but this is better.
"In terms of obfuscating code, Sontag said SCO has gone through millions of lines of code and developed methods to find similarities. "We have rocket scientists who have applied their spectral recognition and pattern analysis to software, which has yielded amazing results. We have found needles in the Mount Everest-sized haystack," Sontag"
and dont forget
A tongue-in-cheek movie clip here Monday morning at the start of its SCO Forum 2003 event, purporting to show an average day in the life of McBride, consisted of actual footage of Pierce Brosnan from a James Bond movie.
In his keynote address, McBride explained that there are striking similarities between SCO over the past year and a Bond movie. "The past year had been much like a Bond movie, with attacks and counter attacks, but in the end Bond never dies," he said to applause. "
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Linux was made to serve the needs of developers who make it. If you read it you see they are just having fun. The fact so many linux people take the "omg what will everyone think of this!" attitude means you need to adopt the BSD attitude. calm down and repeat after me, "what the world thinks does not matter". Remember even if some user thinks what a bunch of idiots linux will still go on.
In the new Galeon you need to use gconf-editor to set up "advanced" settings such as where the tabs are located etc etc.
Sorry for my horrible grammar.
in reality cell phones would be much better than internet access. think about it with a cell phone you can do trade and find information, plus cell phones are cheaper and easier to use.
Opera is great. I get tired of preaching zealots talking about how free as in price software is all they will use.
I for one am glad they don't run hospital computer departments.
I've used red hat,mandrake,gentoo,freebad obsd (as a desktop), gentoo and windows 2000. If you want to try a linux distro i'd go with gentoo. It has
portage as does Freebsd. The one thing I like about gentoo over Freebsd on the desktop is that it's more polished. For instance, want some xmms-skins or some mplayer skins? Just emerge mplayer-skins , emerge xmms-themes. I was suprised to find that fluxbox had come with extra themes when I emerged it.
So try them both.
As far dual monitors, Yes.
Hopefully ATI comes out with a Freebsd driver soon. Of course if it doesn't support all their radeon series cards it'll be useless to me. Who knows maybe the linux zealots will be shouting ATI instead of Nvidia now.
read the post
"In reality shouldn't we expect more from modern OSes? Shouldn't the code be more solid than requiring monthly patches. Souldn't e-mailed executables be run in a sandbox? Its a pity we HAVE to have virus software and even its not good enough, you have to constantly update it."
notice how he said SANDBOX not anti-virus.
i'll buy the music when i can buy a custom cd. i don't buy a cd when i just want 1 song off of it. maybe you do, but it's a ripoff to be forced to pay for 10+ songs you don't want
just ask the women in afganastan about how their situation has changed. go do a google news search on it.//yes my grammer / spelling is horrible but i've been up for about 40 hours now
intresting quote the author made about the red hat statement "I suspect the original quote never happened."" notice it's has a woutes only on 1 side.....wonder if that was on purpose.
did you read the article???
stupid idiots........
"Army investigators had been made aware of the intrusions at Fort Hood weeks earlier and had been looking into the situation when ForensicTec made public what it found, one government official said."
but this is better. "In terms of obfuscating code, Sontag said SCO has gone through millions of lines of code and developed methods to find similarities. "We have rocket scientists who have applied their spectral recognition and pattern analysis to software, which has yielded amazing results. We have found needles in the Mount Everest-sized haystack," Sontag" and dont forget A tongue-in-cheek movie clip here Monday morning at the start of its SCO Forum 2003 event, purporting to show an average day in the life of McBride, consisted of actual footage of Pierce Brosnan from a James Bond movie. In his keynote address, McBride explained that there are striking similarities between SCO over the past year and a Bond movie. "The past year had been much like a Bond movie, with attacks and counter attacks, but in the end Bond never dies," he said to applause. " "
Linux was made to serve the needs of developers who make it. If you read it you see they are just having fun. The fact so many linux people take the "omg what will everyone think of this!" attitude means you need to adopt the BSD attitude. calm down and repeat after me, "what the world thinks does not matter". Remember even if some user thinks what a bunch of idiots linux will still go on.
If we evolved from apes why have we stopped evolving? shouldnt we be devolving right now?
In the new Galeon you need to use gconf-editor to set up "advanced" settings such as where the tabs are located etc etc. Sorry for my horrible grammar.
in reality cell phones would be much better than internet access. think about it with a cell phone you can do trade and find information, plus cell phones are cheaper and easier to use.
MOD THIS UP.
Opera is great. I get tired of preaching zealots talking about how free as in price software is all they will use. I for one am glad they don't run hospital computer departments.
I've used red hat,mandrake,gentoo,freebad obsd (as a desktop), gentoo and windows 2000. If you want to try a linux distro i'd go with gentoo. It has portage as does Freebsd. The one thing I like about gentoo over Freebsd on the desktop is that it's more polished. For instance, want some xmms-skins or some mplayer skins? Just emerge mplayer-skins , emerge xmms-themes. I was suprised to find that fluxbox had come with extra themes when I emerged it. So try them both. As far dual monitors, Yes.
Your right as I recall the patch that unfixed it came out 2 weeks before sql slammer.
"Run Your Car on Grease" makes it to the front page and yet this story doesn't. Certainly news for nerds stuff that matters.
Hopefully ATI comes out with a Freebsd driver soon. Of course if it doesn't support all their radeon series cards it'll be useless to me. Who knows maybe the linux zealots will be shouting ATI instead of Nvidia now.
or maybe RMS should branch.
read the post "In reality shouldn't we expect more from modern OSes? Shouldn't the code be more solid than requiring monthly patches. Souldn't e-mailed executables be run in a sandbox? Its a pity we HAVE to have virus software and even its not good enough, you have to constantly update it." notice how he said SANDBOX not anti-virus.
obviously the data isn't worth much. but i would like to know what tool your talking about i could use it
that is one of the funniest links i have seen on slashdot
mandrake. you don't see any of the BSD's going bankrupt do ya?
i'll buy the music when i can buy a custom cd. i don't buy a cd when i just want 1 song off of it. maybe you do, but it's a ripoff to be forced to pay for 10+ songs you don't want
just ask the women in afganastan about how their situation has changed. go do a google news search on it. //yes my grammer / spelling is horrible but i've been up for about 40 hours now
you forgot about LFS.......... and try getting 5 hour battery life on an x86 lappy with only one battery
all your DRM are belong to us
you are the wave of bankruptcy
you have no chance to survive
the cyrix proccesor has no power what so ever it can't even decode mpeg-1 what are you gonna use it for?? dos?
reminds of when king authors said
"what are you gonna do bleed on me". that pretty much sums up what this cpu/motherboard does to the competetion
me i use usenet........... but they do deserve respect
intresting quote the author made about the red hat statement
"I suspect the original quote never happened.""
notice it's has a woutes only on 1 side.....wonder if that was on purpose.
hmmm wonder if the riaa will now charge you per brain wave.............
did you read the article??? stupid idiots........ "Army investigators had been made aware of the intrusions at Fort Hood weeks earlier and had been looking into the situation when ForensicTec made public what it found, one government official said."