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Attachmate aquisition: What does it mean for SUSE, openSUSE & open source?(news.opensuse.org)
1 points by mapleoin 16y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I think it's purpose was entertainment rather than illumination.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I think the idea is more about finding different colors that go well together. If you randomly take a bright green and a bright blue they might not be a good match, but if you take the green and blue from the frog on that picture, they will
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I'm very skeptical about this sort of advice, especially when it is motivated by We do Ruby, we know what’s best. Trust us.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
SUSE Studio already allows for changing the branding.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Suse Studio actually lets you do more than that. You can patch any file and also submit your own custom updates to the distros you've created. You can also change the branding. But I agree, custom distro might be a bit of a stretch. Wha
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by mapleoin 16y ago
you shouldn't need to do that manually. That's what package managers are for: handling updates and uninstalling old software in favor of the new version.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I kept waiting for the new ereader to be launched this Christmas that was going to be better than the Kindle3, but it seems that no new, better product was launched so I'm going to have to wait some more and just get some deadtree literatur
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Lots of people here are python coders. Maybe someone has already bought/read the book or even contributed to its writing and can start a discussion here. I'm personally interested in the book and I would like to hear what anyone who has rea
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by mapleoin 16y ago
What IRC channel are you talking about?
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Natus - JavaScript meta-engine(nathaniel.themccallums.org)
4 points by mapleoin 16y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
There's a lot more on Stirling Engines on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_engine
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Stirling engine powered by the heat of a hand.(stirlingengine.co.uk)
12 points by mapleoin 16y ago|4 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I just got The Land of Lisp yesterday, but I've also got Learning Python and REST in Practice from that list from previous 9.99$ deals.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
It also works for Land of Lisp! 24.95 -> $9.98 It's been mentioned here a lot of times during the last few weeks.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Yeah, I don't understand how that helps with the goal of protecting my email...
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by mapleoin 16y ago
There's always the issue of who will maintain the code once you're gone? .
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Novell Vibe Cloud Beta - social getworking(vibe.novell.com)
1 points by mapleoin 16y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Novell has been going nowhere for the past few years. It looks like now it's finally arrived. --One of my colleagues
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by mapleoin 16y ago
No. People are not Intellectual Property.
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Novell acquired by Attachmate Corporation(novell.com)
108 points by mapleoin 16y ago|50 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Was that ironic?
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by mapleoin 16y ago
It's very simple, just work for a big company that does open-source: RedHat, Novell, Canonical immediately spring to mind.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
As opposed to credit? How would tracking that be different in this case?
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Photoshop is only the means to reach the end goal if you know what that end goal is. What colors, what lighting techniques etc. Give me the source photo and photoshop and I probably couldn't get there in a week, simply because I don't know
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Oracle Solaris 11 Express released(oracle.com)
1 points by mapleoin 16y ago|0 comments
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by mapleoin 16y ago
Norway has Opera ;)
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I actually find my ereader more sanitary than paper books since I can actually wash it however many times I want and it's really easy to clean.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
His entire point is that you wouldn't be surprised if this happened, which is exactly what you're saying. The point he's making is about how fast the world is changing along with our perceptions of what's normal and what's impossible.
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by mapleoin 16y ago
I think this paragraph should shed a bit more light on what the author meant: But if enough people can get to space, they’ll see the planet for what it is: a fragile, magnificent ball with a thin shell of atmosphere protecting it from the

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