After all this crap, isn't it time that Diebold (and similar companies) be dropped, and another one (preferably FOSS) be chosen? Or is that solution too obvious? I wonder how many more elections fall victim to stupid and/or rigged coding....
I played around with this. Not very useful for me, but it may work for you. It doesn't export to postscript, but it exports to HTML.:-\ Give it a look. http://freemind.sourceforge.net/
STOP wasting money and resources on using incresingly sophisticated anti-spam techniques. Re-direct this money into basic education for users, including short courses on:
1. How to identify a spam (People are proven to be far better at pattern recognition than Bayesian models). 2. How not to click on a spam. 3. How to delete a spam.
Add to that 4. How not to give your email address to spammers.
We have to protect our email addresses. The email-obscuring feature on Slashdot is one way to do so. Another is to teach users that not all websites which request your email aren't going to use it to send spam.
Slashdot Mirror
You forgot to mention the Freenet project.
"Your Klicks May Vary" sounds better.
You can see a working version (minus the images) at the google cache of the page. It is really neat. Sucks that it was taken down.
After all this crap, isn't it time that Diebold (and similar companies) be dropped, and another one (preferably FOSS) be chosen? Or is that solution too obvious? I wonder how many more elections fall victim to stupid and/or rigged coding....
I'd rather support a foodbank. I think this process utilizes the entire phone instead of just the case.
I played around with this. Not very useful for me, but it may work for you. It doesn't export to postscript, but it exports to HTML. :-\ Give it a look. http://freemind.sourceforge.net/
It was, and posted by michael too. You don't see these kind of dupes very often.
Same. The on-duty editor got at least two emails about the dupe. *shakes his head*
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/05/27/158244
Use a combination of Snowcrash, Winamp, and SHOUTcast. I haven't tried snowcrash with Winamp 5, but it should work.
I believe SHOUTcast has a streaming-on-demand feature, but it's not as nice as Snowcrash.
1. How to identify a spam (People are proven to be far better at pattern recognition than Bayesian models).
2. How not to click on a spam.
3. How to delete a spam.
Add to that 4. How not to give your email address to spammers.
We have to protect our email addresses. The email-obscuring feature on Slashdot is one way to do so. Another is to teach users that not all websites which request your email aren't going to use it to send spam.
For further reading, "Why Am I Getting All This Spam?"