I find it telling that a Linux distro compares installation and configuration against the ease of Windows...but I think this is an example of how far Linux has to go.
And how far it has come. Perhaps you didn't use Linux when its compatibilty sucked and installation was not point and click.
Pretty slow right now (or maybe it's just my network), but you can see what this is from here (click on 'watch film'). One of the funniest things I've seen in a long time.
>Actually, you'd be better off breaking the material into sensible bits,
Actually, it's merely annoying,
Agreed. Whenever I get a response to an email that's broken down like that, I can't help but think I am dealing with some tired old usenet hippy (or a guru wannabe) who takes no greater pleasure than ripping apart your post point by point.
This survey has come out at least once a year for as long as I can remember. "US kids lack in X discipline." Next up: US childhood obesity is the rise.
They can be hacked. News at 11. Maybe we should have another election. We can all put a red marble in a jar for GW and a blue marble for JK. The perfect infallable voting system.
Computers make figuring out things too damn easy these days. Back in the day, you had to expend effort to learn things, now it's just googling 'thomas jefferson' or what not to do your reasearch paper.
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My UI is already 3D (the third dimension being time).
24% does not perpetuate moores law.
A wiretap on your net connection won't let them see unencrypted IM or Email conversations you have.
Let me add two words to my post: In principal, how is this any different from a legally obtained wiretap?
How is this any different from a legally obtained wiretap?
Isn't there some way we can identify the entire Chinese IP block
Here it is: 0.0.0.0/7 (7 is China's country code - deny all from this and you will receive no spam from China)
I find it telling that a Linux distro compares installation and configuration against the ease of Windows...but I think this is an example of how far Linux has to go.
And how far it has come. Perhaps you didn't use Linux when its compatibilty sucked and installation was not point and click.
mmmmmmmmmmm....car bread, tastiest of all breads.
Information wants to be free. Your information.
Is that a rhetorical question?
>> They probably didn't want the support burden of bundling the PC with a Linux distribution.
> Have you considered they might prefer FreeDOS, and deem it the best solution compared with other alternatives such as Linux,
Uh, no, you are both wrong. They were just tired of hearing all the rinux jokes.
Is $483US really cheap in China?
Manually deleting them one by one is the hard way.
And institute jackboot banning policies if you access them more than x times per y hours.
And so what about the 99.9% of us who DONT live in Chicago?
http://onemanstarwars.com/omswgarabage.WMV
And so what about the 0.000001% of us who DONT use Windows?
Pretty slow right now (or maybe it's just my network), but you can see what this is from here (click on 'watch film'). One of the funniest things I've seen in a long time.
>Actually, you'd be better off breaking the material into sensible bits,
Actually, it's merely annoying,
Agreed. Whenever I get a response to an email that's broken down like that, I can't help but think I am dealing with some tired old usenet hippy (or a guru wannabe) who takes no greater pleasure than ripping apart your post point by point.
Funny this story being on Slashdot. If email had editors, maybe they wouldn't be so bad.
This survey has come out at least once a year for as long as I can remember. "US kids lack in X discipline." Next up: US childhood obesity is the rise.
This article defines "2. ????". Dare I read it?
They can be hacked. News at 11. Maybe we should have another election. We can all put a red marble in a jar for GW and a blue marble for JK. The perfect infallable voting system.
Computers make figuring out things too damn easy these days. Back in the day, you had to expend effort to learn things, now it's just googling 'thomas jefferson' or what not to do your reasearch paper.
The lawsuits by the free in network providers.
What's the Chinese word for proxy server? Probably 'jail time' if you mispronounce it.
to pin this one squarely on GW.
They are the future of unaccountable editorializing.