I won't blame anyone who hasn't RTFA for this news, because here is the really interesting link: the ESA (European Space Agency) portal. A 346 words article from India Daily is not the most relevant for an ESA project.
I hope/. moderators would care a bit more when posting news. Recently the interesting links were often missing. A link to a press agency article may be interesting to some, but we have other sources for that. I expect a bit more from a/. news: the poster should at list post links to official sites with deeper information.
The HTTP request says that the page was not modified since dated September 23, 2004. But if you did a search on/. archive, you had found the old post dated December 11, 2001 that also gives a date to the timeline.
Of couse you should had suspected the the timeline is old, because some interesting things happened on Usenet since 2001.
The problem is anti-copy protections. This guy uses software such as Daemon Tools that emulates what is needed by those algorithms. The Linux driver doesn't do that.
However TransGaming is known to solve the copy-protection problems with their Cedega product, but for a limited list of supported games.
In France, you have to be a doctor to have access to patient data. So to have security clearance in an hospital would require to study medecine for 10 years.
But the reporter didn't distinguish those. Which of course means that "985 bugs were found in the Linux kernel code" does not mean that fixing them will fix everything and that Linux will then be perfect.
Coverity can some bugs, but it can not find all bugs.
If you need all this to establish a check list that you can read from your work place, I have another idea: install webcams in your fridge (with light) and in other critical places of your kitchen. It will have an other side-feature: you'll be able to track roasts and blast them if you add other gadgets.
To learn geometry, I recommend C.a.R. (Compass and Ruler), a Java application. The Java WebStart is here: http://mathsrv.ku-eichstaett.de/MGF/homes/groth man n/java/zirkel/doc_en/JavaWebStart.html
The SVG export is excellent, and I'm using it to import figures in Inkscape.
Another popular one is GeoNext. Select the english flag, then scroll the page to the "run Online!" link (Java WebStart too).
Bugs also decided to join the SIAA in the combat against the so-called "swarming technology". They are already preparing to invest software implementations.
Wiktionary is already available under GFDL. This is far better than AFD that "will be soon available for free under GPL", where "soon" may be "never". Contributing to such a project is a bad idea if the license is not clear.
This is not the first time that Dow Chmeicals is victim of an hoax on this matter. In 2002, the activist group RTMark did a hoax site dowethicals.com where they were talking about Bhopal. You can see the press release they did at the time. After that Verizon cut the connectivity of their hosting provider thing.net without any warning, and obviously Dow was behind.
Gentoo can save your life
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Embedded Gentoo?
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Next time you are blocked in a snow storm with your your Zaurus in your pocket, just launch emerge --update --deep --newuse world. Let's hope the battery will last enough...
I'm, curious, what country/state are you working in that there is any notice period?
In France, the notice period is 3 months for an engineer, 1 month for a lower level. And if you are fired (except for a fault on your part), you are usually being given money as indemnity, and you receive money for one year from the national job insurance.
OpenOffice.org already has OOBasic which is the Visual Basic language, but with a different object model. So, what is lacking is a compatibility layer for Microsoft documents.
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You only missed that ActiveX is written without '-', which was what the grand-parent post was about.
You're new here, aren't you?
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No. Just still a bit utopian.
I won't blame anyone who hasn't RTFA for this news, because here is the really interesting link: the ESA (European Space Agency) portal.
/. moderators would care a bit more when posting news. Recently the interesting links were often missing. A link to a press agency article may be interesting to some, but we have other sources for that. I expect a bit more from a /. news: the poster should at list post links to official sites with deeper information.
A 346 words article from India Daily is not the most relevant for an ESA project.
I hope
It is better known as 'batteries'.
It's only sort of a dupe. The timeline wasn't *directly* mentioned in the original article.
/. context. Not 3 years.
A search with keywords "usenet" and "timeline" directly point to the old article. The editor is at fault.
The problem with this dupe is that is says "Google just released" which implies "few days" in my mind, when reading in the
The HTTP request says that the page was not modified since dated September 23, 2004. /. archive, you had found the old post dated December 11, 2001 that also gives a date to the timeline.
But if you did a search on
Of couse you should had suspected the the timeline is old, because some interesting things happened on Usenet since 2001.
Get it now?
... which is a redirect to http://www.mono-project.com/about/index.html.
The problem is anti-copy protections. This guy uses software such as Daemon Tools that emulates what is needed by those algorithms. The Linux driver doesn't do that.
However TransGaming is known to solve the copy-protection problems with their Cedega product, but for a limited list of supported games.
SVG wallpapers work also in Gnome 2.8 (and probably earlier) on my Gentoo. Too bad the Gnome art gallery only proposes bitmaps.
Vector wallpapers and icons: at least two really cool desktop features where Linux based destkops are in advance.
In France, you have to be a doctor to have access to patient data.
So to have security clearance in an hospital would require to study medecine for 10 years.
No, you are using the right word.
But the reporter didn't distinguish those. Which of course means that "985 bugs were found in the Linux kernel code" does not mean that fixing them will fix everything and that Linux will then be perfect.
Coverity can some bugs, but it can not find all bugs.
If you need all this to establish a check list that you can read from your work place, I have another idea: install webcams in your fridge (with light) and in other critical places of your kitchen. It will have an other side-feature: you'll be able to track roasts and blast them if you add other gadgets.
The lameness filter is for lamers.
I imagine that if you are flagged as non-lamer through moderation you can easily pass it.
To learn geometry, I recommend C.a.R. (Compass and Ruler), a Java application. :h man n/java/zirkel/doc_en/JavaWebStart.html
The Java WebStart is here
http://mathsrv.ku-eichstaett.de/MGF/homes/grot
The SVG export is excellent, and I'm using it to import figures in Inkscape.
Another popular one is GeoNext. Select the english flag, then scroll the page to the "run Online!" link (Java WebStart too).
There is a very interesting online presentation (slides with speech) here : http://www.javalobby.org/eps/swarmstream/ (Flash player required)
Are you saying that swarming is already a buzz word?
Bugs also decided to join the SIAA in the combat against the so-called "swarming technology". They are already preparing to invest software implementations.
Wiktionary is already available under GFDL. This is far better than AFD that "will be soon available for free under GPL", where "soon" may be "never".
Contributing to such a project is a bad idea if the license is not clear.
This is not the first time that Dow Chmeicals is victim of an hoax on this matter. In 2002, the activist group RTMark did a hoax site dowethicals.com where they were talking about Bhopal. You can see the press release they did at the time. After that Verizon cut the connectivity of their hosting provider thing.net without any warning, and obviously Dow was behind.
Next time you are blocked in a snow storm with your your Zaurus in your pocket, just launch emerge --update --deep --newuse world. Let's hope the battery will last enough...
I'm, curious, what country/state are you working in that there is any notice period?
In France, the notice period is 3 months for an engineer, 1 month for a lower level. And if you are fired (except for a fault on your part), you are usually being given money as indemnity, and you receive money for one year from the national job insurance.
OpenOffice.org already has OOBasic which is the Visual Basic language, but with a different object model. So, what is lacking is a compatibility layer for Microsoft documents.
Have a look to OOoMacros.org and the french OOo sub-projectfor interesting native OOo macros.
Try NoMachine's NX. Better than X and GPL client and server are available.