Actually, MissingSync does do it wirelessly. It simulates a serial port over bluetooth. I use it personally to connect wirelessly to my computer with my Palm. The problem is that you can't use internet and sync at the same time.
I enjoy the style of anime, but frankly the quality of most made-for-TV anime is pretty low. That's kind of the point--they cut corners so they can churn out shows like mad. Sure, maybe Gendo Ikari looks cool with his hands crossed in front of his mouth, the animators were more concerned with getting away with not animating his mouth. Somehow I doubt this series is going to be any different.
Reposting his content is not needed and dishonest (how would YOU like someone to steal your work after all). It definitely isn't fair-use.
I agree with you, and don't think the GP post is justified. Nonetheless, the tactics you rightfully condemn the GP poster for are the same that Roland Piquepaille uses. He doesn't want Slashdot to get less money, he wants Piquepaille to get less money.
That would be "sutsupido Americansu." You remind me of that guy who hated Arabs so he attacked a Sikh. If there's anything I hate more than racism, it's inept racism.
Electricity is an objective need to achieve many tasks. While WIndows is needed for much software, it is not objectively needed to accomplish computer tasks. I am aware that many people are locked-in to Windows, but this is the fault of so many people complacently adopting it, not of Microsoft.
Linux may be the core, but to most people it doesn't matter if the kernel is Linux or UNIX or Plan 9 or HURD or Mach or a bunch of gnomes in an underground factory. Bill Gates was right that an Altair was just a box with blinking lights without BASIC. Likewise Linux is little more than a hacker's curiosity (which it really was to begin with, anyway) without GNU.
I do think RMS is an egocentric jerk, but really GNU is the heart of the FOSS movement moreso than Linux, but it doesn't get as much name recognition. Besides, there is GNU/NetBSD.
In this case the European "free trade" is a lot like the California energy "deregulation." Namely, wholesalers can charge whatever they want, but retailers have price ceilings. I'm no business major, but I don't think you can profit if you buy high and sell low.
At least Intel didn't tell us that the Pentium was "good enough" with its floating point division error (even though it actually was 99.999% of the time).
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The same way cat /dev/mem | strings | grep -i cromulence works, I suppose.
Actually, MissingSync does do it wirelessly. It simulates a serial port over bluetooth. I use it personally to connect wirelessly to my computer with my Palm. The problem is that you can't use internet and sync at the same time.
I hope silicosis isn't at all like pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. If only I actually knew what that meant...
You can setup a PPP server, though, and connect through that with most PDAs.
Tyger! Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night. What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful final build?
I don't know if his evidence is convincing, but the quantity is perhaps not the best measure. Besides, even a one-page paper can be pretty important.
I enjoy the style of anime, but frankly the quality of most made-for-TV anime is pretty low. That's kind of the point--they cut corners so they can churn out shows like mad. Sure, maybe Gendo Ikari looks cool with his hands crossed in front of his mouth, the animators were more concerned with getting away with not animating his mouth. Somehow I doubt this series is going to be any different.
Running fdisk gave me a boot time of NaN.
Just, but pirates prefer Perl because of Parrot. Go shove a frisbee down your throat, freak.
I agree with you, and don't think the GP post is justified. Nonetheless, the tactics you rightfully condemn the GP poster for are the same that Roland Piquepaille uses. He doesn't want Slashdot to get less money, he wants Piquepaille to get less money.
Why should today be any different than the rest of the year?
This one is almost believable. If they want to make an April Fools joke, they should post a story: "Slashdot Institutes New System to Prevent Dupes."
When Hell freezes over or Pantone's patents expire, whichever comes first. With the way IP law has been going, it's anybody's guess.
Yes, but NES games lack immersion. I mean, how many times have I shot that fucking dog, only to leave him unscathed?
That would be "sutsupido Americansu." You remind me of that guy who hated Arabs so he attacked a Sikh. If there's anything I hate more than racism, it's inept racism.
Electricity is an objective need to achieve many tasks. While WIndows is needed for much software, it is not objectively needed to accomplish computer tasks. I am aware that many people are locked-in to Windows, but this is the fault of so many people complacently adopting it, not of Microsoft.
I think you didn't even make it to the station.
You could just not run Windows. I don't.
I do think RMS is an egocentric jerk, but really GNU is the heart of the FOSS movement moreso than Linux, but it doesn't get as much name recognition. Besides, there is GNU/NetBSD.
In this case the European "free trade" is a lot like the California energy "deregulation." Namely, wholesalers can charge whatever they want, but retailers have price ceilings. I'm no business major, but I don't think you can profit if you buy high and sell low.
Fuck. I guess it's only a matter of time until /. is outlawed, too.
RTFA; they're buying Flickr, not AOL.
Why not? They changed to the U.S. system of millions and billions when talking about money.
At least Intel didn't tell us that the Pentium was "good enough" with its floating point division error (even though it actually was 99.999% of the time).
Often enough, nobody would be able to tell the difference.