In total, about 300 million Linux devices are produced each year.
About 1% of that are servers and desktops. A larger proportion are laptops. Asus alone, sells more than a million Eee PCs per quarter. Consequently Linux laptops outsell Apple by a wide margin.
That EULA is not necessarily legal in your state. For one, many states forbid 'tied selling', others interpret the transaction as a sale, which gives you full ownership rights. So, mostly Apple just tries to scare people and if you are timid enough to be scared, then so be it...
Yeah well, it is Fedora - what did you expect? If you want an easy to use Linux, then Fedora should be close to the bottom of the list, between Gentoo and Slackware.
Yup. Everything is more difficult on Windows and configuring a Windoze box for half decent security is well nigh impossible. Consequently, when I need to supply a secure Windows application, I use Wine on Linux.
Sure, you are not paranoid if they really are out to get you.
Now you just need to figure out how to bridge an air gapped network and then you are all set.
Why? The whole point of junk mail filters is so that people DON'T have to look at junk mail. I get about 10,000 junk messages per hour. I cannot look at them even if I wanted to. My junk filters are 99.999% effective, so only about one of those crap message slip through to my inbox per hour and I still find that annoying.
Exactly, there are lots of people out there who have to be able to receive mail from people they don't know yet. Impede that feature and you impede business.
I'm, using my Eee PC every day, but certainly not with Windows. Although I can run Win XP in Virtualbox on it, that was just for a lark. Since the Windows display is not properly configurable like Linux, running Windows on these machines is a pain.
At last there is a real way to make a profit: 1. Buy cheaper Windows Eee PC 2. Reload with Linux 3. Sell better performing Eee PC at the Linux price 4. Profit
Sprinkle the disks with iron filings and scan them on a flatbed scanner. Then write a new and absolutely pointless program to retrieve the data from the scans.
When I was in the army, I could lift 110 kilograms and I wasn't exactly a jock. So I fail to see the utility of this contraption, unless American GIs are really, really puny...
Keep it simple and separated. Also, DC power at 12V is much simpler and cheaper to generate and good enough for RV style lighting fixtures.
To generate 12V DC to charge a car battery, get a 24V or 36V cooling fan for a stationary motor (for something like a large industrial compressor) and mount it on a post. Add a big diode and hook it to the battery. Simple as that.
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Xigackly - In most jurisdictions, EULAs mean squat.
In total, about 300 million Linux devices are produced each year. About 1% of that are servers and desktops. A larger proportion are laptops. Asus alone, sells more than a million Eee PCs per quarter. Consequently Linux laptops outsell Apple by a wide margin.
That EULA is not necessarily legal in your state. For one, many states forbid 'tied selling', others interpret the transaction as a sale, which gives you full ownership rights. So, mostly Apple just tries to scare people and if you are timid enough to be scared, then so be it...
Interesting, I never thought of the old Egyption religions as pyramid schemes, but I suppose they were the first too.
Yeah well, it is Fedora - what did you expect? If you want an easy to use Linux, then Fedora should be close to the bottom of the list, between Gentoo and Slackware.
What adverts? I don't see no adverts. Do I need to install Windows to get the full user experience?
Yup. Everything is more difficult on Windows and configuring a Windoze box for half decent security is well nigh impossible. Consequently, when I need to supply a secure Windows application, I use Wine on Linux.
Frank Herbert's Dune: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axlotl_tank
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Uhh, hello? Anybody still there?
...but that would only be for XP Workgroups, what about Domain users?
Sure, you are not paranoid if they really are out to get you. Now you just need to figure out how to bridge an air gapped network and then you are all set.
There is a Linux program called 'motion' that works pretty good. http://www.lavrsen.dk/twiki/bin/view/Motion/WebHome
Why? The whole point of junk mail filters is so that people DON'T have to look at junk mail. I get about 10,000 junk messages per hour. I cannot look at them even if I wanted to. My junk filters are 99.999% effective, so only about one of those crap message slip through to my inbox per hour and I still find that annoying.
Uhmm, note that zen.spamhaus already include most of the other RBLs you mentioned.
Hmm, I fixed a dumb Direction Flag bug in an Intel C compiler in 1989. That same bug was recently recreated (and fixed a few weeks later) in GCC.
If the GCC guys had access to the old Intel source code, would thay have made the same mistake?
Exactly, there are lots of people out there who have to be able to receive mail from people they don't know yet. Impede that feature and you impede business.
I guess it was the Emperor Nero effect, so he needed a violin to chill out about his Mac being stolen.
I'm, using my Eee PC every day, but certainly not with Windows. Although I can run Win XP in Virtualbox on it, that was just for a lark. Since the Windows display is not properly configurable like Linux, running Windows on these machines is a pain.
At last there is a real way to make a profit:
1. Buy cheaper Windows Eee PC
2. Reload with Linux
3. Sell better performing Eee PC at the Linux price
4. Profit
Sprinkle the disks with iron filings and scan them on a flatbed scanner. Then write a new and absolutely pointless program to retrieve the data from the scans.
0.818 changed everything???
Use Thunderbird with IMAP. Search is practically instantaneous, so you don't have any need for sub-folders or tags.
Here is an example on the other side of the Atlantic http://www.tectonic.co.za/?p=2365
When I was in the army, I could lift 110 kilograms and I wasn't exactly a jock. So I fail to see the utility of this contraption, unless American GIs are really, really puny...
Keep it simple and separated. Also, DC power at 12V is much simpler and cheaper to generate and good enough for RV style lighting fixtures.
To generate 12V DC to charge a car battery, get a 24V or 36V cooling fan for a stationary motor (for something like a large industrial compressor) and mount it on a post. Add a big diode and hook it to the battery. Simple as that.