At least the name of the glacier is spelled correctly. Eyjafjallajoekull is quite a mouthful.
Actually, the correct spelling appears to be: Eyjafjallajökull. Wikipedia just points "Eyjafjallajoekull" to the correct page. I suggest the following spelling change: Ayayayfalafeljoe'sskull
The four major satellites that are providing key information on the European Space Agency today noted four major satellites that are monitoring the volcano...
Perhaps the satellites are self-aware? Isn't this how Skynet got out of hand?
It's in the process of updating. Just keep in mind that "the cloud" isn't exactly 'real time'. It'll be showing the "back to school specials" well before Christmas.
What they need to do is not send print jobs to the cloud just so they can come back "down to earth". Get together with the major printer manufactures, develop a common intermediate print-job description language and print all ChromiumOS jobs in that PDL. The manufactures can implement their own drivers in the firmware of their printers. This gives us true plug & play, eliminates the need of installing drivers and lets everyone print on any printer they encounter that supports this technology.
It goes without saying that this should be open source and available on all other platforms as well.
Starting from 15 April 2010 our CVD will contain a special signature which disables all clamd installations older than 0.95 – that is to say older than 1 year.
[snip]
We recommend that you always run the latest version of ClamAV to get optimal protection, reliability and performance.
Diagnostic-Code: smtp;
451-4.5.0 Error in processing, id=02792-02, virus_scan FAILED: virus_scan: ALL VIRUS SCANNERS FAILED: ClamAV-clamd av-scanner FAILED: CODE(0x83d7540) Too many retries to talk to/var/spool/amavisd/clamd.sock (Can't connect to UNIX socket/var/spool/amavisd/clamd.sock: No such file or directory) at (eval 55) line 310.
ClamAV-clamscan av-scanner FAILED:/usr/bin/clamscan unexpected exit 50, output="LibClamAV Error: cli_hex2str(): Malformed hexstring: This ClamAV version has reached End of Life! Please upgrade to version 0.95 or later.
At least their error messages are descriptive and informative.
RTFA, you insensitive clod! The administrator who invoked the Fifth was a woman. Jumping to those types of sexist assumptions will end up with all men getting a bad reputation;-)
RTFA, you insensitive clod! The administrator who invoked the Fifth was a woman. Jumping to those sexist assumptions will end with all men getting a bad name.
Hope this asshat understands that pleading the Fifth isn't going to prevent a judge or jury from finding/ruling against him and punishing him.
RTFA... SHE invoked HER Fifth Amendment rights.
FTFA:
Carol Cafiero, who had previously sought to quash a subpoena ordering her to testify, refused to answer questions pertaining to the district's controversial practice of remotely activating webcams on Apple MacBooks issued to high-school students.
What a life you must lead, trolling around with that tiny tape measure and asking every guy on the internet to send you pictures of their junk. Hell, you could get a job with the Lower Merion School District with that type of experience.
Human reproduction is an instinct that drives human beings to pass on their own genetic material... not someone else's.
It's a new era and a brave new world. Just think of this as "genetic spoofing". If it's good enough for spammers it's good enough for future spam recipients.
What exactly is the problem with just getting a search warrant?
Maybe "clouds" aren't in any single legal jurisdiction so they figure it will be as hard for you to fight their actions as it would be for them to get their warrant?
Since when is quoting Ben Franklin considered "trolling"? Sometimes the truth is the truth whether it hurts or not. There are things that we as Americans shouldn't be proud of, and watering down our individual rights should be one of them
Ah, modded troll already. The truth hurts, doesn't it Democrats? Your guy is no better than the one that came before him with regards to our civil liberties.
I doubt there's more than a handful of politicians in DC who would do a "good" job protecting our rights civil liberties. I don't think this DoJ issue is a Republican vs Democrat issue. It's definitely an us (citizens) against them (the government) issue.
Not trolling... but Google seems to have found its balls again. It stood up to China and now its trying to stand up to the DoJ. Of course, backing Yahoo in this fight benefits Google as well. There's nothing wrong with protecting your own interests if you're also doing the right thing.
Slashdot Mirror
It seems like Apple is rethinking some of it's heavy-handed decisions ...
Naw ... they just want to reject it again to prove they were right the first time. Remember that "Think Different" really means "Think like us" ;-)
At least the name of the glacier is spelled correctly. Eyjafjallajoekull is quite a mouthful.
Actually, the correct spelling appears to be: Eyjafjallajökull. Wikipedia just points "Eyjafjallajoekull" to the correct page. I suggest the following spelling change: Ayayayfalafeljoe'sskull
Ok seriously where does this name come from
"Eyjafjallajoekull" translates to: All your ash are belong to us
The four major satellites that are providing key information on the European Space Agency today noted four major satellites that are monitoring the volcano ...
Perhaps the satellites are self-aware? Isn't this how Skynet got out of hand?
Gee maybe they could update the front page?
It's in the process of updating. Just keep in mind that "the cloud" isn't exactly 'real time'. It'll be showing the "back to school specials" well before Christmas.
What does this have to do with the iPad? I come to slashdot for iPad stories, not stuff real nerds have never heard of.
Just be patient and give it time. This Lenax stuff may just catch on one day and we'd all look pretty foolish if we didn't pay attention to it now.
You mean something like Postscript?
I knew there was a word for it ;-)
Why is this item red?
Because Google will support color printing?
So Google invented a print server.
Indeed they did ...
What they need to do is not send print jobs to the cloud just so they can come back "down to earth". Get together with the major printer manufactures, develop a common intermediate print-job description language and print all ChromiumOS jobs in that PDL. The manufactures can implement their own drivers in the firmware of their printers. This gives us true plug & play, eliminates the need of installing drivers and lets everyone print on any printer they encounter that supports this technology.
It goes without saying that this should be open source and available on all other platforms as well.
Based on Sun's financial demise I'm sure that Oracle is already aware that closed source software isn't always profitable either.
Or maybe Oliver Wendall Jones?
Starting from 15 April 2010 our CVD will contain a special signature which disables all clamd installations older than 0.95 – that is to say older than 1 year.
[snip]
We recommend that you always run the latest version of ClamAV to get optimal protection, reliability and performance.
Thanks for your cooperation!
FYI, ClamAV, DOA != cooperation.
Diagnostic-Code: smtp; /var/spool/amavisd/clamd.sock (Can't connect to UNIX socket /var/spool/amavisd/clamd.sock: No such file or directory) at (eval 55) line 310.
/usr/bin/clamscan unexpected exit 50, output="LibClamAV Error: cli_hex2str(): Malformed hexstring: This ClamAV version has reached End of Life! Please upgrade to version 0.95 or later.
451-4.5.0 Error in processing, id=02792-02, virus_scan FAILED: virus_scan: ALL VIRUS SCANNERS FAILED: ClamAV-clamd av-scanner FAILED: CODE(0x83d7540) Too many retries to talk to
ClamAV-clamscan av-scanner FAILED:
At least their error messages are descriptive and informative.
RTFA, you insensitive clod! The administrator who invoked the Fifth was a woman. Jumping to those types of sexist assumptions will end up with all men getting a bad reputation ;-)
RTFA, you insensitive clod! The administrator who invoked the Fifth was a woman. Jumping to those sexist assumptions will end with all men getting a bad name.
Hope this asshat understands that pleading the Fifth isn't going to prevent a judge or jury from finding/ruling against him and punishing him.
RTFA ... SHE invoked HER Fifth Amendment rights.
FTFA:
Carol Cafiero, who had previously sought to quash a subpoena ordering her to testify, refused to answer questions pertaining to the district's controversial practice of remotely activating webcams on Apple MacBooks issued to high-school students.
What a life you must lead, trolling around with that tiny tape measure and asking every guy on the internet to send you pictures of their junk. Hell, you could get a job with the Lower Merion School District with that type of experience.
Pics of the kid sleeping and "half dressed". Who knows what else they have of other kids. They are in deeeeeeep guano.
One problem with your theory - biology.
Human reproduction is an instinct that drives human beings to pass on their own genetic material... not someone else's.
It's a new era and a brave new world. Just think of this as "genetic spoofing". If it's good enough for spammers it's good enough for future spam recipients.
Scientists have found a way to ruin the meaning of "threesome". Is this the true cost of progress?
What exactly is the problem with just getting a search warrant?
Maybe "clouds" aren't in any single legal jurisdiction so they figure it will be as hard for you to fight their actions as it would be for them to get their warrant?
Since when is quoting Ben Franklin considered "trolling"? Sometimes the truth is the truth whether it hurts or not. There are things that we as Americans shouldn't be proud of, and watering down our individual rights should be one of them
Ah, modded troll already. The truth hurts, doesn't it Democrats? Your guy is no better than the one that came before him with regards to our civil liberties.
I doubt there's more than a handful of politicians in DC who would do a "good" job protecting our rights civil liberties. I don't think this DoJ issue is a Republican vs Democrat issue. It's definitely an us (citizens) against them (the government) issue.
Not trolling ... but Google seems to have found its balls again. It stood up to China and now its trying to stand up to the DoJ. Of course, backing Yahoo in this fight benefits Google as well. There's nothing wrong with protecting your own interests if you're also doing the right thing.
Get a bunch of hackers together and tell them to do their best to DDOS your old site!
I believe this kid is available.