Give them a free tv if they show up at say a convention center. err maybe a free xbox if they are say in the first 400 people to a convention.
This may sound like it wouldn't work. They tried giving away a free tv to the first 400 guys to show up at a conference on not paying child support and they caught like 400 some guys who were deliquient. Lets try it on spammers.
OK, so say they find out how the brain works in this way. Who is going to use it, advertisers. If they could use drungs or subliminal things they would. Now what, my girlfriend will want to shop more. Now, they will get me to buy more useless things.
Someone please tell me how this is going to help me?
I have noticed a problem since the upgrade of yahoo. there is a delay in getting email from hotmail. it started right when the upgrade happened for me. But, it is nice to have the extra space.
It would be nice if Red Hat offered a certification course for software developers.
Are you saying that software is/should be certified by redhat before it goes in?? Wouldn't that be like M$ driver signing. We see how well everyone liked that.
Is this any better than Microsoft Certification? I wonder if it will lock more into Redhat and paying for that. Linux may be "better" in some ways to windows but this is still locking in.
War Golfing has been around for years. Every time I go it's war with the tall grass, war with the trees, war with the sand traps and war with the whole damn course.
Interestingly, the article cites lack of 'international cooperation' as a barrier to effective enforcement of cyberlaws.
An idea to get international cooperation would be to make it an act of war to get a mail bomb or any other kind of attack. We (in the US) get a couple of these... go knock on that countries door a few times and we'll get the cooperation from everyone we are hoping for.
Creating a web page without knowing HTML is like driving a car without knowing how to read.
I wouldn't say that. I would say it's like driving a car without knowing how it works under the hood. And there are a lot of people that don't know how a car works under the hood but can get done what they need to do.
with all the wysiwyg editors what is the reason for the average joe to know html. If you are more advanced then that you prolly have a minilibrary of book on it. So, why webmonkey??? I havn't used it in years.
2 problems with that. First, any time I use learning new features is not recorded as training time. There is no record that I used that time for training.
Second, is that I don't know anyone who needs Windows training. They have been using it so long and it's still the same basic concept that no new user needs training.
any businesses wanting to use it will naturally go for the most expensive possible distribution (i.e RedHat uber deluxe professional platinum addition for business).
Many companies like the one I work for require you to be able to get a service contract for any software. So, to use Linux they have to be able to get a service contract. That's why they go for those expensive ones. They have the service.
Well, I say that any half-decent system administrator should be able to do his job completely from a command-line interface and should not need a GUI.
You're figureing on half decent sys admins. Many of the ones I know can't do anyting outside the GUI. And they don't even have half of an understanding of what is really going on. Some have never even herd of/. Sadly many who are called sys admins don't really know a whole lot.
Sure, Linux training costs are 15% higher. When I get a windows upgrade at work there is no training. It's just figure it out. There are no training courses on windows at all here.
But, if you convert over to Linux you would have to give some basic training. Answer some employees questions. Seems a small price to pay
It's pretty easy to come up with something like this. Here is how it goes. Someone comes up with a conclusion they want then they write something to get there. It's like with stats or polls. You know the outcome you want to so manipulate the "data" to show that. Then you promote the hell out of it and people believe you.
The Interface needs to be as easy as digital cable. Otherwise i'd never use it. When I sit down in front of the TV I become a veg. Anything not easy is just plain to hard to do.
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the free word viewer is for M$ windows. what if your on another platform?
And it will be come to be known as beagle.painintheass
I guess the next question is how many of those are Class M planets?
and another site gets the /.
Does anyone have the text??
Give them a free tv if they show up at say a convention center. err maybe a free xbox if they are say in the first 400 people to a convention.
This may sound like it wouldn't work. They tried giving away a free tv to the first 400 guys to show up at a conference on not paying child support and they caught like 400 some guys who were deliquient. Lets try it on spammers.
"I want them alive... no disintegration." Oh to be a bounty hunter...
Then we can probe their minds and find the secret spammer base.
Hey, and M$ stock is actually down a little today. huh
So, now also from real I can get all the adware, malware and other fine things on linux from them. yeehaw.
OK, so say they find out how the brain works in this way. Who is going to use it, advertisers. If they could use drungs or subliminal things they would. Now what, my girlfriend will want to shop more. Now, they will get me to buy more useless things.
Someone please tell me how this is going to help me?
couldn't they have at leave put out Martha Stewarts newest album "Spooky Scary Sounds for Prison"
I have noticed a problem since the upgrade of yahoo. there is a delay in getting email from hotmail. it started right when the upgrade happened for me. But, it is nice to have the extra space.
A lot of time projectors are just pointed at a wall. This projecter won't have the versitility to do that. A weakness.
It would be nice if Red Hat offered a certification course for software developers.
Are you saying that software is/should be certified by redhat before it goes in?? Wouldn't that be like M$ driver signing. We see how well everyone liked that.
Is this any better than Microsoft Certification? I wonder if it will lock more into Redhat and paying for that. Linux may be "better" in some ways to windows but this is still locking in.
War Golfing has been around for years. Every time I go it's war with the tall grass, war with the trees, war with the sand traps and war with the whole damn course.
Interestingly, the article cites lack of 'international cooperation' as a barrier to effective enforcement of cyberlaws.
An idea to get international cooperation would be to make it an act of war to get a mail bomb or any other kind of attack. We (in the US) get a couple of these... go knock on that countries door a few times and we'll get the cooperation from everyone we are hoping for.
Creating a web page without knowing HTML is like driving a car without knowing how to read.
I wouldn't say that. I would say it's like driving a car without knowing how it works under the hood. And there are a lot of people that don't know how a car works under the hood but can get done what they need to do.
with all the wysiwyg editors what is the reason for the average joe to know html. If you are more advanced then that you prolly have a minilibrary of book on it. So, why webmonkey??? I havn't used it in years.
2 problems with that. First, any time I use learning new features is not recorded as training time. There is no record that I used that time for training.
Second, is that I don't know anyone who needs Windows training. They have been using it so long and it's still the same basic concept that no new user needs training.
any businesses wanting to use it will naturally go for the most expensive possible distribution (i.e RedHat uber deluxe professional platinum addition for business).
/. Sadly many who are called sys admins don't really know a whole lot.
Many companies like the one I work for require you to be able to get a service contract for any software. So, to use Linux they have to be able to get a service contract. That's why they go for those expensive ones. They have the service.
Well, I say that any half-decent system administrator should be able to do his job completely from a command-line interface and should not need a GUI.
You're figureing on half decent sys admins. Many of the ones I know can't do anyting outside the GUI. And they don't even have half of an understanding of what is really going on. Some have never even herd of
Sure, Linux training costs are 15% higher. When I get a windows upgrade at work there is no training. It's just figure it out. There are no training courses on windows at all here.
But, if you convert over to Linux you would have to give some basic training. Answer some employees questions. Seems a small price to pay
It's pretty easy to come up with something like this. Here is how it goes. Someone comes up with a conclusion they want then they write something to get there. It's like with stats or polls. You know the outcome you want to so manipulate the "data" to show that. Then you promote the hell out of it and people believe you.
They do it because it works.
Is there a list of most powerful clusters? If so, does /. make that list?
This would probubally be the better way to go. I leave my computer on all the time not my tv.
The Interface needs to be as easy as digital cable. Otherwise i'd never use it. When I sit down in front of the TV I become a veg. Anything not easy is just plain to hard to do.
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Can't look at the screen shot though. been