It's just too expensive. I mean whatfor are those 250USD? One small circuit board with some ICs, one nice display (ok, probably this one is expensive, but not _that_ expensive) a remote control and some cables..
Admittedly, I am not from the US, and outside of the US the USD is worth even more..:-/
..just in case sometime I want to put them into an own "private" index. I guess I would not have Googles cool algorithms therefor I have to (and can, since I am the author of the pages) rely on meta info.
But what about the southern hemisphere? The (very interesting!) article only says about the consequences for the northern hemisphere, which will get much more cooler. So I guess the southern hemisphere is getting much more warmer?
For me (as said before, I think this is mainly an interpretation thing; I guess there's no official guru standard;) Guru is not only the technical knowledge.
But I've to admit, you've some very good arguments:)
Nice evening..
Sorry for the inexactness. What I meant is that in my opinion there can only be one "guru" per project/organisation.
Like RMS is the guru, but Kuhn is not the guru.
Matter of personal taste/interpretatio, I guess
What do you mean by "list of installed programs"? The Add/Remove Software Panel in the Control Panel?
I'd suggest using Lavasoft's AdAware to detect spyware. (freeware version available!)
The money they get through this scam/whatever isn't going to Spears, isn't it? It stays for their (i.e. Kazaa's/Limewire's/etc) employees, as far as i understood..
I am sure the same applies to most other countries too. At least for "personal piracy", i.e. the 15 yo guy burning his WinXP for the neighbour. And not just for MS, but for many other software vendors too, e.g. Aliaswavefront with its Maya software package.
Those 15yos wouldn't make any money anyway and couldn't BUY the software anyway. But this way they learn how to use it and later if they need it to make money and have the money to buy it they will buy it. Easy as that.
http://www.7-zip.org/ great packager, GNU GPLed. Supports many formats (apart from its own..)
Perhaps not for the average computer user but still very practical are the win32 ports of all those nifty unix tools (egrep, sed, patch, wc...; just search for unix tools windows on google)
Though putty is great & complete sometimes you only need a simple telnet client - use dtelnet for this task. It's just one small executable and worked very fine for me. Special extra: Proxy support (SOCKS & HTTP)
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Look at this page, it says there what releases it's using. :-)
HTH
It's just too expensive. I mean whatfor are those 250USD? One small circuit board with some ICs, one nice display (ok, probably this one is expensive, but not _that_ expensive) a remote control and some cables.. :-/
Admittedly, I am not from the US, and outside of the US the USD is worth even more..
hm. I searched around a bit but couldn't find anything.. could you please ask your friend what this little thing's name is? Thank you very much!
..just in case sometime I want to put them into an own "private" index. I guess I would not have Googles cool algorithms therefor I have to (and can, since I am the author of the pages) rely on meta info.
uhm. Everyone can write his/her own license, of course. So I guess the number of licenses is practically infinite :)
But what about the southern hemisphere? The (very interesting!) article only says about the consequences for the northern hemisphere, which will get much more cooler. So I guess the southern hemisphere is getting much more warmer?
For me (as said before, I think this is mainly an interpretation thing; I guess there's no official guru standard;) Guru is not only the technical knowledge. :)
But I've to admit, you've some very good arguments
Nice evening..
Sorry for the inexactness. What I meant is that in my opinion there can only be one "guru" per project/organisation.
Like RMS is the guru, but Kuhn is not the guru.
Matter of personal taste/interpretatio, I guess
An "ordinary" kernel hacker is not the same as a guru... please think about it. btw: Link works for me, i.e. isn't down.
What do you mean by "list of installed programs"? The Add/Remove Software Panel in the Control Panel? I'd suggest using Lavasoft's AdAware to detect spyware. (freeware version available!)
Admittedly it is an interesting question what Amazon etc. has to say about this.
well, perhaps they just don't mind.
Look for Kazaa lite on google. Might prove helpful.
The money they get through this scam/whatever isn't going to Spears, isn't it? It stays for their (i.e. Kazaa's/Limewire's/etc) employees, as far as i understood..
I didn't even mention IIS, I didn't want a comparrison - but it's ok if you're out of arguments.
I am sure the same applies to most other countries too. At least for "personal piracy", i.e. the 15 yo guy burning his WinXP for the neighbour. And not just for MS, but for many other software vendors too, e.g. Aliaswavefront with its Maya software package.
Those 15yos wouldn't make any money anyway and couldn't BUY the software anyway. But this way they learn how to use it and later if they need it to make money and have the money to buy it they will buy it. Easy as that.
http://www.7-zip.org/ great packager, GNU GPLed. Supports many formats (apart from its own..) Perhaps not for the average computer user but still very practical are the win32 ports of all those nifty unix tools (egrep, sed, patch, wc...; just search for unix tools windows on google)
Please tell me of those "share of bugs and worms" and don't forget that the slapper thingy is not an Apache bug..
Though putty is great & complete sometimes you only need a simple telnet client - use dtelnet for this task. It's just one small executable and worked very fine for me. Special extra: Proxy support (SOCKS & HTTP)
yea, I noticed this already yesterday. I just wonder why I can't find that much music then. Where have all those audiogalaxy shares have gone to?
You will. Just go to this site.
I never said it originally came from OpenBSD.
update your stock of chips now. you won't need this 10GHz chip that soon. Only Intel, AMD etc. try to talk you into believing you will.
didn't openssl come from openbsd..? a bit like openssh?
..had this some time ago already. Well, you shouldn't count on general-news-media as your primary sources :-)
..since you go to the doctor now and then too..