Also - it appears their email box will let you forward email to the same account - for example, email from asdf@asdf.tv can get forwarded to asdf@asdf.tv! I wonder what that'd do to their email servers (snicker, snicker).
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
I'll help on this one - perhaps implement it in Mozilla as an option? Already IE uses the search tool in the address box - something like this for this?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Well, I for one am gonna download Mozilla, GTK+/Be, and hack away with X11R6 on Be until it compiles, and then get it to work without a display. Anybody want to join me?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
I find that my dual PII 400Mhz works just fine - use it for things like factorization, etc, and it's fast (as well as cheap - $120/processer, $170 for Tyan Tiger 100 mobo). If cost is your concern, try that.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Go to palm.t.o, and scroll down to the aqua theme. Cool, ain't it? Now look at the things to do list - see the one that says "Ask about pilot.themes.org"? Now you know it's a joke, because Palm isn't allowed to call their device pilot!
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
1. VMWare makes NT yell when I try and start it - it complains about not being on a multi-processor system (because I use a SMP kernel). Any way to fix this?
2. VMware still won't run Be. How 'bout if they partner with Be to get Be running in VMware, or (better yet) port VMware to Be? (It'd be fast - darn fast.)
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
No, it'd be 9. Word 6, Word 95 (7), Word 97 (8), Word 2000 (9). But the file format is still version 8 - microsoft failed to break compatibility to force users to go buy another upgrade.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
The person asking this seems to think that the internet is alive and well, just like it used to be. Not so. The internet is dead as we know it. It's been dead for a long time. I guess you could trace it back to the september that never ended.
But that's not just it. It's been dead since e-commerce. It's been dead since gopher became dead. (Remember gopher?) It's been dead since when our little network got overwhelmed by everybody in the world.
But that happened at different times to different people. To some, the internet might have died right at the start of the world wide web, when you could point-and-click the net. To others, it might be when companies really started getting on the 'net bandwagon. To others, it might be e-commerce.
And yet the internet is also alive. It dies, and it reinvents itself. To those who think that regulation can control the internet, go open up a hotbot (or any other bad search engine), and search for warez. Found some? Good. Now repeat to your self, there will always be people who won't be controlled.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Ok, does anybody understand the ideas behind the DMCA? It's digital, therefore it's bad - that's the idea, and that's what makes Internet brodcasting special. I suppose that if I wanted to, I could redirect an internet brodacast to a file, kill the ads, and listen at my pleasure. I wouldn't want to - it'd be crazy.
On another note - I just thought of this - does the DMCA make broadcasting concerts over HDTV illegal or difficult, because it's digital quality? Just a thought.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Ok - the point is not about calling communists communists. The point is that we have no right (nor should we care) to find out if they're communists. It's simply another political system, people. Flawed or not, we shouldn't persecute people as McCarthy did.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Ok - the home school comment is out of line - many people home school their kids without being bible-thumping freaks (yes, I put my asbestos suit on). It's also for kids who are too smart to be in the regular system.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Yeah - and both be and linux players use mpg123 or amp. Same difference. Thing is, it works _better_ on be. And damn near perfect SMP - double your performace!
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Ok - I'll field this one. I'm not using R5 (only R4.5), but the problem is that there is nothing that taxes the BeOS anyway! Try running Linux on a P200 vs Be - it'll seem faster. But on my 2xPII 400Mhz, it doesn't seem substantially faster. Just for excersize, try playing MP3's on BeOS (with CLAmp) vs. on Linux - you'll see less CPU load. Other cool things are the multithreading - load an intensively tabled page in one net+ window, and the other doesn't lock up. Then when net+ segfaults (as it is wont to do), ignore the box and keep browsing.
Well, have fun.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
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Also - it appears their email box will let you forward email to the same account - for example, email from asdf@asdf.tv can get forwarded to asdf@asdf.tv! I wonder what that'd do to their email servers (snicker, snicker).
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
This is obscene - go to www.tv, and type in random gibberish in the box, and hit 'go'. They want $1000 per year for awweajthlkweajtlkj.tv! Dear lord!
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
I'll help on this one - perhaps implement it in Mozilla as an option? Already IE uses the search tool in the address box - something like this for this?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Check out SoundPlay for BeOS, an MP3 player that uses the built-in interface or a WinAmp skin.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
To be honest - I think you're thinking of a TNG episode, with Data in the doctor's place - the one where they travel back to the 19th century?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
- Find a FreeBe mirror. Download BeOS4Linux.tar.gz. Unpack. Make boot disk. Reboot with boot disk.
- Go to www.opera.com, and download Opera for BeOS beta 7.
See, very simple."The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Hear Hear for Mosaic - give me that back! On the side, if you want a fast browser, nothing beats NetPositive. Now when do we get java?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Well, I for one am gonna download Mozilla, GTK+/Be, and hack away with X11R6 on Be until it compiles, and then get it to work without a display. Anybody want to join me?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
This theoretically makes Amiga the first proprietary desktop environment on Linux. What do we think of this?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
I find that my dual PII 400Mhz works just fine - use it for things like factorization, etc, and it's fast (as well as cheap - $120/processer, $170 for Tyan Tiger 100 mobo). If cost is your concern, try that.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Go to palm.t.o, and scroll down to the aqua theme. Cool, ain't it? Now look at the things to do list - see the one that says "Ask about pilot.themes.org"? Now you know it's a joke, because Palm isn't allowed to call their device pilot!
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Yeah, and they all interact (intefere) with each other in just slightly different ways :)
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
2. VMware still won't run Be. How 'bout if they partner with Be to get Be running in VMware, or (better yet) port VMware to Be? (It'd be fast - darn fast.)
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
No, it'd be 9. Word 6, Word 95 (7), Word 97 (8), Word 2000 (9). But the file format is still version 8 - microsoft failed to break compatibility to force users to go buy another upgrade.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Have you been to netscape's web page recently? Netscape is styling themselves after mozilla, not the other way around!
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
I wasn't agreeing with what I said - I was giving the additude. The person who wrote the article didn't understand how the RIAA thinks.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
But that's not just it. It's been dead since e-commerce. It's been dead since gopher became dead. (Remember gopher?) It's been dead since when our little network got overwhelmed by everybody in the world.
But that happened at different times to different people. To some, the internet might have died right at the start of the world wide web, when you could point-and-click the net. To others, it might be when companies really started getting on the 'net bandwagon. To others, it might be e-commerce.
And yet the internet is also alive. It dies, and it reinvents itself. To those who think that regulation can control the internet, go open up a hotbot (or any other bad search engine), and search for warez. Found some? Good. Now repeat to your self, there will always be people who won't be controlled.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
On another note - I just thought of this - does the DMCA make broadcasting concerts over HDTV illegal or difficult, because it's digital quality? Just a thought.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Ok - the point is not about calling communists communists. The point is that we have no right (nor should we care) to find out if they're communists. It's simply another political system, people. Flawed or not, we shouldn't persecute people as McCarthy did.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Ok - the home school comment is out of line - many people home school their kids without being bible-thumping freaks (yes, I put my asbestos suit on). It's also for kids who are too smart to be in the regular system.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Yeah - and both be and linux players use mpg123 or amp. Same difference. Thing is, it works _better_ on be. And damn near perfect SMP - double your performace!
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Try creating an iso image with the right el-torito image and burning it to CD. You can do _that_, can't you?
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
If you read in kernel/OS.h past that (not sure if it's there in R5), you'll find two functions:
int is_computer_on(void);
and
double is_computer_on_fire(void);
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
Well, have fun.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."
There actually is a linux vigor...er...virus. In case you haven't used this diabolical program, you can go to it here.
"The romance of Silicon Valley was about money - excuse me, about changing the world, one million dollars at a time."