you may want to beware as to what rights Microsoft may try to claim over it at a later date
once software is out under a certain license, it stays under that license... provided you don't upgrade to a new version w/a different license scheme
what happens when you blow up a nuclear payload at high altitudes? i'm pretty sure it spreads the radiation, doesn't it? in a way that's almost worse...
a way to ditch the reflective layer entirely and just have a tracking read 'head' above the cd? it would seem to me that instead of reading the reflected spaces of something/not-something you could just read them by seeing what was passing through to the other side of the disc...???
but then you've got a more complex system with stuff to move on both sides, bigger device, etc. however, do a google search for magneto-optical media, it's used in minidiscs and it uses magnets to read/write info, and a laser fires at the optical part that heats up the magnet on the other side of the media to where it can be written to. under that temp, the magnet can't be changed. lifetime warranty on all discs
although slackware has the bsd init scripts to make editing a bit easier. but that's only a preference.
so, to find out the best one for you: try them all or just go for freebsd (no distros)
i seriously hope you are joking.
once people see what drm really is, they are going to want to buy some non-restricted hardware. thanks to the capitalist business model (ugh... never thought i'd say that...), people will buy the better product. i'm willing to wager that drm will eventually die out due to lack of customers.
although i have heard that servers w/drm {hard,soft}ware will only allow machines w/drm to connect.... but there would be enough non-restricted users to ignore the drm people
when NOTHING will work on any electronic device without a conglomerate corporation's device allowing it to go through
then save your old hardware. i have an older portable minidisc player/recorder with a mic input. sony took the mic input off its new models because people used them to bootleg.
resource allocation becomes more flexible as you get more computers. scaling is also easier, say you want only a bit more power to do an extra page, you're not going to buy a multi processor ultra-sparc when a pentium II could do the job.
what's the big deal with wanting to have linux be the #1 os? is a larger user base worth the effort?
'cause some people say that linux has to become more "usable" to broaden its user base, and that would change the philosophy a bit
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well, how has the sco ordeal affected linux already?
i think the linux people are more unified, but idk how much it has cut in to dev time...
did the sasser writer make it expandable on purpose? this isn't the first time a thing like this has happened.
you may want to beware as to what rights Microsoft may try to claim over it at a later date
once software is out under a certain license, it stays under that license... provided you don't upgrade to a new version w/a different license scheme
what happens when you blow up a nuclear payload at high altitudes? i'm pretty sure it spreads the radiation, doesn't it? in a way that's almost worse...
forgot to use Flash
overexposure means too much light
man those linux people must be real meanies... harming an innocent nice company like sco. ugh.
a way to ditch the reflective layer entirely and just have a tracking read 'head' above the cd? it would seem to me that instead of reading the reflected spaces of something/not-something you could just read them by seeing what was passing through to the other side of the disc...???
but then you've got a more complex system with stuff to move on both sides, bigger device, etc. however, do a google search for magneto-optical media, it's used in minidiscs and it uses magnets to read/write info, and a laser fires at the optical part that heats up the magnet on the other side of the media to where it can be written to. under that temp, the magnet can't be changed. lifetime warranty on all discs
you can't patent that! it's one of mother earth's creatures.
although slackware has the bsd init scripts to make editing a bit easier. but that's only a preference.
so, to find out the best one for you: try them all or just go for freebsd (no distros)
well accepting Jesus for one...
other than that, the person who looks at my code will kill me again for neglecting to comment it
Browser wars?
one konqueror takes out several explorers
you rock
ditch the tin foil man
if this drm crap affects the machine like you're predicting, they'll be upset.
you don't listen, do you?
there are other manufacturers out there
once people see what drm really is, they are going to want to buy some non-restricted hardware. thanks to the capitalist business model (ugh... never thought i'd say that...), people will buy the better product. i'm willing to wager that drm will eventually die out due to lack of customers.
although i have heard that servers w/drm {hard,soft}ware will only allow machines w/drm to connect.... but there would be enough non-restricted users to ignore the drm people
when NOTHING will work on any electronic device without a conglomerate corporation's device allowing it to go through
then save your old hardware. i have an older portable minidisc player/recorder with a mic input. sony took the mic input off its new models because people used them to bootleg.
one of my favourite books. :)
i was thinking the same thing too
the AC who replied to you has it right
man am i dumb...
but hey, if anyone does decide to switch, i run a "big iron" recycling center
resource allocation becomes more flexible as you get more computers. scaling is also easier, say you want only a bit more power to do an extra page, you're not going to buy a multi processor ultra-sparc when a pentium II could do the job.
cisco eh? just use the default password
good job! i asked why they didn't use oss at my school (via the question box) and the reply was "it's not supported".
what's the big deal with wanting to have linux be the #1 os? is a larger user base worth the effort?
'cause some people say that linux has to become more "usable" to broaden its user base, and that would change the philosophy a bit
maybe the FSF should relocate its headquarters
you forgot vodka. the following equation will compensate:
communism = (beards * (cigars + vodka)^(1 + 1/e))
a ReiserFS partition
c'mon. everybody knows that xfs is way better than reiserFS