Comment RISC (Score -1) 454
The anagram of all the countries mentioned amounts to RISC
Is that some kind of subliminal messaging ??
Is that some kind of subliminal messaging ??
Comment Miranda warning (Score 0) 152
What happened to the Miranda warning " Anything you say or do can and will be held against you in a court of law."
Well thats an evidence aint it ??
Comment I like this idea (Score 0) 424
I like this idea but before any other step is taken, can we just make sure that a patent is applied for this and none of the corporations who are with SOPA or PIPA can use this idea till its out of patent blackhole
Comment Re:Round 1. Fight. (Score 0) 314
Why take all that trouble, python ahoy
Submission + - Sony "rebuilding" PlayStation Network after attack (networkworld.com)
alphadogg writes: The outage of Sony's PlayStation Network and Qriocity service, now in its fourth day, looks set to continue after the company said on Sunday that it is "rebuilding" its system to better guard against attacks. Sony said on Saturday that the outage was caused by an "external intrusion" into the network, but has yet to detail the problem. The PlayStation Network is used for PlayStation 3 online gaming and sales of software to consoles and the PlayStation Portable. The Qriocity service runs on the same network infrastructure and provides audio and video to Sony consumer electronics products.
Submission + - SPAM: Countries ranked in terms of internet freedom
msum writes: Freedom House has just published a report that ranks 37 nations around the would in terms of their internet freedom. Estonia was ranked as the most free. See who else is listed.
Link to Original Source
Link to Original Source
Comment Re:I was *not* plain wrong -- unlike some 'rebutta (Score 0) 223
Are you blind or dumb, those are unit test cases file. I dont think they ever get shipped.
Comment hours Vs Work done (Score 0) 997
Its an interesting graph in there.
Work done increase till certain number of hours and then it declines.
May be your boss needs to know that
Work done increase till certain number of hours and then it declines.
May be your boss needs to know that
Comment Who cares (Score 0) 453
Who cares which codec is being used as long as Firefox, Chrome, Flash and YouTube support it perfectly well.
MS and Apple are stuck in their world and dont want progress in this field or maybe they have ulterior motives. Yeah they are the losers from the last century for sure.
MS and Apple are stuck in their world and dont want progress in this field or maybe they have ulterior motives. Yeah they are the losers from the last century for sure.
Comment Chip below 1 MilliWatt power (Score 0) 38
Chip below 1 MilliWatt power, hmm so Intel and AMD are ruled out
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In the brave new world, learn to want more
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In the brave new world, learn to want more
Mozilla Posts File Containing Registered User Data 154
wiredmikey writes "Mozilla yesterday sent an email to registered users of its addons.mozilla.org site, letting them know that it had mistakenly posted a file to a publicly available Web server which contained data from its user database including email addresses, first and last names, and an md5 hash representation of user passwords."
Comment Switch to Lynx (Score 0) 509
I think we all should start using Lynx instead of Safari or FFox, we will save couple of more hours of battery life
Comment Interesting Title!!! (Score 1) 87
But it does make a point. Linux was for the uber geeks. Not for the corporate suits. Its good that we have reached a point where a discussion of the license is as important as the features of the software. .... AH!!!! Then I go read the article and realize its just a promotion for 3 tools being released. Upper management doesn't care for these tools. Maintainers maybe.
What a waste of time.
Linux Foundation Makes Open Source Boring 87
superapecommando noted an essay by Glyn Moody where he writes "In the early days of free software, the struggle was just to get companies to try this new and rather unconventional approach, without worrying too much about how that happened. That typically meant programs entering by the back door, surreptitiously installed by in-house engineers who understood the virtues of the stuff — and that it was easier to ask for forgiveness after the event than for permission before.
[The Linux Foundation tries] to take all the fun out of free software. They are about removing the quirkiness and the riskiness that has characterized free software in business for the last decade and a half, and seek to replace it with nice, safe systems that senior management will instantly fall in love with. In a word, they seek to make open source boring for the enterprise. That's not only good news for companies, it's a really important step for the Linux Foundation."
Nero Files Antitrust Complaint Against MPEG-LA 247
hkmwbz writes "German technology company Nero AG has filed an antitrust complaint against the MPEG-LA, the company that manages the H.264 patent pool. Nero claims that the MPEG-LA has violated the law and achieved and abused 100% market share, by, among other things, using 'independent experts' that weren't independent after all, not weeding out non-essential patents from the pool (in fact, it has grown from the original 53 to more than 1,000), and retroactively changing previously-agreed-on license terms."
