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Robert Flemming wrote in
to say that KDE 1.1pre2
is out. I also noticed that GNOME has 0.99.3 RPMs
available now if you're into that.
LoCoPuff sent
us a link to a CNN article about theWindows Refund
that mentions Slashdot and quotes me (cough cough).
Nate wrote in to say
"Brian Eno's "Oblique Strategies" meet the Everything 2
code in The Oblique Strategies Garden. Indeterminacy=fun. "
Robert Dale sent us a parody of
Iggy Pop's Lust for Life called
Lust For Linux (surprise)
For todays Star Wars bits,
Alan Shutko sent us
a link to pictures of
Official Star Wars Legos.
And the todays flashback comes from
The_Black_Macrame who
sent a link to the complete
errata list
from the original Star Wars. It's an oldie, but a goodie.
hangman got bored
and decided to trash a DEC 2100
and post pictures. Check it out if you're into computer mutilation.
An anonymous reader sent us a link to one image you don't want to see
on an ATM.
And lastly,
jhack sent us a link
to a nice little page on
painting your mac black
if you happen to think that blue color is a bit excessive. The
final results are pretty sharp.
Now stop reading quickies and go compile your 2.2 kernel.
No Subject Given (Score:1)
Um. Sorry.
Gnome/KDE kinda sucks (Score:1)
I agree with you Bastid. I loaded up KDE on my new Linux box and it slowed down like and old Windblows box. I'll try Gnome next.
ATM... (Score:1)
Yeah sure, now I know why :-/ And you got me nervous on this one! is this thing broadcasting my PIN or something? my credit card number perhaps? where was the software made? which country?
Another reason NOT to use ATMs with graphic displays! or maybe... not to use them at all?
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DEC 2100 (Score:1)
What? you didn't even know she was? ;-)
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Mac Improvement! (Score:1)
ATM... (Score:1)
ATM... (Score:1)
Better yet, here's a fixed URL... (Score:1)
Also, rumor has it that some companies are going to start marketing custom inserts (the way that case is put together this is very possible). Hey, you can customize the OS all you want... why not customize the case?
I hung out with Iggy once (and some freaky broad) (Score:1)
I clicked on and read it.
I liked it! Wow. It wasn't super cornball and stupid.
Ron
PS: Please don't put "Turn Blue" to risk.
my first ATM crash... (Score:1)
Gnome DEB's (Score:1)
Windows on ATM (Score:1)
ATM... (Score:1)
Who the fsck would use Windoze in what is essentially an embedded system? Have they caught him yet?
Schwab
Gnome (Score:1)
One sour note came with the new glib (1.1.13) -- missing symbols trying to run my shiny new GNOME apps. This was fixed by rebuilding from the source RPM. Now I just need to rebuild gnotepad+ to make it work. C'est la vie.
arrays of gold (Score:1)
Ah well, destruction was fitting for such an old computer. I know some people who spend much more time than reasonable trying to get those old junkers to keep working and be useful.
DEC 2100 (Score:1)
The highlight of it all, though, was when the police were called, because of a noise violation. Apparently (I was back in bed during this exchange) the police comiserated with my boyfriend about wanting to do the same to a computer. Gotta love those campus cops.
Nat West ATM... (Score:1)
I'm afraid he's got the MS line pretty bad, but he has recently asked to try out my copy of Redhat 5.1, so you never know...
GMF - General Monetary Fault (Score:1)
This sort of thing happens hen you build ATM software in visual basic. Of course, the ATMs at my bank look like they're probably running Fortran based programs under CPM...
Black Mac Moved? (Score:1)
DEC 2100 (Score:1)
Oops. Shouldn'tuh bought MS (Score:1)
Lego requires Javascript and shockwave. suck. (Score:1)
I hate javascript. I hate plugins, especially if they aren't available for Linux.
This kind of thing makes me want to buy a pair of boots and go on an ass-kicking road trip.
Gnome (Score:1)
Still rocks. No silly Konsole thing to crash your machine. Works great with windowmaker or enlightenment. I will consider kde when it considers Gnome.
Lego ?! (Score:1)
Interesting People (IP) Mailing List (Score:1)
-ali
gnome and debian (Score:1)
i wonder if redhat labs joining up with gnome has had any effect on whats going on