... so some stupid "protected garden"
offered by MSN. The Salon article says:
"Customers will be able to download the
latest information on local arts and
entertainment and shop online"
Is that all they can do?
What about ssh to your home Linux box
and recompile the kernel.
The article also says:
"The service will be provided over
MobileStar Network Corp.'s wireless
broadband network and connect people
using Microsoft's MSN services."
... so what does MSN do here?
Just provide a connection from MobileStar
to a backbone so something more (ie less).
But sources close to the deal said Red Hat Linux will be the Linux distribution that will be pre-loaded on Lawson's servers.
While its terrific that there's going to be such a big Linux installation lets realize that since Windows is going to be the client there will probably be more Windows boxes in this setup L-(
It works OK in their Internet Explorer but the problem shows in Netscape - and probably other browsers.
Conspiracy? Have they doctored IE so it tolerates certian bad HTML (like missing ) that Netscape can't handle. Then they use this bad HTML on their site. Probably not, who would be that evil?
BTW, if you view the page in Netscape and IE side by side there are many differences - even a different graphic on the top/left.
There's a company called Q9 that offers
a similar service. Q9 does hosting and has connections to all the backbones.
(I'm not endorsing them...blah blah blah)
The Globe and Mail ("Canada's Nation Newspaper")
covers the Olympics here:
http://www.globeandmail.com/thegames/.
Notice no use of the O-word in the URL
and not a single mention on the site either.
I think they are afraid to use it - or maybe
refuse to pay a licensed fee?
This doesn't work because doesn't count all
links equally. It rates "good" links higher.
So a bunch of interlinked junk pages that
nobody else links to doesn't rate too highly.
You can generate the GUIDs (global ids) on a different machine then use them on your machine.
Does somebody (eg EFF) want to set up CGI internet to GUIDGEN.EXE - the program which makes the GUIDs?
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On topic, off topic or blatant self promotion?... My little site, www.spamMimic.com, will encode a message into spam for a tad of privacy AND possibly bog down Carnivore and the like.
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"Customers will be able to download the latest information on local arts and entertainment and shop online"
Is that all they can do? What about ssh to your home Linux box and recompile the kernel.
The article also says: "The service will be provided over MobileStar Network Corp.'s wireless broadband network and connect people using Microsoft's MSN services."
Why does the reporter need to comment on
Peter's weight and even write:
"considerable gut rolls over his belt"
How annoying.
So the guy has a few extra pounds/kilos.
... what's that got to do with anything?!
Now the story at CNN says they are back in contact.
Quicktime movie of hag fish in action
It works OK in their Internet Explorer but the problem shows in Netscape - and probably other browsers.
Conspiracy? Have they doctored IE so it tolerates certian bad HTML (like missing ) that Netscape can't handle. Then they use this bad HTML on their site. Probably not, who would be that evil?
BTW, if you view the page in Netscape and IE side by side there are many differences - even a different graphic on the top/left.
EFF's blue ribbon T-Shirt
Join EFC (Canada) and get a T-Shirt
RedHat Wear
I want a Beowulf Cluster of whatever the most expensive gift is...even if its a Beowulf Cluster of something... including this.
There's a company called Q9 that offers a similar service. Q9 does hosting and has connections to all the backbones. ...blah blah blah)
(I'm not endorsing them
The Globe and Mail ("Canada's Nation Newspaper") covers the Olympics here: http://www.globeandmail.com/thegames/. Notice no use of the O-word in the URL and not a single mention on the site either. I think they are afraid to use it - or maybe refuse to pay a licensed fee?
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How about just HTML?! Why would anyone put a document on the web which isn't HTML - arg - wait if its Microsoft already I know.
This doesn't work because doesn't count all
links equally. It rates "good" links higher.
So a bunch of interlinked junk pages that
nobody else links to doesn't rate too highly.
You can generate the GUIDs (global ids) on a different machine then use them on your machine. Does somebody (eg EFF) want to set up CGI internet to GUIDGEN.EXE - the program which makes the GUIDs?
NY Time article about this: So , Is This Why Einstein Was So Brilliant?
If you're Canadian then it's CHEQUE, eh
On topic, off topic or blatant self promotion?...
My little site, www.spamMimic.com, will encode a message into spam for a tad of privacy AND possibly bog down Carnivore and the like.
actually it look pretty nice... congrats on a nice looking site.
I think they meant the National Post is mainstream - which it is.
Wow, this site is really fast - even when slashdotted! The webmaster, Dan, must have some pretty special setup.
I heard there's an easy way to remove the stupid "Shop" button - does anymore know how?