Comment Summary is a BBC rip-off (Score 1) 323
The summary is a blatant rip-off of the BBC article found here.
Comment MMS-e displays (Score 1) 142
HERE.
Lots of reasonably priced displays, some with touch and on-bard "intelligent" controllers.
Comment Re:Latitudes (Score 1) 300
+1 for the E6520. I have one with an SSD and it flies, the screen is great and it has a full size keyboard with the numeric keypad,not that I use it
Submission + - USA Govement seeks extradiotn of UK student for fi
Gimble writes: The BBC reports that UK Richard O'Dwyer will learn of his fate today after the US Government requested his extradition to face charges of running a file sharing site.
O'Dwyer operated the site "TV-Shack" which didn't offer any files itself, but posted links to streams and files hosted elsewhere for 3 years from 2007 until 2010. O'Dwyer was first arrested in June last year by British police acting on information from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The domestic investigation was subsequently dropped, but Mr O’Dwyer was re-arrested in May on an extradition warrant to face charges in America.
O'Dwyer operated the site "TV-Shack" which didn't offer any files itself, but posted links to streams and files hosted elsewhere for 3 years from 2007 until 2010. O'Dwyer was first arrested in June last year by British police acting on information from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The domestic investigation was subsequently dropped, but Mr O’Dwyer was re-arrested in May on an extradition warrant to face charges in America.
Comment Re:Honestly? (Score 3, Informative) 1880
Eh, Wireshark has been cross platform from day 1.
Comment Re:Standard values not applicable here. (Score 1) 369
Or the battery could have condition monitoring built-in.
I don't see how an exchangeable battery could be safe without it.
Comment Re:And file sharers may be violating copyright law (Score 1) 339
And where do you get this info from?
In the UK prices of USB keys have been in freefall. I see no sign of any music tax.
Submission + - Bittorrent to cause Internet meltdown (theregister.co.uk)
Gimble writes: Richard Bennett (blog here), has an article at the Register claiming that a recent uTorrent decision to use UDP for file transfers to avoid ISP "traffic management" restrictions will cause a meltdown of the internet reducing everybody's bandwidth to a quarter of their current value.
Other folks have also expressed concern that this may not be the best thing for the internet.
Other folks have also expressed concern that this may not be the best thing for the internet.
Comment Re:IDE Integration (Score 1) 667
Absolute tosh. I have no idea what GUI you use, but I've never seen such an issue with TortoiseSVN or the command line tools, and we regularly commit hundreds of files at a time.
I suspect that something is up with your svn server. We use svnserve and have never had issues like that.
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