Comment: Run on a VM (Score 3, Insightful) 133
Ultimately, it would be nice to figure out what script or daemon is running in this and put it on an existing server. In the mean time, I could see just creating a VM for this thing to get started.
Comment: Re:Missing the point; what is it? (Score 1) 376
I live in the state of Georgia and I've had Telocity, DirecTV, and Speakeasy all provide my DSL. Primarily because they offered a static IP address by default. Never had to buy DSL service from BellSouth/AT&T. I even have naked DSL, ie DSL without accompanying phone service.
Comment: Alyx Vance (Score 1) 590
She is neither Caucasian and (by definition) not male.
Firefox 3.5 Beta Boosts Open Video Standard 281
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from the nothing-flashy dept.
from the nothing-flashy dept.
bmullan writes "Dailymotion, one of the world's largest video sites, announced support for Open Video. They've put out a press release, a blog post on the new Open Video site, and an HTML 5 demo site where you can see some of the things that you can do with open video and Firefox 3.5. (You can get the Firefox 3.5 beta here.) Dailymotion is automatically transcoding all of the content that their users create, and expect to have around 300,000 videos in the open Ogg Theora and Vorbis formats."
Comment: Re:plugins (Score 1) 117
To think, a mere 7 years ago phoenix was supposed to be the lightweight browser for the future.
Comment: Re:Look carefully at the power management (Score 1) 544
This sounds to me like the power management was dialing down the CPU on the later releases...
"Compiz and Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST) were disabled during testing."
This sounds to me like they controlled for power management when testing.