While jsLinux is cool, and this is a cool addition, it just makes me wish JavaScript wasn't the only languageVM embedded in the browser. The thought of what could be done if one could take advantage of what the various scripting languages do best instead of trying to fit JavaScript to everything makes me sad.
It has been available for Linux since 2008. 02-Aug-2008 Work in progress port of Sun's DTrace system for Linux. It is actively maintained. http://www.crisp.demon.co.uk/tools.html I don't see anything new to the table outside of keyboard, mouse, and framebuffer recording. I'm not sure a lot of Linux users would find that an attractive addition.
Built-in instruments can track
User events, such as keyboard keys pressed and mouse moves and clicks with exact time.
CPU activity of processes and threads.
Memory allocation and release, garbage collection and memory leaks.
File reads, writes, locks.
Network activity and traffic.
Graphics and inner workings of OpenGL.
Setting up a mesh network in heavily populated areas, like London, would be easy. It would simply require everyone use wireless routers with no password protection. The cost of connecting between heavily populated areas would be disgustingly cheap. The reason it isn't happening is there is liability attached to transferring content. Instead of a world free to communicate -- free of charge -- we have a morality laws and copyright laws and sensor-shit...
Davies said this is especially the case for smaller ISPs who rent lines on a wholesale basis from BT.
Nice how he compares being overcharged by an internet service provider as the cause behind the need to overcharge people for internet service provision.
I would say my memory of what was happing in my life during the 60's is five nines.
Although NERVA engines were built and tested as much as possible with flight-certified components and the engine was deemed ready for integration into a spacecraft, much of the U.S. space program was cancelled by the Nixon Administration before a manned visit to Mars could take place.
You can be snarky or sarcastic without being a troll
I've never understood the connection between snarky/sarcastic and troll. I've always felt they leaned more towards flamebait. Troll's are trolling for info. Flamers are baiting you for a reaction. IMHO, It is hard to ask a question in a snarky or sarcastic way.
I thought down modding someone gives the person modding negative karma. I post the truth,...er negative things about Microsoft, and get +1 troll mods. I get a LOT of "fan" +1 troll mods because of my pro-democratic politics. However, when I receive mod points I very rarely mod troll or flame. My karma is excellent.
I think most people Hibernate their computers these days. I definitely do. Ever since the Linux kernel could be updated without a reboot I haven't had to reboot my machines at all.
Man. I was going to put all of my savings into one of the new cold fusion companies that are going to be popping up at the end of the month. Now I'm going to have to split it with all the HP stock I need to buy.
“It’s sort of like job growth in Texas,” says Joe Donnelly, a former deputy editor at L.A. Weekly, laid off in 2008 and now pouring savings and the money he made from a home sale into a literary magazine. “Gov. Perry created thousands of jobs, but they’re all at McDonald’s. Now everyone has a chance to make 15 cents. People are just pecking, hunting, scratching the dirt for freelance work. Living week to week, month to month.”
As a Texan, I beg to differ. The jobs were at WallMart, the industrialized prison system, the wars, building toll roads in Texas for companies abroad, and natural gas. How it equated to just %1 job growth and an 8% increase in State poverty levels boggles the mind.
Do the authorities know the difference? When Microsoft decides to discontinue skype, after it has completely been integrated into office of course, will this guy recognize it still exists?
Right. "That Flash runs on". Flash isn't completely supported on OSX and is consistently 1 to 2 versions behind on Linux, Solaris, and the BSD's. Working on any browser as long as the OS is Windows is not cross platform.
I was referring to the way he was talking in the videos. He is all over the place about "this is being patented and can't talk about it" and "that is being patented and I shouldn't tell you this because it is being patented", ad nausium. You have to watch the videos. They are a good example of someone locking something down in patent soup and counting ethereal dollars then wondering why nobody is interested.
I quoted the link to avoid peppering/. with all the data. And, as you pointed out, Nixon OK'd the space shuttle. To my knowledge, that is hardware. If I remember correctly, and I'm sure I do, NASA was moving from Apollo hardware to shuttle hardware so they restricted spending on additional Apollo hardware.
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Salt and Pepper, PPAPI, are really cool if you write C/C++. I was talking more broad like Parrot.
While jsLinux is cool, and this is a cool addition, it just makes me wish JavaScript wasn't the only languageVM embedded in the browser. The thought of what could be done if one could take advantage of what the various scripting languages do best instead of trying to fit JavaScript to everything makes me sad.
It has been available for Linux since 2008. 02-Aug-2008 Work in progress port of Sun's DTrace system for Linux. It is actively maintained. http://www.crisp.demon.co.uk/tools.html I don't see anything new to the table outside of keyboard, mouse, and framebuffer recording. I'm not sure a lot of Linux users would find that an attractive addition.
Built-in instruments can track
User events, such as keyboard keys pressed and mouse moves and clicks with exact time.
CPU activity of processes and threads.
Memory allocation and release, garbage collection and memory leaks.
File reads, writes, locks.
Network activity and traffic.
Graphics and inner workings of OpenGL.
It translates to either: Give me money or I f*** you comrade or Give me money I'm done f****** you comrade. I believe it is the later.
Setting up a mesh network in heavily populated areas, like London, would be easy. It would simply require everyone use wireless routers with no password protection. The cost of connecting between heavily populated areas would be disgustingly cheap. The reason it isn't happening is there is liability attached to transferring content. Instead of a world free to communicate -- free of charge -- we have a morality laws and copyright laws and sensor-shit...
Davies said this is especially the case for smaller ISPs who rent lines on a wholesale basis from BT.
Nice how he compares being overcharged by an internet service provider as the cause behind the need to overcharge people for internet service provision.
I would say my memory of what was happing in my life during the 60's is five nines.
Although NERVA engines were built and tested as much as possible with flight-certified components and the engine was deemed ready for integration into a spacecraft, much of the U.S. space program was cancelled by the Nixon Administration before a manned visit to Mars could take place.
NERVA
Reddit is better than /. because there is a ton of p0rn on reddit
There are plenty of posts on /. regarding sexual relations. So what if they are mostly about the general population of some country getting screwed.
Throw in a pony and you'll have my vote!
You can be snarky or sarcastic without being a troll
I've never understood the connection between snarky/sarcastic and troll. I've always felt they leaned more towards flamebait. Troll's are trolling for info. Flamers are baiting you for a reaction. IMHO, It is hard to ask a question in a snarky or sarcastic way.
(I did not check if there exists somebody with the handle RandomUser on /.)
Your not supposed to evade troll mods and post as a coward at the same time. Bad coward. Bad! Bad!
I don't think meta moderation needs to be eliminated. I think it should go back to the way it was when you "voted" if a mod was accurate.
I thought down modding someone gives the person modding negative karma. I post the truth, ...er negative things about Microsoft, and get +1 troll mods. I get a LOT of "fan" +1 troll mods because of my pro-democratic politics. However, when I receive mod points I very rarely mod troll or flame. My karma is excellent.
I think most people Hibernate their computers these days. I definitely do. Ever since the Linux kernel could be updated without a reboot I haven't had to reboot my machines at all.
Man. I was going to put all of my savings into one of the new cold fusion companies that are going to be popping up at the end of the month. Now I'm going to have to split it with all the HP stock I need to buy.
“It’s sort of like job growth in Texas,” says Joe Donnelly, a former deputy editor at L.A. Weekly, laid off in 2008 and now pouring savings and the money he made from a home sale into a literary magazine. “Gov. Perry created thousands of jobs, but they’re all at McDonald’s. Now everyone has a chance to make 15 cents. People are just pecking, hunting, scratching the dirt for freelance work. Living week to week, month to month.”
As a Texan, I beg to differ. The jobs were at WallMart, the industrialized prison system, the wars, building toll roads in Texas for companies abroad, and natural gas. How it equated to just %1 job growth and an 8% increase in State poverty levels boggles the mind.
Do the authorities know the difference? When Microsoft decides to discontinue skype, after it has completely been integrated into office of course, will this guy recognize it still exists?
Right. "That Flash runs on". Flash isn't completely supported on OSX and is consistently 1 to 2 versions behind on Linux, Solaris, and the BSD's. Working on any browser as long as the OS is Windows is not cross platform.
I was referring to the way he was talking in the videos. He is all over the place about "this is being patented and can't talk about it" and "that is being patented and I shouldn't tell you this because it is being patented", ad nausium. You have to watch the videos. They are a good example of someone locking something down in patent soup and counting ethereal dollars then wondering why nobody is interested.
LOL
Oh. I don't know shit about nuclear physics and thought that was part of the "cold fusion" theory. That is why I asked.
I quoted the link to avoid peppering /. with all the data. And, as you pointed out, Nixon OK'd the space shuttle. To my knowledge, that is hardware. If I remember correctly, and I'm sure I do, NASA was moving from Apollo hardware to shuttle hardware so they restricted spending on additional Apollo hardware.
An opportunity to slander our norther neighbors without retribution. :)
Canadians can't play hockey! Canadian beer tastes like pee! Tree sap is not mothers milk!
hahahaha naner naner naner. :P
Wasn't helium seen as a mandatory byproduct in the theory?
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