Comment Re:Custom CMS (Score 1) 130
And, of course, your site thrown together in a couple hours will scale (just in case it needs to), will be stable and secure.
Comment Re:Smallest Linux server (Score 1) 697
Also, SheevaPlug. You can add storage to this via SD cards and USB.
Comment Smallest Linux server (Score 1) 697
Yoggie Open Firewall SOHO.
Comment Re:captain obvious (Score 1) 366
What do you pay for? You do not pay to download warez. You pay for the capability to download. As long as there is any legal stuff to download, it's fine and there always be. If these services do not happen to hold a record of what particular usernames download, then there is no evidence what so ever.
Comment Re:Can the Poor SOB sue for damages? (Score 1) 594
Uh oh. so you run your own server and NOT comply with a judge's order? I do not know USA laws but if that's not a federal offense I have no clue what is.
OpenOffice.org V3.0 Sets Download Record, 80% Windows 451
thefickler writes "The newest version of OpenOffice, version 3.0, has set a download record in its first week of availability. Most surprising is the fact that over 80% of downloads were from Windows users. As one commentator noted, when it comes to a choice between almost identical software (e.g. Microsoft Office and OpenOffice), price is the determining factor."
Comment Pointless comparison (Score 1) 783
All these techie blogs... listen, the average Mac consumer is not even reading your blog, gotcha? Yeah, a number of programmers use Macs but the average user is absolutely not into computers. Mac computers are their own niche segment and noone else competes there. Saw those "I am a Mac and I am a PC" ads? The most important message is not that the PC is inferior but that these are separate markets.
