you hear of...none.
win95-ME
and yet the atari ST and the amiga and others STILL have a core group of advocates.
had commodore/atari not aimed their hardware solely at the games market, we would now be living in a world where OS allowed getting things done quickly and efficiently.
he can run linux, play GTA3 and watch porn all on the same machine.
doesn't get much better than that...
is slashdotting the wayback machine such a wise thing to do?
sod it, i'll follow the link anyway.
what can linus' mother do with her tongue that makes guys feel "lucky"?
Are you calling Star Trek IV a thin film?
I thought it was quite profound. Save the whales and all that...