As I recall, the latest Linux Skype client has been version Skype 2.1 Beta 2 for Linux for well over a year now, with no sign whatsoever of it progressing any further. Then again, I'm not too bothered about that, as newer Windows versions I have used have all been more bloated then previous ones with no appreciable additional functionality worth speaking of.
Will it have a laser that can cut through steel bars in it?
I still prefer my Rolex.
That's a "Brag post"?
Please. Let us know when you've moved up from mass-produced stuff to something good, like my Patek Phillipe.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
Depends heavily on the size of the company. Opera however is fairly small.
Does 757 employees (end of Q4, 2009), count as "fairly small"? Well, I suppose it does next Apple's 49,500 employees worldwide...
I would put it on Bill Gates' car.
So does running the Linux command shred completely obliterate data stored on an SSD, or not?
Destroying evidence is a crime in the US, too.
Only if you leave evidence behind that you've destroyed evidence. Absence of evidence does not equate to evidence of absence...
..destroyed overnight, go with the SSDs. The melting point of a surface mount IC is a lot less than that of a spinning platter.
Surely putting either in a microwave oven and turning it on would suffice?
Deleted, should mean deleted.
That's what the Linux command shred is for...
$400 for a netbook that doesn't run windows. Hell, doesn't even run when it's not hooked up to your phone. You can buy a netbook running windows 7 (or a full linux distro of choice) for under $300.
You can buy netbooks for under £/$200-250 these days, some with Win XP, but more running a Linux variant of some sort. I use an Asus EeePC 1000 running Easy Peasy 1.5, which is exactly what I need - all I use it for is light web browsing (Opera, sometimes Firefox for less W3C compliant web content), listening to music (hello Banshee), writing documents and the odd bit of spreadsheeting (OpenOffice). Simples!
He's not megalomaniacal - just misunderstood...
Did wikileaks cause the destruction of all the worlds armaments overnight? Did I miss something?
Bob... Bob? Bob, p-put down that lighter, you know you're not allowed to play with matches next to munitions stockpiles! Bob! No, Bob, don't light that fu-
Wow, WikiLeaks got nominated! This has to be an important story. After all, it isn't like the nomination process is fairly simple or that there are 240 other nominees.
*blinks*
There are other nominees..? O_o
The ANC were at times terrorists, but Nelson Mandela made peace with the South African government.
As the saying goes, "One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter."
If the Internet wins, will Al Gore be picking the award up on it's behalf?
If it wins, I think Tim Berners-Lee should collect the award, personally.
"Experience has proved that some people indeed know everything." -- Russell Baker
