Dave Crossland wrote:
For a certain value judgement of 'good' that is?
It tramples users' freedom and their friendships since we can't know
how it works or redistribute it. That's not good.
Conversely, it allows SMEs to enter market places with the knowledge
that their intellectual
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/feb/26/apple.apple
Apple is rumoured to have delayed the launch of the software tools that
will help third party developers produce independent applications for the
iPhone and iPod Touch.
The Californian technology giant said last October that the software
Hi Rupert,
I appear to have duplicated your comment on Prism. Didn't mean to
ignore your message, it just got a bit lost in the noise. Have you used
it at all? Or anyone else on this list for that matter. I'd be
interested in an opinion.
Alia
Rupert Watson wrote:
Ian
I think it is
Hi,
We can now boot GNU+Linux on Wii computers:
And last but not least, we have finally run natively Linux on the
Nintendo Wii through Team Tweezers' twilight-hack
(http://wiibrew.org/index.php?title=Twilight_Hack). We have released a
small usbgecko-enabled Proof of Concept
Quoting ST [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When was the last
time you had the feeler guage out to re-tappet your car?
I personally wouldn't know how. But if I fill up at a petrol station
and they tell me that as a result I am forbidden from hiring a
mechanic to fix my car, I know that is an
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008, Richard P Edwards wrote:
I would love to know who it was that decided to make the two systems
incompatible..
I found the Wikipedia pages on Blu-Ray and HD-DVD quite informative when I
was trying to find out the answer to the same question a couple of weeks
back:
I find filtering his mail directly into trash helps.
That is a mature approach to dealing with mailing lists; thanks :-)
It's a mature way of dealing with trolls on mailing lists, yes.
R.
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sounds interesting
does anyone have a link for that video which used the wiimote etc to
create a 3d environment which changed perspective from where one was.
someone showed me a video of it on youtube - it looked pretty cool.
pity i can't afford a wii, though by the time development has got to a
Tim Dobson wrote:
sounds interesting
does anyone have a link for that video which used the wiimote etc to
create a 3d environment which changed perspective from where one was.
someone showed me a video of it on youtube - it looked pretty cool.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
Search for Johnny Chung Lee - he's done a few really cool projects
using the wiimote.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 4:09 PM, Tim Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sounds interesting
does anyone have a link for that video which used the wiimote etc to
create a 3d environment which changed perspective
On 26/02/2008, Alia Sheikh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since Air is proprietary, that it runs on GNU+Linux is not good.
For a certain value judgement of 'good' that is?
It tramples users' freedom and their friendships since we can't know
how it works or redistribute it. That's not
Alia
It is on all platforms now I think;
http://wiki.mozilla.org/WebRunner#Latest_version
Rupert Watson
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On 26/02/2008 21:43, Alia Sheikh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
windows only for the moment but open
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On Wednesday 27 February 2008 17:13:41 Dave Crossland wrote:
Software freedom is very tightly defined -
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
Actually that is just one definition of software freedom. Just because you
don't agree with others doesn't mean there is only one definition. You
On Wednesday 27 February 2008 14:00:18 Richard Lockwood wrote:
It's a mature way of dealing with trolls on mailing lists, yes.
I tend to try ask people to accept that other people have differing views and
to ask them politely not to impose their views on everyone first before
dumping them in the
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