Same for http://www.centralnic.com/ - they rip people off by registering subdomains of their own us.com , uk.com , etc. domains. Unfortunately, they're not gone yet...
I have a better idea, how about tapes? RMS used to distribute GNU Emacs to people without internet access via tapes. Let's ask them for the sources on good ol' tapes to bring back some of the past, and at the same time, annoy the hell out of them while they're still legally obligated to fulfill our requests.
But sure, I guess 5.25" floppies and 400k and 800k 3.5" floppies are fine for those of you who don't have any tapes lying around...
Mac OS X/Darwin can serve as a high-end server... it's another open-source BSD operating system, so it's just as flexible as any other UNIX. Plus, it is meant to run on a CPU architecture (PPC/RISC) that is inherently superior to Intel/CISC.
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Did I see the word "hacker" in the headline, referring to computer criminals? On Slashdot?? Impossible.
Same for http://www.centralnic.com/ - they rip people off by registering subdomains of their own us.com , uk.com , etc. domains. Unfortunately, they're not gone yet...
I have a better idea, how about tapes? RMS used to distribute GNU Emacs to people without internet access via tapes. Let's ask them for the sources on good ol' tapes to bring back some of the past, and at the same time, annoy the hell out of them while they're still legally obligated to fulfill our requests.
But sure, I guess 5.25" floppies and 400k and 800k 3.5" floppies are fine for those of you who don't have any tapes lying around...
Be glad you're not on Windows- They have General Protectionfault.
Mac OS X/Darwin can serve as a high-end server... it's another open-source BSD operating system, so it's just as flexible as any other UNIX. Plus, it is meant to run on a CPU architecture (PPC/RISC) that is inherently superior to Intel/CISC.