the article headline says $500 million and the article text says $497 million.
i say they fine m$ the 497 million and i keep the 3 million dollar mistake.
i did not say in the future. right now, i run slackware 9.1 and i have one closed source program installed, the flash player plugin. that's not even an app.
in the idea of open source, the users can take out spyware... if the software writers ever let it in to begin with. that's because the users can edit the source code before compiling.
so yes, the users who compile their own apps will be immune.
it's the development model, not the technical superiority of open source that makes it immune to spyware.
The BIG one is to get [losers] like Gator to stop using "trickler" apps
the big one is to get windows people to start using linux or any other open source os, because it eliminates the spyware problem
xfree-dri works with my radeon and asla works with my aureal sound card. i've rarely heard the sound skip, even while ripping a cd, compiling an app, and opening as many applications as i could to take up memory... on a 667mhz celeron. the video works very well too. bzflag goes nicely
yeah, i run a mail server (qmail) on a 100mhz machine with 16mb of edo ram, and the uptime is currently 74 days, running slack 9.1 (2.4.23). then my mom asks, "why don't you use windows?"
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A while back on Windows I had some issues getting the PHP module to load in Apache 2.0 ;)
well i see the problem already
the article headline says $500 million and the article text says $497 million.
i say they fine m$ the 497 million and i keep the 3 million dollar mistake.
any g5 benchmarks in there?
Don't feed the conspiracy theorists.
will it run linux?
well, you got me there :)
maybe he knows they don't have a case.
i did not say in the future. right now, i run slackware 9.1 and i have one closed source program installed, the flash player plugin. that's not even an app.
how about a POTS-shot guess?
you were talking about dsl
so yes, the users who compile their own apps will be immune.
it's the development model, not the technical superiority of open source that makes it immune to spyware.
the big one is to get windows people to start using linux or any other open source os, because it eliminates the spyware problem
xfree-dri works with my radeon
and asla works with my aureal sound card.
i've rarely heard the sound skip, even while ripping a cd, compiling an app, and opening as many applications as i could to take up memory... on a 667mhz celeron.
the video works very well too. bzflag goes nicely
This would be an awesome place to live!
if you're researching the effects of radiation
except in here, ncurses are ok
the title reads: 'An Anti-DoS Tool That Returns Fire'
you got it right the first time!
i thought that was a filesystem
yeah, i run a mail server (qmail) on a 100mhz machine with 16mb of edo ram, and the uptime is currently 74 days, running slack 9.1 (2.4.23). then my mom asks, "why don't you use windows?"
the search for xfree on msn works and turns up the xfree86 home page as the first entry
you patch source code, and windows is distributed as a binary. quite a while is my assumption
i don't see why people care more now, especially because many slashdot readers are against software patents anyhow
fast growing as in getting more bloated?
do you tell that to everybody who uses "hack" incorrectly? if so, i encourage you to get some sleep... what a job.
i'd expect manufacturers to be happy, especially if you break the car and they get to fix it at their price rate
hackable implies a security hole, and the manufacturer doesn't want you to exploit it.... Microsoft does make cars!!
www.eeye.com is running Microsoft-IIS/5.0 on Windows 2000. maybe that's why they're so concerned.
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