Is there some way to cluster a several of these linux ipods together? That seems like the next logical step to me. Either that or running a web server on one.
I forgot to mention: It isn't running out of space on earth that concerns me. It is the fact that Earth just isn't going to be around forever. Something out of our control could happen to it. It would be nice to have a contigency plan.
Mac/x86 story: I'm not dead! Dead story collector: What? Readers: Nothing. Here's your ninepence. Mac/x86 story: I'm not dead! Dead story collector: He says he's not dead! Readers: Yes he is. Mac/x86 story: I am not! Dead story collector: He isn't? Readers: Well, he will be soon. He's very ill. Mac/x86 story: I'm getting better! Readers: No you're not. You'll be stone dead in a moment. Dead story collector: I can't take him like that. It's against regulations. Mac/x86 story: I don't want to go on the cart! Readers: Oh, don't be such a baby. Dead story collector: I can't take him. Mac/x86 story: I feel fine! Readers: Well do us a favor. Dead story collector: I can't. Readers: Well, can you hang around for a moment? He won't be long. Dead story collector: No, I've got to go to the Robinsons'. They've lost nine today. Readers: Well, when's your next round? Dead story collector: Thursday. Mac/x86 story: I think I'll go for a walk. Readers: You're not fooling anyone, you know. Look, isn't there something you can do? Mac/x86 story: I feel happy!
the torrent that is floating around is fake. if you unrar, burn, and boot like the.nfo file says, it just boots it to a very lovely goatse image. no joke, wasted two hours of my life and made a coaster out of some DVD+R media. HILARIOUS!
I really wouldn't want one of dvorak's predictions to come true. It will be exciting though. It is a good thing I will be there for that keynote. I'll see you in San Francisco.
You are speaking my language, Slashcrap. It would be a win-win you know. It would free up time for people to dig for really neat stories that nobodoy else is reporting on and you still get the type of staple stories you would expect to get.
I think the Safari RSS support is neato. Does osnews.com have an RSS feed. If so, maybe Slashdot can just automatically aggregate it into the front page from now on. It might save a lot of time.
My favorite part of that Wikipedia article:
"In 1987 Microsoft transferred ownership of Xenix to SCO in an agreement that left Microsoft owning 25% of SCO."
In the comments of the last Dvorak article on Slashdot, it was pointed out that usually when Dvorak praises something it fails soon after. So if he trashes something then that is actually an indicator of a bright future for it.
What ever happened to Xenix? And why couldn't have just kept FreeBSD on the hotmail servers? They ended up plugging the *BSD TCP/IP stack into Windows anyway.
I think the most important feature is that it is cross platform. Most of the IM-based solutions for voice even if they are cross platform, only provide the voice capability in the Windows version of the client.
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Is there some way to cluster a several of these linux ipods together? That seems like the next logical step to me. Either that or running a web server on one.
I forgot to mention: It isn't running out of space on earth that concerns me. It is the fact that Earth just isn't going to be around forever. Something out of our control could happen to it. It would be nice to have a contigency plan.
I got tired of writing great after the third one.
I think that does offended Mini Cooper drivers everywhere. Do you think Mini Cooper drivers like to be compared to Apple users?
Can we just go there already? We need to start terraforming that place now. My great great great ... grandchildren need a place to live.
I was just trying to reiterate a point. At least this isn't the type of news that gets televised for 24hrs a day. That would be even more painful.
Mac/x86 story: I'm not dead!
Dead story collector: What?
Readers: Nothing. Here's your ninepence.
Mac/x86 story: I'm not dead!
Dead story collector: He says he's not dead!
Readers: Yes he is.
Mac/x86 story: I am not!
Dead story collector: He isn't?
Readers: Well, he will be soon. He's very ill.
Mac/x86 story: I'm getting better!
Readers: No you're not. You'll be stone dead in a moment.
Dead story collector: I can't take him like that. It's against regulations.
Mac/x86 story: I don't want to go on the cart!
Readers: Oh, don't be such a baby.
Dead story collector: I can't take him.
Mac/x86 story: I feel fine!
Readers: Well do us a favor.
Dead story collector: I can't.
Readers: Well, can you hang around for a moment? He won't be long.
Dead story collector: No, I've got to go to the Robinsons'. They've lost nine today.
Readers: Well, when's your next round?
Dead story collector: Thursday.
Mac/x86 story: I think I'll go for a walk.
Readers: You're not fooling anyone, you know. Look, isn't there something you can do?
Mac/x86 story: I feel happy!
yes it was. i guess nobody was dumb enough to go the whole way through the process to boot like I was.
the torrent that is floating around is fake. if you unrar, burn, and boot like the .nfo file says, it just boots it to a very lovely goatse image. no joke, wasted two hours of my life and made a coaster out of some DVD+R media. HILARIOUS!
I really wouldn't want one of dvorak's predictions to come true. It will be exciting though. It is a good thing I will be there for that keynote. I'll see you in San Francisco.
steven siegel loves the newton
It sounds perfect for hiding in the ceiling tiles.
As much as I hate to say it, I wish this was april first.
You are speaking my language, Slashcrap. It would be a win-win you know. It would free up time for people to dig for really neat stories that nobodoy else is reporting on and you still get the type of staple stories you would expect to get.
I think the Safari RSS support is neato. Does osnews.com have an RSS feed. If so, maybe Slashdot can just automatically aggregate it into the front page from now on. It might save a lot of time.
My favorite part of that Wikipedia article: "In 1987 Microsoft transferred ownership of Xenix to SCO in an agreement that left Microsoft owning 25% of SCO."
In the comments of the last Dvorak article on Slashdot, it was pointed out that usually when Dvorak praises something it fails soon after. So if he trashes something then that is actually an indicator of a bright future for it.
What ever happened to Xenix? And why couldn't have just kept FreeBSD on the hotmail servers? They ended up plugging the *BSD TCP/IP stack into Windows anyway.
I think the most important feature is that it is cross platform. Most of the IM-based solutions for voice even if they are cross platform, only provide the voice capability in the Windows version of the client.
Now AOTS is actually scooping Slashdot instead of just reading it verbatim during the show.
Was his dad Al Gore?
Does any know if any of the major adware removal uitilities already address this issue?
Now we can be Redhat's whores instead of Microsoft's whores.
Bill's original science show had the best science parodies of pop songs. They were awesome songs. I want to find an anthology of those songs.
BALLS!!