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FreeBSD baby step "1j"

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06.03.2005, 21:05

Never trust a man who can count to 1024 on his fingers

Signature quote of the day:

"Never trust a man who can count to 1024 on his fingers"

But it begs the question: Why?

06.03.2005, 19:59

Visiting the world's smallest city

It does not take more than a few minutes to stroll around the whole city and meet half its residents ( see video ).

06.03.2005, 13:04

Finally some non-MS, non-nonsense SPF news

SPF hasn't been doing a very good job to fight the FUD Microsoft is spreading lately. So this article published by the Computer Business Online Report is a gasp of fresh air .

http://tinyurl.com/5dy2m

05.03.2005, 10:05

Swiss cows banned from eating grass

You just have to love that headline. The move has provoked strong opposition from farmers using the plant, while some experts have cast doubt over the evidence used to enforce the ban of hemp as fodder for livestock , resulting from fears that traces of cannabis are finding their way into milk.

01.03.2005, 21:32

Ludivines, the "Green Fairy" of absinthe

The Green Fairy was symbolically removed on Tuesday from the police station in the town of Môtiers in the Jura mountains.

The ban on the sale and production of absinthe, which was introduced in 1908, was lifted today . The drink earned a reputation for being the tipple of choice of artists and writers.

01.03.2005, 21:29

First Look At Solaris 10

DTrace, Zones, SMF, decent X86 support...

"It is very different. This cannot be repeated enough. If you have ever made the switch from Linux to BSD or the other way, you know how little differences can really make it difficult. In Solaris, the differences are not little."

ttp://www.madpenguin.org/cms/html/47/3542.html

01.03.2005, 21:18

EU Commission Declines Patent Debate Restart

This slashdot thread quickly puts its emphasis on the "real issue":

"The right place to petition against software patent would not be the European Parliament, whose advice gets routinely ignored anyway, but the *individual governments of each country*."

...and...

The European Council consists of members of the governments of the member states. They are the ones that have to accept this directive proposal for it to become law. There are obviously countries that want the proposal to go through very badly, and some (maybe enough) that don't. The prospect of opposition is why they are afraid to reopen discussion on the proposal inside the Council.

01.03.2005, 21:11