They're trying that in Australia with plans for a new national fibre optic network. I'd say Telstra (our version of AT&T) is going to tie it up in the courts forever.
So stick Crayon Physics and Crazy Machines on DS and Wii, strongarm Nintendo and Sony into opening up their devkits and give some students the XDK and you have science education for the lazy.
My best friend used to live in a house about 4KM away from the nearest telephone exchange. No broadband, dialup connects at 9.6-16.4kbit.
The CD shipping was a great idea for some people.
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Brad over at b-rad.cc is already working on alternative firmware, and there's a debian chroot if that's what you were looking for.
150gb and lower limit here in Australia for 10mbit+ connections.
I pay $70AUD/month for this...
The main problem is the sudo anything culture that has been created with Ubuntu.
Must vary from store to store. JB Hifi in the Canberra Centre is all Win7/XP
Someone really needs to develop Sparkle for Windows.
Sparkle is a rather nice on-app-load update checker for OS X.
Interesting. I've seen this for commercial-grade printers. Can all models be converted like this or only some specific Epson/Cannon etc?
There was a product called Fury-something that could pass the output from HDMI to other outputs, which may be one step towards what you want to do.
OK, ignore climate change completely. No problem. We're still going to run out of oil, though.
Step 4: Lawyers profit, everyone else gets $5 off at the Dell shop.
They're trying that in Australia with plans for a new national fibre optic network. I'd say Telstra (our version of AT&T) is going to tie it up in the courts forever.
So stick Crayon Physics and Crazy Machines on DS and Wii, strongarm Nintendo and Sony into opening up their devkits and give some students the XDK and you have science education for the lazy.
Comments like this are frustrating, I can see there's obviously an issue with the way MythTV worked for you, but no details to try and fix the issue.
I'd be interested to know if it was a simple ID mismatch. As far as I can remember, each MythTV frontend needs a unique ID to connect to the server.
I would think that IceWeasel would be in use in Antarctica.
And this is why mirrors exist. If my local mirror has it, yours does too.
http://mirror.internode.on.net/pub/ubuntu/releases/9.10/
Can I purchase any of the Smart netbooks yet? I want one. A lot.
*and* contains a fairly complete Forth interpreter.
Source code + bootloader at http://github.com/wikireader
It's pretty hard to set Asterisk up properly, let alone secure it. The cynic in me says this is so Digium can make more money on support and training.
Except the software continually spams you on start up, and is a tad too expensive for what it does.
My best friend used to live in a house about 4KM away from the nearest telephone exchange. No broadband, dialup connects at 9.6-16.4kbit. The CD shipping was a great idea for some people.
Not all of us can. Download quotas in Australia are pathetic.
I'm interested - are you saying I could open() /etc/passwd from a wine instance?
It just started airing in Australia (series 6), so maybe the BBC have started to do deals with other networks.
IntelBurnTest (using Linpack) will stress the CPU far more than Prime95 ever could. Useful for heatsink testing too!
I think Slashdot just found a new hobby!