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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @pleia2: Playing w android-pcbcr so I can use my nexus 1 as a book barcode scanner over wifi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDAVDQO_qyMJul 25 00:24
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] I seriously recommend watching Nolan's Inception.Well worth your time and money at a #cinema near you. #moviesJul 25 00:49
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @jstone: Here's a good movie for the weekend, "The Yes Men Fix The World": http://ur1.ca/0ty33Jul 25 00:51
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @glynmoody: GPLv3 now dominates at Google Code - http://bit.ly/b51tRr big triumph for GPLv3: many were sceptical about its chancesJul 25 00:55
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @philshapiro: Video: India unveils world's cheapest 'laptop' (actually tablet) - http://bit.ly/cretwV - costing $35. Linux rocks.Jul 25 02:04
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[wikileaks] US soldier speaks out about Iraq slaughter video http://bit.ly/clWNthJul 25 02:30
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tessiercubezzz3: Maybe I would know what?Jul 25 03:14
DaemonFCJamie Zawinski made me laugh once with something to the effect of "So what if it's broken? It was free right?"Jul 25 03:20
DaemonFC:PJul 25 03:20
DaemonFC"You should be on your knees thanking us for wasing your time"Jul 25 03:20
DaemonFCheheJul 25 03:20
DaemonFC*wastingJul 25 03:21
DaemonFChttp://www.jwz.org/doc/linuxvideo.htmlJul 25 03:21
DaemonFChere it isJul 25 03:21
DaemonFC*thanks to Google :)Jul 25 03:21
DaemonFC"I guess you could consider it a review, if you were to squint at it just right. But really what it is is a rant about how I had an evening stolen from me by crap software design."Jul 25 03:22
DaemonFCheheheJul 25 03:22
DaemonFC"You're clearly an idiot, Linux is too sophisticated for you, you clearly are incapable of understanding anything, you should go back to kindergarten and/or use a Mac." (Oddly, all of these messages used the word `clearly' repeatedly.)Jul 25 03:23
DaemonFC:DJul 25 03:23
DaemonFCI seem to remember him using Red Hat 9 for like foreverJul 25 03:24
DaemonFCthen poking around with Ubuntu (7.10 I think it was), calling it crap, and then going back to Red Hat 9 for a whileJul 25 03:25
DaemonFCthat had me in stitchesJul 25 03:25
tessierI don't get it.Jul 25 03:43
tessierHow does insulting both free software and users get us anywhere?Jul 25 03:44
cubezzz3tessier, first PC with an MMUJul 25 03:57
cubezzz3I decided it must have been Sun 1Jul 25 03:58
cubezzz3old rant DaemonFCJul 25 03:59
cubezzz3anyways, I like X well enoughJul 25 04:00
DaemonFCwhy is my equal sign not working?Jul 25 04:01
DaemonFCI've already tried turning the keyboard over and hitting itJul 25 04:01
cubezzz3stop eating chips around it thenJul 25 04:02
cubezzz3"No eating in the computer room"Jul 25 04:02
DaemonFCthe key works as the plus signJul 25 04:03
tessieroh...first pc with an mmu...I thought that was the 286. We talked about this once before...Jul 25 04:03
DaemonFCit's a problem with KDE apparentlyJul 25 04:03
tessieroh, PC as in personal computer not x86Jul 25 04:03
tessierI wonder what it was like to use unix on a non-MMU computer.Jul 25 04:04
cubezzz3tessier, I did thatJul 25 04:04
cubezzz3Venix and XenixJul 25 04:04
tessierYour userspace app could crash the whole thing.Jul 25 04:04
cubezzz3it wasn't that great :)Jul 25 04:04
cubezzz3not sure if 286 had an MMUJul 25 04:05
cubezzz3but Sun 1 definitely did, as part of the motherboardJul 25 04:05
cubezzz3anyways, I want an alternative to x86-landJul 25 04:06
DaemonFCMandriva freaked out after I put in KDE 4.5Jul 25 04:07
DaemonFCand I ended up having to delete the .kde4 folder and whack "Defaults" on a bunch of configuration menus to get it workingJul 25 04:07
DaemonFCof course the guy that built the KDE 4.5 packages didn't seem to notice that the package manager thought the newer version of "bovo" (whatever that is) "conflicted" with the old 4.4.3 versionJul 25 04:08
DaemonFCand so I had to uninstall "bovo" and then install the rest of KDE 4.5 and then reinstall "bovo"Jul 25 04:08
cubezzz3I don't even bother using KDE > 3.5.10Jul 25 04:09
DaemonFCthen "Logout" started taking me to a terminal instead of to the log-in screenJul 25 04:09
DaemonFCthat's when I thought of deleting the .kde4 folder and it works right againJul 25 04:09
DaemonFCof course that did kill all my KDE settingsJul 25 04:09
DaemonFCit seems to be under control nowJul 25 04:10
DaemonFCthe keyboard layout got screwed over by _something_ and I had to reset itJul 25 04:10
DaemonFCI got my = key backJul 25 04:10
cubezzz3ok, 286 does have MMUJul 25 04:10
cubezzz3but there was something about 286 that was badJul 25 04:11
DaemonFCan MMU, yesJul 25 04:11
DaemonFCa Paged MMU, noJul 25 04:11
DaemonFCit's good enough to address XMS memoryJul 25 04:11
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 04:11
cubezzz3ah, that must be itJul 25 04:12
DaemonFCLinux has never worked on a 286Jul 25 04:12
DaemonFCwhy are you messing around with one?Jul 25 04:12
cubezzz3I don't recall BSD on 286 eitherJul 25 04:12
cubezzz3I'm notJul 25 04:12
cubezzz3I was merely what PC had the first MMUJul 25 04:13
cubezzz3merely askingJul 25 04:13
DaemonFCcorrectJul 25 04:13
DaemonFCthe hardware that BSD was ported over from was sufficiently advanced beyond the 286Jul 25 04:14
cubezzz3there _was_ Xenix 286 thoughJul 25 04:14
cubezzz3even Xenix 8086 Jul 25 04:14
DaemonFC(not a difficult thing to do)Jul 25 04:14
DaemonFCthe 386 was what it got ported toJul 25 04:14
DaemonFCthe 386 was a radical departure from the 286, the likes of which weren't seen again until X86-64 Jul 25 04:15
DaemonFC:PJul 25 04:15
cubezzz3you might be able to dig up Xenix and run itJul 25 04:15
DaemonFCactually, even X86-64 doesn't change the x86 archtiecture as much as the 386 didJul 25 04:15
DaemonFCwhy Xenix?Jul 25 04:15
DaemonFCMinix ran on itJul 25 04:15
cubezzz3it's common, might have more software for itJul 25 04:16
cubezzz3businesses used itJul 25 04:16
cubezzz3if I was going to do the 286 thing, I'd probably pick Xenix 286 Jul 25 04:16
DaemonFCMinix 3 is 80386 or higher Jul 25 04:16
DaemonFCa 386 and 4 MB of RAM will get you a working terminalJul 25 04:17
cubezzz3even better, buy a Sun 1Jul 25 04:17
DaemonFCB-)Jul 25 04:17
DaemonFCno X thoughJul 25 04:17
DaemonFCobviouslyJul 25 04:17
cubezzz3curses :)Jul 25 04:17
DaemonFCit's good enough to run ArachneJul 25 04:17
DaemonFC:PJul 25 04:17
cubezzz3heck, then you're back to DOSJul 25 04:17
DaemonFCnot reallyJul 25 04:18
DaemonFCMinix takes advantage of the i386 architectureJul 25 04:18
DaemonFCand is a 32-bit OSJul 25 04:18
DaemonFCDOS isn'tJul 25 04:18
cubezzz3I assume Minix runs X?Jul 25 04:18
DaemonFCwell, you can use DOS extenders for that but then it's not really DOS anymoreJul 25 04:18
DaemonFCit doesJul 25 04:18
cubezzz3Desqview :)Jul 25 04:19
cubezzz3I even have Desqview/XJul 25 04:19
DaemonFCcubezzz3: Minix has an X serverJul 25 04:19
DaemonFCand a desktop environment it defaults toJul 25 04:19
DaemonFCcalled EquinoxJul 25 04:19
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equinox_Desktop_EnvironmentJul 25 04:19
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cubezzz3ok, oldest machine that can run X :)Jul 25 04:20
DaemonFCwell, by default I mean binary packages for it are made available as optional extrasJul 25 04:20
DaemonFCbut then again, X itself is an optional extraJul 25 04:21
DaemonFCEDE can run on Linux but it's not freedesktop.org compatibleJul 25 04:21
DaemonFCit is fairly minimal thoughJul 25 04:22
DaemonFCyour 486 could probably run it happilyJul 25 04:22
DaemonFChttp://www.equinox-project.org/Jul 25 04:23
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cubezzz3it's already running icewm plus some of the X programs I wroteJul 25 04:23
DaemonFChttp://www.equinox-project.org/sitemedia/screenshots/20b_shot1.pngJul 25 04:23
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cubezzz3I wonder if I could get BL3 to run my parallel port scannerJul 25 04:24
cubezzz3but I'm using plip so it would be awkwardJul 25 04:24
DaemonFCthe main problem the coexistance of GNOME and KDE cause it their different GUI toolkitsJul 25 04:24
cubezzz3here is the kicker:Jul 25 04:25
DaemonFCit makes whichever desktop you choose less consistent if you want to mix GTK and QT programsJul 25 04:25
cubezzz3"32-bit protected memory mode"Jul 25 04:25
cubezzz3286 doesn't have itJul 25 04:25
DaemonFC286 is a 16-bit CPUJul 25 04:25
cubezzz3yeah :)Jul 25 04:25
DaemonFCthe 386 is not necessarily a 32-bit CPU either thoughJul 25 04:25
cubezzz3and PDP-11 was 32 bitJul 25 04:25
DaemonFCthe 386 SX was 16-bit and had a maximum of 16 MB of RAMJul 25 04:26
DaemonFCthe DX was the 32-bit versionJul 25 04:26
cubezzz3it was part 16 and part 32 bit wasn't it?Jul 25 04:27
cubezzz3the SXJul 25 04:27
DaemonFCnoJul 25 04:27
cubezzz3yesJul 25 04:28
cubezzz3"The CPU remained fully 32-bit internally, but the 16-bit bus was intended to simplify circuit board layout and reduce total cost"Jul 25 04:28
DaemonFCthe SX was a way to get rid of faulty DX chipsJul 25 04:28
cubezzz3hence both 16 and 32 bitJul 25 04:28
DaemonFCit started out because of a bug in the chipsetJul 25 04:28
cubezzz3then there is 486SLCJul 25 04:29
DaemonFCIntel brands good parts as cheaper versions at lower clock speedsJul 25 04:29
DaemonFCeven todayJul 25 04:29
DaemonFCor with perfectly good L@ or L3 disabledJul 25 04:29
DaemonFC*L2Jul 25 04:29
DaemonFCit's a way to supply their low end market without eating into their more profitable businessJul 25 04:30
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_80487#80487Jul 25 04:31
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DaemonFCheheJul 25 04:31
DaemonFCanother evil thing Intel didJul 25 04:31
DaemonFCthat's one good reason to switch over to the X86-64 version of the OSJul 25 04:33
DaemonFCx87 is totally illegal in X86-64 softwareJul 25 04:33
DaemonFCit forces at least SSE2Jul 25 04:33
cubezzz3intel is evil thoughJul 25 04:34
cubezzz3so you want to get off intelJul 25 04:34
DaemonFCthere's a lot of 32-bit x86 software that's still using x87Jul 25 04:35
DaemonFCeven though Intel deprecated it years agoJul 25 04:35
DaemonFC:PJul 25 04:35
DaemonFCx87 is still allowed in X86-64 Long Mode when running 32-bit softwareJul 25 04:36
DaemonFCbut that's the only time it should surfaceJul 25 04:36
DaemonFCreally most decent software ditched x87 long agoJul 25 04:36
cubezzz3see?Jul 25 04:37
cubezzz3you are stuck on wintelJul 25 04:37
cubezzz3no escapeJul 25 04:37
DaemonFCMicrosoft Visual Studio won't allow you to use x87 features at all nowJul 25 04:37
DaemonFCsince version 2008Jul 25 04:37
DaemonFCthat's why all the crappy programs still only provise VS 2005 project filesJul 25 04:37
DaemonFC:PJul 25 04:38
DaemonFC*provideJul 25 04:38
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DaemonFCgcc still allows itJul 25 04:38
DaemonFCeven in 4.5Jul 25 04:38
DaemonFCwhich it shouldn'tJul 25 04:38
cubezzz3of course, wintel commands you to buy a new PC every 2 yearsJul 25 04:38
cubezzz3you can't disobey :)Jul 25 04:38
DaemonFCthat's ridiculousJul 25 04:39
DaemonFCI still use my old XP laptopJul 25 04:39
cubezzz3tightly integrated and non-fixableJul 25 04:39
cubezzz3consumerism all the wayJul 25 04:40
DaemonFCit worksJul 25 04:40
cubezzz3that's fine, but you still have newer computers as well yes?Jul 25 04:40
cubezzz3wintel is pleasedJul 25 04:40
cubezzz3i7 in every homeJul 25 04:40
DaemonFCwho cares?Jul 25 04:41
cubezzz3with windowsJul 25 04:41
cubezzz3I think you get the ideaJul 25 04:41
DaemonFCmaybe I want a nicer PC than the one I bought when people were still complaining about President BushJul 25 04:41
DaemonFC(Sr.)Jul 25 04:41
DaemonFCyou obviously don'tJul 25 04:41
DaemonFCthat's fineJul 25 04:41
DaemonFChow's that 20 MB hard drive holding up? :)Jul 25 04:42
cubezzz3it's 250 meg actually, and it still works :)Jul 25 04:42
DaemonFCgood good, and the 8 MB of RAM?Jul 25 04:42
cubezzz316 megs!Jul 25 04:42
cubezzz3yeah that works tooJul 25 04:42
DaemonFCbattery powered sex toys have more memory than your computerJul 25 04:43
DaemonFCand a faster CPU tooJul 25 04:43
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 04:43
cubezzz3people are conditioned to consume and buy things that they don't even needJul 25 04:44
cubezzz3over-eating is another exampleJul 25 04:44
cubezzz3serving sizes at restaurants...Jul 25 04:45
cubezzz3SUVsJul 25 04:45
DaemonFCnothing wrong with the serving sizesJul 25 04:46
DaemonFCwhat's wrong is the people that willingly order and eat those serving sizesJul 25 04:46
DaemonFCwith no gun pointed at their headJul 25 04:46
cubezzz3it's gluttonyJul 25 04:46
DaemonFCof their own free willJul 25 04:46
DaemonFCit's their rightJul 25 04:47
DaemonFCthey can pay for itJul 25 04:47
DaemonFCand then they can pay for itJul 25 04:47
DaemonFCfuck youJul 25 04:47
DaemonFCtheir choiceJul 25 04:47
DaemonFCsee how free will works?Jul 25 04:47
cubezzz3oh I don't care reallyJul 25 04:47
cubezzz3just an observationJul 25 04:47
DaemonFCand why do liberals always complain about other peoples problems?Jul 25 04:47
DaemonFCthen try to use the state to interfere with freedom of choice?Jul 25 04:47
DaemonFCdoes it bother them when they can't dictate what other people can and can't do?Jul 25 04:48
DaemonFCcontrol freakeryJul 25 04:48
cubezzz3I don't knowJul 25 04:48
DaemonFCeveryone knows cigarettes are poisonousJul 25 04:48
DaemonFCsome people, knowing the risk, smoke anywayJul 25 04:48
DaemonFCoh no, shouts the liberal whiny dochebagJul 25 04:49
cubezzz3it's trueJul 25 04:49
DaemonFCfree will!!!Jul 25 04:49
DaemonFCI must stop them from making an informed decision!Jul 25 04:49
DaemonFC*I* must interfere with their daily lives!Jul 25 04:49
DaemonFCmuahahahaaaa!!!!Jul 25 04:49
cubezzz3yes, but I was really mainly talking about myself and computers :)Jul 25 04:49
DaemonFCI know, maybe I can put out a bunch of fraudulant science about second hand smokeJul 25 04:49
cubezzz3I didn't say you shouldn't buy oneJul 25 04:49
DaemonFCand recruit other people as my unwitting anti-smoking Nazi horde!Jul 25 04:50
cubezzz3I'm not switching to a 286Jul 25 04:50
DaemonFCsee, if you don't like walking into that restaurant and smelling cigarette smoke, nobody is making you take your business thereJul 25 04:50
cubezzz3I merely like to keep what I have in working conditionJul 25 04:50
DaemonFCbut the liberal just passes a law that says nobody can smoke, in a PRIVATELY OWNED establishmentJul 25 04:50
DaemonFCfuckersJul 25 04:51
DaemonFCthis is what you get with liberalsJul 25 04:51
DaemonFCa nanny stateJul 25 04:51
DaemonFCevery timeJul 25 04:51
DaemonFChttp://thebsreport.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/nanny-state.jpgJul 25 04:52
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DaemonFCheheJul 25 04:52
cubezzz3a social liberal would really be someone who wanted less restrictions, not moreJul 25 04:52
cubezzz3as I understand the termJul 25 04:52
cubezzz3e.g. no seatbelts in NH yes?Jul 25 04:52
DaemonFChttp://www.amazon.com/Nanny-State-Teetotaling-Do-Gooders-Bureaucrats/dp/0767924320Jul 25 04:52
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DaemonFC"Nanny State: How Food Fascists, Teetotaling Do-Gooders, Priggish Moralists, and other Boneheaded Bureaucrats are Turning America into a Nation of Children"Jul 25 04:53
cubezzz3anyways...Jul 25 04:53
DaemonFCit's European style liberal crapJul 25 04:53
DaemonFCan invasion of itJul 25 04:53
cubezzz3oh I understand your argumentJul 25 04:54
DaemonFC"Whether bureaucrats are banning trans fats, trying to reduce drinking or legislating where citizens can smoke, Harsanyi objects. Such regulation, he believes, insults a freeborn citizenry. As he puts it: the five most frightening words in the English language: something needs to be done."Jul 25 04:54
DaemonFClolJul 25 04:54
DaemonFCsounds like Ronald Reagan (the campaign speech, not the President he went on to become)Jul 25 04:55
cubezzz3generally speaking banning transfats is a good ideaJul 25 04:55
DaemonFCThe scariest thing you'll ever hear is "I'm from the government and I'm here to help"Jul 25 04:55
DaemonFC:DJul 25 04:55
DaemonFCbanning transfats, OK, then it's salts, then it's preservativesJul 25 04:56
DaemonFCthen PETA steps in and makes us all eat tofurkeyJul 25 04:56
DaemonFCwhere does it end?Jul 25 04:56
cubezzz3I tried tofu burgers, and I hated them :)Jul 25 04:56
cubezzz3or veggie burgers... or whatever it wasJul 25 04:56
DaemonFCyou'll eat tofurkey and you'll eat it without any non government approved spicesJul 25 04:57
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 04:57
cubezzz3you can still buy a big mac Jul 25 04:57
cubezzz3if you hurry :)Jul 25 04:57
DaemonFCyou're damed right I canJul 25 04:57
cubezzz3people can still buy cigarettes too, last time I checkedJul 25 04:57
DaemonFCthose vegetarians piss me off more than anythingJul 25 04:57
DaemonFCmakes me want to find the biggest greasiest cheeseburger out there and pin their eyelids openJul 25 04:58
DaemonFCso they have to watch me eat it, savoring every biteJul 25 04:58
DaemonFCfascist cocksuckersJul 25 04:58
DaemonFC:PJul 25 04:58
cubezzz3yes but there's no ban on meatJul 25 04:58
DaemonFCnot yetJul 25 04:58
cubezzz3so how could they even bother you? ;)Jul 25 04:58
DaemonFCwait until ObamaCare 2.0Jul 25 04:58
cubezzz3I think Obama even smokesJul 25 04:59
DaemonFC"Well, now that we choose all your healthcare decisions, eating meat and too much salt are costing us moneyJul 25 04:59
DaemonFC"As you are our vassals, you will eat whatever we say you will"Jul 25 04:59
DaemonFC"You are property, not free people"Jul 25 04:59
DaemonFCthat's what healthcare is all aboutJul 25 05:00
cubezzz3hmmm, straw man argumentJul 25 05:00
DaemonFCit's a front so they can control us moreJul 25 05:00
cubezzz3seriously though, I do like older computersJul 25 05:00
cubezzz3I know that's probably strange to hearJul 25 05:00
DaemonFChealth, safety, and family valuesJul 25 05:01
DaemonFCdon't eat that cheeseburger you NaziJul 25 05:01
cubezzz3my earlier comments were mainly about how modern operating systems don't allow for older computersJul 25 05:02
DaemonFCdon't smoke in your own homeJul 25 05:02
DaemonFCor a private business that otherwise would say you canJul 25 05:02
DaemonFCabstinence before marriageJul 25 05:02
DaemonFCBY STATUTE!Jul 25 05:02
DaemonFCwoot!Jul 25 05:02
DaemonFCit's coming back!!!Jul 25 05:02
cubezzz3doubtfulJul 25 05:02
DaemonFCthe Supreme Court has become as suggestion panelJul 25 05:03
DaemonFCsome states are still trying to enforce their sodomy lawsJul 25 05:03
DaemonFC*aJul 25 05:03
DaemonFCthe Mormons bought up a mile of public street and sidewalk in Salt Lake CityJul 25 05:03
DaemonFCand they'll have you arrested if you're holding another man's hand on what was a public sidewalkJul 25 05:04
cubezzz3wow you got Mormons and Amish ;)Jul 25 05:04
DaemonFCit's a one mile stretch of MAIN STREETJul 25 05:04
DaemonFCdo you not get the problem here?Jul 25 05:04
DaemonFCsupposed to be a PUBLIC resourceJul 25 05:04
DaemonFChow does the city government sell it to a church?Jul 25 05:05
DaemonFCcubezzz3: The Amish keep to themselvesJul 25 05:05
DaemonFCand they call us "The English"Jul 25 05:05
DaemonFCand they inbreed Jul 25 05:05
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 05:05
DaemonFCif being English means I don't fuck my sisters, then hell yeah I'm English!Jul 25 05:06
DaemonFCB-)Jul 25 05:06
cubezzz3I think it originated in German or SwitzerlandJul 25 05:06
cubezzz3Amish I meanJul 25 05:06
DaemonFCdo you have Amish in Canadaland?Jul 25 05:06
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 05:07
cubezzz3I think so yesJul 25 05:07
DaemonFCI could see them setting up a commune in OntarioJul 25 05:07
cubezzz3In Ontario we do, not sure exactly where thoughJul 25 05:07
DaemonFCit's not that far from their US settlementsJul 25 05:07
DaemonFCyeah, then you have laws passed that gives horses and buggies the right of wayJul 25 05:08
DaemonFCon roads with a 60 mile per hour speed limitJul 25 05:08
DaemonFC:PJul 25 05:08
cubezzz3nothing here me thoughJul 25 05:08
DaemonFCbe gladJul 25 05:08
DaemonFCbe VERY gladJul 25 05:08
cubezzz3I never see horses or buggiesJul 25 05:08
DaemonFCa horse and buggy on a road with a 60 MPH speed limitJul 25 05:09
DaemonFCcan cause a bit of a problemJul 25 05:09
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 05:09
cubezzz350 kpm on most city roadsJul 25 05:09
cubezzz3or lessJul 25 05:09
cubezzz3er, kmJul 25 05:09
cubezzz3kilometer per hour :)Jul 25 05:10
DaemonFC96.56064 kilometers per hourJul 25 05:10
DaemonFCwoohooJul 25 05:10
*DaemonFC switches over to the metric system so he can fly down the interstates doing 112 without a ticket or losing his licenseJul 25 05:10
DaemonFC:DJul 25 05:10
cubezzz350 kpm = 31.06856 mphJul 25 05:11
cubezzz3for city drivingJul 25 05:11
DaemonFCcity roads tend to be anywhere from 30-35 MPHJul 25 05:11
cubezzz3of course a lot of people go faster than thatJul 25 05:11
DaemonFC20 in a school zoneJul 25 05:11
cubezzz3yes, similar hereJul 25 05:12
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_limits_in_the_United_StatesJul 25 05:12
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DaemonFCB-)Jul 25 05:12
DaemonFCsorry officer, I just can't drive 55!Jul 25 05:12
DaemonFC:PJul 25 05:12
cubezzz3I think some interstates are 70 mph yes?Jul 25 05:13
DaemonFCheh, some interstates are 85 nowJul 25 05:13
DaemonFC:DJul 25 05:13
DaemonFCin Indiana, they're 70 thoughJul 25 05:13
cubezzz3"Montana and Nevada among others previously had no statutory speed limits for cars and motorcycles in certain conditions"Jul 25 05:14
cubezzz3wowJul 25 05:14
DaemonFCin Texas you can do 80 during the day in some placesJul 25 05:14
DaemonFCbut at night it goes down to 65Jul 25 05:14
DaemonFCyes, it was "don't exceed a reasonable speed" or somethingJul 25 05:15
DaemonFCwhich is unconstitutionally vagueJul 25 05:15
DaemonFCmeaning all speeding tickets were technically invalid :)Jul 25 05:15
cubezzz3well, a lower speed for night driving is understandableJul 25 05:16
DaemonFCthe Feds allow the states to decide how to label interstate highways in most casesJul 25 05:16
cubezzz3sometimes I take the trainJul 25 05:17
DaemonFCthe state can label in Kilometers or Km/h if they likeJul 25 05:17
DaemonFCbut none of them doJul 25 05:17
cubezzz3yes we've been through that :)Jul 25 05:17
DaemonFCtypically the odometer is in miles onlyJul 25 05:17
DaemonFCso Kilometers would be very confusing Jul 25 05:18
cubezzz3I'm comfortable with both systemsJul 25 05:18
DaemonFCsome cars have a speedometer that gives Kilometers per hour as a secondary readingJul 25 05:18
DaemonFCmine does :PJul 25 05:18
cubezzz3digital dash?Jul 25 05:19
DaemonFCnoJul 25 05:19
DaemonFCthe kilometers per hour reading is on the bottom in half-sized fontJul 25 05:19
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 05:19
cubezzz3oh rightJul 25 05:19
cubezzz3just one analog dial thenJul 25 05:19
DaemonFCyeahJul 25 05:20
DaemonFCcars are going more digital now with everythingJul 25 05:20
DaemonFCjust so there's more stuff to failJul 25 05:20
DaemonFCyou can't fix it yourselfJul 25 05:20
cubezzz3I had a digital dash in the 80'sJul 25 05:20
DaemonFCand it's really expensive to fixJul 25 05:20
cubezzz3it messed up a lot thoughJul 25 05:20
DaemonFCeven when sensors and digital displays make no senseJul 25 05:20
DaemonFCthey're putting them on shit just so they fail more and cost moreJul 25 05:20
DaemonFC"The 1995 National Highway System Designation Act prohibited use of federal funds to finance new metric signage."Jul 25 05:21
DaemonFClmaoJul 25 05:21
DaemonFC"Jul 25 05:22
DaemonFCIn response to the 1973 oil crisis, Congress enacted the National Maximum Speed Law that created the universal 55 miles per hour (89 km/h) speed limit.Jul 25 05:22
DaemonFCThe law was widely disregarded by motorists, even after the national maximum was increased to 65 miles per hour (105 km/h) in 1987 on certain roads. In 1995, the law was repealed, returning the choice of speed limit to each state.Jul 25 05:22
DaemonFC:PJul 25 05:22
DaemonFCyeah, the speed limit was 55-65, but the cops never pulled anyone over for doing 70Jul 25 05:23
DaemonFCthey would if you did much more than that thoughJul 25 05:23
DaemonFC"The law was widely disregarded by motorists. Most states subversively opposed the law, ranging from proposing deals for exemption from it to minimizing speeding penalties."Jul 25 05:24
DaemonFCYeah, I think Indiana fined you $5 for going 65 in a 55 zoneJul 25 05:25
DaemonFCwhat cop is going to pull you over to ticket you $5? :PJul 25 05:25
cubezzz3free donuts? :)Jul 25 05:25
cubezzz3I'll give you a box of donuts if you don't give me a ticketJul 25 05:25
DaemonFCthe federal government wasn't intended to micromanageJul 25 05:26
DaemonFCbut damn if they don't love doing itJul 25 05:26
DaemonFChttp://www.thenewspaper.com/news/11/1148.aspJul 25 06:06
DaemonFChttp://www.jwz.org/hacks/why-cooperation-with-rms-is-impossible.mp3Jul 25 06:39
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DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XEmacsJul 25 06:42
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DaemonFCcubezzz3: http://ftp.netscape.com/pub/netscape7/english/7.2/unix/linux/sea/netscape-i686-pc-linux-gnu-sea.tar.gzJul 25 06:50
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DaemonFCfor your 486Jul 25 06:50
DaemonFCB-)Jul 25 06:50
*DaemonFC wonders if it still worksJul 25 06:50
*DaemonFC downloads itJul 25 06:51
DaemonFC[ryan@localhost netscape-installer]$ ./netscape-installerJul 25 06:53
DaemonFC./netscape-installer-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directoryJul 25 06:53
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 06:53
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DaemonFCNo package named libgtk-1.2.so.0Jul 25 06:55
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netscape_BrowserJul 25 07:00
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schestowitz"Customers will get free bumpers or cases, but not an apology -- and Apple continues to miss the real issue" http://www.infoworld.com/d/mobilize/iphone-4-apple-does-the-right-thing-unconvincingly-633Jul 25 07:09
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Microsoft’s Worst Open Source ‘Infiltration’ Ever http://ur1.ca/0u01o #entryism #linux #clug #southafrica #opensourceJul 25 07:11
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DaemonFChttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms379558Jul 25 07:21
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DaemonFCschestowitz: sounds like your kind of sample programJul 25 07:21
DaemonFCwiting a tabbed browser in C# which embeds IE Trident :)Jul 25 07:22
DaemonFC*writingJul 25 07:22
schestowitzhttp://www.infoworld.com/t/mobile-services/att-cant-you-do-anything-right-152Jul 25 07:22
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DaemonFChttp://x264dev.multimedia.cx/?p=499Jul 25 07:25
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DaemonFC"Many parts of the spec were outright misleading and contradicted libvpx itself."Jul 25 07:26
DaemonFClolJul 25 07:26
DaemonFC"It didn’t help that the suite of official conformance tests didn’t even cover all the features used by the official encoder!  We’ve already started adding our own conformance tests to deal with this.  But I’ve complained enough in past posts about the lack of a spec; let’s get onto the gritty details."Jul 25 07:29
DaemonFCouchJul 25 07:29
DaemonFC3rd parties that have nothing to do with the original spec have had to effectively reverse engineer VP8 to make working conformance testsJul 25 07:29
DaemonFCshitJul 25 07:29
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @BR3NDA: 250 Palestinian Refugee Children receive laptops in the Amari Boys School! One Laptop per Child ur1.ca/0tzsaJul 25 07:41
schestowitzrlove? http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1610334Jul 25 07:41
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sebsebsebschestowitz: For UK Dell drops Ubuntu for now. http://www.linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2010072400635NWBZJul 25 07:51
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schestowitzIt never really supported itJul 25 07:51
schestowitzNot Dell UKJul 25 07:51
schestowitzAnd they hid it deep inside the pages, with few optionsJul 25 07:51
sebsebsebwell yeah it was hidden awayJul 25 07:51
sebsebsebfor people in the knowJul 25 07:52
sebsebsebI am thinking .comJul 25 07:52
sebsebseb,but I guess same for .co.ukJul 25 07:52
schestowitzhttp://mybroadband.co.za/news/software/13942-Linux-mobile-fast-track.htmlJul 25 07:56
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schestowitzThey lack advertising, then they fulfil their own rant by claiming no demandJul 25 07:57
schestowitzI wonder if the recent backlash about "Security" is also what contributed to their decision\Jul 25 07:57
schestowitzhttp://www.dailytech.com/Why+I+Love+Linux+by+Kale+Stedman/article19077.htmJul 25 07:58
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schestowitzhttp://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/linux_unix/article.php/3893556/Dont+Bother+Waiting+for+the+Linux+Revolution:+Its+Already+Here.htmJul 25 07:58
sebsebsebschestowitz: Well good comments on Linux Today for itJul 25 08:00
schestowitzhttp://www.themoscowtimes.com/business/article/government-computers-to-get-linux-based-operating-system/410915.htmlJul 25 08:00
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sebsebsebschestowitz: This is worth reading really,  and can get onto it from Greygeeks comment on Linux Today http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3112958.msg236375#msg236375Jul 25 08:06
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sebsebsebschestowitz: That site seems to be unoffical, but according to my Firefox add ons its hosted in USA on Microsoft-IIS/6.0 hrm @ thatJul 25 08:07
oiaohmI hate having to backup machines before formating them to hell.Jul 25 08:15
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Interesting thoughts on Dell, Linux, Intel, and Microsoft: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3112958.msg236375#msg236375Jul 25 08:15
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schestowitzsebsebseb: yes, interestingJul 25 08:16
sebsebsebschestowitz: So you used it for something, a Tweet on Twitter?Jul 25 08:17
schestowitzYesJul 25 08:17
sebsebsebokJul 25 08:18
sebsebsebschestowitz: Its like one of your blog entries that post actuallyJul 25 08:19
sebsebseboiaohm: What by putting Windows back on them? :DJul 25 08:20
sebsebsebno that would be re installingJul 25 08:20
sebsebsebnot formattingJul 25 08:20
schestowitzhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDaksxdjJGU&feature=digestJul 25 08:20
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schestowitzNeatJul 25 08:20
sebsebseboiaohm: anyway formatting would get rid of the Microsoft infection :DJul 25 08:21
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oiaohmBoxs are turning into Linux boxs to protect the and serve the rest of the networkJul 25 08:27
sebsebseboiaohm: ohJul 25 08:28
oiaohmYes I have to get rid of there windows client OS's.Jul 25 08:28
oiaohmNot like Linux box's for small networks need to be powerful.Jul 25 08:29
oiaohmThese machines are useless for windows 7Jul 25 08:29
oiaohmI am a master of scrap machine recycling.Jul 25 08:30
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[_goblin] Two days off. Have to finish off the Peppermint ICE article.Jul 25 08:31
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] What is Scientific Data? - http://bit.ly/9s139B good question about important issues #opendata #scienceJul 25 08:31
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schestowitzhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TugslL45aXkJul 25 08:32
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] I've favourited a YouTube video -- Gorilla Suit Man Knocks himself out http://youtu.be/XjqIRGp7Cd8?aJul 25 08:35
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Dell drops Ubuntu PCs from website... for now - http://bit.ly/a2T4WZ you mean *again*? can't they make their mind up? #dell #linux #ukJul 25 08:41
TechrightsBotTitle: Dell drops Ubuntu PCs from website... for now | News | PC Pro .::. Size~: 41.44 KBJul 25 08:41
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] WPA2 vulnerability found - http://bit.ly/cE6TpX another wifi weakness - another reason why #DEAct is unworkable #wifi #securityJul 25 08:44
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] It's more than genes, it's networks and systems - http://bit.ly/9CikKQ excellent explanation of what's really going in #evolutionJul 25 08:51
TechrightsBotTitle: It's more than genes, it's networks and systems : Pharyngula .::. Size~: 116.43 KBJul 25 08:51
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] A Guide to the Digital Economy Act - Part 2 - http://bit.ly/c023fW more useful stuff to cut out and keep #DEAct #ukJul 25 08:55
TechrightsBotTitle: A Guide to the Digital Economy Act - Part 2 - Pirate Party UK .::. Size~: 15.66 KBJul 25 08:55
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Links 25/7/2010: Russian Government and #GNU #Linux , Old #OpenBSD Interview (Video) http://ur1.ca/0u0riJul 25 08:57
TechrightsBotTitle: Links 25/7/2010: Russian Government and GNU/Linux, Old OpenBSD Interview (Video) | Techrights .::. Size~: 109.14 KBJul 25 08:57
sebsebsebschestowitz: Did you go the pcpro article about Dell UK and Ubuntu?Jul 25 09:01
sebsebsebschestowitz: That Linux Today was linking toJul 25 09:02
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Open Architecture Network - http://bit.ly/dnWQvK "open source community dedicated to improving living conditions" (Via @mberry @ecocreative)Jul 25 09:03
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] An Introduction to Firefox's Tab Candy - http://bit.ly/95QCNO really nice idea (who's says OSS isn't innovative?), naff name #firefox #tabsJul 25 09:12
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] A few remarks about #Centrify and #Likewise — the Microsoft-esque companies which pretend to serve open source http://ur1.ca/0u0ulJul 25 09:15
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Ian Tomlinson ruling: we must all fight this whitewash - http://bit.ly/aclhZu great summary of why this is so wrong (via @jackofkent)Jul 25 09:19
TechrightsBotTitle:  Ian Tomlinson ruling: we must all fight this whitewash | George Monbiot | Comment is free | The Guardian  .::. Size~: 188.94 KBJul 25 09:19
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Increasing number of Austrian schools turn to open source - http://bit.ly/bIPRR1 slowly but surely spreading #opensource #schools #atJul 25 09:22
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Educational and Cost Effectiveness: OER vs Traditional Textbooks - http://bit.ly/a2Bb15 interesting project, should provide useful data #oerJul 25 09:28
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] British girls undergo horror of genital mutilation despite tough laws - http://bit.ly/cjXU8E barbaric; its tolerance in UK is a scandal #fgmJul 25 09:36
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Has #BP Already Abandoned Windows? http://ur1.ca/0u0zi No indication yet that BP took a lesson from its computer error #windows #bpcaresJul 25 09:49
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Hmmm... I've just googled "novell" and Techrights is result #5. Not so good for Novell, I think.Jul 25 09:55
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schestowitzhttp://identi.ca/conversation/43259680#notice-43558388 "Isn't it amazing how quickly fortunes change in the digital world. Funny. Novell doesn't show at all on a "Techrights" search."Jul 25 10:00
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schestowitz"nothing wrong with self-aggrandizing ;-)"Jul 25 10:00
tessierhttp://blogs.computerworld.com/16589/wall_street_speaks_the_days_of_microsoft_growth_are_overJul 25 10:08
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oiaohmBoy zdnet is trying to make out that the 35 dollar machine has to be vaporware.Jul 25 10:20
oiaohmBecause if it not it is really the end to MS money game in lower end of market.Jul 25 10:20
schestowitzhttp://280.status.net/notice/288863 "well let's hope the ubuntu crowd becomes a little more skeptical of their "allies" and spends a little less time bashing/censoring/defending them against skeptics"Jul 25 10:21
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schestowitzoiaohm: someone from India told me the same thoughtJul 25 10:21
schestowitz*thoughJul 25 10:21
schestowitzit turns out to be the same guy who talked about $10 laptop some years agoJul 25 10:21
schestowitzWe shall see...Jul 25 10:21
oiaohmToday its possible.Jul 25 10:24
oiaohmSome years ago I was not.Jul 25 10:24
oiaohmYes he talked about it years ago that a long term goal should be a 10 dollar laptop. schestowitzJul 25 10:25
schestowitzhttp://www.zdnet.com/blog/google/enough-with-the-elitist-app-nonsense/2292Jul 25 10:36
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schestowitzoiaohm: now he says under $20Jul 25 10:36
schestowitzPatents are the barrierJul 25 10:36
tessierHope it is real.Jul 25 10:36
tessierWould love to see someone else succeed where OLPC failed.Jul 25 10:36
tessierWould love to see computers get so cheap people cannot afford to pay much for the software on them.Jul 25 10:37
schestowitzhttp://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-20011017-264.htmlJul 25 10:38
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schestowitztessier: it would be best for people who service and set up computersJul 25 10:38
schestowitzNot hardware or software companies that purely deal with creating without servicingJul 25 10:39
schestowitzThe scarcity is man hours that can't have code/ideas reusedJul 25 10:39
schestowitzoiaohm: http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/353946/tax_office_goes_ubuntu_auskey_linux_standard/Jul 25 10:42
TechrightsBotTitle: Tax office goes Ubuntu for AUSkey Linux standard - unix, ubuntu, SBR, Java, Department of Treasury, authentication, Auskey, ATO - Computerworld .::. Size~: 82.14 KBJul 25 10:42
schestowitzABout time..Jul 25 10:42
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oiaohmProgressJul 25 10:50
oiaohmNow to get ODF used internally.Jul 25 10:50
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] RT @jackofkent This is the same CPS that is prosecuting @pauljchambers over #TwitterJokeTrial>>that's clearly *much* more serious than deathJul 25 12:23
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] XOR patent ended Commodore-Amiga - http://bit.ly/a0eU2D "Commodore-Amiga owed $10M for patent infringement" (via @rupertg) #swpats #amigaJul 25 12:36
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] Can s/ tell the #etherpad people that their .org site needs a little love? Lots of 502 gateway errors ...Jul 25 12:55
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @glynmoody: Increasing number of Austrian schools turn to open source - http://bit.ly/bIPRR1 slowly but surely spreadingJul 25 13:02
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] .@glynmoody there are now 6 schools in San Francisco using FOSS. Pls follow @Partimus, The NGO involved w this work.Jul 25 13:04
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] @einfeldt great - thanksJul 25 13:09
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] Bus campaigns are for everyone. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jul/22/london-bus-female-ordination-popeJul 25 13:39
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @glynmoody XOR patent ended Commodore-Amiga - http://bit.ly/a0eU2D "Commodore-Amiga owed $10M for patent infringement" (via @rupertg)Jul 25 14:02
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] We made some progress yesterday on the trusted global ID here at ETOY.tanks. Now we need peer review, so expect publication soonish.Jul 25 14:06
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @jwildeboer: We made some progress yesterday on trusted global ID here at ETOY.tanks. Now we need peer review, expect publication soonish.Jul 25 14:19
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] @jwildeboer: An identification per person globally... isn't it a bit fascist ?Jul 25 14:21
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] WIsh I knew if people liked it better when I posted/dented many links to different sites with news about GNU/Linux.Jul 25 14:27
schestowitzhttp://www.totaltele.com/view.aspx?ID=456420Jul 25 14:28
TechrightsBotTitle: Symbian faces 'Titanic' task to go open source – Funambol .::. Size~: 52.86 KBJul 25 14:28
schestowitzhttp://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5iHl7VtCktMo5VGf70x2fNyN8i2bQJul 25 14:29
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schestowitz"Al-Qaeda's new English-language magazine is an "unfortunately well done" publication aimed at convincing Americans to carry out terrorist attacks at home, a top US lawmaker said Monday."Jul 25 14:29
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] How much can Microsoft chanrge for Vista7 at this stage? Not much. http://ur1.ca/0u2byJul 25 14:41
TechrightsBotTitle: ASUS EP101TC tablet drops Windows for Android - The H Open Source: News and Features .::. Size~: 35.04 KBJul 25 14:41
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] The $35 vapourware/tablet is said to be running Android, not proper Linux http://ur1.ca/0u2cdJul 25 14:44
TechrightsBotTitle:    India's $35 Android tablet for developing world - Google 24/7 - Fortune Tech .::. Size~: 67.58 KBJul 25 14:44
schestowitzhttp://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/users-and-contributors-differ-on-oracle-open-source/6859Jul 25 14:48
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] @ruiseabra the mantra is "my data, my control" - you generate the ID, you control it, you own it.Jul 25 14:58
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] Can we map 16 byte hex into 11 alphanumeric chars? I guess not. #globalIDJul 25 15:15
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] More work is needed to classify and broadly characterise 'open' core companies as /not/ open source. Simon Phipps made a good start.Jul 25 15:19
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] At ETOY General Meeting. Share distribution discussion.Jul 25 15:31
schestowitz"I guess India could pull that off. They made the famous $2500 car... [...] But, if it was to run on winblow$, it would be a real vapourware ($35 Redmond would never cut its price so low...)" http://identi.ca/conversation/43295506#notice-43594830Jul 25 15:32
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schestowitzI'm not sure about this. Someone whom I trust in India says it's just vapourware, but I guess patents are the main cost barrier.Jul 25 15:33
schestowitzhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA__RTSCRco&feature=digest "These videos are foolish, Cat. I'm unsubscribing, sorry."Jul 25 15:43
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schestowitzWhat a bunch of idiotsJul 25 15:44
schestowitzThinking that posting "I'm a nigger" videos will reduce racismJul 25 15:44
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[rcweir] Weekly Links #14 http://goo.gl/fb/FXNEtJul 25 16:26
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schestowitz"Pity, I was watching it with eager eyes: 3rd world responding to OLPC and the evil IT companies (Wintel and such"  "Did U know about this http://ur1.ca/0u2s2 ??? Very interesting stuff about M$ financial frauds" http://identi.ca/conversation/43301106#notice-43603966Jul 25 16:26
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schestowitzI spoke to him.... Bill Parish.Jul 25 16:26
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Links 25/7/2010: Catch-up With Last Week's News http://techrights.org/2010/07/25/last-week-news/Jul 25 16:30
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schestowitz"Awesome. Hope he is not hiding or something. Those facts R really disturbing, and should give M$ a hard time." http://identi.ca/conversation/43307369#notice-43606562 "If USA was a serious country..."Jul 25 16:40
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schestowitzMicrosoft's apparent fraud needs someone with a lot of weight to actually call for a probeJul 25 16:40
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schestowitzUnless it's a Microsoft whistleblowerJul 25 16:41
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Microsoft Kills Another ‘Killer Project’, #Patents Killed Commodore-Amiga #swpatsJul 25 17:01
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Microsoft Kills Another ‘Killer Project’, #Patents Killed #Commodore #Amiga http://ur1.ca/0u312 #swpatsJul 25 17:05
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Distrusted Media and the Illusion of #Microsoft as an Open Source Player http://ur1.ca/0u3b6 #opencore #gpl #fudJul 25 17:55
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Lack of news about #Microsoft not an indication of nothing worth saying about its current affairs/actions http://ur1.ca/0u3erJul 25 18:13
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cubezzz3AMiga isn't quite dead btwJul 25 18:14
cubezzz3there's the X1000 Jul 25 18:14
cubezzz3and the FPGA stuffJul 25 18:14
*Wulf-is-not-here is now known as WireWulfJul 25 18:21
schestowitzTrademarks Jul 25 18:21
cubezzz3Commodore management killed Commodore more than MIcrosoft killed CommodoreJul 25 18:22
schestowitzWho mentioned Microsoft?Jul 25 18:22
cubezzz3you can still buy NOS stockJul 25 18:22
cubezzz3me :)Jul 25 18:22
cubezzz3I lived in that eraJul 25 18:23
schestowitzhttp://www.freebsd.org/releases/8.1R/announce.htmlJul 25 18:23
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cubezzz3sorry I relaized there's a comma there ^^^Jul 25 18:23
cubezzz3realizedJul 25 18:23
cubezzz3but Microsoft did help kill Commodore Jul 25 18:23
cubezzz3it just wasn't the biggest factor in their demiseJul 25 18:24
WireWulfM$ is gheyJul 25 18:24
cubezzz3well the XOR patent is news to meJul 25 18:25
cubezzz3interestingJul 25 18:26
cubezzz3double wammieJul 25 18:27
cubezzz3they were selling CD32's in Canada thoughJul 25 18:27
cubezzz3and I'm sure in EuropeJul 25 18:27
cubezzz3I'd rather own a 1200 than a CD32 thoughJul 25 18:29
schestowitzWireWulf: its CEO is definitely chirpyJul 25 18:31
schestowitzhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvsboPUjrGcJul 25 18:32
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WireWulfschestowitz: no video :PJul 25 18:32
schestowitzFlashJul 25 18:33
WireWulfno XJul 25 18:33
cubezzz3no X :)Jul 25 18:33
cubezzz3:-PJul 25 18:33
schestowitzOh..Jul 25 18:33
schestowitzThere's some tool which does mpeg->asciiJul 25 18:33
cubezzz3WireWulf is channeling the 80'sJul 25 18:33
schestowitzThen you need youtube-dlJul 25 18:33
amarsh04mplayer has an ascii output optionJul 25 18:34
WireWulfno framebuffer :PJul 25 18:34
WireWulfyetJul 25 18:34
schestowitzso just download from YoutubeJul 25 18:34
schestowitzcubezzz3 told me about the CLI tool for it iircJul 25 18:34
WireWulfi am shopping for a good frambuffer :PJul 25 18:34
schestowitzThere's a BOGOFJul 25 18:36
schestowitzDualJul 25 18:36
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schestowitzHmmm...Jul 25 18:42
schestowitzIf you google "gartner group", techirghts is in page 1Jul 25 18:42
cubezzz3hehJul 25 18:43
schestowitz*LOL* http://twitter.com/yankeegroupJul 25 18:43
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cubezzz3the 1200's are all gone :-(Jul 25 18:48
schestowitzGreyGeek is one of the few people who, well.. when I read that stuff I wish I had written it myself. :-)Jul 25 18:48
schestowitzHe just gave me permission to quote him :-)Jul 25 18:48
schestowitzsebsebseb:                                                                              BOO!!!!!!!11Jul 25 18:48
cubezzz3it's ebay or nothing nowJul 25 18:49
amarsh04cubezzz3, I felt that way trying to get a replacement soundblaster with on-board wavetable synthJul 25 18:49
amarsh04fortunately a local dealer had an old audigy 2 zs for AUD$50Jul 25 18:50
sebsebsebschestowitz:                                                                                      MOO!!!!!!!!!!!Jul 25 18:51
WireWulfwelcome to mt.doom's pizza can i has your orderJul 25 18:51
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schestowitzsebsebseb: http://v.youku.com/index/y404/q/youtube+cowsJul 25 19:08
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schestowitzhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FavUpD_IjVYJul 25 19:09
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Microsoft Kickbacks and Pressures on Dell: Lessons From #Intel http://ur1.ca/0u3ri The commonalities between #GNU #Linux and #AMDJul 25 19:21
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schestowitzhttp://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/security/?p=4043 "Russian spies made themselves at home at Microsoft, among other U.S. institutions, and proved that an (arguably) open source disk encryption application is a tough nut to crack."Jul 25 19:40
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[nsisodiya] I can pay double price if u give me mobile device which has - 'Ogg/webm ringtones, HTML5 browser, ODF/Pdf Reader, Linux/Android based' #cryJul 25 19:44
schestowitzhttp://www.techdirt.com/blog/wireless/articles/20100715/10300810229.shtmlJul 25 19:45
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] The Nature of Science Blog Networks - http://bit.ly/aRNZWs the next science blogging network? "there won’t be one" says @cameronneylonJul 25 19:47
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Mass BitTorrent Lawsuits Now Target Private Trackers - http://bit.ly/9kH4hT raises more issues than you might expect - worth reading #p2pJul 25 19:55
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Ian Tomlinson and Misconduct in Public Office - http://bit.ly/b25Arh now that's an interesting point #tomlinsonJul 25 19:58
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schestowitzIs this proprietary? http://www.dynamicbusiness.com.au/articles/articles-news/jentla-certified-endorsement-1813.htmlJul 25 20:02
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DaemonFChttp://www.zazzle.com/zombie_jesus_long_sleeved_shirt-235089914928312862Jul 25 20:07
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schestowitzhttp://www.comicsalliance.com/2010/07/22/super-heroes-vs-the-westboro-baptist-church/Jul 25 20:08
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schestowitzDaemonFC: it makes more sense to believe in zombies than in resurrectionsJul 25 20:09
schestowitzZombies don't dent laws of physics and biology as muchJul 25 20:09
schestowitz*defyJul 25 20:09
DaemonFChttp://www.tshirthell.com/funny-shirts/muhammad/Jul 25 20:11
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DaemonFC:DJul 25 20:11
schestowitzhttp://www.fiercecio.com/techwatch/story/open-source-software-libraries-could-be-vulnerable-timing-hack/2010-07-16Jul 25 20:12
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schestowitzt-shift tagline: shirt to be beheaded inJul 25 20:12
schestowitzDaemonFC: they made him look niceJul 25 20:13
DaemonFChttp://www.tshirthell.com/funny-shirts/wwjd-for-a-klondike-bar/Jul 25 20:15
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schestowitzhttp://www.vancouversun.com/news/Glossy+Qaida+magazine+focuses+tips+politics/3293466/story.htmlJul 25 20:16
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schestowitzThe CIA's investment in Afghan warriors is backfiringJul 25 20:17
schestowitzhttp://www.drdobbs.com/blog/archives/2010/07/openjdk_open_so.html;jsessionid=2SJFKOOZOJ2DJQE1GHPSKH4ATMY32JVNJul 25 20:19
TechrightsBotTitle: C++, Development Tools, Java, Open Source, Web... the world of software development from Dr Dobb's .::. Size~: 76.51 KBJul 25 20:19
schestowitzjavafx too?Jul 25 20:19
DaemonFChttp://www.tshirthell.com/funny-shirts/when-life-hands-you-high-fructose-corn-syrup-citric-acid-make-lemonade/Jul 25 20:20
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DaemonFChehJul 25 20:20
DaemonFChttp://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/07/ipad-goes-under-the-gauntlet-at-universities-this-fall/Jul 25 20:22
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schestowitzhttp://channel.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=25577 "Intel has hired former Palm and Apple vice president Mike Bell to push its smartphone product development forward."Jul 25 20:23
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DaemonFCcarrying an iPad would sure beat lugging 40lbs of books and a laptop all over campus."Jul 25 20:23
DaemonFCunless your ipad decides to delete all your booksJul 25 20:24
DaemonFCor won't start up for whatever reasonJul 25 20:24
schestowitzClasses can buy commodity ereadersJul 25 20:24
schestowitzNot 'premium' junk from AppleJul 25 20:24
schestowitzMaybe some private schools will buy some of the latterJul 25 20:24
schestowitzWHich means PARENTS pay for itJul 25 20:25
DaemonFCyeah, it's unlikely that anyone that age has that kin of money by themselvesJul 25 20:25
DaemonFC*kindJul 25 20:25
DaemonFC"Here, we'll make you get a $500 Crapple e-reader, just lob it onto your student loans and pay interest on it"Jul 25 20:26
DaemonFCthat's where they're going with thisJul 25 20:26
DaemonFCadding an Apple tax to your tuitionJul 25 20:26
DaemonFCand detroying the used book marketJul 25 20:27
DaemonFCwhich pisses publishers offJul 25 20:27
DaemonFC*destroyingJul 25 20:27
DaemonFCpublishers don't like it when they sell a copy once and 10 people get to use itJul 25 20:27
DaemonFCthe ipad eliminates this "problem"Jul 25 20:27
DaemonFCby making everyone buy a new copy at full price from themJul 25 20:28
schestowitzPeople buy second-hand booksJul 25 20:28
DaemonFCrightJul 25 20:29
DaemonFCbut that's not possible with DRMJul 25 20:29
schestowitzAnd pupils can use Wikipedia and other knowledge that's not monopolisedJul 25 20:29
DaemonFCWikipedia is often wrongJul 25 20:29
DaemonFCthe encyclopedia that anyone can vandalize!Jul 25 20:30
DaemonFCnot all bogus crap is as easy to spot as "penis penis penis!!!!" or page blankingJul 25 20:30
DaemonFChey look, any company or government can come in and self-edit!Jul 25 20:31
DaemonFCput in as much false information as they like!Jul 25 20:31
schestowitzhttp://www.billparish.com/20030420barronsoped.htmlJul 25 20:31
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schestowitzDaemonFC: like in textbooksJul 25 20:32
schestowitzMany books are inaccurateJul 25 20:32
DaemonFCevery article of significance on Wikipedia is written mainly by the organizations they're written aboutJul 25 20:32
schestowitzMany are propaganistic Jul 25 20:32
schestowitzDaemonFC: or researchers in the fieldJul 25 20:32
schestowitzPupils don't study firms Jul 25 20:32
schestowitzOr commerceJul 25 20:32
DaemonFCWikipedia is laughableJul 25 20:33
schestowitzThey study history and the likes of itJul 25 20:33
schestowitzDaemonFC: FAUX boy...Jul 25 20:33
DaemonFCthe quality of articles is not consistentJul 25 20:33
WireWulfwikipedia and its pedofiles make me laughJul 25 20:33
schestowitzPull your head out of Murdoch's rectumJul 25 20:33
DaemonFCthings like typos and overtly "POV" statements are allowed to standJul 25 20:33
schestowitzWireWulf: the  pedophiles was a smearJul 25 20:33
schestowitzIt's a lie that came from FAUX/MurdochJul 25 20:34
WireWulfschestowitz: no dought Jul 25 20:34
schestowitzThey try to associate Wikipedia with crimeJul 25 20:34
WireWulfyepperzJul 25 20:34
schestowitzMurdoch's eempire is dyingJul 25 20:34
DaemonFCWikipedia is largely written by liars and criminalsJul 25 20:34
DaemonFCsuch as PR firmsJul 25 20:34
schestowitzHis paywall is a major disaster in the UK (Times)Jul 25 20:34
schestowitzTraffic down 90%Jul 25 20:34
schestowitzDaemonFC: 60% of the 'news' is wortten by PR firmsJul 25 20:34
schestowitzOr ghostwrittenJul 25 20:35
DaemonFCyes, but was that unprofitable traffic?Jul 25 20:35
WireWulfbblJul 25 20:35
schestowitzBased on some recent Aussie study anywayJul 25 20:35
schestowitzI say, take Hicks' advice on PR peopleJul 25 20:35
schestowitzhttp://www.itpro.co.uk/blogs/2010/07/19/murdoch%25e2%2580%2599s-paywall-will-lose-in-the-end-just-like-proprietary-software/Jul 25 20:36
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schestowitzMurdoch and his MinionsJul 25 20:36
DaemonFCif you're throwing out people that don't make you any money and are costing you bandwidth and replacing them with 1/10th as many users, who are paying youJul 25 20:36
schestowitzHannity, Beck...Jul 25 20:36
DaemonFCaren't you still coming out ahead?Jul 25 20:36
schestowitzFigures (albeit unofficial) released today claimed The Times’ website had lost two thirds of its readers since its paywall introduction, leaving just 15,000 clicking through. This was despite 150,000 registering for it when the trial was free. ""Jul 25 20:36
schestowitzDaemonFC: money is not everythingJul 25 20:37
schestowitzStop being so brainwahsedJul 25 20:37
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[nsisodiya] WikiPoke - Your Offline Wikipedia on Android phones - http://www.wikipock.com/product_wikipock_android.php just $10 #wikipedia #androidJul 25 20:37
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schestowitzOr you'll die sad with a pile of coins on top of your bodyJul 25 20:37
DaemonFCmaking money is preferable to beign a "starving artist"Jul 25 20:38
schestowitzStarving?Jul 25 20:38
DaemonFCpeople have this idea that everything is supposed to be free while the outfit that made it had to pay people to produce itJul 25 20:38
DaemonFCwe're all supposed to jsut dump our money out on freeloaders apparentlyJul 25 20:39
schestowitzThose 'outfits' are middlemenJul 25 20:39
schestowitzThe artists you pay when you go mainstream only gets a fractionJul 25 20:39
schestowitzIt's the labels/recorders who make the moneyJul 25 20:39
DaemonFC"“The fact is, there isn’t enough advertising in the world to make all websites profitable. We’d rather have fewer people coming to our website, but paying.”Jul 25 20:40
DaemonFCand he's rightJul 25 20:40
schestowitzIf you have money to spare on music, then pay the artist, not the businessmen exploiting him/herJul 25 20:40
*WireWulf doesnt pay for musicJul 25 20:40
schestowitzDaemonFC: he's not a journalistJul 25 20:40
schestowitzHe's no artist, eitherJul 25 20:40
schestowitzHe's a greedy businessman with agendaJul 25 20:40
*WireWulf has an agendaJul 25 20:41
schestowitzHis agenda is not the same as artists'Jul 25 20:41
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @skr: A wiki for pay as you go SIM cards around the world, suitable for the iPhone & Android. Contributions welcome! http://t.co/3SloqCCJul 25 20:41
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schestowitzHe is irrelevant to the system, like patent trollJul 25 20:41
schestowitzHe's a toll.. clogging up the system by hoarding derivatives from newsJul 25 20:41
WireWulfmmhmmmJul 25 20:42
schestowitzWatch this crappy site; http://asterisk.tmcnet.com/topics/open-source/articles/92361-nmi-organizes-debate-open-source-models.htmJul 25 20:42
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schestowitzThey add nothingJul 25 20:42
schestowitzThey pick press releasesJul 25 20:42
schestowitzThen edit them a littleJul 25 20:42
schestowitzEven with bad markup as in this caseJul 25 20:43
schestowitzAnd call themselves newsJul 25 20:43
schestowitzIt's PR, it's crap, and Google should block their nonsense out of "Google News"Jul 25 20:43
WireWulfnews is just ppl looking into a mic and lieingJul 25 20:43
WireWulfeven "world news" "political news" "american news"Jul 25 20:44
schestowitzDaemonFC: ever done something creative?Jul 25 20:44
schestowitzBesides taking screenshotsJul 25 20:44
schestowitzI'd rather write my opinions and share them for free while lecturing for a living that's mereJul 25 20:44
DaemonFCI do things that benefit meJul 25 20:44
DaemonFCif they benefit others, that's a side effectJul 25 20:45
schestowitzMany people are caged in a job they absolutely hateJul 25 20:45
schestowitzThe compensation (wage) they receive they have little time to take advantage ofJul 25 20:45
DaemonFCif they harm others, I may or may not particularly careJul 25 20:45
schestowitzDaemonFC: cause you're an assJul 25 20:45
DaemonFCwhen they harm me, I will stop doing themJul 25 20:45
*WireWulf 'urts DaemonFC Jul 25 20:46
schestowitz"will something think about the cats!"Jul 25 20:46
DaemonFCI don't usually go outside of enlightened self-interestJul 25 20:46
*schestowitz Warms up stew to go with the JabbaJul 25 20:46
DaemonFCand most people don'tJul 25 20:46
DaemonFCand if they say they do, it's part of an agendaJul 25 20:47
schestowitzPeople can serve their interests without hurting othersJul 25 20:47
DaemonFCnot alwaysJul 25 20:47
schestowitzA farmer makes food for himself and feeds others tooJul 25 20:47
DaemonFCno, he doesn't feed themJul 25 20:47
schestowitzA telemarketer harasses many people to pay his/her billJul 25 20:47
WireWulfi never go out side of unenlightened hate mangeringJul 25 20:47
DaemonFChe sells them their food and they eat itJul 25 20:48
DaemonFCand that's the only reason he does itJul 25 20:48
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 20:48
schestowitzBut it works OK for society at largeJul 25 20:48
schestowitzIf one manufactures something of valueJul 25 20:48
schestowitzSomething that improves society in some waysJul 25 20:48
DaemonFCyou're saying the farmer is a total bastard for asking a fair price for his wares?Jul 25 20:48
schestowitzFew jobs actually doJul 25 20:48
schestowitzTake banking/lawyers for exampleJul 25 20:48
WireWulfbanking produces notingJul 25 20:49
DaemonFCand that there are no other farmers with reasonable prices that will put him out of business when he gets too greedyJul 25 20:49
schestowitzDaemonFC: farmer sell a scarcityJul 25 20:49
schestowitzThey sell food that takes labour to growJul 25 20:49
schestowitzANd people would pay for itJul 25 20:49
WireWulflawyers bicker over what is really meansJul 25 20:49
schestowitzbanking/lawyers justify their own existence (making loans harder to get, making inflation, making lawsuits a lot more expensive, making legalese hard to read)Jul 25 20:50
DaemonFCI think they have the right to charge for the timesJul 25 20:50
schestowitzSome occupations are just created by those who want them created to justify their own creation...Jul 25 20:50
DaemonFCjust as you have the right to not pay for itJul 25 20:50
DaemonFCit will fail if it deserves toJul 25 20:50
WireWulflawyers just twist a already twisted truthJul 25 20:50
DaemonFCand if enough people agree it's nothing specialJul 25 20:50
schestowitzhttp://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-20010904-264.htmlJul 25 20:51
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DaemonFCthe EU really has never had a lot of respect for freedom of associationJul 25 20:51
DaemonFCso it comes naturally for them to have a planned economy like they doJul 25 20:51
schestowitzI actually agree with Gangster Group for a change: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/07/19/symbian_phonegap/Jul 25 20:51
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WireWulfplanned how so ?Jul 25 20:52
schestowitzBut this one any idiot could guess, even NokiaJul 25 20:52
DaemonFCit's not the Soviet Union, but it has a lot of the socialist planned economy idealsJul 25 20:52
WireWulfthe EU is in the crapperJul 25 20:52
schestowitzThey want to sack their CEOJul 25 20:52
DaemonFCWireWulf: The EU fines companies for being successfulJul 25 20:52
schestowitzWireWulf: not reallyJul 25 20:52
DaemonFCstacks up inferior productsJul 25 20:52
schestowitzIt's the US that's yroubledJul 25 20:52
schestowitz*troubledJul 25 20:52
DaemonFCby forcing individuals to use thoseJul 25 20:52
schestowitzWireWulf: UK -- yesJul 25 20:52
schestowitzGermany -- noJul 25 20:53
DaemonFCthe EU manipulates the market and forces people to buy thigns they don't wantJul 25 20:53
schestowitzEmployment is low there and debt tooJul 25 20:53
DaemonFCand pay taxes on things they don't useJul 25 20:53
WireWulfschestowitz: you so forget every major soruce of money is tied togetherJul 25 20:53
WireWulfamerica fails everybody feels itJul 25 20:53
DaemonFCunemployment is high in many EU countriesJul 25 20:53
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_FranceJul 25 20:53
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WireWulfmany EU countries are at a state of civil unrestJul 25 20:54
DaemonFCthe EU overall unemployment is 10%, by admissionJul 25 20:54
DaemonFCand in France, it's 10.1% by government figuresJul 25 20:54
DaemonFCyou know it's higherJul 25 20:54
DaemonFCthey use all the same tricks the US government does to mask the restJul 25 20:54
WireWulfus is at 9.5ish by the lieJul 25 20:55
WireWulfbut it is really 25.6-27.2Jul 25 20:55
DaemonFCright, so using all the same lying, we're about even with Europe's phony statsJul 25 20:55
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 20:55
DaemonFCyou don't think they want their population to know how screwed they are do you?Jul 25 20:56
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schestowitzDaemonFC: they use different definitions of unemploymentJul 25 20:56
DaemonFCright, but they lie nonethelessJul 25 20:57
schestowitz[20:55] <WireWulf> but it is really 25.6-27.2Jul 25 20:57
WireWulfDaemonFC: like american are told government money (high taxes) saves/makes jobsJul 25 20:57
schestowitzSource?Jul 25 20:57
DaemonFC10% is all they admit toJul 25 20:57
schestowitz10% of _what_?Jul 25 20:57
schestowitzUnemployment of kids?Jul 25 20:58
DaemonFCthe US government doesn't count the 2 million people that lost their unemployment income last week as unemployedJul 25 20:58
DaemonFCfor exampleJul 25 20:58
schestowitzUnemployment of over 70?Jul 25 20:58
DaemonFCso our unemployment rate goes down 2 tenths of a percentJul 25 20:58
schestowitzUnemployment of one spouse?Jul 25 20:58
schestowitzCollege kid?Jul 25 20:58
WireWulfschestowitz: i added up the jobless and -13.4% wellfairJul 25 20:58
DaemonFC"Oh look, the economy is improving!"Jul 25 20:58
schestowitzPeople who retire early?Jul 25 20:58
schestowitzLooking/not lookingJul 25 20:58
schestowitzPart time/casual?Jul 25 20:58
DaemonFCWireWulf: That's underemploymentJul 25 20:58
DaemonFCand that's another issueJul 25 20:58
schestowitzThere's lots to adjust thereJul 25 20:58
schestowitzIn the Great Depression they used different scalesJul 25 20:58
DaemonFCWireWulf: The unemployment rate would be misleading even if the figures were honestJul 25 20:59
DaemonFCare the jobs out there at McDonalds or Microsoft?Jul 25 20:59
WireWulfschestowitz: part time and too young/never worked are excluded in my mathJul 25 20:59
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 20:59
schestowitzSome women work raising 5 kidsJul 25 21:00
WireWulfM$ has nothing i alabamaJul 25 21:00
schestowitzFrom different daddiesJul 25 21:00
DaemonFCwhen Microsoft fires 10,000 well paid employees and McDonalds hires 10,000 minimum wage slaves, the government figures that cancels out the jobs Microsoft ditchedJul 25 21:00
WireWulfschestowitz: thats a leech Jul 25 21:00
DaemonFCso the unemployment figure is unalteredJul 25 21:00
schestowitzDaemonFC: yes, exactly!Jul 25 21:00
schestowitzOr when Microsoft imports workers from abroad with their familiesJul 25 21:00
schestowitzhttp://www.billparish.com/msftfraudfacts.htmlJul 25 21:01
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schestowitz\"This is another pyramid impact. What IBM employees still don’t seem to realize is that their lost pension benefits are resulting from fraud at Microsoft.  Microsoft is pilfering these cash balance plans into its pyramid scheme by overstating its earnings, thereby drawing a larger percent of the index based investment on the S&P 500 and correspondingly making it more difficult for companies like IBM to compete.  This forces theseJul 25 21:01
schestowitzcompanies to cut back on real benefits in an effort to keep its earnings and stock price up.  This was also clearly identified in the original study."Jul 25 21:01
WireWulfatm 22% atleast of all americans want a source of incomeJul 25 21:01
schestowitzDonald Trump does tooJul 25 21:02
schestowitz".. not enough!|Jul 25 21:02
WireWulfunions are loving the current joblessness thoJul 25 21:03
WireWulfthey can find any dumbass to fell jobs Jul 25 21:03
WireWulfand have a level of loyality beofre never seenJul 25 21:04
schestowitzNice photo:, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-10685669Jul 25 21:05
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WireWulfi love have canada has been pointing and luaghing at the USA Jul 25 21:06
DaemonFCCanada is a parasiteJul 25 21:06
DaemonFCand hypocriticalJul 25 21:06
WireWulfforgetting that they are formore globly fucked thn the USAJul 25 21:07
DaemonFCthey put out 400% more greenhouse gases than Saudi Arabia does to extract an equal volume of useful crude oilJul 25 21:07
DaemonFCyou know that right?Jul 25 21:07
DaemonFCCanada is a huge polluterJul 25 21:07
DaemonFCthose damned tar sandsJul 25 21:07
schestowitzSmall populationJul 25 21:08
DaemonFCthen they want the US to sign onto KyotoJul 25 21:08
DaemonFCso we can't compete with themJul 25 21:08
schestowitzThey also need to do heatingJul 25 21:08
DaemonFCfuck themJul 25 21:08
WireWulfcanada says its non-aggressive stance makes it a better countryJul 25 21:08
schestowitzwatch your languageJul 25 21:08
schestowitzWe don't allow it hereJul 25 21:08
DaemonFCCanada is a huge polluter and they want other countries to take up their slackJul 25 21:08
WireWulfas no military = no hate of canadaJul 25 21:09
DaemonFCand voluntarily commit suicide so that Canada can continue doing what they are doingJul 25 21:09
DaemonFCWireWulf: Canada is helping out with the Coalition of the DrillingJul 25 21:09
DaemonFCjust like the UK isJul 25 21:09
DaemonFC:DJul 25 21:09
DaemonFCthey want their windfallsJul 25 21:09
DaemonFCbut they point their fingers at the US while co-conspiring Jul 25 21:09
DaemonFCdon't wag your finger when you can't hide your share of the blameJul 25 21:10
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[zoobab] IPO asks US to remove patents from the scope of ACTA, text defines “intellectual property” broadly: http://ur1.ca/0u4a7Jul 25 21:10
DaemonFCis a lesson they need to considerJul 25 21:10
WireWulfDaemonFC: yeah be on a simple point if say a strong UK navy attacked canada and the USA was not around what happens?Jul 25 21:10
DaemonFCCanada has a militaryJul 25 21:10
WireWulfpffftJul 25 21:11
DaemonFCit's called the US militaryJul 25 21:11
DaemonFC:DJul 25 21:11
DaemonFCthey like to use us as human shields so they can take the moral high groundJul 25 21:11
WireWulfthen they cry we are a facist military police stateJul 25 21:11
DaemonFCyepJul 25 21:11
WireWulfmexxico mean weil attacks a=the USA economeJul 25 21:12
schestowitz2021 some say the economy will recover http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMzIQIdp9Ek&feature=digestJul 25 21:12
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DaemonFCCanada's entire armed forces would lose if pitted against the Indiana National GuardJul 25 21:12
DaemonFCtheir military is a shamJul 25 21:12
WireWulfCanada's military would die if pitted against the IRA or the Orange of irelandJul 25 21:13
schestowitzhttp://phillydtv.tumblr.com/post/834936503/two-us-police-officers-have-repeatedly-tasered-aJul 25 21:14
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WireWulfus police officers are above the law exxcept in places that fought the cali born anti-tape actJul 25 21:15
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/163rd_Fighter_SquadronJul 25 21:15
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DaemonFCheheJul 25 21:15
DaemonFCIndiana has the A-10 Jul 25 21:15
WireWulfmmm niceJul 25 21:15
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-10_Thunderbolt_IIJul 25 21:15
TechrightsBotTitle: Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .::. Size~: 191.56 KBJul 25 21:15
WireWulfthe oldest plane the US army still usesJul 25 21:16
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GAU-8_AvengerJul 25 21:16
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DaemonFCit's a solid planeJul 25 21:16
DaemonFCand the main gun on it will shred any vehicle armor out thereJul 25 21:16
WireWulfalmost anyJul 25 21:16
DaemonFCmilk bottle sized rounds of depleted uraniumJul 25 21:16
DaemonFC4,200 rounds per minuteJul 25 21:17
DaemonFCI wouldn't give good survival odds to any vehicle on the receiving end of thatJul 25 21:17
DaemonFC:DJul 25 21:17
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] "Two US police officers have repeatedly tasered a rural woman who called police to complain of a prowler outside." http://ur1.ca/0u4bkJul 25 21:18
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DaemonFCschestowitz: Glad to hear itJul 25 21:19
DaemonFCthey're finally taking care of the neighborhood nibshit problemJul 25 21:19
*WireWulf is now known as Wulf-is-not-hereJul 25 21:21
DaemonFCyou notice how they always edit out the part where the person getting tazed provoked the cop?Jul 25 21:22
DaemonFCdon't be an idiot and you'll be just fineJul 25 21:22
DaemonFC:PJul 25 21:22
DaemonFCof course there's always some liberal group out there to edit out you punching the copJul 25 21:22
DaemonFCbut they always catch the part where you get tazedJul 25 21:22
DaemonFCodd isn't that?Jul 25 21:22
schestowitzshow me proofJul 25 21:23
DaemonFCohhJul 25 21:23
DaemonFCit's from an Iranian "news" siteJul 25 21:24
DaemonFCwell, that's credibleJul 25 21:24
DaemonFCclick on "Source"Jul 25 21:24
cubezzz3got my old style vga switcher, w00tJul 25 21:24
DaemonFCand it leads back to the Iranian state-controlled "news" agencyJul 25 21:24
DaemonFCschestowitz: zYou have any anti-US hit pieces from North Korea?Jul 25 21:25
*Wulf-is-not-here is now known as WireWulfJul 25 21:27
DaemonFCapparently if you read real news sites, you'll find that she started itJul 25 21:28
DaemonFCshe started out by being uncooperative even though SHE called THEMJul 25 21:28
DaemonFCthen she become combativeJul 25 21:28
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 21:28
DaemonFCI agree they should ditch the tasers though, straight sticks are so much nicerJul 25 21:28
WireWulf"dont taze me, bro"Jul 25 21:28
DaemonFCshe could have just had some broken bones instead of some singed hairsJul 25 21:28
DaemonFCif the liberals want to bitch, give them something to bitch aboutJul 25 21:30
DaemonFCis what I thinkJul 25 21:30
WireWulfliberal who hate the cops reasonal passed a measer that protect the cops, odd?Jul 25 21:30
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Court Rules Bypassing Dongles Not a DMCA Violation - http://bit.ly/clSUuS doesn't the same logic apply to fair use too? #dmca #copyrightJul 25 21:31
DaemonFCthose liberal groups like the ACLU only defend far left wing criminalsJul 25 21:31
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DaemonFCI've never heard of them standing up for anyone they didn't politically agree withJul 25 21:31
WireWulfa measer that keeps US citizens from video taping cops Jul 25 21:31
DaemonFCif you don't agree with the ACLU, then you have no right to free speechJul 25 21:31
DaemonFCaccording to the ACLUJul 25 21:31
WireWulfif you are a CEO SCIU sxays it can come to your home and scare your family to deathJul 25 21:32
DaemonFC"The owner's technological measure must protect the copyrighted material against an infringement of a right that the Copyright Act protects, not from mere use or viewing.'Jul 25 21:33
DaemonFCdoesn't that ruling therefore say that libdvdcss is legal in the US?Jul 25 21:33
DaemonFCeven if you bypass CSS, you still can't just rip the discJul 25 21:33
cubezzz3well you could :)Jul 25 21:34
DaemonFCit usually has other DRM such as fake bad sectorsJul 25 21:34
WireWulfalwaysJul 25 21:34
DaemonFCunlocking the CSS only allows you to view content you have a license to useJul 25 21:34
DaemonFCso therefore the court has apaprently ruled things like libdvdcss do not violate the DMCAJul 25 21:34
WireWulfmehJul 25 21:35
WireWulfis against freedom thoJul 25 21:35
WireWulfwe all live in a yellow sea of pissJul 25 21:38
WireWulfyellow sea of pissJul 25 21:38
WireWulfyellow sea of pissJul 25 21:38
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] I've favourited a YouTube video -- Falsifying Phylogeny http://youtu.be/91UAzMNUDLU?aJul 25 21:41
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WireWulfin america i have the right to freedom but not the meansJul 25 21:41
DaemonFChttp://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-child-death-20100725,0,939247.story?track=rssJul 25 21:41
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[_goblin] Another climb up the charts for #peppermint ! 48 now on Distrowatch! Well done Peppermint team! http://peppermintos.com/Jul 25 21:43
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DaemonFCthe state fails againJul 25 21:43
DaemonFCliberals ftw!Jul 25 21:44
DaemonFChe clearly shouldn't have said anything about being beatenJul 25 21:44
DaemonFChe should have told them he was gay and his mother didn't approveJul 25 21:44
DaemonFCthen they would have gotten him out of the home :PJul 25 21:44
WireWulfhe should have said him and his black boyfriend needed some money for ah houseJul 25 21:45
WireWulfthey diffently woulda gave it to 'emJul 25 21:46
DaemonFCheheJul 25 21:47
DaemonFCthen he could have invested in a drug dealing operationJul 25 21:48
DaemonFCwhile on food stamps and public housingJul 25 21:48
DaemonFCand pulling in disability moneyJul 25 21:48
WireWulfand been in UCBJul 25 21:50
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schestowitzWireWulf: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9fGkYOTZ4AJul 25 21:54
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DaemonFChttp://www.newsweek.com/2010/07/23/the-new-black-panther-story-light-on-facts-heavy-on-echo.htmlJul 25 21:55
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DaemonFCI had some high hopes for the Mozilla platform years agoJul 25 21:58
DaemonFCand even started learning about XULJul 25 21:59
DaemonFCthen I saw how wickedly obese the platform actually wasJul 25 21:59
DaemonFCand how it barely even ran with all the resources of a 550 Mhz CPU and 512 MB of RAM at its disposalJul 25 21:59
DaemonFCwhich was quite a lot in 1999Jul 25 21:59
DaemonFCfor a web browserJul 25 21:59
DaemonFCyeah, computers got faster, but that's still no excuse for a morbidly obese software platformJul 25 22:00
DaemonFCFirefox is not my favorite anything, but there's a lot of broken sites out there that need itJul 25 22:02
DaemonFCwhich is why I call it the new IEJul 25 22:02
DaemonFCschestowitz: What is funny is that Netscape Navigator didn't really cost anything because the "shareware" never expiredJul 25 22:04
DaemonFCyou had to pay if you wanted official support for it, that was about itJul 25 22:04
DaemonFCit was basically distributed that way because businesses are freaks about buying support policies even for well behaved software that usually works rightJul 25 22:05
DaemonFCplus it was a front to popularize their web serverJul 25 22:05
DaemonFCB-)Jul 25 22:05
WireWulfmooJul 25 22:06
DaemonFCaside from being proprietary, it's the same two-tier deal you get with Linux distributionsJul 25 22:06
DaemonFCMandriva and Red Hat both gave up trying to sell boxed sets of Linux for money to home users as a core businessJul 25 22:06
WireWulfyupJul 25 22:06
DaemonFCthat's why Ubuntu is becoming bloatware with whorebars everywhere that's initially free of chargeJul 25 22:06
DaemonFCit's a foot in the door dealJul 25 22:07
DaemonFCit's not really free, you'll just have to pay for the rest of the features after you become dependent on the way Ubuntu operatesJul 25 22:07
DaemonFCor so goes the theoryJul 25 22:08
WireWulfubuntu is not a good linux distro anywayJul 25 22:08
DaemonFCI do like the fact that they're saying the client side software that hooks into the Fog Computing servers is GPL licensed FOSSJul 25 22:08
DaemonFCyou notice that?Jul 25 22:08
DaemonFCit's useless without Amazon's back endJul 25 22:08
DaemonFCyet the software you use as a client is technically "FOSS"Jul 25 22:09
DaemonFCit kind of violates the spirit of the license you knowJul 25 22:09
DaemonFCbecause it's FOSS that's being used to control the userJul 25 22:09
DaemonFChalf this pair of handcuffs is FOSSJul 25 22:10
DaemonFCthe other half chains you to Amazon's back end (under the Ubuntu One disguise)Jul 25 22:10
WireWulfusucktoo?Jul 25 22:10
DaemonFCI think Ubuntu as an open platform is deadJul 25 22:11
schestowitzhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWqWddushqwJul 25 22:11
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schestowitzThird world country..Jul 25 22:11
DaemonFCanything basing off of it is going with Debian now insteadJul 25 22:11
WireWulfstream said its linux applet with hit ubuntu frist tho :(Jul 25 22:11
DaemonFCand those users of those distros "were" effectively Ubuntu usersJul 25 22:11
DaemonFCit's important when you consider that Linux Mint is consistently in the top 3 or 4 distros at DistrowatchJul 25 22:11
DaemonFCand is ditching UbuntuJul 25 22:12
DaemonFCyou know that means thousands less Ubuntu usersJul 25 22:12
DaemonFCthose users may not have directly helped Canonical's goals of whoring Ubuntu outJul 25 22:12
WireWulfcrashbang or w/e ditch ubuntu Jul 25 22:12
DaemonFCbut since Mint is 100% compatible with Ubuntu debs, it makes Ubuntu a more attractive development targetJul 25 22:13
DaemonFCif it means Ubuntu + Mint users can both use the same packaged softwareJul 25 22:13
DaemonFCthrowing away all those Mint users makes Ubuntu slightly less of an appealing development platformJul 25 22:13
DaemonFCwell, DEBs built for Ubuntu can sometimes work on DebianJul 25 22:14
DaemonFCbut the two are not 100% compatibleJul 25 22:14
WireWulfall debain .debs can work on ubuntu thoJul 25 22:14
WireWulf:PJul 25 22:14
DaemonFCso Ubuntu is causing their platform to fractureJul 25 22:14
DaemonFCwhich is not real smartJul 25 22:14
DaemonFCthey should be fostering the fork distrosJul 25 22:15
DaemonFCbecause those are Ubuntu flavors that cater to users otherwise not interested in UbuntuJul 25 22:15
schestowitzYou give everyone guns over there look what happens nowJul 25 22:15
schestowitzIt's chaosJul 25 22:15
WireWulfufailtooJul 25 22:15
DaemonFCnah, Mint will be better if they center on DebianJul 25 22:15
DaemonFCmore stable especiallyJul 25 22:16
WireWulfi much like mircocore/tinycore over ubuntuJul 25 22:16
DaemonFCnot subject to the insane packaging whims of UbuntuJul 25 22:16
DaemonFCif you count Debian + all Debian based systems that are not Ubuntu, they probably still match or exceed the number of Ubuntu usersJul 25 22:17
DaemonFCand Mint raises their user count yet more when they switch overJul 25 22:17
DaemonFCso suddenly, targeting Debian itself becomes more important Jul 25 22:17
WireWulfDaemonFC: if you count all the slackware + slack based distro users you get more then M$-current windowsJul 25 22:17
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Links 25/7/2010: #Wayfinder Set Free http://techrights.org/2010/07/25/wayfinder-set-free/Jul 25 22:18
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DaemonFCWireWulf: I believe the reason Debian packages work on Ubuntu more than Ubuntu packages work on Debian is because Ubuntu's packages are always newer than the ones in Debian's Stable or Testing branchJul 25 22:18
DaemonFCso targeting Debian should be the thing to doJul 25 22:18
DaemonFCbecause then you probably get Ubuntu compatibility "for free"Jul 25 22:19
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 22:19
DaemonFCwithout lots of extra workJul 25 22:19
DaemonFCbut who knows how long that will be true forJul 25 22:19
WireWulfdebian has its issues toJul 25 22:19
DaemonFCwith Ubuntu pulling out core bits of Debian like AptitudeJul 25 22:19
DaemonFCto make room for more MonoJul 25 22:19
WireWulfthe symlinking in debain is horridJul 25 22:19
DaemonFCWindows 7 can't be installed on FAT64/exFATJul 25 22:20
DaemonFCbecause of all the NTFS symlinks it usesJul 25 22:20
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 22:20
DaemonFCfile system specific symlinks are the real devilJul 25 22:20
WireWulftrueJul 25 22:20
DaemonFCthere's lots of cases where exFAT would be preferable to NTFS, but you can't use itJul 25 22:21
DaemonFCbecause Windows 7 is so tied down to NTFSJul 25 22:21
WireWulfbut the symlinking in debian scared my mexxican core of xdesignersJul 25 22:21
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[wikileaks] Afghan war logs: massive leak of secret files exposes hundreds of abuses http://bit.ly/9KJWfqJul 25 22:30
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Apple resorts to #FUD tactics against #Linux -based phones that capitalise on Apple’s failures http://ur1.ca/0u4pp #motorola #androidJul 25 22:38
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MinceRironic, not so long ago they didn't even support symlinks, iircJul 25 22:49
cubezzz3file system specific symlinks?Jul 25 22:55
cubezzz3what other kind is there?Jul 25 22:55
WireWulfsymlinks to symlinks of symlinksJul 25 22:56
WireWulf<.<Jul 25 22:56
WireWulf>.>Jul 25 22:56
WireWulfcubezzz3: you can symlink you penus to your head and call yourself a dick headed sammonJul 25 22:57
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[wikileaks] WikiLeaks' "war logs" are online. NYT: nyti.ms/dacIql Guardian: bit.ly/dlNzWx Der Spiegel: bit.ly/bpjIZkJul 25 22:57
cubezzz3I'd just avoid NTFS entirelyJul 25 23:00
schestowitzhttp://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,708314,00.htmlJul 25 23:04
schestowitzooooooooooooouchJul 25 23:04
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schestowitzhttp://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/fotostrecke-57513-2.htmlJul 25 23:05
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MinceRwell, on real OS-es most filesystems support symlinks just fineJul 25 23:05
schestowitzWireWulf: iirc, you served themJul 25 23:05
WireWulfschestowitz: i have served a lot of pplJul 25 23:09
DaemonFCMinceR: Microsoft supports NTFS symlinks but not exFAT symlinksJul 25 23:11
DaemonFCI suppose they could have extended FAT with symlink supportJul 25 23:11
DaemonFCbut they didn'tJul 25 23:11
DaemonFCit would have made Windows 7 a lot faster on flash memory than NTFS is capable of beingJul 25 23:12
DaemonFCbut then they would have had to implement Alternate Datastreams, EFS compatibility, transparent compression, etc.Jul 25 23:12
DaemonFCso there's things that each file system can give you that the other one can'tJul 25 23:13
DaemonFCand so Windows 7 is still tied down to NTFSJul 25 23:13
DaemonFCI believe Alternate Data Streams is how Windows can tell that you got a fiel off the internet and knows to display that nag screenJul 25 23:14
DaemonFC:PJul 25 23:14
DaemonFCthat was by far the most annoying change in Windows XP SP2, for me anywayJul 25 23:14
DaemonFC"Of course I know where I got the thing from, LET ME OPEN IT DAMN YOU!!!"Jul 25 23:14
DaemonFC:PJul 25 23:14
MinceRall of m$'s filesystems ever are pathetic failuresJul 25 23:15
DaemonFCit would be nice if there was something you could do to disable alternate data streams on NTFSJul 25 23:15
DaemonFCso it would shut up about how files from the internet are dangerous, mmmk? :PJul 25 23:15
cubezzz3MincR, FAT wasn't too badJul 25 23:16
cubezzz3there's FreeDos + FATJul 25 23:16
schestowitz[23:15] <MinceR> all of m$'s filesystems ever are pathetic failuresJul 25 23:16
schestowitz"All of.."Jul 25 23:16
schestowitzYou say it as though there are manyJul 25 23:16
schestowitzI'm sure both are offended ;-)Jul 25 23:16
DaemonFCvarious forms of FAT, various versions of the NTFS driver (no significant on disk changes since Windows 2000)Jul 25 23:17
DaemonFCand the Fast File System from UNIX if you count XenixJul 25 23:17
MinceR:>Jul 25 23:17
DaemonFCI find it hillarious that a new incarnations of the file system used on 5 1/4" disks is back to haunt owners of flash memoryJul 25 23:18
MinceRcubezzz3: enjoy your 8.3 and no file permissions :>Jul 25 23:18
cubezzz3Xenix was licensed, but OKJul 25 23:18
MinceRand painful file size limitsJul 25 23:18
cubezzz3MinceR, I believe I mentioned FreeDos + BL3 dual boot? :)Jul 25 23:18
DaemonFCFreeDOS supports Long File NamesJul 25 23:19
DaemonFCFAT32Jul 25 23:19
MinceRDaemonFC: well, it's their fault for not formatting their flash storage ext3Jul 25 23:19
DaemonFCand VFATJul 25 23:19
cubezzz3plus I wrote a number of dos programs, yes I'm porting to XJul 25 23:19
DaemonFCiircJul 25 23:19
DaemonFCMinceR: the flash memory in my BD player uses XFSJul 25 23:19
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 23:19
cubezzz3I think MIcrosoft made a mistake dropping XenixJul 25 23:20
cubezzz3they could have covered all the basesJul 25 23:20
DaemonFCI think they made a mistake dropping DOSJul 25 23:20
DaemonFCand that's not sarcasmJul 25 23:20
MinceRthey would be doomed all the sameJul 25 23:20
cubezzz3I sort of agreeJul 25 23:20
MinceRthose applications would be easy to port to a real unixJul 25 23:20
DaemonFCthey could have rewritten it without most of the original limitationsJul 25 23:20
DaemonFCand with a compatibility profile for original DOSJul 25 23:21
MinceRdos stopped being able to do what people want from a pc os long agoJul 25 23:21
cubezzz3for some reason, the One Microsoft Way philosophy won out (at Microsoft at least)Jul 25 23:21
MinceRrightly soJul 25 23:21
MinceRdos nis hardly even an osJul 25 23:21
MinceRs/nis?is/Jul 25 23:21
cubezzz3old games, main reason why I use FreeDosJul 25 23:21
MinceRs/nis/isJul 25 23:21
DaemonFCyeah, DOOM betas referred to the engine as the DOOM Operating SystemJul 25 23:21
MinceRfuckJul 25 23:22
DaemonFCjoking that they had to write their own OS on top of DOSJul 25 23:22
DaemonFC:PJul 25 23:22
MinceRis that not what all DOS extenders are? :>Jul 25 23:22
DaemonFCtrueJul 25 23:22
MinceRit's just that they switched to dos4gw laterJul 25 23:22
DaemonFCyou can patch most of DOS out of memory and take control of the hardware directlyJul 25 23:22
cubezzz3a similar thing happened on AmigaDOS 1.2,1.3Jul 25 23:22
DaemonFCthat was probably the best and worst thing about DOS :DJul 25 23:22
cubezzz3the game swaps out the OS or never loads it in the first placeJul 25 23:23
DaemonFCpowerful, but dangerous in the hands of a badly written programJul 25 23:23
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Intellectual Monopoly Owners Association Wants Patents Off #ACTA ; the Dangers of Monopoly Are Explained http://ur1.ca/0u4zg #swpats #ipoJul 25 23:23
TechrightsBotTitle: Intellectual Monopoly Owners Association Wants Patents Off ACTA and the Dangers of Monopoly Are Explained2 | Techrights .::. Size~: 96.82 KBJul 25 23:23
cubezzz3good for single tasking at leastJul 25 23:23
DaemonFCDOS can't do anything to protect itself from ebing patched over in memoryJul 25 23:23
DaemonFCit would defeat all forms of DRM if Windows shared that behavior todayJul 25 23:23
DaemonFCB-)Jul 25 23:23
cubezzz3right, so we are back to BSD386 then :)Jul 25 23:24
cubezzz3no 32-bit protected memoryJul 25 23:24
DaemonFC"because only those who write the code truly control the project." - Jamie ZawinskiJul 25 23:24
DaemonFCso Canonical is really in control of little or nothingJul 25 23:25
DaemonFCin the grand scheme of the software stack they depend onJul 25 23:25
DaemonFCdepending totally on other groups to write your software for you is not good businessJul 25 23:25
DaemonFCthey take an existing software stack, molest it on a very high level with things like PERL and PythonJul 25 23:26
DaemonFCmisconfigure settingsJul 25 23:26
DaemonFCand call it UbuntuJul 25 23:26
cubezzz3you know Unix didn't have all those script languagesJul 25 23:27
DaemonFCthey have no for linus branchesJul 25 23:27
cubezzz3just awk :)Jul 25 23:27
DaemonFCon their git repoJul 25 23:27
sebsebsebSo I gave Dell not doing Ubuntu  on the Dell UK website for now links this morning, but well this is good as well, first few comments starting with the second, nice and honest, instead of Ubuntu fan boy. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/dell-ditching-ubuntu-machines-from.htmlJul 25 23:27
TechrightsBotTitle: Dell ditching Ubuntu machines from online store | OMG! Ubuntu! .::. Size~: 64.16 KBJul 25 23:27
sebsebsebhttp://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/dell-ditching-ubuntu-machines-from.htmlJul 25 23:28
TechrightsBotTitle: Dell ditching Ubuntu machines from online store | OMG! Ubuntu! .::. Size~: 64.16 KBJul 25 23:28
DaemonFCawk, awk, awk, walk the plank! awk!!!Jul 25 23:28
DaemonFC*click* "What did the bird say!?"Jul 25 23:28
DaemonFC:DJul 25 23:28
DaemonFCJohnny Depp ftw!Jul 25 23:28
DaemonFCDell recommends Microsoft Windows XP Professional...Dell Recommends Windows Vista Home Premium/Business...Dell recommends Windows 7 Home Premium/Professional....Ubuntu is safer than Windows.....Jul 25 23:29
DaemonFCSteve Ballmer: *click* "What did Dell say!?"Jul 25 23:30
DaemonFCDell Recommends Windows 7Jul 25 23:30
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 23:30
cubezzz3yeah but who buys from Dell?Jul 25 23:30
sebsebsebPeople who think Dell are goodJul 25 23:31
cubezzz3I replace Dell laptop keyboards quite oftenJul 25 23:31
sebsebsebOh?Jul 25 23:32
cubezzz3yeah for customersJul 25 23:32
DaemonFCI went with ZT Systems this timeJul 25 23:32
DaemonFCsmall OEMJul 25 23:32
cubezzz3with a windows license?Jul 25 23:33
MinceRwell, no wonderJul 25 23:34
MinceRsince dell won't replace their keyboards, they think it'Jul 25 23:34
MinceRs not covered by warrantyJul 25 23:34
MinceRfuck dellJul 25 23:34
DaemonFCyeah, I can use any edition of Windows 7 or VistaJul 25 23:34
DaemonFC:PJul 25 23:34
cubezzz3still looking for a Sun boxJul 25 23:35
DaemonFCthey have a SLIC 2.1 key in the BIOS and their OEM signing certificate from Vista is recognized by Windows 7Jul 25 23:35
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Microsoft Still Loses Billions of Dollars Online http://techrights.org/2010/07/25/online-drain-and-reply/Jul 25 23:35
TechrightsBotTitle: Microsoft Still Loses Billions of Dollars Online | Techrights .::. Size~: 89.56 KBJul 25 23:35
cubezzz3the people selling them on ebay don't seem very knowledgeableJul 25 23:35
cubezzz3DaemonFC, thanks for the warningJul 25 23:35
DaemonFCSLIC key is just a hash that says it's a supported ACPI extensionJul 25 23:36
DaemonFCit's just a hackJul 25 23:36
*WireWulf is now known as Wulf-is-not-hereJul 25 23:36
DaemonFCit makes no difference on running other operating systemsJul 25 23:36
cubezzz3sure, it means part of the laptop money goes to MicrosoftJul 25 23:37
DaemonFCKonqueror appears to have not changed much at all in KDE 4.5Jul 25 23:40
schestowitzhttp://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Cooperative-to-represent-Symbian-developers-1042053.htmlJul 25 23:42
schestowitzFoundation...............Jul 25 23:42
TechrightsBotTitle: Cooperative to represent Symbian developers - The H Open Source: News and Features .::. Size~: 33.54 KBJul 25 23:42
schestowitzBig word... like enterpriseJul 25 23:42
schestowitzFor something simpleJul 25 23:42
schestowitzLet's create the Techrights Foundation to serve Enterprise Information ;-)Jul 25 23:43
schestowitzSpeak to suits :-)Jul 25 23:43
schestowitzSymbian FoundationJul 25 23:43
schestowitz"Only companies can become Symbian Foundation members and therfore play a role in decision-making over future developments in the open source mobile operating system. "Jul 25 23:43
schestowitzSymbian=NokiaJul 25 23:43
schestowitzCodePlex=MicrosoftJul 25 23:43
schestowitzOHA=GoogleJul 25 23:44
schestowitz"Alliance"Jul 25 23:44
MinceR"Foundation" is slightly unsuitlike thoughJul 25 23:49
schestowitz"Apple has donated the source code of the groundbreaking graphics app............... from when I was 3"Jul 25 23:50
schestowitzhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/07/21/apple_donates_macpaint_source/Jul 25 23:50
TechrightsBotTitle: 1984's MacPaint source code hits web • The Register .::. Size~: 28.29 KBJul 25 23:50
schestowitzWho says Apple doesn't contribute to FOSS? :-DJul 25 23:51
schestowitzI was 2 and learning how to walk back thenJul 25 23:51
schestowitzNow I can maybe compile that pile of rubbish from the Messiah with jobsJul 25 23:51
schestowitzhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/07/20/yahoo_q2_earnings/Jul 25 23:52
TechrightsBotTitle: Yahoo! blames so-so revenues on 'sluggish' search • The Register .::. Size~: 29.33 KBJul 25 23:52
schestowitzballmer doesn't give it to herJul 25 23:53
schestowitz[kickback that is]Jul 25 23:53
sebsebseboh so another drawing program comeing to Desktop Linux soon?Jul 25 23:53
schestowitz"Nice of Bartz to take notice."Jul 25 23:53
schestowitzsebsebseb: to replace the GIMP!Jul 25 23:53
schestowitzLike lousy f-spot didJul 25 23:54
MinceRdoes it at least come with a retarded photoshopish gui?Jul 25 23:54
schestowitzMac Asay's knees would buckle.... open source AAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNDDDDDDDDD  AppleJul 25 23:54
sebsebsebschestowitz: yeah F-Spot is indeed hardly a Gimp replacementJul 25 23:54
*schestowitz takes cover from Asay droolJul 25 23:55
*MinceR gets the flamethrowerJul 25 23:56
DaemonFCschestowitz: I posted that the other dayJul 25 23:56
DaemonFC:)Jul 25 23:56
schestowitzhttp://ww2.elitetele.com/telecom-news/symbian-foundation-and-nitobi-open-source-collaboration/17527Jul 25 23:58
TechrightsBotTitle: SYMBIAN FOUNDATION AND NITOBI OPEN SOURCE COLLABORATION | UK Telecoms News | Phone System News | 08 Number News .::. Size~: 53.17 KBJul 25 23:58
*MinceR wonders why they have to shoutJul 25 23:58
schestowitzIt gets more attentionJul 25 23:59
sebsebsebschestowitz: How old are you? 30?Jul 25 23:59
schestowitzNoJul 25 23:59

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