in some states dsl is the only show in town and this makes it impossible for people to use voip providers for their voice service (and save)... how can the fcc know what's best for every state?
when you're a small company and you can use off the shelf hardware to creat your own pbx instead of spending thousands, it is of benefit...
what will be interesting is if there is a new generation of companies that continue to use and help develop these tools that benefit them as they grow, or just move on to proprietary software and hardware solutions...
with all the millions of spare parts (warehouses filled with PII chips) in the world do third workd countries really need to settle for custom stripped down machines when they could build full machines that are a few generation out of date for about the same price...
there must be loads of inventory that companies would love to have a tex-efficient way of getting rid of...
nice that there's another release for all those who prefer not to grab the nightly builds... the speed with which bugs are fixed is nothing short of impressive...
do you really have to evolve into a security company in order to ensure that your products are secure... isn't it a fair expectation that when you buy an expensive router etc. that it won't have enormous flaws that allow for numerous exploits? regardless of who you buy it from?
i don't see how getting windows to do less out of the box is good for competition... the people who are not savvy enough to uninstall wmp and add a third party player may not be able to figure out how to get their music to play on windows without calling for support... allowing the user to excude (during installation) wmp, ie, paint, notepad, or whatever app you don't fancy is a much better route. If users don't want to be "forced" to use microsoft applications they should step away from the windows box...
it's interesting to see that companies with sensitive information still don't realize that all the fancy tech gizmos in the world won't stop someone from walking off with your box...
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can it run firefox???...
"because moving cccasionally can be strenuous..."
"watching tv doesn't have to mean finger excercise..."
"you're fat. you know you need this."
in some states dsl is the only show in town and this makes it impossible for people to use voip providers for their voice service (and save)... how can the fcc know what's best for every state?
when you're a small company and you can use off the shelf hardware to creat your own pbx instead of spending thousands, it is of benefit...
what will be interesting is if there is a new generation of companies that continue to use and help develop these tools that benefit them as they grow, or just move on to proprietary software and hardware solutions...
does it have a defibrillator mode for when it tops someone's heart?
with all the millions of spare parts (warehouses filled with PII chips) in the world do third workd countries really need to settle for custom stripped down machines when they could build full machines that are a few generation out of date for about the same price...
there must be loads of inventory that companies would love to have a tex-efficient way of getting rid of...
freaks can do whatever they want... but "normal people" with opinions need to fill out disclosure forms...
somebody call the governator!!!
but how are they going to get the dev community on board with this?
mirror here: whitebox torrent
in case it goes down (little slow) hopefully tracker doesn't go with it...
thanks a lot...
is there a torrent available yet?
i can host one if anybody has an alternate location for the fedora build...
but knowing sony it will cost just as much / only marginally less to dl a movie than it would to get the dvd...
it's not like they're taking it public...
debian can't win on price in china... you can pick up a copy of xp for about the price of a blank cd, so it'll have to win on it's other merits...
are the going to announce the names of the people that they are suing during the show... that's one way they could get me to watch...
typical of a paper zealot... someone should email him some ebooks and a link to the blogger.com howto...
nice that there's another release for all those who prefer not to grab the nightly builds... the speed with which bugs are fixed is nothing short of impressive...
story involving 2 companies deserves two stories on /.
You've had your idenity stolen the gov has decided to waste some of your tax dollars on giving old people a crash course in technology...
do you really have to evolve into a security company in order to ensure that your products are secure... isn't it a fair expectation that when you buy an expensive router etc. that it won't have enormous flaws that allow for numerous exploits? regardless of who you buy it from?
i heard of these things called laptops; they fit in smaller cases and they won't make you look like a fool...
i don't see how getting windows to do less out of the box is good for competition... the people who are not savvy enough to uninstall wmp and add a third party player may not be able to figure out how to get their music to play on windows without calling for support... allowing the user to excude (during installation) wmp, ie, paint, notepad, or whatever app you don't fancy is a much better route. If users don't want to be "forced" to use microsoft applications they should step away from the windows box...
you mean those shiny coasters we have contain a primative form of music on them?
it's interesting to see that companies with sensitive information still don't realize that all the fancy tech gizmos in the world won't stop someone from walking off with your box...
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