Comment Re:Teleportation? (Score 1) 102
You must be new here.
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Submission + - German Jews about to sue youtube (heise.de)
sebsa writes: "The German news site heise.de reports that the "Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland" ("Central Council of Jews in Germany") considers to file a charge against youtube. They see the availability of videos like the nazi propaganda movie "Jud Süß" or music videos by neo nazi groups on the portal as an "incitement of the people", accusable by German law."
Airbus 380 To Have Linux In Every Seat 332
jpatokal writes "Singapore Airlines will be rolling out the A380 superjumbo on October 26th, and a surprise awaits in the seat of every passenger: their personal Linux PC, running Red Hat. In addition to running the in-flight entertainment, passengers can also use a full copy of StarOffice, and there's a USB slot for importing/exporting documents or plugging in your own keyboard/mouse. Screen size is 10.6" (1280x768) in economy, 15.4" in business and a whopping 23" in first class (along with free noise-canceling headphones). The system is already available on current B777-300ER planes and will also be outfitted on the upcoming B787 Dreamliners."
Comment Raid Is Obsolete (Score 1) 555
Forget Raid , RAId Doesn't work.
Remember the Usenix paper ?
http://www.usenix.org/events/fast07/tech/schroeder .html
Just make sure your application or you know how to store data in multiple places. You'll get both a cheaper solution (less disks required, no fiber required) and a more robust solution straight no nonsense access to the data you need.
Remember the Usenix paper ?
http://www.usenix.org/events/fast07/tech/schroede
Just make sure your application or you know how to store data in multiple places. You'll get both a cheaper solution (less disks required, no fiber required) and a more robust solution straight no nonsense access to the data you need.
Submission + - ICANN comitting to shutting down LTTE
bram writes: "On SriLankan News First you can find the following:
The Washington-controlled Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) gave a firm assurance yesterday that it would take all possible steps to stop the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) from illegally delivering its propaganda over the Internet.
"ICANN does not tolerate terrorists operating illegally on its Internet," the organization said in a statement. "Since we first learned of the LTTE's content piracy, we have been actively pursuing a number of technical alternatives to halt the website. We are clear in our resolve to ending this terrorist organisation's unauthorised use of our Internet.""
