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Amazon has 89 cent downloads. And.99 to 3.99 albums (one per day). Pirates should check out Amazon!!!
Here is what I've gotten (albums for less than $3.99) in 6 months:
$ ls -d */* |cat Aerosmith/Big Ones Alanis Morissette/Flavors Of Entanglement Amy Grant/Heart In Motion Bob Marley/Live At The Lyceum Bon Jovi/Cross Road Boston/Boston Butch Walker/Sycamore Meadows Cary Brothers/Who You Are Creedence Clearwater Revival/Chronicle_ 20 Greatest Hits Creed/Greatest Hits David Bowie/Heroes Eagles/One Of These Nights Elvis Costello/My Aim Is True Forgive Durden/Forgive Durden Presents Razia's Shadow_ A Musical Heart/Make Me Inxs/Kick Jack's Mannequin/The Glass Passenger (Amazon Exclusive) Jackson Browne/The Pretender James Morrison/Songs For You, Truths For Me Jimi Hendrix/Electric Ladyland Joan Jett & The Blackhearts/I Love Rock N' Roll Joe Bonamassa/The Ballad Of John Henry Joshua Radin/Simple Times Kate Voegele/A Fine Mess Katy Perry/One Of The Boys Led Zeppelin/Led Zeppelin Madonna/Like A Virgin MC5/Kick Out The Jams Metric/Fantasies Mieka Pauley/Elijah Drop Your Gun Neil Diamond/Sweet Caroline No Doubt/The Singles Collection Pink Floyd/Animals Prince/Purple Rain [Explicit] Queen/News Of The World Robin Trower/Bridge Of Sighs Rod Stewart/The Definitive Rod Stewart Seether/Finding Beauty In Negative Spaces Spaces (Bonus Track Version) - [Explicit] Seth Walker/Leap Of Faith Shiny Toy Guns/Major Tom Soundgarden/Superunknown The Apples In Stereo/New Magnetic Wonder The Band/Greatest Hits The Benjy Davis Project/Dust The Go-Go's/Beauty And The Beat The Pussycat Dolls/Doll Domination The Weepies/Hideaway The White Tie Affair/Walk This Way The Who/Who Are You U2/No Line On The Horizon Van Halen/Van Halen Van Halen/Van Halen II Various Artists/Motown Number 1's Vol. 2 Whitesnake/Whitesnake Yes/The Yes Album
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Blogger Belzecue said on January 8, 2009 10:55 PM PDT: Johnny Effyew here, lead strategist at Google.
Now, I hear a lot of complaints -- a helluva lot of complaints, actually -- about Google not supporting Linux, like how Google Chrome runs on Windows only. Sure, we're already up to version 2 of the Windows client with no Linux version in sight. That may be technically true, but I'm here to tell you, we built our entire company and fortune on the back of Linux and free, open-source software. So of course we support Linux just as much as we support Windows.
That's why it's my pleasure today to announce we've committed to delivering a native Linux Chrome client by 2015 or by the time the Windows client reaches version 10 or when Linux gains greater than 50% of the desktop market. That's our promise to every Linux user out there. You can take that to the bank. We know we have a moral debt to give back to the Linux community what we took from them and turned into a billion-dollar business. We know that.
But, as it turns out, writing software for Linux is kinda tough. We're still figuring it out. I mean, we all use Windows around the Google office, so it's not like we've got a bunch of internal people clamoring to use Chrome under Ubuntu or whatever.
And yes, we know there are much smaller companies out there like Dropbox who easily manage to code and release their Windows and Linux clients simultaneously, which is kinda like having your cake and eating it too. We think that's really cool, and we especially like cake. So that's doubly cool.
So hang in there, Linux community. Google Chrome for Linux is coming. In the meantime, just keep screwing around trying to run the Windows client under Wine. Good luck with that, hahahaha. Yeah, that should keep you nice and busy while we eat more cake and polish off version 3 of the Chrome Windows client. (Whoah, did I just say that out loud or think it? Pfffft, like those Linux fanboys will notice anyway.)
Folks, in closing let me say again: Google is committed to Linux the same way a tapeworm's committed to your lower intestine. From now on, when you think of Google and Linux I want you to think of me, Johnny. Think "Effyew, Linux! Effyew, Google!"
$ root yum install libedit Loaded plugins: refresh-packagekit Setting up Install Process Parsing package install arguments Package libedit-2.11-1.20080712cvs.fc9.i386 already installed and latest version Nothing to do
$ root rpm -i cryptol-academic-1.8.1-0.i386.rpm error: Failed dependencies:
libedit.so is needed by cryptol-academic-1.8.1-0.i386
$ cat/etc/issue Fedora release 9 (Sulphur) Kernel \r on an \m (\l)
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* Collins English Dictionary & Thesaurus, 2nd Ed.
* Collins German Dictionary, 4th Ed.
* Compiler Design in C, 2nd Ed.
* Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools
* Computer Networks, 3rd Ed.
* Computer Networks And Internets, 3rd Ed.
* The Design and Implementation of the 4.4BSD Operating System
* Effective TCP/IP Programming
* The Elements of Programming Style, 2nd Ed.
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"The last line of a right hand page should not end with a hyphen. This
has been a style rule for many years, yet it is amazing that most word
processors do not do this! I just smile when I pick up a book produced
with something like Frame and you immediately find these errors.
Needless to say, troff does this correctly, and has for 20+ years. A
friend commented to me that normal evolution would have gone Word to
Frame to troff, but instead, the computer industry has gone the other
way!"
-W. Richard Stevens, author of 7 popular technical books. [R.I.P.]
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Where are the controllers? Keyboard access blows chunks.
We don't get AMC in Minnetonka, MN. Only TCM (Turner Classic Movies), which is commercial free.
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evince linux: doesn't work with USPS "clik to ship" postage.
acrobat 9 linux: works with "clik to ship".
Sorry.
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This change will take effect automatically when your cable modem renews its DHCP lease (generally within 5 days or less). However, you can easily make this take effect immediately via one of the following two methods:
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Amazon has 89 cent downloads. And .99 to 3.99 albums (one per day). Pirates should check out Amazon!!!
Here is what I've gotten (albums for less than $3.99) in 6 months:
$ ls -d */* |cat
Aerosmith/Big Ones
Alanis Morissette/Flavors Of Entanglement
Amy Grant/Heart In Motion
Bob Marley/Live At The Lyceum
Bon Jovi/Cross Road
Boston/Boston
Butch Walker/Sycamore Meadows
Cary Brothers/Who You Are
Creedence Clearwater Revival/Chronicle_ 20 Greatest Hits
Creed/Greatest Hits
David Bowie/Heroes
Eagles/One Of These Nights
Elvis Costello/My Aim Is True
Forgive Durden/Forgive Durden Presents Razia's Shadow_ A Musical
Heart/Make Me
Inxs/Kick
Jack's Mannequin/The Glass Passenger (Amazon Exclusive)
Jackson Browne/The Pretender
James Morrison/Songs For You, Truths For Me
Jimi Hendrix/Electric Ladyland
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts/I Love Rock N' Roll
Joe Bonamassa/The Ballad Of John Henry
Joshua Radin/Simple Times
Kate Voegele/A Fine Mess
Katy Perry/One Of The Boys
Led Zeppelin/Led Zeppelin
Madonna/Like A Virgin
MC5/Kick Out The Jams
Metric/Fantasies
Mieka Pauley/Elijah Drop Your Gun
Neil Diamond/Sweet Caroline
No Doubt/The Singles Collection
Pink Floyd/Animals
Prince/Purple Rain [Explicit]
Queen/News Of The World
Robin Trower/Bridge Of Sighs
Rod Stewart/The Definitive Rod Stewart
Seether/Finding Beauty In Negative Spaces Spaces (Bonus Track Version) - [Explicit]
Seth Walker/Leap Of Faith
Shiny Toy Guns/Major Tom
Soundgarden/Superunknown
The Apples In Stereo/New Magnetic Wonder
The Band/Greatest Hits
The Benjy Davis Project/Dust
The Go-Go's/Beauty And The Beat
The Pussycat Dolls/Doll Domination
The Weepies/Hideaway
The White Tie Affair/Walk This Way
The Who/Who Are You
U2/No Line On The Horizon
Van Halen/Van Halen
Van Halen/Van Halen II
Various Artists/Motown Number 1's Vol. 2
Whitesnake/Whitesnake
Yes/The Yes Album
Wear Gun Muffs...
Jeez. Next.
Better and Prower ...from the website...
Epcot Center has one of these...
"I emailed the company about this charge and received confirmation that it was indeed not a scam and the device was going to be shipped in January. It looks like they did try hard to get a device out, but they werenâ(TM)t very experienced with the requirements and were designing a device that did not fit the minimum specs for an Android phone."
Blogger Belzecue said on January 8, 2009 10:55 PM PDT:
Johnny Effyew here, lead strategist at Google.
Now, I hear a lot of complaints -- a helluva lot of complaints, actually -- about Google not supporting Linux, like how Google Chrome runs on Windows only. Sure, we're already up to version 2 of the Windows client with no Linux version in sight. That may be technically true, but I'm here to tell you, we built our entire company and fortune on the back of Linux and free, open-source software. So of course we support Linux just as much as we support Windows.
That's why it's my pleasure today to announce we've committed to delivering a native Linux Chrome client by 2015 or by the time the Windows client reaches version 10 or when Linux gains greater than 50% of the desktop market. That's our promise to every Linux user out there. You can take that to the bank. We know we have a moral debt to give back to the Linux community what we took from them and turned into a billion-dollar business. We know that.
But, as it turns out, writing software for Linux is kinda tough. We're still figuring it out. I mean, we all use Windows around the Google office, so it's not like we've got a bunch of internal people clamoring to use Chrome under Ubuntu or whatever.
And yes, we know there are much smaller companies out there like Dropbox who easily manage to code and release their Windows and Linux clients simultaneously, which is kinda like having your cake and eating it too. We think that's really cool, and we especially like cake. So that's doubly cool.
So hang in there, Linux community. Google Chrome for Linux is coming. In the meantime, just keep screwing around trying to run the Windows client under Wine. Good luck with that, hahahaha. Yeah, that should keep you nice and busy while we eat more cake and polish off version 3 of the Chrome Windows client. (Whoah, did I just say that out loud or think it? Pfffft, like those Linux fanboys will notice anyway.)
Folks, in closing let me say again: Google is committed to Linux the same way a tapeworm's committed to your lower intestine. From now on, when you think of Google and Linux I want you to think of me, Johnny. Think "Effyew, Linux! Effyew, Google!"
$ root yum install libedit
Loaded plugins: refresh-packagekit
Setting up Install Process
Parsing package install arguments
Package libedit-2.11-1.20080712cvs.fc9.i386 already installed and latest version
Nothing to do
$ root rpm -i cryptol-academic-1.8.1-0.i386.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
libedit.so is needed by cryptol-academic-1.8.1-0.i386
$ cat /etc/issue
Fedora release 9 (Sulphur)
Kernel \r on an \m (\l)
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-W. Richard Stevens, author of 7 popular technical books. [R.I.P.]
Cryptonomicon was bad, too. Didn't read the others. Sigh...
When I was in college (Computer Engineering), I needed 3 courses to finish my humanties electives.
I took Logic, Advanced Logic, and Philosophy and Logic. All thru the Philosophy Dept. They were cross-listed using Math and Computer Science, too.
But as a Philosophy course, well, you get my drift!
UK company: Banjo-Kazooie for the Nintendo 64. Before they got bought out by Microsoft. R.I.P.
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