Actually, there are some people who travel in a mode not unlike homelessness. I did a few hitchhiking tours around Europe, back before I'd heard of couchsurfing and hospitality club, where I would hitchhike and camp out in cities (an urban camper, as the parent says), cooking food on a Primus gas stove, washing up at gas stations and occasionally scoring a shower at someone's house. I never actually dumpster dove, but with the right attitude and weather, guerrilla camping can feel strangely liberating, especially if you do it in Scandinavia, where it's perfectly legal.
For more on guerrilla camping, see here: http://www.gnn.tv/B10394
called "Scientology and me". A guy from the investigative reporting show "Panorama" went to the US to interview members of the cult, its former members and current opponents. He ends up being spied on and hassled in a very in-your-face fashion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology_and_Me
And here's the episode:
http://bit.ly/snNZ4
Mod parent FUD. Irkutsk is in a continental climate area, which means that gets severely cold winters and short, but blazingly hot summers. Last time I was there (three years ago, in August) it was around 30C at noon.
Hold on -- The pdf you quote doesn't specify whether the income is yearly or monthly. Income is often quoted monthly in countries outside the USA, especially if workers are monthly.
If the average Chinese household makes $327 a year, that means that the average Chinese household (3 people) subsides on less than 0,30cents per day, which would make China the poorest place on the planet.
The 150 computer is more lika a week or two for the average Chinese
Follow the link to the macedonian FOSS site and look closely at the yellow box in the upper left corner, then click on it and read.
F.Y.R.O.M. is the name that the European Commission kindly asks us all to use, because of a spat with Greece over what the term "Macedonia" actually refers to. The Greeks claim that Macedonia is in fact a region spanning parts of Greece, "the F.Y.R.O.M" and Bulgaria, IIRC. The Macedonian people refer to their country as "Macedonia", just as Americans refer to the country they live in as "America", despite the fact that the term encompasses vast areas clearly beyond the borders of the U.S.A.
It is of course, no factual error to call the country F.Y.R.O.M. But you probably don't go around saying that Lhasa is in China, do you?
I know the Slashdot crowd is generally against censorship, but would a children's Linux distribution be appropriate to have censorship as default.
To be honest, censorship is one thing, and having your kid redirected to websites unfit to be mentioned in the classroom is another... If this is to be used in a classroom full of 7year olds, maybe it wouldn't be such a bad idea to let the teacher filter out some of the pr0n, if at least for sanity's sake.
The IM of choice in Poland. Translates roughly as "yakkity-yak". Just about everyone that uses IM in here in Poland uses gadu-gadu, so you don't have much of a problem with what to choose as long as you're staying local. The protocol is closed, but it's been reverse engineered years ago, and its available as Kadu http://kadu.net/ for KDE and GnuGadu http://www.gadu.gnu.pl/ for Gnome, as well as EKG and EKG2, both of which run in terminals Screenshots: http://ekg2.org/screenshots.php
Funny -- it's the only specifically local IM protocol included in Kopete.
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Actually, there are some people who travel in a mode not unlike homelessness. I did a few hitchhiking tours around Europe, back before I'd heard of couchsurfing and hospitality club, where I would hitchhike and camp out in cities (an urban camper, as the parent says), cooking food on a Primus gas stove, washing up at gas stations and occasionally scoring a shower at someone's house. I never actually dumpster dove, but with the right attitude and weather, guerrilla camping can feel strangely liberating, especially if you do it in Scandinavia, where it's perfectly legal. For more on guerrilla camping, see here: http://www.gnn.tv/B10394
called "Scientology and me". A guy from the investigative reporting show "Panorama" went to the US to interview members of the cult, its former members and current opponents. He ends up being spied on and hassled in a very in-your-face fashion. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology_and_Me And here's the episode: http://bit.ly/snNZ4
Mod parent FUD. Irkutsk is in a continental climate area, which means that gets severely cold winters and short, but blazingly hot summers. Last time I was there (three years ago, in August) it was around 30C at noon.
Score 5: Informative I fail to see why this has not been modded Funny. You do realize that the Parent is joking?
Look around Esfahan.
Hold on -- The pdf you quote doesn't specify whether the income is yearly or monthly. Income is often quoted monthly in countries outside the USA, especially if workers are monthly. If the average Chinese household makes $327 a year, that means that the average Chinese household (3 people) subsides on less than 0,30cents per day, which would make China the poorest place on the planet. The 150 computer is more lika a week or two for the average Chinese
I guess the term Toking Ring would be more appropriate
In case you were wondering what the real statistics were:
http://counter.li.org/reports/short.php
1. Place egg between cell phones 2. Call phone B from phone A 3. ???? 4. Profit!
Torrents encrypt YOU!
Those astronomers are Polish! http://wiadomosci.gazeta.pl/wiadomosci/1,53600,313 1417.html
Follow the link to the macedonian FOSS site and look closely at the yellow box in the upper left corner, then click on it and read.
F.Y.R.O.M. is the name that the European Commission kindly asks us all to use, because of a spat with Greece over what the term "Macedonia" actually refers to. The Greeks claim that Macedonia is in fact a region spanning parts of Greece, "the F.Y.R.O.M" and Bulgaria, IIRC. The Macedonian people refer to their country as "Macedonia", just as Americans refer to the country they live in as "America", despite the fact that the term encompasses vast areas clearly beyond the borders of the U.S.A.
It is of course, no factual error to call the country F.Y.R.O.M. But you probably don't go around saying that Lhasa is in China, do you?
Damn, just when I was going to say: You forgot Macedonia!
I know the Slashdot crowd is generally against censorship, but would a children's Linux distribution be appropriate to have censorship as default. To be honest, censorship is one thing, and having your kid redirected to websites unfit to be mentioned in the classroom is another ... If this is to be used in a classroom full of 7year olds, maybe it wouldn't be such a bad idea to let the teacher filter out some of the pr0n, if at least for sanity's sake.
The IM of choice in Poland. Translates roughly as "yakkity-yak". Just about everyone that uses IM in here in Poland uses gadu-gadu, so you don't have much of a problem with what to choose as long as you're staying local. The protocol is closed, but it's been reverse engineered years ago, and its available as Kadu http://kadu.net/ for KDE and GnuGadu http://www.gadu.gnu.pl/ for Gnome, as well as EKG and EKG2, both of which run in terminals Screenshots: http://ekg2.org/screenshots.php Funny -- it's the only specifically local IM protocol included in Kopete.