Well, I suppose this could be done for every tech. There were no cell phones when I was a teenager therefore no cell phones for my teenager. Cars were a lot simpler a few decades ago - easier to understand - but worse on the planet.
Of course, with Linux - unlike the Mac - you can install it on a new partition and mount your old PC stuff inside Linux. No need to copy it to the Linux side ever.
Your comment is +5 Funny - I'd mod you up if I had the points. Maybe the real release will
be "Office XI"
I like the theory that as soon as a product passes version 10 it has lived too long. There is probably something else that can do the jobs better. Time for some lateral thinking. Probably the case with MS Office.
I found Nautaulis to be too slow with RedHat 7.3
I installed gmc (Gnome Midnight Commander) and
rename the nautilus executable and it booted
to use GMC - yeah! Does the same trick work with 8.0?
"The AFL is itself copyrighted (with the right granted to copy and distribute without modification). This ensures that the owner of the copyright to the license will control changes. The Apache license contains a copyright notice, but the BSD, MIT and UoI/NCSA licenses do not."
So what license is the text of the AFL licensed under?
The MPAA proxies would be outvoted millions to one. Since there are millions of Kazaa users. It would be hard for the MPAA proxies to simulate being millions of users.
If users setting up their 802.11 connections had a button that said "do you want to securely share your connection with strangers and get paid a bit for it".
Paid in money or roaming credits (barter). Then it might happen. But its not there yet. And the telecom's won't like|permit it.
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I find my Ham Skinner (3rd one down) to be much better than my old programmer job. Much less stress.
Well, I'd expect nothing else from Tim O'Reilly
Maybe TIA will use TNIK.
Sony is the copyright holder of "Ode to Joy"?
I bet it has expired by now.
Here's a better idea: Buy Nothing Day.
Mozilla Lite seems like a good name to me.
Not flashy but it explains what it is nicely.
The article says Boas "internally multiplexes the connections" but now Apache supports threads - sounds pretty similar to me.
I'd ask how hot is the room. The heat pumps move the heat from the CP ... into the room.
He blames the blockers like MAPS... Why spam could destroy the Internet. I don't agree with him.
Well, I suppose this could be done for every tech.
There were no cell phones when I was a teenager
therefore no cell phones for my teenager.
Cars were a lot simpler a few decades ago - easier to understand - but worse on the planet.
A nice detail is that it runs Linux!
Of course, with Linux - unlike the Mac - you can
install it on a new partition and mount your
old PC stuff inside Linux. No need to copy it to
the Linux side ever.
I still think of the old song "Submission"
whenever I see a button that says "Submit".
I'll never submit!
I like the theory that as soon as a product passes version 10 it has lived too long. There is probably something else that can do the jobs better. Time for some lateral thinking. Probably the case with MS Office.
Postfix's body_checks can do it easily.
Sorry about that - right you are.
But who has time to read questions in this hurley
burley fast-paced age?!
If you click on "OK" there you are
asked to relogin. So RedHat 8.0 doesn't
have this feature - if that's what you are saying.
On Red Hat 8.0 I get:
/bin/true /bin/true
$ wc -c
9752
That's thousands of extra bytes - eek.
I agree...
/etc
$ cd
$ ls -l mime*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 7559 Feb 27 2002 gnome-vfs-mime-magic
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 36823 Apr 15 17:47 mime-magic
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 99960 Apr 15 17:47 mime-magic.dat
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 12758 Jul 21 20:10 mime.types
and none of these files say what the helper apps is.
I found Nautaulis to be too slow with RedHat 7.3 I installed gmc (Gnome Midnight Commander) and rename the nautilus executable and it booted to use GMC - yeah! Does the same trick work with 8.0?
I'm pretty sure the Parkes dish was the one in the nice 2000 movie called The Dish.
If you haven't seen it I bet, as a Slashdotter, you'd like it.
So what license is the text of the AFL licensed under?
The MPAA proxies would be outvoted millions
to one. Since there are millions of Kazaa users.
It would be hard for the MPAA proxies to simulate
being millions of users.
Of course, there's Sputnik