If you believe the price of a widely traded commidity is wrong, then you can profit. As you and other people attempt to profit, the collective wisdom sets the correct price in the market.
gNewSense is useless.
What is important is the list of hardware that works on gNewSense. And the fact that everybody knows that everybody knows where this list is.
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Given the above, hardware vendors would be motivated to support FOSS
It seems like incremental reporting would be useful here.
If everyone stops sending reports starting at test #5, they can be reasonably sure that test #5 is crashing.
For security, Facebook needs to verify the following information about you:
[ ] I am human
[ ] I am a dog
Please note, dogs are not allowed on the internet.
>Funny, i love Comcast... hardly ever any issues, >usualyl stays up and running fast 24/7, have had >maybe 2 or 3 times it was down slightly during 2005...
Slashdot Mirror
Oh wait, is that the same state that makes it illegal for people to publish their laws?
http://fulldecent.blogspot.com/2007/05/intelligence-in-sc.html
(-5, poster does not comprehend capitalism)
If you believe the price of a widely traded commidity is wrong, then you can profit. As you and other people attempt to profit, the collective wisdom sets the correct price in the market.
gNewSense is useless. What is important is the list of hardware that works on gNewSense. And the fact that everybody knows that everybody knows where this list is. ------ Given the above, hardware vendors would be motivated to support FOSS
So... it's just like Google Earth?
It seems like incremental reporting would be useful here. If everyone stops sending reports starting at test #5, they can be reasonably sure that test #5 is crashing.
... stop bitching and contribute to the project. The release schedule gets met, or the competition comes in.
Open arbitrary mime-typed content using a web service.
Screenshot of the latest Firefox branch:
http://fulldecent2.blogspot.com/2008/03/what-firefox-really-needs.html
... oh wait
The internet is really big. You can help their DNS servers by caching it all. while true; do host eatit$RANDOM$RANDOM.com& sleep 0.1; done
You cracked Marc's 128-bit encryption, but your Slashdot id is 263942. Doesn't add up.
Looks like we just solved W3C's problem.
(title says it all)
I am blown away by how much trust people place in their certificate authorities!
Site finder 2?
A piece of software without MSN integration is like a dog without bricks tied around its neck.
For security, Facebook needs to verify the following information about you: [ ] I am human [ ] I am a dog Please note, dogs are not allowed on the internet.
You can't WYSIWYG-author semantic content.
Just let me rate any webpage, and choose friends. Then use the last.fm algorithm to find what I'm looking for.
<dl>
<dt>brick<dt>
<dd>(v.) to break beyond recoverability<dd>
</dl>
smells like web3.0 is looming in the air.
Price List:
Comcast VOIP packet prioritization $30/mo
Comcast VOIP service $0/mo
Skype VOIP Service $25/mo
Comcast music packet prioritization $15/mo
Rhapsody music service $0/mo
iTMS $0.99/song
By charging to send packets and giving the service away for free, they can act non-competitively against other service providers.
Please provide a link to something I can purchase using Google Base.
I was wondering how you could change from Pentium to D, then it hit me.
If you have dual processors, you could call them Double-D's.
>Funny, i love Comcast... hardly ever any issues,
>usualyl stays up and running fast 24/7, have had
>maybe 2 or 3 times it was down slightly during 2005...
yeah? and my ass is green