QT is planning on including WebKit as a standard feature at some point (they may already). When that happens, KDE will drop KHTML and use WebKit instead.
Every time I've been between jobs, I didn't sit around drinking 40s, eating doritos, and watching tv -- I worked on my own projects (websites and software) and some open source software. But when I spend all day working then come home and deal with dinner, running errands, other life stuf... that doesn't leave much time for working on open source software.
In 1994/5, I used lynx through a telnet gateway via the local community college bbs. Of course, i didn't know what to do or where to go. In 95,I had access to Mosaic (and then netscape). jpeg images needed a helper application. playboy.com and whitehouse.gov were the earliest sites I can think of, having read of them in newsweek, perhaps. And of course the university homepage.
I have an nslu2 with debian. (I also have a qnap TS-409 raid box since 32Megs of ram wasn't enough to do all the interesting stuff I wanted to do). I wouldn't try to ssl tunnel to an X server running on the slug, but the wall-wart could handle it.
Do you have no imagination? Put a thumb drive on it and use it for most anything you'd use a linux server for, but with no moving parts, negligible power usage, and less than negligible space.
Web/ftp/etc server
streaming media
download torrents in the background
tor node
proxy server
MUD server
fill it with kiddie porn and plug it into your boss's house
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Thanks to MSDNAA, I run Windows XP and 2K in virtual box on my iMac. Strictly for educational purposes, of course!
(I graduated last century, but took an employer-paid graduate-level DB class last year. The professor never once recommended (or even mentioned) SQL Server)
That's doubly interesting, given that a couple weeks ago in the portable shell scripting book review, some people were insisting that everyone should tell other shells (and portability) to fuck off and just use bash (and it's extensions).
X is short for X11 Window Manager. But on a device with that size screen, with no 3-button mouse, you don't want to manage windows, you want fullscreen apps. So using the frame buffer directly (with a simple layer on top, like SDL or QT) is better than wasting memory and cycles dicking around with X and wasting screen real estate with window borders and decorations.
interesting... let's say someone downloads something from the pirate bay. There's no sales tax involved, and that's not "fair".
There are two solutions:
Tax you on all downloaded bytes (regardless of what it was)
Require you to list all downloaded media and pay a tax on it. Failing to do so is now a crime, and since it's tax court, things like "presumed innocence" or "exculpatory evidence" don't matter as much. And if you do list anything, the MPAA/RIAA lawyers will bend you over and cram a lawsuit up your ass.
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QT is planning on including WebKit as a standard feature at some point (they may already). When that happens, KDE will drop KHTML and use WebKit instead.
It's only for any operating system that wants to support FAT disks with long file names. Which is every OS within the last 15 years.
so if owning a chimpanzee is illegal, you'd wouldn't mind if they arrested you for having too much back hair?
1. They don't do denver. 2. The cities they do cover have a policy that if you contest the ticket, they'll offer to settle at 25-50% discount.
Even if humans were never selfish and always worked for the betterment of everyone, communism/socialism doesn't adequately handle scarce resources.
Every time I've been between jobs, I didn't sit around drinking 40s, eating doritos, and watching tv -- I worked on my own projects (websites and software) and some open source software. But when I spend all day working then come home and deal with dinner, running errands, other life stuf... that doesn't leave much time for working on open source software.
citation? They're not missing half their teeth and hopped up on meth.
He was a turd burglar.
In 1994/5, I used lynx through a telnet gateway via the local community college bbs. Of course, i didn't know what to do or where to go. In 95,I had access to Mosaic (and then netscape). jpeg images needed a helper application. playboy.com and whitehouse.gov were the earliest sites I can think of, having read of them in newsweek, perhaps. And of course the university homepage.
it's called a bailment. Look into it.
I have an nslu2 with debian. (I also have a qnap TS-409 raid box since 32Megs of ram wasn't enough to do all the interesting stuff I wanted to do). I wouldn't try to ssl tunnel to an X server running on the slug, but the wall-wart could handle it.
There was a time when IE was the best browser.
What the fuck is wrong with slashdot?
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Thanks to MSDNAA, I run Windows XP and 2K in virtual box on my iMac. Strictly for educational purposes, of course!
(I graduated last century, but took an employer-paid graduate-level DB class last year. The professor never once recommended (or even mentioned) SQL Server)
The debian installer uses dash. AIX uses ksh.
That's doubly interesting, given that a couple weeks ago in the portable shell scripting book review, some people were insisting that everyone should tell other shells (and portability) to fuck off and just use bash (and it's extensions).
but you don't mind when cowboy neal tries?
maybe you should file a class action suit for that.
X is short for X11 Window Manager. But on a device with that size screen, with no 3-button mouse, you don't want to manage windows, you want fullscreen apps. So using the frame buffer directly (with a simple layer on top, like SDL or QT) is better than wasting memory and cycles dicking around with X and wasting screen real estate with window borders and decorations.
Fannie Mae. Freddie Mac. Bank of America. Citigroup. GM. Chrysler.
I wonder if they have a proper license for all their software... I bet the BSA would like to know, too!
Slashdot adds a rel="nofollow" tag to all links in comments, so good search engines should ignore them.
interesting... let's say someone downloads something from the pirate bay. There's no sales tax involved, and that's not "fair".
There are two solutions: