I realize it's pretty late by slashdot standards to be commenting now, but, but, a GNU on top, and the large Open Source words at the bottom just makes me cringe !
I had to take this small snapshot of the cherryos website.
"On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question." - Charles Babbage
Oh yeah, just one more week! http://conf.phpquebec.org/ You can't miss this if you're serious about PHP (whoa, never thought I'd hear myself say that).
Power, it's more about its distribution. Some are more visual, some auditory, some learn better alone, others depend on groups, etc. Power means squat. We're talking vectors here. Oh wait, no, what was it..?
Maybe you'd prefer a haskell implementation ?
Darcs is decentralized, based on a "theory of patches" with roots in quantum mechanics.
Written in Haskell, darcs is used on many operating systems including Linux, MacOS X, FreeBSD, and Windows. Darcs includes a CGI script to browse your repository from the web.
"Our web stats indicate that 97-98% of you choose Attribution, so we decided to drop Attribution as a choice from our license menu -- it's now standard."
Here's another option, designed for a USB key. It runs Firefox, Thunderbird, etc. all in a virtual linux machine. The release is planned to work on GNU/Linux, ms windows and mac os x, although the current release candidate doesn't work on the mac. It also uses qemu, of course. More info: Portable Virtual Privacy Machine.
I'm still looking for the one ring to rule them all. Actually, Durl will probably turn into something like that, given enough time... see my Durl update for more info.
Good idea, I'm planning on implementing the same thing in the next little while... see Durl Update. Also note that del.icio.us will soon be provinding the RSS feed itself, so I have to think of more stuff for Durl;)
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Oh, I had that same comment but missed your response. I'm sorta relieved now, thanks for pointing that out, about the Gnu head logo.
I realize it's pretty late by slashdot standards to be commenting now, but, but, a GNU on top, and the large Open Source words at the bottom just makes me cringe ! I had to take this small snapshot of the cherryos website.
It sure sounds like a chat bot, although with a stick up its ass.
you mean it's ridi.cul.us ?
Joshua Schachter had some great news today, quitting his day job and now committed full time to del.icio.us, with the help of some outside investment.
Interesting conversation on the del.icio.us list, give you an idea from both sides.
I wasn't there... it's only hearsay ;)
Oh yeah, just one more week! http://conf.phpquebec.org/ You can't miss this if you're serious about PHP (whoa, never thought I'd hear myself say that).
The EFF has been following the DRM issue for quite some time now. See also this 2003 conference on DRM at Berkeley.
Power, it's more about its distribution. Some are more visual, some auditory, some learn better alone, others depend on groups, etc. Power means squat. We're talking vectors here. Oh wait, no, what was it..?
Maybe you'd prefer a haskell implementation ? Darcs is decentralized, based on a "theory of patches" with roots in quantum mechanics.
Written in Haskell, darcs is used on many operating systems including Linux, MacOS X, FreeBSD, and Windows. Darcs includes a CGI script to browse your repository from the web.
You can _use_ GPL, BSD and proprietary software together on the same system, you know. And even more so when you are not distributing.
Here's another option, designed for a USB key. It runs Firefox, Thunderbird, etc. all in a virtual linux machine. The release is planned to work on GNU/Linux, ms windows and mac os x, although the current release candidate doesn't work on the mac. It also uses qemu, of course. More info: Portable Virtual Privacy Machine.
I generally mirror with Coral (notice the .nyud.net:8090 in that url?), but then, I'm lazy.
euh, ssl certificates ?
Well, considering the first c++ was a c preprocessor, I'm not surprised.
Maybe because people abuse quoting and top posting... god I hate that!
w3c even supports images in an xterm as seen in this debian screenshot.
- i386
- PowerPC
- amd64
Note: these urls use the Coral Distribution Network to easy the pain on the servers a bit.I'm still hoping for the day RMS and Debian finally agree...
Thanks for the source, I did the same thing on my end. See my Durl update for more info.
I'm still looking for the one ring to rule them all. Actually, Durl will probably turn into something like that, given enough time... see my Durl update for more info.
Good idea, I'm planning on implementing the same thing in the next little while... see Durl Update. Also note that del.icio.us will soon be provinding the RSS feed itself, so I have to think of more stuff for Durl ;)