well while all you are complaining about how you can't play games in linux im gonna go play quake 3 arena or maybe doom 3 or maybe HL2 or maybe UT2004. I dunno there are just too many choices esspecially with cedega.
No no you guys are right linux doesnt run games, dont even try. just stick to windows. please. It'll at least keep #linuxhelp clean.
Is the sharing of ideas that bad? Should science go to a completly private sector and never share it's findings with the world? What happens if we find a cure for cancer? Should we really only let one company do all the research? I'm sorry im just very confused by the idea that only one person should have knowledge.
After all we do have libraries that allow us to walk in, take a book, and read it. With no restriction other than bringing it back when you are done.
well it's a funny joke, but at the same time it really gets me miffed when i hear x86 computers refered to as "PC" not because thats not what they are but the negititve connotation that comes with it.
Mac users differentiate themselves by calling the x86 platform a "PC", which in thier minds means windows, spyware, virii, and other such things.
So basically FU PC ill stick with x86
Also maybe you havent noticed, many of the graphics for microsoft are either bill gates dressed as a borg or a windows logo cracked, if you want unbiased go to npr or fox even.
I've heard from too many people that punching out code all day at work makes them very hesitant to even touch a computer at home
Well I think that this might just have to do with the fact that these people might not like thier place of business.
I'm sure that this doesnt happen to _all_ professionals. As a matter of fact I have an uncle that works for IBM, Whenever he comes to my apartment for visits, it's all he wants to talk about. And I enjoy it I learn a lot about business and programming, I think it's really cool.
Back to my point though, Not every business is run like a sweatshop, so don't be scared of loosing your best friend after you get a job.
Twas the morn be for Christmas and all through the cage. Not a creature was stirring not even a 10th level mage. Then Flash, i look at my bookmarks and what did appear!? A story on slashdot spreading with fear. "Peril Peril", It screamed with fervor and fight. "What shall we do about this vulnerability tonight?"
It's christmas eve and in the story lay more, For this affected Santa and hurt him to the core. His Server Used Exchange to give and recieve, a malicious cracker got in to make Santa Grieve.
The clean cut elves said format and reinstall, while the ones with long beards solved it in no time at all.
"There will be no Christmas this year" Santa Said with dismay. The naughty and nice list was lost in the fray.
And yet with precision and care the elves brought out from back, santas new gift! a blade server rack!
"It runs Linux in fact!" said the elves in unison "cron jobs too, back up that old piece of Sh.." one interupted "Stop it Sam",
So christmas would go on with ease and ablitity, that is until santa went on his killing spree.
(from the article)
First of all, I went to the advertised www.getfirefox.com, and was redirected to the real page at www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/.
Funny when I went to
http://windows.com I got redirected to the real page at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/default.mspx
Second Session DRM XCP copy protection has been developed to be compatible with third party Second Session DRM technologies enabling a feature rich experience for consumers. Multi session music CDs contain both the original Red Book audio files and also data files with video clips and photo libraries as well as Digital Rights Management features that provide greater controls for the Record Labels over the onward distribution of content by the consumer.
and if you play it backwards it reads:
ALL HAIL THE LORD SATAN! GIVE HIM YOUR UNBORN CHILDREN AND ALLOW HIM TO PUT COPYRIGHTS ON THEM! WE KNOW WHAT IS BEST! DO NOT HOLD DOWN THE SHIFT KEY!
I think this happens to be a good exersize into seeing what happens in other countries with OSS.
Being American I think of my self as prett ignorant toward technology through the world.
I appreciate stuff like this.
Slashdot Mirror
No no you guys are right linux doesnt run games, dont even try. just stick to windows. please. It'll at least keep #linuxhelp clean.
it seems that many articles are being taken from http://hackaday.com This and the altiods mp3 player were both featured there.
and if you don't believe me look at how i spelled convenience
I agree, i use livejournal also, just for the convience, i can open up logjam, put my ideas in and it's on. The Emo kids do have to go though
Is the sharing of ideas that bad? Should science go to a completly private sector and never share it's findings with the world? What happens if we find a cure for cancer? Should we really only let one company do all the research? I'm sorry im just very confused by the idea that only one person should have knowledge.
After all we do have libraries that allow us to walk in, take a book, and read it. With no restriction other than bringing it back when you are done.
Please get back to me as soon as you can.
A confused computer enthusiast,
Killerface
http://www.research.ibm.com/bluegene/
well it's a funny joke, but at the same time it really gets me miffed when i hear x86 computers refered to as "PC" not because thats not what they are but the negititve connotation that comes with it. Mac users differentiate themselves by calling the x86 platform a "PC", which in thier minds means windows, spyware, virii, and other such things. So basically FU PC ill stick with x86
I feel a great disturbance as if millions of televisions screamed and suddenly turned the channel.
Also maybe you havent noticed, many of the graphics for microsoft are either bill gates dressed as a borg or a windows logo cracked, if you want unbiased go to npr or fox even.
hahahahahah You're new here arent you
I've heard from too many people that punching out code all day at work makes them very hesitant to even touch a computer at home Well I think that this might just have to do with the fact that these people might not like thier place of business. I'm sure that this doesnt happen to _all_ professionals. As a matter of fact I have an uncle that works for IBM, Whenever he comes to my apartment for visits, it's all he wants to talk about. And I enjoy it I learn a lot about business and programming, I think it's really cool. Back to my point though, Not every business is run like a sweatshop, so don't be scared of loosing your best friend after you get a job.
Buy an old atari 800x and those old magazines that had source code in them, now that was fun. My Uncle started me out that way.
Twas the morn be for Christmas and all through the cage.
Not a creature was stirring not even a 10th level mage.
Then Flash, i look at my bookmarks and what did appear!?
A story on slashdot spreading with fear.
"Peril Peril", It screamed with fervor and fight.
"What shall we do about this vulnerability tonight?"
It's christmas eve and in the story lay more,
For this affected Santa and hurt him to the core.
His Server Used Exchange to give and recieve,
a malicious cracker got in to make Santa Grieve.
The clean cut elves said format and reinstall, while the ones with long beards solved it in no time at all.
"There will be no Christmas this year" Santa Said with dismay.
The naughty and nice list was lost in the fray.
And yet with precision and care the elves brought out from back,
santas new gift! a blade server rack!
"It runs Linux in fact!" said the elves in unison
"cron jobs too, back up that old piece of Sh.."
one interupted "Stop it Sam",
So christmas would go on with ease and ablitity, that is until santa went on his killing spree.
The End
(from the article) First of all, I went to the advertised www.getfirefox.com, and was redirected to the real page at www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/. Funny when I went to http://windows.com I got redirected to the real page at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/default.mspx
can i be shirly?
Even worse, if you play it forward you hear major-label pop music... wow that is scary, I think I just crapped my pants
Second Session DRM
XCP copy protection has been developed to be compatible with third party Second Session DRM technologies enabling a feature rich experience for consumers. Multi session music CDs contain both the original Red Book audio files and also data files with video clips and photo libraries as well as Digital Rights Management features that provide greater controls for the Record Labels over the onward distribution of content by the consumer.
and if you play it backwards it reads:
ALL HAIL THE LORD SATAN! GIVE HIM YOUR UNBORN CHILDREN AND ALLOW HIM TO PUT COPYRIGHTS ON THEM! WE KNOW WHAT IS BEST! DO NOT HOLD DOWN THE SHIFT KEY!
I foound the elbow room a couple months ago it's a bar 2 blocks away http://www.ypsirocks.com/
That's the point of slashdot, it's a bias opinion. who cares, for all you who complain about the editors you sure don't ever stop coming around
Yes, But does it run linux?
you could always try pork
You know this seems at first to be really creative . But think he/she is just riding on sassers coattails
I think this happens to be a good exersize into seeing what happens in other countries with OSS. Being American I think of my self as prett ignorant toward technology through the world. I appreciate stuff like this.
We will let you run windows apps ...
FOR 1 MILLION DOLLARS
(pinky to lips akward silence and out)
We need a worldwide install fest tracked by local lugs... i'd set it up but im too lazy