And here's the advantage of Linux - I can move to another supplier, I'm not locked in.
I fail to see your logic. Logic would be: "And here's the advantage of PCs - I can move to another OS, I'm not locked in".
Moving from one distro to another require just as much of a complete reinstall as would any OSX, windoze, whatever...
I'm not an MS fanboy and I know that installing most Linux distros is much easier, but please keep your logic straight
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I'm not a native english speaker so please see if you can control yourselves, gramma nazies;-)
Hopefully the citizens of Britain and Australia and Germany can get a hold of this software so that they can use the Internet without government censorship impeding them.
... recently also Denmark joined the club of countries censoring the internet
The problem with the world is stupidity. Not saying there should be a capital punishment for stupidity, but why don't we just take the safety labels off of everything and let the problem solve itself?
Frank Zappa
... rival Ericsson, who is the #1 seller of Bluetooth chipsets?
That is not correct - IRC. Ericsson chipsets have a reputation for lacking features and consuming too much power.
Again IRC CSR (Cambridge Silicon Radio) and BroadCom are the leaders in this market, with regards to features and sales volume.
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Chuck Norris can divide by zero.
Over on Linuxdevices there's a intresting article on ATA over Ethernet which a startup, called CoRaid has made a protocol for as well as, developed affordable hardware and submitted a driver to be included in linux.
This is poor mans SAN - the future looks bright for storage geeks;-)
Wouldn't this make it spammers paradise? Or is there some sort of authentication?
There are 2 Kinds of planes: Fighters, and targets.
There are 2 Kinds of boats: Submarines, and targets.
There are 2 Kinds of 4x4's: Jeeps and SOB's (Some other brand)
There are 2 Kinds of OS's: Unix, and brain-farts.
Well - maybe you should read a _little_ bit more thoroughly....
I wrote: Redhat is one success amongst... - i.e. I _do_ consider Redhat a success. BUT that doesn't account for a trend, since most other aplying the same business model have failed utterly - I am as sorry as you are about that. But please... don't confuse your sympathy with your facts. It's not geeky - it's not even naive - it's stupid.
Declaring the music industry and Microsoft dead is a nice thought, but very very silly.
-
CONSUMER NOTICE: Because of the "Uncertainty Principle," It Is
Impossible for the Consumer to Find Out at the Same Time Both
Precisely Where This Product Is and How Fast It Is Moving.
BULLSHIT!
Redhat is one success amongst thousands of failures!
AND notice the revenue - 28 mill! That is _nothing_ absolutely incomparable with microsoft revenue.
AND what's the crap about the music industry being dead?! I will bet a sixpack (end then some) that the music industry has yet to foster a few millionaires - maybe even some billionaires! How many billionaires do you find at Redhat?
-
How many NASA managers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? "That's
a known problem... don't worry about it."
But if the CDs are clones to start with and you use the same everything-in-a-box software that retrieves info from the internet, AND you just use the standard settings...
THEN it is pretty d... likely that your mp3 files will be exact copies and then so will your md5 sums be.
However - if it says "ripped by the playboy ripper" - then your butt is toast;-)
Artificial Intelligence is the study of how to make real computers
act like the ones in movies.
Finally, infinite peace in the cardboard. It has for a long time to finally such a product in the mass-market appears lasted. The manufacturer will be able itself to hardly save from the many vorbestellungen. On the paper convincingly we wait technically already now on the first samples and price information. One might be now already clear however, the price far below all self's building Konstruktiuonen will lie, since Zalman is specialized in absolute mass production as well known 6 Heatpipes for the CCU and 2 for the graphics map as well as 10 for the non removable disk might keep the system optimally cool. We are pleased on it and now already say ourselves tschuess your exhaust and Krachmacher! Hopefully is soon Christmas: -)
In the beginning there was nothing.
And the Lord said "Let There Be Light!"
And still there was nothing, but at least now you could see it.
DO NO CLICK THE FRIGGIN BINARY ATTACHMENTS!
I mean come on poeple, this is NOT intresting.
Artificial Intelligence is the study of how to make real computers act like the ones in movies.
yeah I know I'm not supposed to say that sort of thing here - but they have!
In MSIE6.0 you can block (and I believe it's default) secondary cookies, meaning cookies originating from secondary items like banner ads.
This actually blocks doubliclick in the right way. Think about it!
Cookies are a good thing. And people are generally way too paranoid. "I have disabled cookies" is really a sad statement.
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And here's the advantage of Linux - I can move to another supplier, I'm not locked in.
I fail to see your logic. Logic would be: "And here's the advantage of PCs - I can move to another OS, I'm not locked in". Moving from one distro to another require just as much of a complete reinstall as would any OSX, windoze, whatever... I'm not an MS fanboy and I know that installing most Linux distros is much easier, but please keep your logic straight -- I'm not a native english speaker so please see if you can control yourselves, gramma nazies ;-)
Hopefully the citizens of Britain and Australia and Germany can get a hold of this software so that they can use the Internet without government censorship impeding them.
... recently also Denmark joined the club of countries censoring the internet
Good point
http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/3840962/Alien_Arena_2007_6.10_for_Windows_-_Open_Source_FPS_-_Game.3840962.TPB.torrent
Haven't verified the authenticity myself yet
The problem with the world is stupidity. Not saying there should be a
capital punishment for stupidity, but why don't we just take the
safety labels off of everything and let the problem solve itself?
Frank Zappa
I'm not sure you really know what you're asking for..
:-(
Statistics on my company's mail server show around 97.3% spam - so users would get roughly 1000 spams a day.
We once had _all_ our email addresses on the company webpages for all to see - had no idea it would ever get this bad
Thx!
Much appreciated.
editing a twiki web page and saving it used to be:But in 2.0 'access keys' is now either removed or overridden - either way, I think it's a bad change
This one reason is enough for me to skip this release
editing a twiki web page and saving it used to be:But in 2.0 'access keys' is now either removed or overridden - either way, I think it's a bad change
Again IRC CSR (Cambridge Silicon Radio) and BroadCom are the leaders in this market, with regards to features and sales volume.
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Chuck Norris can divide by zero.
Shouldn't it be?:
47 65 65 6b 21 20 3a 70
e.g. http://filerush.com
and http://linuxtorrent.com/
both very usefull
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I still miss my ex-wife, but my aim is getting better.
Can anyone tell me why it uses an smtp server?
:p
I mean - modern vira all include a built in smtp server. Makes them much better distributed...
I hate sloppy virus writers!
Over on Linuxdevices there's a intresting article on ATA over Ethernet which a startup, called CoRaid has made a protocol for as well as, developed affordable hardware and submitted a driver to be included in linux. ;-)
This is poor mans SAN - the future looks bright for storage geeks
Kill the spammers
Kill the spammers
Kill the spammers
Kill the spammers
Kill the spammers
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You can fool some of the people all of the time, and You can fool all
of the people some of the time, but You can't fool mom.
Well - maybe you should read a _little_ bit more thoroughly....
I wrote: Redhat is one success amongst...
- i.e. I _do_ consider Redhat a success. BUT that doesn't account for a trend, since most other aplying the same business model have failed utterly - I am as sorry as you are about that. But please... don't confuse your sympathy with your facts. It's not geeky - it's not even naive - it's stupid.
Declaring the music industry and Microsoft dead is a nice thought, but very very silly.
-
CONSUMER NOTICE: Because of the "Uncertainty Principle," It Is Impossible for the Consumer to Find Out at the Same Time Both Precisely Where This Product Is and How Fast It Is Moving.
BULLSHIT!
Redhat is one success amongst thousands of failures!
AND notice the revenue - 28 mill! That is _nothing_ absolutely incomparable with microsoft revenue.
AND what's the crap about the music industry being dead?! I will bet a sixpack (end then some) that the music industry has yet to foster a few millionaires - maybe even some billionaires! How many billionaires do you find at Redhat?
-
How many NASA managers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? "That's a known problem... don't worry about it."
you'd have to show that your rip was in fact perfect
No no no, THEY would have to prove it
But if the CDs are clones to start with and you use the same everything-in-a-box software that retrieves info from the internet, AND you just use the standard settings...
;-)
THEN it is pretty d... likely that your mp3 files will be exact copies and then so will your md5 sums be.
However - if it says "ripped by the playboy ripper" - then your butt is toast
Artificial Intelligence is the study of how to make real computers act like the ones in movies.
Finally, infinite peace in the cardboard. It has for a long time to finally such a product in the mass-market appears lasted. The manufacturer will be able itself to hardly save from the many vorbestellungen. On the paper convincingly we wait technically already now on the first samples and price information. One might be now already clear however, the price far below all self's building Konstruktiuonen will lie, since Zalman is specialized in absolute mass production as well known 6 Heatpipes for the CCU and 2 for the graphics map as well as 10 for the non removable disk might keep the system optimally cool. We are pleased on it and now already say ourselves tschuess your exhaust and Krachmacher! Hopefully is soon Christmas: -)
In the beginning there was nothing.
And the Lord said "Let There Be Light!"
And still there was nothing, but at least now you could see it.
You know you should stop doing what you're doing when your thighs get wet.
How many NASA managers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? "That's
a known problem... don't worry about it."
DO NO CLICK THE FRIGGIN BINARY ATTACHMENTS! I mean come on poeple, this is NOT intresting. Artificial Intelligence is the study of how to make real computers act like the ones in movies.
So does M$ Internet Exploder - Face it, you're playing Microsofts game ;-)
yeah I know I'm not supposed to say that sort of thing here - but they have!
In MSIE6.0 you can block (and I believe it's default) secondary cookies, meaning cookies originating from secondary items like banner ads. This actually blocks doubliclick in the right way. Think about it!
Cookies are a good thing. And people are generally way too paranoid. "I have disabled cookies" is really a sad statement.