And I'm not sure how many people noticed--he's running it with XGL!
If you're going to make a review, do it using the supported software. If you go off and use unsupported (for a good reason!) software, then it's your own damn fault.
Re:Social hack - use "bullfight" for "speed trap".
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Here on the Big Island (Hawaii), we have the exact opposite problem. An open (albeit 2 lane) straight highway that NEVER is crowded is rated at 35MPH, just like everywhere else. OTOH, with a mere eight police officers, they rarely waste time in speedtrapping.
A social networking site doesn't work without people. Therefore, it wouldn't be a gigantic blocklist -- just how many good sized networking sites are there, anyway? Most are just half-assed attempts to get a bit of myspace's marketshare.
BSD RUNS ON ARM
There's a reasonably popular version of OpenBSD for the Sharp Zaurus; it's not FreeBSD, but it's pretty damn close. I'm not saying it would be feasible to port darwin to ARM, but something similar has been done.
The smart thing to do would be to make it use whatever standard SQL extensions are out there (I'm not very versed in SQL), then perhaps make it modular for each of the popular SQL servers.
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this isn't just geeks or nerds, it's 75-year-old retired people, disabled people, and assorted other totally non-technical people.
Oh, I get it. Politicians!
(insert tubes joke)
Just snap on a $.10 Ferrite Core on the ethernet... that'll do it!
And I'm not sure how many people noticed--he's running it with XGL!
If you're going to make a review, do it using the supported software. If you go off and use unsupported (for a good reason!) software, then it's your own damn fault.
Here on the Big Island (Hawaii), we have the exact opposite problem. An open (albeit 2 lane) straight highway that NEVER is crowded is rated at 35MPH, just like everywhere else. OTOH, with a mere eight police officers, they rarely waste time in speedtrapping.
What the hell was that?
make sure to snip all the enclosed plastic rings...
In addition, this site has 2 doubleclick popups every tiem you go to another page. Yuck!
You have one of those new-fangled manual toothbrushes, don't you?
Only on slashdot do people get into a dozen pages worth of a conversation about copy-paste.
Wow =|
Maybe it wasn't hacking, but jangling his keys against the connection to make KERMIT fail was pretty damn 1337 ;)
A social networking site doesn't work without people. Therefore, it wouldn't be a gigantic blocklist -- just how many good sized networking sites are there, anyway? Most are just half-assed attempts to get a bit of myspace's marketshare.
I for one welcome our new immoral immortal computing gods.
I wonder how this would affect the fact that the vast majority of employees in video game stores are under 30
Sure, but do you really think that they're going to use the least secure box on their network (assumed) for p2p?
BSD RUNS ON ARM There's a reasonably popular version of OpenBSD for the Sharp Zaurus; it's not FreeBSD, but it's pretty damn close. I'm not saying it would be feasible to port darwin to ARM, but something similar has been done.
New, from apple. The iCEO.
The smart thing to do would be to make it use whatever standard SQL extensions are out there (I'm not very versed in SQL), then perhaps make it modular for each of the popular SQL servers.
You call IT.
Anyone else getting a feeling of Deja Vu?
So you post it far up on the post que in /. Now it'll go down!
Oh my goodness! Flash on PPC!
Linux mavens rejoice?
Because they probably aren't very familiar with the code they'd be working with.
Insert some joke about "they're good at temp-patching issues"
Don't you mean "Come on who?"
It's an end to global warming, of course!