In that Macs and Windows both use the BSD TCP/IP stack, that Netcraft hasn't particularly been relevant for ages, or that BSD's market share is actually up for a change?
JC needs a vacation
jchonan
Sirius B weighs in at .98 solar masses with a 25,200 kelvin surface composed of almost pure hydrogen, as all the metals have segregated to the core. It's neither less dense nor less massive, and in fact is about twice as dense as an average white dwarf star.
More realistically, in twenty years it'll be scrapped and replaced with a new model.
Best of luck. I'm chatting with some of my NYC friends on IRC right now, have live storm tracker, a couple livecams, live news from the coast, RADAR and infrared sat data streaming in...
It's not so much putting Linux on windows as just giving it some Posix tools that are missing, given that even with Cygwin a great number of linux programs will not compile on the platform.
How could you sleep through Floyd? I'd figure the light show would keep your attention if nothing else did.
Be happy that humanity is advancing itself, be sad that our government decides it's not interested in being a part of that advancement as much as it was.
Funny enough, a significant number of projected hurricane paths expect Irene to miss RI by it going around you to the West.
In other news, BSD still dead. Netcraft confirmed.
...or business card.
Needs the Heineken looter guy from Nawlins in there.
Ytu Brutus?
iPod Hifi
To be fair, when I first saw the iPod packages, I thought they were pretty nifty.
Out of curiosity, ever copy the EXIF data and just dump it as a response to the picture?
Sounds like someone's been playing Nethack, actually. You can train your pet in the game to shoplift while you distract the shopkeepers.
Alternatively, turn into candy. Kinda like soylent green, but tastier: [en.wikipedia.org]
There was an anime, "Stellvia of the Universe", that dealt with such a situation and its aftermath. Granted, there were some aliens involved and a giant robot, but I already mentioned it was anime.
He opens up the box and finds... a lifetime subscription to Pandora, of course.