Of course, if MS were broken into 2 different companies (one for apps, one for OS) the apps side could develop Office for Linux, etc. and possibly the rest will follow (much like Mac)
How is this worse (or better) than Lucy bragging to Ethel about the new fur coat Rickey bought her during the Big Sale at Macy's?
Honestly, if I am gonna have to watch ads with my TV I'd rather them be "in line" like this as opposed to 1/3 of the timeframe with much louder sound levels, etc. Or those annoying corner "bugs" that hide 1/4 of the screen...
Easy enough to get around by requiring 2 apps from devs who want to use GPL stuff - the binary app, and the source app as a tarball or equivalent. Sorta like using "apt-get source packagefoo"
I don't have anything to test with, but if you are doing NATing and forwarding, are there any ports that show up as open when you port scan the device?
At least once in relatively recent American history a "bunch of rednecks" have used armed revolt against government and won... check out the Battle of Athens, Tn.
I also recall at least Germany having a problem with a government that systematically rounded up what they considered undesirables and putting them to death...
The 2nd amendment isn't about hunting, self defense, or casual target shooting - it is about the ability for the citizenship to revolt against the government.
Because what 95% of home users do is download. The people that want to upload are rare... of course, I'm happy since my 1.5mb down DSL service has a 384k up, much better than the local cable co with 3 down and 128k up
Ubuntu does a similar thing but it remembers the MAC address for network devices, using a new ethX reference for each new MAC address.
Not a big deal on a desktop or laptop, but if you use removable drives (like we do for the Linux class I teach) it can cause issues as students move from one workstation to another with their portable installs on usb drives.
Even if monetary costs are equal, F/OSS stuff may be a better business decision for the community.
Example - A college can pay $75k per year for an Angel or Blackboard license, and host it locally (or contract the hosting out to Angel/BB). Or, they can adopt a F/OSS solution like Sakai, and instead of paying $75k/yr to a corporation outside of the area they can pay $75k/yr for a programmer to maintain and enhance Sakai for their needs. Dollar costs are the same. However, by hiring the programmer, that improves the local economy and keeps that money local, as opposed to sending it out of area/out of state/etc.
Last November as usual we had to show "a state issued picture ID". Several of us in the line were showing our concealed carry permits - state issued, has a picture w/ name and address on it, meets requirements.
If I ever have to fly again, I think I'll use it there too....
Sure, the SCO thing was great and interesting and ran a long time, but I think that something like groklaw for other laws or fields or items would be great.
Ringing cell phones became a distraction in my class, to the point where I instituted a new rule - if a students phone rang, I got to answer it for them. To be fair, I allowed that if my phone rang one of them could answer it...
Hello? No, John isn't available right now he's in class. No, this is his instructor. Care to give him a message?
One of those to show that yes, I really will answer the phone for a student is all it took to have phones put on vibrate or turned off before class.
Very reliable - just flip it over, use a second disk as a guide for where to punch the hole, and punch the hole using a hole puncher.
Of course, when the 45 minute audio tapes came out I was all happy about having 50% more data storage, but the new tape stretched too much for data use...
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Read on a forum somewhere regarding teh AK
A weapon designed in the 2nd world to be made in the 3rd world to be used by the 4th world and keep on working
Been seeing a lot of FN-FAL/L1A1/SLR types in the pics/news, as well as a smattering of CETME/G3/HK
Of course, if MS were broken into 2 different companies (one for apps, one for OS) the apps side could develop Office for Linux, etc. and possibly the rest will follow (much like Mac)
How is this worse (or better) than Lucy bragging to Ethel about the new fur coat Rickey bought her during the Big Sale at Macy's?
Honestly, if I am gonna have to watch ads with my TV I'd rather them be "in line" like this as opposed to 1/3 of the timeframe with much louder sound levels, etc. Or those annoying corner "bugs" that hide 1/4 of the screen...
Hell the magic 8 ball knew that years before outlook even existed... almost like a prophecy..
"Outlook not so good"
Most of what I see hosts files used for now is to "null route" (direct to 0.0.0.0) known bad hosts.
I do the same on my computers, but instead of "known bad" hosts I block various ad servers
Use authenticated smtp - its at port 584
Of course, the server to server communication all runs on 25 still..
Easy enough to get around by requiring 2 apps from devs who want to use GPL stuff - the binary app, and the source app as a tarball or equivalent. Sorta like using "apt-get source packagefoo"
I don't have anything to test with, but if you are doing NATing and forwarding, are there any ports that show up as open when you port scan the device?
At least once in relatively recent American history a "bunch of rednecks" have used armed revolt against government and won... check out the Battle of Athens, Tn.
I also recall at least Germany having a problem with a government that systematically rounded up what they considered undesirables and putting them to death...
The 2nd amendment isn't about hunting, self defense, or casual target shooting - it is about the ability for the citizenship to revolt against the government.
Obviously they've never read any of the BOFH tales...
Because what 95% of home users do is download. The people that want to upload are rare... of course, I'm happy since my 1.5mb down DSL service has a 384k up, much better than the local cable co with 3 down and 128k up
And since Android runs fine on 800, 810, and 900 model devices, no real reason to keep meego alive.
Heck, I even found a reference for putting an older Android release on my 770 tablet...
The TDD machines for deaf people to use are very similar to a "coupled' modem set up...
Indeed - any fundie is a danger, no matter what invisible sky being they believe in
Tunnels have already been found... not a mile deep, but crossing the boarder, yes.
Ubuntu does a similar thing but it remembers the MAC address for network devices, using a new ethX reference for each new MAC address.
Not a big deal on a desktop or laptop, but if you use removable drives (like we do for the Linux class I teach) it can cause issues as students move from one workstation to another with their portable installs on usb drives.
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Even if monetary costs are equal, F/OSS stuff may be a better business decision for the community.
Example - A college can pay $75k per year for an Angel or Blackboard license, and host it locally (or contract the hosting out to Angel/BB). Or, they can adopt a F/OSS solution like Sakai, and instead of paying $75k/yr to a corporation outside of the area they can pay $75k/yr for a programmer to maintain and enhance Sakai for their needs. Dollar costs are the same. However, by hiring the programmer, that improves the local economy and keeps that money local, as opposed to sending it out of area/out of state/etc.
Last November as usual we had to show "a state issued picture ID". Several of us in the line were showing our concealed carry permits - state issued, has a picture w/ name and address on it, meets requirements.
If I ever have to fly again, I think I'll use it there too....
Sure, the SCO thing was great and interesting and ran a long time, but I think that something like groklaw for other laws or fields or items would be great.
Ringing cell phones became a distraction in my class, to the point where I instituted a new rule - if a students phone rang, I got to answer it for them. To be fair, I allowed that if my phone rang one of them could answer it...
Hello? No, John isn't available right now he's in class. No, this is his instructor. Care to give him a message?
One of those to show that yes, I really will answer the phone for a student is all it took to have phones put on vibrate or turned off before class.
jury? nah, that is typically ok. its the 4th option ....
Go for the original Porsche high performance engine - the 4 cam Carrera
Very reliable - just flip it over, use a second disk as a guide for where to punch the hole, and punch the hole using a hole puncher.
Of course, when the 45 minute audio tapes came out I was all happy about having 50% more data storage, but the new tape stretched too much for data use...