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  1. Openmoko on Smartphones For Text SSH Use — Revisited · · Score: 1

    The Openmoko platform could be an option: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Main_Page

  2. Re:Exploding from decompression on Surviving in Space Without a Spacesuit · · Score: 1

    Now, this was a 6atm almost instantaneous decompression. Jumping into space would be at most a 1atm differential, so nothing like this is likely to happen. IMO the problem is not the differential pressure drop (6atm or 1atm), but the relative one. A gas at 7 atm that is suddenly exposed to an environment of 1 atm will expand it's volume 7 times. On the other hand a gas at 1 atm suddenly exposed to 0.001 atm will expand 1000 times.
  3. re: Senate Introduces Strong Privacy Bill on Senate Introduces Strong Privacy Bill · · Score: 1

    what about protecting our privacy by preventing companies like ChoicePoint or LexisNexis" from collecting and selling our data?

    "ChoicePoint aggregates personal data for sale to the government and the private sector. The firm maintains more than 17 billion records of individuals and businesses, which it sells to more than half of America's top 1,000 companies ... ChoicePoint database of personal information contains names, addresses, Social Security numbers, credit reports, and other sensitive data. In 2005, this database contained 250 terabytes of data on 220 million people. ... The CLUE database includes identification information on properties such as homes and automobiles, policy records (name, date of birth, policy number), and records of claims (date and type of loss, amounts paid)"
    (source: Wikipedia)

    a recommendable book on this subject: No place to hide, by Robert O'Harrow, Jr

  4. similar projects on Launch of OSS For Mobile Phones · · Score: 5, Informative
  5. re: Don't Be Rude To This Robot on Don't Be Rude To This Robot · · Score: 1

    Oh God I'm so depressed

  6. usable as pda on Company Solicits Feedback on Next-Gen Recorder · · Score: 1

    given that it runs linux and has a colour display it should be usable as pda with opie or kindof

  7. Re:Divide and Conquer on On the Horizon: an Apache-License Version of Java · · Score: 1

    doesn't look so much like reinventing the wheel, as you can read in TFA contributers of Kaffe, GCJ and Classpath are interested in participation

  8. couldn't agree more on Borland Releases JBuilder to Eclipse · · Score: 1

    http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=147131&cid= 12325137

  9. Re:similar experiences with C++ Builder on Borland Releases JBuilder to Eclipse · · Score: 1

    my experience with Borlands C++ Builder is similar. i'm forced to use it at work, and it's the crapiest comercial software i've used ever. the editor ends up deleting parts of your code for whatever reason, the gui editor is everything less intuitive, access violations every now and then. most of my co-workers share my opinion that using C++ Builder was the worst decision managment took in the project. if at least it were FOSS we'd have the possibility to fix the most crappy stuff, but as it isn't we can only desesperate or hope to change to an other environment (maybe qt?) in the future

  10. Re:Not just bad on Hitchhiker's Movie is Bad, says Adams Biographer · · Score: 5, Funny

    sounds like good old marvin ;)

  11. free as in "free beer"? on Ciphire, A Transparent, Easy PGP Alternative · · Score: 5, Informative

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