Comment Your own cloud (Score 1) 152
Do they count your own cloud like my synology server too?
It's one of the best ways to avoid NSA.
Comment Realtime Light polution map of the earth (Score 2) 148
You can see a real-time light polution map here http://www.die.net/earth/?zoom=1
Comment Personal Software Inspector (Score 2, Interesting) 135
I use PSI (Personal Software Inspector) http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/personal/ \
Comment Re:Below Zero (Score 1) 392
She made a lot of advertising for the music industry, so she would be awarded for making available.
Comment Cardware (Score 1) 367
I like the concept of cardware http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postcardware
to post a card to the maker, that you enjoy the free software.
Comment Not Notebooks, but Netbooks! (Score 1) 207
I don't like notebooks, they have a weight of +- 2.5 to 3 KG.
I bought a Netbook, just over 1 KG, so I can easy surf and mail without taking 2 KG to much with me!
Its for me, and many others, a perfect compromise. Small screen, but fast enough to mail and surf.
And thats what you need on the road?
GreetZz
Xip Pie
David Tennant Stands Down From "Doctor Who" 245
Dave Knott writes "After winning the outstanding drama performance prize at the British National Television Awards, David Tennant announced that he will be quitting the iconic role of The Doctor. Quoting Tennant: 'When Doctor Who returns in 2010 it won't be with me. Now don't make me cry. I love this part, and I love this show so much that if I don't take a deep breath and move on now I never will, and you'll be wheeling me out of the Tardis in my bath chair.' Tennant will appear in a Christmas special, titled The Next Doctor, before filming four more specials in January. After that, the search will be on for the actor to play the 11th incarnation of The Doctor."
Comment Re:My wallet thanks EA and DRM (Score 1) 554
Spore should run fine on a EEE, I installed Spore on a MSI wind, and the game just runs fine.
Canadian NDP Leader Praises P2P Communities 169
newtley writes "The New Democrats' Jack Layton has become the first leader of a major Canadian political party to acknowledge the importance of the Internet during a federal election. He's using YouTube to carry his message specifically to the online community, launching it on P2Pnet. 'We don't want to see hidden fees and gouging and service slow-downs all in the interests of promoting the objectives of certain large corporations,' Layton says."
Other party members have also spoken out against increased internet regulation. We've been following the Canadian net neutrality debate for quite some time.
Journal Journal: 20 Biggest Record Company Screw-Ups of All Time 2
THE BIGGEST RECORD-COMPANY SCREWUP OF ALL TIME
http://www.blender.com/articles/default.aspx?key=18696&pg=0
#1 Major labels squash Napster
Shawn Fanning's file-sharing service attracted tens of millions of users, but instead of trying to find a way to capitalize on it, the Recording Industry Association of America rejected Napster's billion-dollar settlement offer and sued it out of existence in 2001.
http://www.blender.com/articles/default.aspx?key=18696&pg=0
#1 Major labels squash Napster
Shawn Fanning's file-sharing service attracted tens of millions of users, but instead of trying to find a way to capitalize on it, the Recording Industry Association of America rejected Napster's billion-dollar settlement offer and sued it out of existence in 2001.
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