I just had a 'Healthy Choice' 'Premium Fudge Bar' reading this. It
tasted really good.
Executive Director wrote:
Taran,
Do not try to obscure the issue of the vulnerabilities language you used.
What you should say in a few words, rather than a lengthy treatise, is that
you misspoke.
I would
The problem with government funded research, like all other research, is
that I do not have access to the full research project and what exactly
was studied. If you wish to challenge facts based on these studies
(well, you call them misstatements instead of facts), then you must
answer specific
I'm done with this thread. If you want to bash me, proceed with vigor.
It's unhealthy to hold in aggression.
Actually, if anyone wants to bash Taran or anyone else, take it
off-list. I'm all for a vigorous debate about open source and
proprietary software, but I won't allow it to be an
I've been lurking this listserver for ages, and have not only appreciated
those who spend so much of their time helping others, but appreciated the
patience and kindness that I associate with the people here. A little sad and
surprised to see this type of thing. Get back to what you all do
Slashdot is pointing to photos of a seemingly functional One Laptop Per
Child prototype (the $100 MIT laptop) seen by Pete Barr-Watson at the
Seven Countries Task Force Meeting. The OLPC machine looks to run a
version of Fedora Linux with native wireless LAN support.
Hi everyone,
This afternoon I shot some video at today's Day of Out(r)age protest at
the Massachusetts State House, where community media and digital divide
activists gathered to protest the telecom legislation that's currently
working its way through Congress. The video includes commentary
