Yes, but then if more people move to Linux/BSD/$PLATFORM, surely the virus writers will follow? I don't know how easy it would be to get KMail to install a KPart that kills random processes or something, but I'm sure that even the least inclined of kiddies could hack together something, and frankly I don't much care, but once the Linux desktop reaches critical mass there will be virus writers following.
The BBC is possibly the closest thing we have to impartial journalism, even counting all the Hutton bullshit. It's far better than having large news networks controlled by massive megacorps. So DO NOT TAKE THE PISS. We have a kickass TV service, impartial journalism and a damn fine radio service, thanks to the BBC. Don't diss.
What's sad is that Congress will buy this word for word, and then we will be fucked royally. The Administration will start to rule the GPL as the about 4 words and that will be the end of this once fine movement.
And, would someone like Apple please step in? They're open sourcers. So are IBM. And they can most likely kick ass and take names.
Y'know, I'd love to see what would happen if the police jack me in for something computer related.
I use Linux, and have no FAT32/NTFS partitions. Considering how enamoured the British govt are with Bill, they'd probably be unable to do anything except wipe it.
BOOT TO THE HEAD!
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BOOT TO THE HEAD!
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BOOT TO THE HEAD!
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BOOT, TO - THE - HEAD!
Ahem.
I don't think we ought to be pissed off at SCO.
:)
The root of the problem is Darl's crack habit. Never has the war on drugs been so needed
Yes, but then if more people move to Linux/BSD/$PLATFORM, surely the virus writers will follow? I don't know how easy it would be to get KMail to install a KPart that kills random processes or something, but I'm sure that even the least inclined of kiddies could hack together something, and frankly I don't much care, but once the Linux desktop reaches critical mass there will be virus writers following.
The BBC is possibly the closest thing we have to impartial journalism, even counting all the Hutton bullshit. It's far better than having large news networks controlled by massive megacorps. So DO NOT TAKE THE PISS. We have a kickass TV service, impartial journalism and a damn fine radio service, thanks to the BBC. Don't diss.
Sky reported to be blue after extensive research.
It looks like you're writing a State of the Union address. Would you like Word to help you?
* Yes
* No
* I can't read or write
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1: Open ICQ.
2: Either use Random Chat, put some fun criteria into Find User or add 251696825 (me).
Let the good times roll.
Quite why we need all of this bullshit about having to be asked to join is lost in the mists of time.
TOTAL AND UTTER BULLSHIT.
What's sad is that Congress will buy this word for word, and then we will be fucked royally. The Administration will start to rule the GPL as the about 4 words and that will be the end of this once fine movement.
And, would someone like Apple please step in? They're open sourcers. So are IBM. And they can most likely kick ass and take names.
I was thinking more of, say, Love Canal...
So Ohio passes a law making sure that at least there are less pirate movies. What is wrong with that?
Buying cheap shit hurts people in other countries. We've seen it all before, with Nike et al. What's new about this?
Also, the same is happening in America-people are getting poisoned in Intel factories. Not good.
"Resolution and refresh rate changing on the fly (ala Windows since 9x) will finally appear in desktop distros."
Er, fuck off.
In Fedora Core, I can go Red Hat Menu > Preferences > Screen Resolution and can change both of those instantly.
Bring on the vodka.
Aha! Number 8 refers to the Paris Hilton Sex Tape, which is, in fact, porn.
Nice one, Yahoo...
Too bad there's not a goatse mailing list, cos he would be *so* on there by now :)
" If E2 goes bankrupt and folds, all articles are irretrievably lost."
I'm sure the E2 people would at least make SOME effort to keep the work alive.
As much as I admire Wikipedia, I must say that on the whole I prefer Everything2. It allows for a personal edge that Wikipedia just doesn't have.
Uh, they'd have to give code back. Think GPL.
Y'know, I'd love to see what would happen if the police jack me in for something computer related.
I use Linux, and have no FAT32/NTFS partitions. Considering how enamoured the British govt are with Bill, they'd probably be unable to do anything except wipe it.
From the outtakes of Austin Powers 3, to the tune of "Old McDonald Had A Farm"
"F.R.I.C.K.I.N
I.D.I.O.T!
With a frick frick here
a frick frich there
here a frick, there a frick
everywhere a frick frick
Albert Gore had a network
filled with...frick, in idioooooots..."
"In an ironic little twist of fate, that meant that for a couple of projects we purchased IBM P-series boxes and AIX rather than deploying on Linux."
That's not ironic, that's just a good idea!
It's amazing how they popularised OS X KDE themes.
Anybody want to make a dancing Flash Darl, who gets down to Red Alert by Basement Jaxx?
"Red alert, red alert it's a catastrophe
But don't worry, don't panic
We got no code in the kernel tree
But it's alright...just don't panic!"
No shit, I installed XP and I already had Blaster. I hadn't installed anything, downloaded email, downloaded anything, but it was there.
:)
This, if you don't know, is called Microsoft Security
j00 w3r3 h4xx0r3d!!!!!!