I mean, the market for hosting is so huge they shouldn't have a problem finding a company that actual understands CC and won't pull their site right away. I hope they do.
I've used it on my iRiver h120 player and it is 100x better than the stock firmware for that player. It boots faster, clean file browser, better power management and it can play OGG and FLAC and all that good stuff. Its awesome.
This advice is awesome. I use Arch Linux myself which is very similar to slack, with better package management (pacman!). You start with a base install, you add what you need on top of it. This is the best way to get to know your way around the system.
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(timing, resource allocation, cost, etc..)
Yes, but the people who actually see those resources and money at work have a *much* better better idea where they actually go. A manager who has a history lower down will make better choices, instead of just throwing money at something, they might throw it at the project, but aim it a bit better.
I hate it when this happens. Its all shiny on the outside for the user but its a nightmare for the developer. SDKs and software distros don't need to be that big. Look at most open source projects. 50M is considered *huge* for a source tarball. I wish when companies released their big "open source for publicity" software they would do it right.
You forget one critical thing. We (linux geeks) are the people that fix PCs for our family, neighbors, customers, etc. I've seen both nVidia's and ATI's linux history, and nVidia has come out on top imho. Now when someone wants to upgrade their video card or buy a new computer I'm going to recommend an nVidia card simply because I like them better:P.
Linux support means more than just that, it means the more informed people out there will like that company better, and recommend it when given the chance.
I agree. This is what SSH does, just cache the server's key and complain when it changes...this system works well (as long as your certain who your talking to on the first connection).
To answer your question, I though the link was quite appropriate, it was an xkcd that I had missed, and quite enjoyed it.
Also, do you think you own this space or something? I mean your post sure took up alot of room with 0 useful content, while the parents one-liner was a much better use of space.
Oh, well on linux just use fuse to mount the ftp volume. Not sure if you can do something similar on windows, mount an ftp site as a "network drive" maybe with some third party software.
Alice and Bob's relationship will be at stake when an unknown interloper...Larry...arrives on the scene. Is this love line segment about to become a love triangle? Will the self-signed certs be accepted?
Coming to you this fall...Larry is...The Man in the Middle.
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I mean, the market for hosting is so huge they shouldn't have a problem finding a company that actual understands CC and won't pull their site right away. I hope they do.
Game developers harness the zealousness of their fans!
Someone encrypt his hard drive with quantum encryption...see how pointless it is then!
But your using the phone which means you agreed to the agreement which means...you can't really sue...can you?
Yea thats the *precursor*, aka the thing that came before.
Hwwaa? Oh yes...the kernel does't corrupt your EEPROM anymore!
I've used it on my iRiver h120 player and it is 100x better than the stock firmware for that player. It boots faster, clean file browser, better power management and it can play OGG and FLAC and all that good stuff. Its awesome.
Just Google it Agent Smith.
This advice is awesome. I use Arch Linux myself which is very similar to slack, with better package management (pacman!). You start with a base install, you add what you need on top of it. This is the best way to get to know your way around the system.
(timing, resource allocation, cost, etc..)
Yes, but the people who actually see those resources and money at work have a *much* better better idea where they actually go. A manager who has a history lower down will make better choices, instead of just throwing money at something, they might throw it at the project, but aim it a bit better.
I hate it when this happens. Its all shiny on the outside for the user but its a nightmare for the developer. SDKs and software distros don't need to be that big. Look at most open source projects. 50M is considered *huge* for a source tarball. I wish when companies released their big "open source for publicity" software they would do it right.
Silly, I'm talking about the ever-popular Steam.
Sounds alot like some software named after vaporized H2O!
But the medium *is* the message!
You forget one critical thing. We (linux geeks) are the people that fix PCs for our family, neighbors, customers, etc. I've seen both nVidia's and ATI's linux history, and nVidia has come out on top imho. Now when someone wants to upgrade their video card or buy a new computer I'm going to recommend an nVidia card simply because I like them better :P.
Linux support means more than just that, it means the more informed people out there will like that company better, and recommend it when given the chance.
This is a perfect plan!
*vomit*
Well, is it?
Good news everyone!
I agree. This is what SSH does, just cache the server's key and complain when it changes...this system works well (as long as your certain who your talking to on the first connection).
...they were then fired for their incompetence.
...then they were taken out and beaten to a pulp.
...then they were ground up into this powder!
To answer your question, I though the link was quite appropriate, it was an xkcd that I had missed, and quite enjoyed it.
Also, do you think you own this space or something? I mean your post sure took up alot of room with 0 useful content, while the parents one-liner was a much better use of space.
Oh, well on linux just use fuse to mount the ftp volume. Not sure if you can do something similar on windows, mount an ftp site as a "network drive" maybe with some third party software.
Sorry if my answer offended you.
Alice and Bob's relationship will be at stake when an unknown interloper...Larry...arrives on the scene. Is this love line segment about to become a love triangle? Will the self-signed certs be accepted?
Coming to you this fall...Larry is...The Man in the Middle.
I provided information which some people seemed to think was usefull. I addressed the cross-platform part of his question.
Your post, on the other hand, doesn't seem to serve any purpose.