I don't even know how to reply to this. I'm just going to assume you haven't read any Google related privacy stories here on Slashdot for a very long time
While I have been looking for such a device for quite some time, I could build one for $50. For $50, the screen needs to have a higher resolution, and be a bit bigger.
You can't really say they are keeping things quiet while things are still in progress. This isn't being swept under the rug, this seems to be pursued in all areas currently. If after everything, there is still no more information, then that is a story.
What ever happened to that? My dad has a Sony tv that he got around when I was born. When I hit about 12 he got a new Sony tv. And it died, and the old one is still ticking.
Well some countries seem hell bent on importing the USA beef against the wishes of their citizens. So it is possible (but not proven) that the same forces preventing small supplies from doing 100% testing will smooth the way for the 1% tested beef to be sold to those countries.
The summary said it is disturbing. According to the Bugzilla report, the performance issue arouse as a result of a necessary patch. I can see how this would be disagreeable... but how is it disturbing?
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I think I will actually take your advice. May be a good idea to clear my cache now as well.
He is after all a crazy bastard who thinks it's perfectly ok to murder people because of the country they were born in.
Is that true? I haven't seen that opinion expressed.
His also an ex CIA agent (using that term a bit liberally).
I don't even know how to reply to this. I'm just going to assume you haven't read any Google related privacy stories here on Slashdot for a very long time
And isn't that feature off by default?
It's kinda sad, but prostitution seems to exactly fit the bill.
I don't see the point of an EULA on GPLed software, sorry -- this is at best a a bug.
They they can put that message next to the button to enable that feature.
You say that as if that was the original intention of the patent system.
While I have been looking for such a device for quite some time, I could build one for $50. For $50, the screen needs to have a higher resolution, and be a bit bigger.
You do know you can do everything in RedHat/Fedora/Centos from a console, right? That includes the install.
Then the licenses would adapt to this threat.
If you hit up the IRC rooms of most distros (at least Fedora) you should get some fairly good support.
Is this true? What exempts it?
The manufactures seem to provide very little value with these Linux installs.
You can't really say they are keeping things quiet while things are still in progress. This isn't being swept under the rug, this seems to be pursued in all areas currently. If after everything, there is still no more information, then that is a story.
it's what you come home to after a day with .NET at work.
What ever happened to that? My dad has a Sony tv that he got around when I was born. When I hit about 12 he got a new Sony tv. And it died, and the old one is still ticking.
Ok. I guess that's more efficient than tossing optical media away after.
Considering the DRM, how is it better than a regular DVD?
Well some countries seem hell bent on importing the USA beef against the wishes of their citizens. So it is possible (but not proven) that the same forces preventing small supplies from doing 100% testing will smooth the way for the 1% tested beef to be sold to those countries.
Is there any reason that this story shouldn't be in the politics section which does not show up on my front page?
Hope you're just as happy if they stop "giving" cents to FOSS.
The summary said it is disturbing. According to the Bugzilla report, the performance issue arouse as a result of a necessary patch. I can see how this would be disagreeable... but how is it disturbing?