Comment Is now dead? (Score 1) 190
It wasn't dead before?
Comment Portugal's MBNet (Score 3, Informative) 242
Virtual every debit and credit card in Portugal can have access to MBNet, a nationwide initiative in which you can have your one time credit card numbers.
We actually have a pretty accessible banking system here in Portugal. We have a state regulated entity called SIBS that pretty much guarantees that every banking system should be able to talk to the others. In practive, this means that every bank has at least one ATM that is compatible with every debit and credit card in the country, and can be used for free, with no taxes for money withdrawal and other operations. It's pretty sweet.
Comment Obligatory Snatch quote (Score 1) 1095
- Anything to declare?
- Yeah, don't go to England.
Comment Screen (Score 2, Insightful) 302
Nothing beats screen.
One student starts programming within a scren session; the other student joins that screen session (screen -x) and now they're both in the same environment at the same time, and both are in control.
Submission + - Linux Titans speak to Paldo Creator Jorg Billeter (linuxtitans.com)
superbnerb writes: "Jurg Billeter, creator of the Paldo linux Distribution is interviewed by Linux Titans member superbnerb. In this interview, Jurg discusses many of the new features found in Paldo's new release 1.12. Jurg discusses his reasoning for creating the distro, what makes up their package manager called Upkg, and much more. It's a really good read."
Submission + - Ubuntu vs Fedora vs OpenSuSE vs Mandriva (lugradio.org)
An anonymous reader writes: Its been a good few weeks for distro releases with Ubuntu, OpenSuse, Fedora and Mandriva all releasing new versions but which ones best? The Lugradio team talk to Adam Williamson from Mandriva then don asbestos suits and put all four through a series of real world tests. Find out which came out best and which just suck here
