Yes. I use it from a Linux virtual machine to a Windows host running VcXsrv, and I suspect plenty of others use it from WSL to Windows.

Plz no clickwhoring titles; should read: "The most targeted IoT devices are .., .. and .."

Uranium.

Obligatory Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3119

This is not exactly a new idea. http://maemo.org/packages/view/n900fly/

What I found interesting was the concept of extending the phone functionality by changing the back cover. Want a QWERTY phone? No problem, swap the back cover to one with keyboard.

Or forget the seals and use encryption.

Works for the cloud, too.

Are you using it on a SSD with the 'discard' mount option? If yes, that's what's making the fsyncs horribly slow.

Personally I don't use the discard option but I run fstrim from a cron job once a week to TRIM the SSD. Works like a charm.

(Also, once you mount a SSD root with -o discard, remounting it using -o remount,nodiscard will not fix the fsync problem. A reboot is required.)

Having a 'right' to Internet would require this to be an obligation upon businesses that would have to provide this entitlement, obviously this would make it into an 'essential' service and the prices, by the way, would immediately be much higher than what they are now.

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/10/14/2229231/-1Mb-Broadband-Access-Becomes-Legal-Right-In-Finland "1Mb Broadband Access Becomes Legal Right In Finland"

I don't see your comments there.

Probably yes. I'll try to find the HDD and create torrents next week.

It was available from a Symbian Foundation FTP site until March 31st last week. No idea if they are offering it anymore at all.
Luckily I have the whole shebang downloaded and stored somewhere on a loose hard disk.

Actually, it is YOU who fails with a simple time calculation. If the time is 12:00 and you set the alarm to 12:15, you do not have 15 minutes left, but 14 minutes plus some amount of seconds left. Hence the N-1.

Hitler is also disappointed by the lack of dedicated servers, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XSOxS_1XBI

Try .kkrieger -- FPS game in 96kB

Sounds familiar. Nokia threatened to leave Finland unless they get the right to spy on their employees. The law (named "Lex Nokia" by the media) was passed on March 11th and became effective beginning this month.

This reminds me of this Everybody Loves Eric S. Raymond cartoon