I haven't read the article (but hey, who does?), but after reading your post I felt like I should give it another hit. Unfortunately it loaded. . . so I refreshed it.
Looks like your ensuing flame war isn't going as well as expected..
Anyway, maybe all 64bit PCs should be forced to ship with only IPv6 and ban IPv4 from being installed on 64bit computers. While this may slow down the adoption of 64bit computers it will definitely speed up the adoption of IPv6 by having it fully in place by the year 2038:)
Another article to add to the corral
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SCO Targets Major Linux User
The SCO Group Inc. said Tuesday it would sue a major user of Linux within 90 days, as the company prepared to launch a new legal assault in its claims that the open-source operating system contains the computer maker's copyrighted code.
This is an absolutely no way off-topic. The mods are smoking the cheap $3 crack again. This post is highly insightful, and tastefully written, to boot.
. . . and has nothing to do with the original news post.
What's an inaudible sound? Is it like an intangible presence, or an insufferable git?
Actually, it's a sound that is outside the frequency range that humans can hear (around 20-20,000Hz). You can feel the bass below 20Hz but you can't hear it (where you==average human). And dogs can hear sounds greater than 20,000Hz:)
So then what you're trying to say is it's okay for stalkers to call eachother stalkers but it's not okay for asians to call them stalkers? Ahh.. it makes perfect sense now.
I bet that technology would be ten times more advanced today if people contributed to it solely to make it better and not to make a profit from it.
It's called communism, and it doesn't work (unfortunately), for the reason you stated in your previous sentence: people are driven by money and greed and this causes the system to break down.. into capitalism.
"Today, applications encapsulate data. In the future, applications will be able to read and write data created with multiple applications," Muglia said. "Information opens up dramatically."
*ahem* Bullshit. Unless you're trying to open a Microsoft document with a Microsoft application I'm thinking you're gonna have a lot of trouble. And of course when he said "applications encapsulate data" he was obviously only referring to Windows applications.
Check out the experimental client. It's a modified version of the official client that's lets you set the max upload speed on the fly. As of right now it's based off of 3.2.1b, not 3.3, but it works fine for me.
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Why does an ATM need XP? ... We're talking about a dumb terminal here, aren't we?
Well if it's a dumb terminal, doesn't it only make sense that it should be running Windows XP?
I haven't read the article (but hey, who does?), but after reading your post I felt like I should give it another hit. Unfortunately it loaded. . . so I refreshed it.
How about. . . Redora?
Ok. I've got nothing.
Looks like your ensuing flame war isn't going as well as expected..
Anyway, maybe all 64bit PCs should be forced to ship with only IPv6 and ban IPv4 from being installed on 64bit computers. While this may slow down the adoption of 64bit computers it will definitely speed up the adoption of IPv6 by having it fully in place by the year 2038 :)
SCO Targets Major Linux User
The SCO Group Inc. said Tuesday it would sue a major user of Linux within 90 days, as the company prepared to launch a new legal assault in its claims that the open-source operating system contains the computer maker's copyrighted code.
This is an absolutely no way off-topic. The mods are smoking the cheap $3 crack again. This post is highly insightful, and tastefully written, to boot.
. . . and has nothing to do with the original news post.
The CEO and Vice-President did not know what their lawyers were up to!? Well I guess it is a clue to who is running the show.
And to think that people actually invest money into these guys.
Yes, but would it be worse than watching the last episode of Seinfeld?
Ah. I assumed it was a Pepsi product because around here (Saskatchewan, Canada) it's only distributed with Pepsi products (as far as I've seen).
Your analogy is flawed. You can't get Pepsi products at McDonald's.
They're called Matrix reloaded and Matrix revolutions.
Yeah, but they were done pretty poorly, even for fan-made movies. I wonder if we'll get some real sequels.
No.. no it wasn't. But thanx for pointing that out :)
The connection is that they end in ix.
What's an inaudible sound? Is it like an intangible presence, or an insufferable git?
Actually, it's a sound that is outside the frequency range that humans can hear (around 20-20,000Hz). You can feel the bass below 20Hz but you can't hear it (where you==average human). And dogs can hear sounds greater than 20,000Hz :)
I'd rather fight tooth and nail and become dirt poor then sit back and become American
So then what you're trying to say is it's okay for stalkers to call eachother stalkers but it's not okay for asians to call them stalkers? Ahh.. it makes perfect sense now.
Only if 40|_ is taken.
Yes, that's correct.
The average mass of Hydrogen is 1.008 amu
I tried posting the source of this information, but slashdot's retarded lameness filter wanted me to use fewer 'junk' characters.
And now we can make small nuclear reactors.
I know, this is ridiculous. Shouldn't SCO be suing somebody?
Hell, just use freenet.
I bet that technology would be ten times more advanced today if people contributed to it solely to make it better and not to make a profit from it.
It's called communism, and it doesn't work (unfortunately), for the reason you stated in your previous sentence: people are driven by money and greed and this causes the system to break down.. into capitalism.
"Today, applications encapsulate data. In the future, applications will be able to read and write data created with multiple applications," Muglia said. "Information opens up dramatically."
*ahem* Bullshit. Unless you're trying to open a Microsoft document with a Microsoft application I'm thinking you're gonna have a lot of trouble. And of course when he said "applications encapsulate data" he was obviously only referring to Windows applications.
Check out the experimental client. It's a modified version of the official client that's lets you set the max upload speed on the fly. As of right now it's based off of 3.2.1b, not 3.3, but it works fine for me.
Has anyone yet mentioned that you can help out by joining the distributed proofreaders project out help out? What's the link?
Yes, they have.