google is doing everything themselves, they don't pay an external party. so even if they would use a redhat product it wouldn't make much difference to redhat itself, if they were not going to pay for support anyway.
I don't think any commericial distro would call itself closedbsd... for some reason i think it doesn't look good in your advertisement:p but it's still quite funny to see that it actually exists.
try digikam, it's a pretty good alternative to picasa. the only thing that I really noticed to be out of place is the bar on the top with the file, edit, view, etc options. it doesn't look like a native widget. but changing the color to the same color i use everywhere would already do a lot of good by itself;)
other then that, I must say that the application is very fast and quite snappy.
though i prefer a true native port I'd say thumbs up for making it a high quality port;)
it never died. it's just developing even slower then before. but they did already made another release after the split before this one, which didn't got any coverage on slashdot either. it looks like the open source comminity has choosen to silence it to death.:p
this high price might actually work out quite well for the xbox sales as well. when you present people with three simulair "things" ranging for cheap to most expensive, many people seem to go for the middle choice.
In the netherlands we have a health insurance system where the health insurance company is forced by law to provide a certain minimum amount of insurance (basis), and on top of that can get additional insurances (optional). the basic insurance should cover you for the worst things you can get. optional insurances can differ for every insurance company and include things like dentists etc. (you are not required to buy the optional insurances) this way you are protected by law to get a certain amount of care, and you can choose by whom you want to buy your insurance. it has a few drawbacks like: only people with bad teeth take a dentist insurance thus making the dentist insurance expensive because relatively many people who buy such an insurance have bad teeth. another drawback is that insurance companies are not blind and keep close watch on the prices of the other insurance companies, and will then keep there prices along those lines. but all i am not unhappy with it and it surely is one of the lesser evils.
there is one big reason why this can't be our missing link. I mean... what would it hunt on land if it was the first thing to enter land. and we already had other animals that can exist in both water and on land. but I admit that this one is more fish like then I have seen before.
it is also possible to have an *effective* monopoly, where bussnisess require you to have "program xyz to do a certain job", or you what you want but "we only support xyz". leaving the client with no choice but to go for xyz
and what happens if person 1 copies the data to his laptop and boards the plane person 2 changes files on the server using his desktop that are synced back person 1 changes some files (or even worse.. those same files person 2 changed) while he is on the plane. and he gets back to work and tries to synchonize his data back to the server.
indeed, some time ago i saw a movie that tried to "proof" the qoran as a "true" book of god. I found it quite of funny to see that they sad things along this line:
1. well, we see the stars moving away from each other so the universe must be expanding. 2. so if they are moving away from each other there must have been a beginning point, a "big bang" place 3. that is where allah created the universe.
the previous pope held a simulair belief.
while I neither believe in Islam nor in Christianity i do believe that religion will go on for quite some time, even when there would be total proof of evolution.
religion refused to die when the earth appeared to be round after all, and it will refuse to die after evolution is proved to be right.
It will only change the way that religious people will interpet there "holy" scriptures. perhaps one day science will have all the answers to "capture" the religious folks, but if you really really want to believe something, there is not really much science can do for you.
-- Nietzsche: there are no truths, only interpretations
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they would lose 95% of their target audience if it wouldn't...
google is doing everything themselves, they don't pay an external party. so even if they would use a redhat product it wouldn't make much difference to redhat itself, if they were not going to pay for support anyway.
it sound even funnier when you say it comes from "holly"-"wood" ;)
well, here in the netherlands you are gonne have a hard job finding someone who is not intoxicated in a coffeeshop, but a library might work :p
well, and he in turn was laughing at the hypocrisy of the american people who are laughing at the hypocrisy of the chinese people. :p
I don't think any commericial distro would call itself closedbsd... :p
for some reason i think it doesn't look good in your advertisement
but it's still quite funny to see that it actually exists.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken
here yah go.
when reading the article i suddenly realized that the chickens outnumber us humans 4 to 1!...
most of them living bad lives to end up as food for humanity...
scare thought..
it's quite interestinga y/047806.html
http://www.winehq.com/pipermail/wine-devel/2006-M
try digikam, it's a pretty good alternative to picasa.
;)
the only thing that I really noticed to be out of place is the bar on the top with the file, edit, view, etc options. it doesn't look like a native widget. but changing the color to the same color i use everywhere would already do a lot of good by itself;)
other then that, I must say that the application is very fast and quite snappy.
though i prefer a true native port I'd say thumbs up for making it a high quality port
well, one thing IS sure, there IS going to be another duck hunt game for wii.t ml :D
http://revolution.ign.com/articles/706/706955p1.h
don't know if they bundle it..
but it would be great
I worked at "stork worksphere" in the netherlands, which is really a big company, and all have admin access to there local pc.
it never died. it's just developing even slower then before. but they did already made another release after the split before this one, which didn't got any coverage on slashdot either. it looks like the open source comminity has choosen to silence it to death. :p
you know,
this high price might actually work out quite well for the xbox sales as well.
when you present people with three simulair "things" ranging for cheap to most expensive, many people seem to go for the middle choice.
If you can get a server there, all that is left will be to do some port forwarding.. :p
I also understood from "hurd" development that it is a bitch to debug.
didn't the last unsinkable ship sink on it's first journey?
In the netherlands we have a health insurance system where the health insurance company is forced by law to provide a certain minimum amount of insurance (basis), and on top of that can get additional insurances (optional). the basic insurance should cover you for the worst things you can get. optional insurances can differ for every insurance company and include things like dentists etc. (you are not required to buy the optional insurances) this way you are protected by law to get a certain amount of care, and you can choose by whom you want to buy your insurance. it has a few drawbacks like: only people with bad teeth take a dentist insurance thus making the dentist insurance expensive because relatively many people who buy such an insurance have bad teeth. another drawback is that insurance companies are not blind and keep close watch on the prices of the other insurance companies, and will then keep there prices along those lines. but all i am not unhappy with it and it surely is one of the lesser evils.
Perhaps they should rename it to "Windows Forever"
here yah go
http://www.happypenguin.org/show?Open%20Racer
http://www.happypenguin.org/show?PPRacer
there is one big reason why this can't be our missing link.
I mean... what would it hunt on land if it was the first thing to enter land.
and we already had other animals that can exist in both water and on land.
but I admit that this one is more fish like then I have seen before.
it is also possible to have an *effective* monopoly, where bussnisess require you to have "program xyz to do a certain job", or you what you want but "we only support xyz". leaving the client with no choice but to go for xyz
and what happens if person 1 copies the data to his laptop and boards the plane
person 2 changes files on the server using his desktop that are synced back
person 1 changes some files (or even worse.. those same files person 2 changed) while he is on the plane.
and he gets back to work and tries to synchonize his data back to the server.
what does ifolder do in such cases?
all you need is a little "over the edge"
AWT and Swing aren't even there at all.
It's java implementation is not complete either.
why would redhat buy this?
it already was open source right...
can't they just... contribute to it.
indeed, some time ago i saw a movie that tried to "proof" the qoran as a "true" book of god. I found it quite of funny to see that they sad things along this line:
1. well, we see the stars moving away from each other so the universe must be expanding.
2. so if they are moving away from each other there must have been a beginning point, a "big bang" place
3. that is where allah created the universe.
the previous pope held a simulair belief.
while I neither believe in Islam nor in Christianity i do believe that religion will go on for quite some time, even when there would be total proof of evolution.
religion refused to die when the earth appeared to be round after all, and it will refuse to die after evolution is proved to be right.
It will only change the way that religious people will interpet there "holy" scriptures. perhaps one day science will have all the answers to "capture" the religious folks, but if you really really want to believe something, there is not really much science can do for you.
--
Nietzsche: there are no truths, only interpretations