IBM's manufacturing problems have also impacted our next generation iMac. We normally don't talk about unannounced products but we feel you need to know about the current situation
If I were a Mac follower, I would have exclaimed: Oh, it's still a good sign by any standard. (c) Monthy P.;)
First, the standard argument is that the possibilities for abuse are incredible.
The second argument is, what with people who cannot have implants for various reasons (medical, etc).
The third argument is fear, fear and surprise, surprise and fear.. and ruthelss... oh wait:)) (form the monty python's joke).
The tags will be read by readers installed in school gates and other key locations to track the kids' movements.
/tinfoil_hat_on
In 2 years replace the word 'kids' with 'employees'. In 5 years replace the word 'employers' with 'shoppers'.
in 9 years replace the word 'shoppers' with...
To each his own flavour. There's the time component and I have to agree with you on that one. But if one has extra time for playing/tweaking, it pays off grealy. It's also good as a general distribution if you start from stage3, then it goes fast. And you can also install binaries. OS for everyone practically.
Gentoo, 6-month Growth Rate, 49.5%.
Seems like we have the biggest growth rate...
C'mon geeks, show some backbone, come to Gentoo, our precious...:)
And it isn't even hard to install. When I was starting linux for the first time, without no previous experience, 1 year ago, following the manual up to the last slash*, it took me only 1 reformating and 2 days total. Nowdays, it's less than 24 hours on my P4, for the critical stuff, once KDE is up, the rest can follow safely.
*Literary, the manual had a section where they didn't had an extra slash and that screwed me for half an hour:)
So you think that stolen code would be like a shuny new watch? It will get modified heavily to fit the existing structures, it's CODE. But I might be wrong...
So what if you do sign that, you do go to the next job, and you do the same type of job for a more popular company. and the previous suckers decide to sue the heck out of you just to extarct a huge settlement from the bigger company? Even if you didn't remember one single line, how'll you prove it?
Microsoft acknowledged yesterday that Chavet is a Microsoft employee but declined to name the team on which he works.
Too Obvious
However, three other people with knowledge of Chavet's Microsoft employment confirmed that he has been working on the MSN Search effort
Too unconfirmed
But, if the guy is such an expert inthe search field, isn't it posible that source code was his? How would that impact everything from a legal point?
Slashdot Mirror
And the winner of our favorite /. game, called "where goes the server", for today, is...
Here's a cached link on google for the first page here
they put everything into 33 darn pages so it can be mirrored easily...
"We will urge the FTC to reconsider its position during a hearing or by
other means,"
Everything is possible by 'other means', in Japan.
IBM's manufacturing problems have also impacted our next generation iMac. We normally don't talk about unannounced products but we feel you need to know about the current situation
;)
If I were a Mac follower, I would have exclaimed:
Oh, it's still a good sign by any standard. (c) Monthy P.
So whoever writes a virus should make it clean to understand and nice to detect? :)
Have you hear heard the phrase: "They were trying so hard to see if they could, that they didn't stop to think if they should"?
What a flamebait... :)...
:)) (form the monty python's joke).
Ok, here, let me join
First, the standard argument is that the possibilities for abuse are incredible. The second argument is, what with people who cannot have implants for various reasons (medical, etc).
The third argument is fear, fear and surprise, surprise and fear.. and ruthelss... oh wait
The got Duke Nukem Forewer in Japan...
The tags will be read by readers installed in school gates and other key locations to track the kids' movements.
/tinfoil_hat_on
/tinfoil_hat_stays_on
In 2 years replace the word 'kids' with 'employees'.
In 5 years replace the word 'employers' with 'shoppers'.
in 9 years replace the word 'shoppers' with...
To each his own flavour. There's the time component and I have to agree with you on that one. But if one has extra time for playing/tweaking, it pays off grealy. It's also good as a general distribution if you start from stage3, then it goes fast. And you can also install binaries. OS for everyone practically.
Gentoo, 6-month Growth Rate, 49.5%.
Seems like we have the biggest growth rate...
C'mon geeks, show some backbone, come to Gentoo, our precious...:)
And it isn't even hard to install. When I was starting linux for the first time, without no previous experience, 1 year ago, following the manual up to the last slash*, it took me only 1 reformating and 2 days total. Nowdays, it's less than 24 hours on my P4, for the critical stuff, once KDE is up, the rest can follow safely. *Literary, the manual had a section where they didn't had an extra slash and that screwed me for half an hour:)
microsoft.com, linux.org , they too has the same ranking, anyone know what it means?
a bit of innovation and everything...
the picture detail on the whois record is cute, although bandwidth wasting, still cute...
So what did they exaclt achieved? I mean, besides getting that Ip blacklisted by most of the world?
this is /., when we bash MS facts are irelevant, same as when MS bash linux, so we are all even
will they win with the pathfinder...
Evolution?
Now that's a real innovation, I've been using IE for years (yeah sure) and I haven't seen tabbed browsing :) When I go surf the IE tabs will help me?
so they'll wait for two turns?
So you think that stolen code would be like a shuny new watch? It will get modified heavily to fit the existing structures, it's CODE. But I might be wrong...
So what if you do sign that, you do go to the next job, and you do the same type of job for a more popular company. and the previous suckers decide to sue the heck out of you just to extarct a huge settlement from the bigger company? Even if you didn't remember one single line, how'll you prove it?
Microsoft acknowledged yesterday that Chavet is a Microsoft employee but declined to name the team on which he works.
Too Obvious
However, three other people with knowledge of Chavet's Microsoft employment confirmed that he has been working on the MSN Search effort
Too unconfirmed
But, if the guy is such an expert inthe search field, isn't it posible that source code was his? How would that impact everything from a legal point?
hmmm... so take that 'lite' version of windows, and install firefox, thunderbird, and winamp on it? start to look atractive...
bitiwiti