That law case is based on location of information on physical server.
What if we switch to distributed mode, as in FreeNet or Mosix clusters, where information is NOT stored on particular server at all ?!
Merely for example if i create the following configuration:
HOST a (Linux, South Africa)/dev/hda2 (200)
HOST b (Linux, Australia)/dev/hda3 (200)
HOST c (Linux, USA)/dev/hda2 (200)
and put a Network RAID (5) on that, where my data will be stored from the legal point of view?
Wrong. You cannot remove IE at all. While it is true that you can hide the browser interface... that is, you can delete IEXPLORE.EXE and unregister the components... but the core rendering engine remains.
We are talking NOT about IE, we are talking about
_default_ browser and just IEXPLORER.EXE.
So user can see incoming screen without annoying
Internet Explorer icon.
And have at least a desire to shop around for competitive browser.
Are we to cry a river for Trumpet which can no longer sell their IP stack to hordes of Windows users?
Yes, we are to cry.
Windows will be less appealing and there will be a place for competitive platforms...
This is good.
Why not make refridgerators (home fridges) with a slot for motherboard and cards? If you are in kitchen, you can use your
fridge as a computer.
Cold made by fridge can have an outlet to motherboard, making this a efficient cooling system for computer.
1) Surely prolog is not REQUIRED... it can run
sometimes, gathering information from text files
or updating that text files.
It may be called from programs, as a module
2) Prolog CAN be programmed to show and change functional dependencies between system components.
3) you even can show graphical dependencies between components in a graph on a screen (Mmm! I would really like it!:)
My opinion: better thing is to have prolog language based database of configuration that is able to keep facts from text files and put it into system of knowledge. TCL/TK can provide a visual GUI interface to the base. You will be able to ask that base non-trivial questions about your configuration, which is not possible in other approaches. Of course that base can have prolog terms to generate original text configs on its contents.
Recently I heard of a better (and obvious) idea -
a coat with inflatable pockets inside it that you can
inflate by mouth if you need additional heat protection. It's actually better than electrical heat.
In 1991, I actually have been using one BESM-6 computer, which was completely original (no IBM copying at all).
It was 48-bit machine.
I was faster than IBM PS2 12Mhz...
Yep, exactly!
Surely I am thinking of creating a lot of code on
Prolog because Java version was already extremely
slow and unmaintainable!
And MY managers are ok with that!
They still think about files!?
Files are evil, better think into object
oriented OSes that hold everything in database-like places.
They are much more flexible and
Viva OS-400 and OS PICK!
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I probably know why you mention OJ - you reminiscented DOJ...
HOST a (Linux, South Africa) /dev/hda2 (200)
HOST b (Linux, Australia) /dev/hda3 (200)
HOST c (Linux, USA) /dev/hda2 (200)
and put a Network RAID (5) on that, where my data will be stored from the legal point of view?
Yea! It WILL be an internet spamming OS. It will spam Internet by its own internal communications, encrypted and redundant...
It will be the largest one...
Why not make refridgerators (home fridges) with a slot for motherboard and cards? If you are in kitchen, you can use your fridge as a computer. Cold made by fridge can have an outlet to motherboard, making this a efficient cooling system for computer.
1) Surely prolog is not REQUIRED... it can run sometimes, gathering information from text files or updating that text files. It may be called from programs, as a module 2) Prolog CAN be programmed to show and change functional dependencies between system components. 3) you even can show graphical dependencies between components in a graph on a screen (Mmm! I would really like it! :)
My opinion:
better thing is to have prolog language based database of configuration that is able to keep facts from text files and put it into system of knowledge.
TCL/TK can provide a visual GUI interface to the base.
You will be able to ask that base non-trivial questions about your configuration, which is not possible in other approaches.
Of course that base can have prolog terms to generate original text configs on its contents.
Recently I heard of a better (and obvious) idea - a coat with inflatable pockets inside it that you can inflate by mouth if you need additional heat protection. It's actually better than electrical heat.
Ximian Evolution can do it. check freshmeat.net...
Just curious, how Linux kernel will work on that processor. Will there be any improvements?
In 1991, I actually have been using one BESM-6 computer, which was completely original (no IBM copying at all). It was 48-bit machine. I was faster than IBM PS2 12Mhz...
Start leech computing on that phones and
run beowulf cluster of these!
Leech computing?
I thought it was Lich computing, which is much
more horrifying...
Seriously, I liked that approach!
ln -sf /usr/bin/yourbrowser /usr/bin/konqueror
Yep, exactly! Surely I am thinking of creating a lot of code on Prolog because Java version was already extremely slow and unmaintainable! And MY managers are ok with that!
They still think about files!? Files are evil, better think into object oriented OSes that hold everything in database-like places. They are much more flexible and Viva OS-400 and OS PICK!