So it's not really *ALL* Linux, it's just that particular version of Redhat.
It seems best to wait and see the paper they publish as well as a track record of funding and test conditions before anyone goes and says something about validity.
Besides, as knowledgable as the Linux community can be, I'd trust an IT proffesional over a "Linux fan" with a server in his basement.
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wait a sec....no MD5 and no SHA-1. what is going to take the place of those things? something like anubis or whirlpool?
i might get modded down for this but the thing i find most interesting is that so many of the points being attributed to software-development in the article seem to be applicable in any project in any environment.
i help out in a school district and every single meeting i go to has me thinking about the same types of things. who is in it for education's sake and who just wants a feather in their cap?
maybe it's more of a human element that just happens to be looked at here in the context of programming.
i think this is wonderful news. it looks to me like uncle sam finally sees that VOIP needs to be left alone in order for it to prospoer. look at how POTS was regulated to death and you see how important it is to keep VOIP free and clear.
this is pretty neat. now i will be able to watch babylon 5 reruns and code at the same time. but then again, what kind of a device will this display hook up to?
It just goes to show that people are going to need to learn more about security. 4 times the coverage area means less distance for war drivers to go before they can crack J. Random User's home network.
Imagine the amount of rendering you could do with that thing. It'd be like having a bazillion artists painting pixels for you. How long until Pixar and co jumps on the bandwagon? This type of technology has some amazing possibilities ergo it would be no suprise if commercial support came about very quickly.
It stands to reason that fixme notation is source code serves a purpose in all forms of programming and therefore it is a detriment to the community if we get rid of it. As long as M$ insists on behaviour like this, they will never be accepted in the FOSS world regardless of how many silly toolkits they put on sourceforge.
Lorenze proved that weather was non-deterministic about 40 years ago. It seems foolish to believe we can predict weather to such a degree even with today's technology. I'll be saving my cycles for Seti@Home
We should get Jesse james to make a custom Linux oriented motorcycle on national TV. It'd help get us the "NASCAR vote" that this whole AutoZone thing might allow us access to.
Well It's About bloody time! I feel like it might be the best thing the EU has done for us, what with the Patents and all. I can't wipe my ass without Micro$oft patenting the technique!
Noone hunts IT workers in the US anymore. Just like no one hunts metalworkers who can't use CAD. Value is totally subjective. Unless the IT worker is plated in gold, there seems to be little left to do but move! Damn Bill and his legions of cheap labour.
They say it as if Open Source innovation did not exist before. Just cause Debian is a geezer nowadays doesn't mean it isn't dash cunning and clever of the Linux community
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Most people i know have tried cegega and aren't impressed. they claim it's both tough to install and even harder to configure correctly.
i haven't tried cedega myself, but a simple apt-get install wine has worked perfectly on most systems i use.
Yes but does he use Emacs or Vi?
So it's not really *ALL* Linux, it's just that particular version of Redhat.
It seems best to wait and see the paper they publish as well as a track record of funding and test conditions before anyone goes and says something about validity.
Besides, as knowledgable as the Linux community can be, I'd trust an IT proffesional over a "Linux fan" with a server in his basement.
wait a sec....no MD5 and no SHA-1. what is going to take the place of those things? something like anubis or whirlpool?
maybe more people will use GPG now!
Is the motivation to reform copyright based on a real desire to be more fair or is it because the music industry is not as big there?
Not that it matters...good idea any which way.
Grep through your fortune files for references to AT&T.....it's amazing how many jabs are all too true now.
This is truly the end of an era.
i might get modded down for this but the thing i find most interesting is that so many of the points being attributed to software-development in the article seem to be applicable in any project in any environment.
i help out in a school district and every single meeting i go to has me thinking about the same types of things. who is in it for education's sake and who just wants a feather in their cap?
maybe it's more of a human element that just happens to be looked at here in the context of programming.
Of course i'd spend my vacation there! i could get away from my mother-in-law and get rid of the clown fish in my spare bath tub in one shot!
i think this is wonderful news. it looks to me like uncle sam finally sees that VOIP needs to be left alone in order for it to prospoer. look at how POTS was regulated to death and you see how important it is to keep VOIP free and clear.
this is pretty neat. now i will be able to watch babylon 5 reruns and code at the same time. but then again, what kind of a device will this display hook up to?
It just goes to show that people are going to need to learn more about security. 4 times the coverage area means less distance for war drivers to go before they can crack J. Random User's home network.
Interesting that it's a ferret. You'd think it'd be something clever like a sphincter or a noose around the neck of society.
So does this mean that the Iraqi BitTorrent trackers won't be up? Now how am I supposed to download the latest episodes of "This Old Palace"???
Imagine the amount of rendering you could do with that thing. It'd be like having a bazillion artists painting pixels for you. How long until Pixar and co jumps on the bandwagon? This type of technology has some amazing possibilities ergo it would be no suprise if commercial support came about very quickly.
It stands to reason that fixme notation is source code serves a purpose in all forms of programming and therefore it is a detriment to the community if we get rid of it. As long as M$ insists on behaviour like this, they will never be accepted in the FOSS world regardless of how many silly toolkits they put on sourceforge.
Good! I am glad we have 2GB available. I am sick of carying a copy of the Human Genome on my Ipod.
I believe using Emacs will solve this problem.
Lorenze proved that weather was non-deterministic about 40 years ago. It seems foolish to believe we can predict weather to such a degree even with today's technology. I'll be saving my cycles for Seti@Home
It's nothing a little duct tape can't fix!
We should get Jesse james to make a custom Linux oriented motorcycle on national TV. It'd help get us the "NASCAR vote" that this whole AutoZone thing might allow us access to.
What about using it to find the freaking remote control?
Well It's About bloody time! I feel like it might be the best thing the EU has done for us, what with the Patents and all.
I can't wipe my ass without Micro$oft patenting the technique!
Noone hunts IT workers in the US anymore. Just like no one hunts metalworkers who can't use CAD. Value is totally subjective. Unless the IT worker is plated in gold, there seems to be little left to do but move! Damn Bill and his legions of cheap labour.
Just try to google "google IPO" and see what a mass of results you get. Wierd isn't it?
They say it as if Open Source innovation did not exist before. Just cause Debian is a geezer nowadays doesn't mean it isn't dash cunning and clever of the Linux community