That is pretty cool. I would like to get my hands on one of these and see how it is. I'm skeptical but interested.

Torrenting itself, or P2P is a great concept! Alleviate the stress from going all to one or a group of servers. Everyone shares the load. Linux has distributed their ISOs this way for years. It's not P2P that's illegal, it's how most people use it.

@Carnival-Boy said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

I easily have ten in use at the same time.

TEN!?? Can you list 'em?

4x Red Mag Reader
2x USB Media Card Readers
USB Keyboard
USB Mouse
Webcam
BMD UltraStudio Pro
External 5 Bay USB 3.0 Raid/JBOD

No USB Hubs used. I have 13 Ports on my Desktop.

I am a big believe in BASH. It's still my go to tool for most scripting in UNIX. It is everywhere, which makes a big difference. People used to use Perl because it was so ubiquitous. But on current systems it is Python that I see more commonly. Node.js, Ruby and Go are out there a lot too. The one thing that you can almost always count on is BASH. It's simple, it's standard and it is really fast to do simple things.

And a Keyboard with Macro keys for doing it.

This has really been a long time coming. X11 is very old and a lot of people have been trying to figure out how to get this replaced. Probably makes sense that Google really just took the lead on this.

Yeah, Europe risks a rather chilling future.

Good stuff.

CubeRox Alarm Clock

It's the second one in the Shield series, so it has a little traction already.

I am not going to take the time to read through the site rules as I do not even have an account, but I question if that can be done without the developers consent.

That would still put it back on the developer and I will simply not support a developer that does it. same as I no longer support Sun/Java products if at all possible.

@scottalanmiller said in VMware Sued Over Unlicensed Use of Linux Kernel Code:

@thwr said in VMware Sued Over Unlicensed Use of Linux Kernel Code:

It looks a little bit like that. Anyway, we don't have anything like your fines and settlement deals here.

VMware seems pretty unconcerned about having used Linux code and violating the GPL in Germany, though.

Too big to care.