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I've been using ADrive for a few months. It works well for me…upload process is pretty simple and fast.
281 days
I thought this was interesting, mainly because the pulse I'm getting from different internet communities is that Scientology is evil and people are speaking out against it.
281 days
yes, about stink'n time
286 days
The fat lady was going to sing about this and I'm glad she did it sooner than later.
287 days
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/11/technology/11facebook.html?_r=1&scp=3&sq=Facebook&st=nyt&oref=slogin
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/13/technology/13face.html?scp=2&sq=Facebook&st=nyt
293 days
I didn't either, pretty crazy. They've been pushing PostgreSQL in Solaris for a while.
I guess they just want to be able to be the leading supplier of complete open source software stacks.
"Sure, we can get you a completely open source Solaris running an optimized speedy PostgreSQL/MySQL using Falcon plugin and a Niagara2 processor to use continuously 2 terrabytes of RAM and 64 processes".
321 days
Wow. That is crazy. I didn't see that one coming.
322 days
not a bad article
329 days
interesting article. i always wondered how the histogram worked
342 days
This is ridiculous that the teacher got arrested. I have to be missing something here, I'm not sure what would get the teacher arrested in her comment!
349 days
I've been saying for a while that Google needs to release an ebook reader to plug into their text services. I doubt apple will release one though, e-ink just isn't savvy enough yet.
353 days
Fascinating. I think most companies don't think twice about utilizing wireless keyboards.
355 days
Yeah, I think it may be because Yager is approaching it from a complete chipset perspective rather than just the CPU. If I remember correctly, most of the articles have suggested the Phenom is a bit weaker than the latest Intel CPUs.
359 days
That's interesting. It's the first article I've read that said good things (recently) about the phenom.
362 days
Swisher thinks it ironic that Facebook is upset over the exposure of their founder's private information while at the same time implementing an extensive user analysis for marketing purposes. I think this is a bit off, seeing that Facebook is dealing with aggregate and anonymous data, while Zuckerberg's data is such personal and identifiable information as social security numbers.
369 days
Will be interesting to see how Sun responds. I'm imagining this will filter its way up the chain, being published by NWW and all.
370 days
Wilson (one of those bullied) said he thinks Sun’s move does not represent Sun’s true open source strategy. He says it “was a relatively isolated incident brought on by middle management acting of their own accord.”
It is a shame that this stuff happens.
370 days
That's a good point, I forgot Xen was purchased. This will allow Sun to control the development process if Citrix ever takes the opensource version away.
373 days
Sweet. Yeah, I would love to use ZFS in my Windows environment.
374 days
Thanks for the distinction. I'm not sure either why they don't just develop Xen. However, Xen will probably become much more commercialized with the new acquisition by Citrix.
374 days
Yeah, that is the question everyone is asking right now.
374 days
Yeah, I'm not sure who to believe with this article. Dilger seems to be claiming that Microsoft is playing with the numbers to make Zune look like its building speed when in fact its still failing. I'll keep my eyes open for any other articles on the topic.
374 days
The Zune is failing? I was actually under the impression it was doing fine. I've used some too and they are slick.
374 days
how many were in stock to begin with though? i'm guessing it was a small batch to test the waters
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