In lifehacjker.com you can find a cleaning solution that works: Non-acetone nail polish remover. Also, someone mentions that Mr Clean Magic Eraser also works.
Wikipedia has a good article about Alexis de Tocqueville. Seems that this people learned a lot from him: "Alexis de Tocqueville once observed that it is easier for the world to accept a simple lie than a complex truth."
They install a program on your machine that sends data over your connection about your behavior, right?. So, why don't we give them what they're are asking for? Why don't develop a program to send fake data to the server that gator is connecting to? If the data is credible (=random but correct), they have a mountain of crap data about users... and voila, their business plan is useless
ZDNet have a recent story about a company called Boscov's Department Stores replacing a lot of NT machines with one IBM zSeries. From the article:
"Boscov's, with 36 locations in six states in the mid-Atlantic region, scrapped its client/server architecture and is in the process of consolidating 70 IBM NetFinity 8500 and 500 servers running Windows NT 4.0, on a recently purchased IBM zSeries 900 mainframe running SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 7 as a virtual machine."
There is an anternative RDBMS to instantDB. It's called HypersonicSQL and it's been implemented in Java. I don't know if it has as many features as IDB, but you have an open alternative. HSQL it's BSD'ed BTW.
"We chose to use Rackspace Managed Hosting
because it was top ranked by a couple of
informational Web sites we consulted. This ended up being a great choice. That first week, I called Rackspace nearly every night around 3 a.m. to request another server. Each time, the new machine would be up and running by the time I awoke the next morning. By the end of the week, we had gone from one Web server to seven."
Rackspace is an big advertiser in/. Is this a coincidence or what?
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Can anyone confirm that Mr. Azzup is a staffer? :o)
... Firefox Usage Passes 15 Percent in US
... wxPython, "a blending of the wxWidgets C++ class library with the Python programming language". Please, do not forget to put links on the articles, because the /. effect need'em.
In lifehacjker.com you can find a cleaning solution that works: Non-acetone nail polish remover. Also, someone mentions that Mr Clean Magic Eraser also works.
Wikipedia has a good article about Alexis de Tocqueville. Seems that this people learned a lot from him: "Alexis de Tocqueville once observed that it is easier for the world to accept a simple lie than a complex truth."
They install a program on your machine that sends data over your connection about your behavior, right?. So, why don't we give them what they're are asking for? Why don't develop a program to send fake data to the server that gator is connecting to? If the data is credible (=random but correct), they have a mountain of crap data about users ... and voila, their business plan is useless
ZDNet have a recent story about a company called Boscov's Department Stores replacing a lot of NT machines with one IBM zSeries. From the article: "Boscov's, with 36 locations in six states in the mid-Atlantic region, scrapped its client/server architecture and is in the process of consolidating 70 IBM NetFinity 8500 and 500 servers running Windows NT 4.0, on a recently purchased IBM zSeries 900 mainframe running SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 7 as a virtual machine."
There is an anternative RDBMS to instantDB. It's called HypersonicSQL and it's been implemented in Java. I don't know if it has as many features as IDB, but you have an open alternative. HSQL it's BSD'ed BTW.
Would it be difficult to get a Free (beer) working version of the PalmOS' API for Linux?
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I mean, can someone do the same to the PalmOS' API that the (incredible) people of WINE is doing to the Windows one?
Imagine if you can run all the PalmOS programs w/o having to pay for the OS
I'm a newbie
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If apt-get is so good, why can't you use it in RPM based distros? (RH, Mandrake)
BTW, is there any
barrapunto.org
It exists. And it's (almost) a translation of
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