Comment Re:Link broken? (Score 1) 1191
I can even think how to comment on the new beta. If you dont get how important this comment are - how this should not even have got to Beta without the comments working. Than
Submission + - Pirates playing a game dev simulator complain about piracy (greenheartgames.com)
bmsleight writes: I am not sure people who did not pay for a game get the irony. They end up complaining that in game that "Dev Team" have not been paid. Art reflecting life ?
Comment Re:Not even remotely true (Score 1) 305
Wow - these games are never even on my radar. Any FreeCIV like games for android ? (Apart from FreeCiv its self)
Submission + - Linode hacked, CCs and passwords leaked 6
An anonymous reader writes: On Friday Linode announced a precautionary password reset due to an attack despite claiming that they were not compromised. The attacker has claimed otherwise, claiming to have obtained card numbers and password hashes. Password hashes, source code fragments and directory listings have been released as proof. Linode has yet to comment on or deny these claims.
Submission + - Rhombus Tech 2nd revision A10 EOMA68 Card working samples (rhombus-tech.net)
lkcl writes: Rhombus Tech and QiMod have working samples of the first EOMA-68 CPU Card, featuring 1GByte of RAM, an A10 processor and stand-alone (USB-OTG-powered with HDMI output) operation. Upgrades will include the new Dual-Core ARM Cortex A7, the pin-compatible A20. This is the first CPU Card in the EOMA-68 range: there are others in the pipeline (A31, iMX6, jz4760 and a recent discovery of the Realtek RTD1186 is also being investigated).
The first product in the EOMA-68 family, also nearing a critical phase in its development, will be the KDE Flying Squirrel, a 7in user-upgradeable tablet featuring the KDE Plasma Active Operating System. Laptops, Desktops, Games Consoles, user-upgradeable LCD Monitors and other products are to follow. And every CPU that goes into the products will be pre-vetted for full GPL compliance, with software releases even before the product goes out the door. That's what we've promised to do: to provide Free Software Developers with the opportunity to be involved with mass-volume product development every step of the way. We're also on the look-out for an FSF-Endorseable processor which also meets mass-volume criteria which is proving... challenging.
The first product in the EOMA-68 family, also nearing a critical phase in its development, will be the KDE Flying Squirrel, a 7in user-upgradeable tablet featuring the KDE Plasma Active Operating System. Laptops, Desktops, Games Consoles, user-upgradeable LCD Monitors and other products are to follow. And every CPU that goes into the products will be pre-vetted for full GPL compliance, with software releases even before the product goes out the door. That's what we've promised to do: to provide Free Software Developers with the opportunity to be involved with mass-volume product development every step of the way. We're also on the look-out for an FSF-Endorseable processor which also meets mass-volume criteria which is proving... challenging.
Comment Interesting development (Score 1) 1
Wow - looking really good. Is opensource hardware on the way ?
Submission + - Rhombus Tech 2nd revision A10 EOMA68 Card (rhombus-tech.net) 1
lkcl writes: "The 2nd revision of the A10 EOMA-68 CPU Card is complete and samples are due soon: one sample is due back with a Dual-Core Allwinner A20. This will match up with the new revision of the Vivaldi Spark Tablet, codenamed the Flying Squirrel. Also in the pipeline is an iMX6 CPU Card, and the search is also on for a decent FSF-Endorseable option. The Ingenic jz4760 has been temporarily chosen. Once these products are out, progress becomes extremely rapid."
Comment More for existing (Score 2, Interesting) 55
Good, but why not pay for more development of the GNU/Linux version.
Comment Got up to 5 (Score 1) 111
Dyslexic and un-coordinated, but stubborn enough to learn juggling. Even got up to 5 balls at one point. Once you learn, it is engrained. Can still juggle whilst drunk.
Comment Linux does have a RDP server (Score 4, Informative) 303
www.xrdp.org
Works very well.
Comment Re:sosumi is the Class name for link (Score 1) 413
More like this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sosumi
Comment Re:endoh2.c (Score 1) 24
It is a thing of beauty. OMG - that is real skill.
Author’s comments:
Yeah, “Again”. Sorry. But I don’t feel guilty or uncomfortable.
This entry is based on ‘over-used themes’ such as self reproducing program and pi or e computation. I know you’re tired of them.
But have you ever seen all-in-one?
Submission + - Opensource Traffic Light Cufflinks (cuffelink.com)
bmsleight writes: "Just finished my latest project. I have always liked cufflinks, apart from my wedding ring it is the only form of jewellery that I wear. Inside each cufflink, I have a ATTINY45, a Real Time Clock chip, a couple of resistors and three LEDs. Each cufflink can display a normal UK Traffic light Sequence, a normal UK Pelican Crossing Sequence, the current time, date and even the temperature. All the hardware and software is open source."
Game of Thrones The Most Pirated TV Show of the Season 312
TheGift73 sends this excerpt from TorrentFreak:
"With nearly 4 million downloads per episode, the HBO hit series Game of Thrones is the most pirated TV-show of the season. Worldwide hype combined with restricted availability are the key ingredients for the staggering number of unauthorized downloads. How I Met Your Mother and The Big Bang Theory complete the top three, albeit with significantly fewer downloads than the chart topper. ... While there are many reasons for people to download TV-shows through BitTorrent, airing delays and HBO's choice not to make it widely available online are two of the top reasons."
Comment Re:Reminds me of the Italian Job (Score 2) 202
But the _Houses_Of_Parliament_ signals were stand alone. Just working at that junction.
The first traffic control system - were the signal were co-ordinated in London was ~1960s
