I agree with you completely. Don't forget that the battery lasts much longer, plus if you got one early you got an extra battery for free (you can't even replace the ipod's battery).
Having all of KDE's eye candy turned on, on a p2 400 MHz machine with 128 megs ram works perfectly fine for me.
Having any themes on in Windows XP on my Athlon XP 1900+, 512 Megs ram, and a Radeon AIW 7500 nearly kills it just scrolling down in the start menu (considering ALL sound and all other windows freeze, I say its close enough to killing it).
I know how MS is going to eliminate ALL malware. I figure that they plan to raise attention to the serious issues with just anybody being able to write software, so then they can try and make a licensing program where companies can pay to have their software certified as legit, and the binaries signed (creating a new revenue stream for MS), then once some big companies start following along, keep applying pressure to the ones that don't go along (like them showing up as 'spyware' in their anti-spyware software), then as slowly keep tightening to noose, and eventually require ALL software to be signed by MS.
Ok well this won't actually affect malware, spyware, and adware and viruses, trojans, and worms.... I need to get myself a tinfoil hat! *goes off and buys one*
I would sit there and laugh, and pretend to start helping them like 'ok enough fun... ill help you now' then take a nap or something for a while then watch some more.
As soon as they both drown, ill pull them out of the water and find a sharp stick and FINALLY figure out what the goo on the inside of an eye looks like!
DDoS attacks screw up everyone on the line from each distributed client to the target, the closer you are to the target the more you will be screwed over.
Often times the web site that is linked to by the spam is a virtual host, i.e. not a dedicated server, so in addition to everyone in the line to them, you also take down all their other virtual hosts. The spammer may of not even been doing anything wrong on that site since more likely than not it was NOT sending out the spam so the hoster would have no reason to cancel their service.
QT is released under the GPL on Linux and OS X. People claim it isn't free because use to it was ONLY under the QPL, but now you can use it under either license for non-commercial use. If you want to make money off of it do the honest thing and pay them for using their product, and you will be able to license it under any license you wish.
My Konqueror browser isn't vulnerable to that, could be because I have pop ups open up in a new tab (saying they are allowed which about 99% are blocked)
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The computer was completely unplugged from all electrical circuts.
RTFA
Keramik isn't KDE's default color/style/window decoration any more.
The default theme is now Plastic, and its really nice to use the Plastic style/window decorations with the Atlas Green color scheme.
I agree with you completely. Don't forget that the battery lasts much longer, plus if you got one early you got an extra battery for free (you can't even replace the ipod's battery).
Having all of KDE's eye candy turned on, on a p2 400 MHz machine with 128 megs ram works perfectly fine for me.
Having any themes on in Windows XP on my Athlon XP 1900+, 512 Megs ram, and a Radeon AIW 7500 nearly kills it just scrolling down in the start menu (considering ALL sound and all other windows freeze, I say its close enough to killing it).
I run Fedora and Gentoo... Am I some sort of half breed hated by all?
emerge --fetchonly system && emerge system
That will download, then compile and install the base system.
Odd... It was announced today!
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i think the pilots head would be an easier target from the ground
I know how MS is going to eliminate ALL malware. I figure that they plan to raise attention to the serious issues with just anybody being able to write software, so then they can try and make a licensing program where companies can pay to have their software certified as legit, and the binaries signed (creating a new revenue stream for MS), then once some big companies start following along, keep applying pressure to the ones that don't go along (like them showing up as 'spyware' in their anti-spyware software), then as slowly keep tightening to noose, and eventually require ALL software to be signed by MS.
... I need to get myself a tinfoil hat! *goes off and buys one*
Ok well this won't actually affect malware, spyware, and adware and viruses, trojans, and worms.
I thought it was a 2D card
Or how files over a certain size can't be opened in it.
I would sit there and laugh, and pretend to start helping them like 'ok enough fun... ill help you now' then take a nap or something for a while then watch some more.
As soon as they both drown, ill pull them out of the water and find a sharp stick and FINALLY figure out what the goo on the inside of an eye looks like!
So DDoSing would be classified as 'nonviolent'?
DDoS attacks screw up everyone on the line from each distributed client to the target, the closer you are to the target the more you will be screwed over.
Often times the web site that is linked to by the spam is a virtual host, i.e. not a dedicated server, so in addition to everyone in the line to them, you also take down all their other virtual hosts. The spammer may of not even been doing anything wrong on that site since more likely than not it was NOT sending out the spam so the hoster would have no reason to cancel their service.
The groin generally gets the message through better.
I think he meant the name "irc.goatse.cx troll", not the number.
Holy fucking shit... I live in Houston for 10 years and no snow, move up north and then it gets snow...
QT is released under the GPL on Linux and OS X. People claim it isn't free because use to it was ONLY under the QPL, but now you can use it under either license for non-commercial use. If you want to make money off of it do the honest thing and pay them for using their product, and you will be able to license it under any license you wish.
They could go after them just as much as they could go after a proxy server for copyright infringement.
My Konqueror browser isn't vulnerable to that, could be because I have pop ups open up in a new tab (saying they are allowed which about 99% are blocked)
"So something is broken in OpenOffice's "export to PowerPoint" that is emitting files that PowerPoint97 cannot read."
I'm figuring he was using something in Impress that PP97 doesn't support.
The KDE team has already started working on this and they are planning on it being one of the big features of KDE 4.0.
KDE is coming up with their own for KDE 4.0.
Personally I think it was a joke.
"I like kaboodle better."
Kaboodle is one of KDE's media players...