Archive.org may not be willing to archive important sites (such as pr0n), and it only has a single mirror.
Don't worry I'm working on archiving all that porn locally. Eventually I'll combine every single file into one giant torrent and upload at least 99.9% of it before dropping offline;)
I am not an American but I am curious about this issue. Are people born in US federal territories (such as Hawaii before it became a state) eligible to become president?
A couple of years ago there was an incident where an Australian soldier accidentally shot himself at an army base in Iraq. The army sent an investigator to the site. On the way back home she mounted a CDROM containing the report in a public computer in the qantas business class lounge then walked away and forgot about it.
The next person to use that system found the disk and gave it to staff but the media found out about it anyway.
I work for a company which occasionally handles sensitive data. Anybody who travels for the company gets a laptop to use in the office, and at home, and when travelling. That way nothing has to leave the company system.
Laptops are cheap. I don't know why our military can't work the same way.
Most/.'ers are not rabid foaming at the mouth loonies and they don't have a history of relentlessly hounding people who disagree with them. I expect most readers of Indymedia are equally law abiding but there is obviously a small group of people who may have read those personal details and used them to engage in a criminal campaign of intimidation.
It wouldn't surprise me if a few people here would go that far. It only takes one.
Which just leaves the single point of failure. The domain name.
Once the authorities yank that, the distributed server network behind it goes away...at least for a while.
You can tunnel to an IP address. You can also get domain names from different countries for your front end.
For this project, we started rewriting the renderer
from ground zero. Because of this, the very first
images from the renderer were not of typical ray-
tracing caliber, but displayed only the basic parts of the
geometry, without any shaders or textures
CVS. I really like TortoiseCVS and can't find an equivalent that is as easy to use. I guess it's not a big deal, I could go back to using the cli, but what can I say, I am lazy.:)
I don't think the term is going anywhere soon in Australia. It is pretty well entrenched. You can use a sporting analogy if you like. Player 1 takes up a position on the field. Player 2 from the other team takes up the opposite position and sticks like a shadow to player 1.
As an American, I must say, we need to take a look at this nomenclature: Shadow Minister sounds so much cooler than Senate Minority Leader or the like.
Under our system of government the party currently not in power runs a complete standby government. It is quite a good system because when you come to vote you already have a good idea of who will be in the important posts.
On the down side, ministers have to be members of parliament so their skills will be more limited than in the US system where the president seems to have the power to pick people from the broader population.
The only thing I dislike about gnome is the way maximised windows are handled. If I maximise a window gnome seems to store only the geometry between sessions.
So when I want to make a window smaller I don't know if it is maximised or just very big. I think that metacity should not have a maximised state, or it should allow maximised windows to be dragged to a smaller size.
Slashdot Mirror
I think you have been overdosing on Kim Stanley Robinson books.
Not Venus?
Wasn't that nuclear winter?
Archive.org may not be willing to archive important sites (such as pr0n), and it only has a single mirror.
Don't worry I'm working on archiving all that porn locally. Eventually I'll combine every single file into one giant torrent and upload at least 99.9% of it before dropping offline ;)
You sir are a great humanitarian.
I am not an American but I am curious about this issue. Are people born in US federal territories (such as Hawaii before it became a state) eligible to become president?
Thats no good for me. I need to have a hand free when using my camera phone.
I think AI is mainly used in spamming these days. Maybe William Gibson is right. It will be a crime to conspire to enhance an artificial intelligence.
Just type mv a few times. At least once you will accidently type mc, then spend a minute finding out how to get out of this POS.
A couple of years ago there was an incident where an Australian soldier accidentally shot himself at an army base in Iraq. The army sent an investigator to the site. On the way back home she mounted a CDROM containing the report in a public computer in the qantas business class lounge then walked away and forgot about it.
The next person to use that system found the disk and gave it to staff but the media found out about it anyway.
I work for a company which occasionally handles sensitive data. Anybody who travels for the company gets a laptop to use in the office, and at home, and when travelling. That way nothing has to leave the company system.
Laptops are cheap. I don't know why our military can't work the same way.
Most /.'ers are not rabid foaming at the mouth loonies and they don't have a history of relentlessly hounding people who disagree with them. I expect most readers of Indymedia are equally law abiding but there is obviously a small group of people who may have read those personal details and used them to engage in a criminal campaign of intimidation.
It wouldn't surprise me if a few people here would go that far. It only takes one.
Which just leaves the single point of failure. The domain name. Once the authorities yank that, the distributed server network behind it goes away...at least for a while.
You can tunnel to an IP address. You can also get domain names from different countries for your front end.
For this project, we started rewriting the renderer from ground zero. Because of this, the very first images from the renderer were not of typical ray- tracing caliber, but displayed only the basic parts of the geometry, without any shaders or textures
...to mean that they rolled their own.
...to this page while interesting on its own, doesn't appear relevant to the article.
Notice the URL. Notice who posted the article.
I know it is a page from the poster. But the page content doesn't match the link text.
The only problem is that you can't drag a file directly from nautilus into a non gnome aware application like thunderbird.
I really wish gnome would write a workaround for that. My wife uses thunderbird for her email and stores her files on ssh accessible severs.
If there some reason Evolution is not a viable option?
Massive scaling problems when you have multi gigabyte folders of messages. Evolution maintains its own index files and they don't always work.
I think a tag to the reviewed version would be enough. Readers of later versions could get a link to the reviewed version.
...to this page while interesting on its own, doesn't appear relevant to the article.
But every minor edit (fixing typos, etc) would require a new review by the expert and a new signature.
CVS. I really like TortoiseCVS and can't find an equivalent that is as easy to use. I guess it's not a big deal, I could go back to using the cli, but what can I say, I am lazy. :)
How about tkcvs?
The last suse installation I tried installed three web browsers by default and gave them their own submenu. For most people that is too much choice.
This is something that I still don't get: Why do businesses require all printable documents to be written in a WRITABLE format?
All formats are writable.
The only problem is that you can't drag a file directly from nautilus into a non gnome aware application like thunderbird.
I really wish gnome would write a workaround for that. My wife uses thunderbird for her email and stores her files on ssh accessible severs.
I don't think the term is going anywhere soon in Australia. It is pretty well entrenched. You can use a sporting analogy if you like. Player 1 takes up a position on the field. Player 2 from the other team takes up the opposite position and sticks like a shadow to player 1.
As an American, I must say, we need to take a look at this nomenclature: Shadow Minister sounds so much cooler than Senate Minority Leader or the like.
Under our system of government the party currently not in power runs a complete standby government. It is quite a good system because when you come to vote you already have a good idea of who will be in the important posts.
On the down side, ministers have to be members of parliament so their skills will be more limited than in the US system where the president seems to have the power to pick people from the broader population.
The only thing I dislike about gnome is the way maximised windows are handled. If I maximise a window gnome seems to store only the geometry between sessions.
So when I want to make a window smaller I don't know if it is maximised or just very big. I think that metacity should not have a maximised state, or it should allow maximised windows to be dragged to a smaller size.