The "right to work with OSS" is at the discretion of the copyright holder, and apparently the privilege of Alfresco's enterprise license abnegates the "right" to use the "free" license. It probably only applies to commercial applications anyhow.
Alfresco giveth, and Alfresco taketh away. They owe you nothing.
I would purchase the one with XP merely to have the XP license. Of course it will get formatted and installed with Linux, but at that point I will be able to choose to legally reinstall XP at some point in the future without having to pay more.
The New York Times is running a story about Debate Between Astronomers who both claim to have discovered the same object beyond Pluto, and almost the same size.
How, praytell, is this offtopic? Perhaps a little inarticulate and therefore lacking in insight, interest or information, however it accurately responds to the last bit of the synopsis:
And it made a difference: NOAA will make its data and products available in internet-accessible, vendor-neutral form and will use other dissemination technologies, e.g. satellite broadcast, NOAA Weather Radio, and wireless, as appropriate. Congrats to the Slash community for making a difference and helping to set US Govt policy.
I think we can all agree, a positive impact is indeed something to "w00t!" about, and the poster didn't even brag about fp/gnaa/the death of *bsd/etc, which would have been offtopic...
I didn't read the license, but nothing that I know of prevents you from buying it, deciding it's shit, and selling/trading the password to your Steam account (which has a resettable e-mail address associated with it.)... The new "owner" can then change the password and e-mail address, and delete all the friends (or, hell, even keep them, haha!) and add his or her own.
Don't mod parent down, (s)he was trying to be funny in referring to the notation of the dollar amount as "125k$" compared to the american notation, "$125k".
I wonder what would happen to one of those new discs if you put one in the microwave for 5 seconds.
I don't know what will happen if you put one in the microwave, but if my drive stops reading one of these things I might throw some shredded cheese on it and find out... Really though, this is truly brilliant. I have stacks upon stacks of dated versions of random Linux distros that I have no idea what to do with... soon I will be able to make tacos/burritos/quesadillas/enchiladas/etc out of old copies of Linux. Further, I don't drink up enough coffee to use all those coasters AOL sends me, I can make something yummy out of those too. Genius, whoever thought of this!
I don't know how I'm going to keep from breaking one of these things every time I touch it. I have broken some thicker-than-ultra-thin PCBs in my day and don't imagine these to be any less susceptible to the pressure of my indelicate hands. I wonder if/hope we'll see some connectors/slots in the future that don't require a board-breaking effort to slip the peripheral cards out.
captive-ntfs 1.14 works just fine for me w/Knoppix 3.4 (though 1.15 w/Knoppix 3.6 failed to mount my NTFS partitions, that is another story altogether)... so, you can actually read/write to NTFS from Knoppix if you manually configure captive and mount the NTFS partition(s) yourself.
Q: Is it possible to use Syllable in a text-only mode?
A: No, you have to use the Terminal. Syllable is designed around its own GUI and cannot support a text-only interface.
Isn't that the same mistake Microsoft has been making since Windows 95?
Ha, well, i don't know too much about the internals of kernels and OSs and stuff, but hey, why doesn't somebody take the relevant code of the speediest winner of each of these "tests" and smack it all together into one "Performance-enhanced OS"... ha, plz no flames! i understand this would not be a light undertaking, but it is an idea i suppose.
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The "right to work with OSS" is at the discretion of the copyright holder, and apparently the privilege of Alfresco's enterprise license abnegates the "right" to use the "free" license. It probably only applies to commercial applications anyhow. Alfresco giveth, and Alfresco taketh away. They owe you nothing.
I would purchase the one with XP merely to have the XP license. Of course it will get formatted and installed with Linux, but at that point I will be able to choose to legally reinstall XP at some point in the future without having to pay more.
The New York Times is running a story about Debate Between Astronomers who both claim to have discovered the same object beyond Pluto, and almost the same size.
Nuh-uh, mine's bigger than yours!
Intentional? Perhaps. Hilarious? Certainly!
binary encoded ascii for: what are words?
Did anyone else read that as:
Harrison Ford confirms, Indiana Jones IV Production is dying ?
I didn't read the license, but nothing that I know of prevents you from buying it, deciding it's shit, and selling/trading the password to your Steam account (which has a resettable e-mail address associated with it.) ... The new "owner" can then change the password and e-mail address, and delete all the friends (or, hell, even keep them, haha!) and add his or her own.
Light-emiutting light emitting diode diodes?
- org ?
Almost like aitch-tee-tee-pee-colon-slash-slash-slash-dot-dot
Don't mod parent down, (s)he was trying to be funny in referring to the notation of the dollar amount as "125k$" compared to the american notation, "$125k".
I wonder what would happen to one of those new discs if you put one in the microwave for 5 seconds.
... soon I will be able to make tacos/burritos/quesadillas/enchiladas/etc out of old copies of Linux. Further, I don't drink up enough coffee to use all those coasters AOL sends me, I can make something yummy out of those too. Genius, whoever thought of this!
I don't know what will happen if you put one in the microwave, but if my drive stops reading one of these things I might throw some shredded cheese on it and find out... Really though, this is truly brilliant. I have stacks upon stacks of dated versions of random Linux distros that I have no idea what to do with
Cosmic rays? Sounds like something out of a science fiction novel ...
I don't know how I'm going to keep from breaking one of these things every time I touch it. I have broken some thicker-than-ultra-thin PCBs in my day and don't imagine these to be any less susceptible to the pressure of my indelicate hands. I wonder if/hope we'll see some connectors/slots in the future that don't require a board-breaking effort to slip the peripheral cards out.
captive-ntfs 1.14 works just fine for me w/Knoppix 3.4 (though 1.15 w/Knoppix 3.6 failed to mount my NTFS partitions, that is another story altogether) ... so, you can actually read/write to NTFS from Knoppix if you manually configure captive and mount the NTFS partition(s) yourself.
Is everyone seeing triple or is it just me? Its just you. Now shut the fuck up. - Timothy
Perhaps Linus is in talks with Valve to distribute kernel patches via Steam! Har har har ...
Q: Is it possible to use Syllable in a text-only mode?
A: No, you have to use the Terminal. Syllable is designed around its own GUI and cannot support a text-only interface.
Isn't that the same mistake Microsoft has been making since Windows 95?
well, i don't know about cats, but i just might be pussy crazy ...
wow guys, i think PARENT was trying to be FUNNY not INFORMATIVE ... duh ...
wow, the bottom of the page even says, "Note: content veracity not implied" ... :-/
Ha, well, i don't know too much about the internals of kernels and OSs and stuff, but hey, why doesn't somebody take the relevant code of the speediest winner of each of these "tests" and smack it all together into one "Performance-enhanced OS"... ha, plz no flames! i understand this would not be a light undertaking, but it is an idea i suppose.