I am having a horrible time playing Mako VOD which I think is cached on a
content delivery network.
http://www.mako.co.il/mako-vod-keshet/eretz_nehederet-s6/VOD-59423880ffd3f11004.htm
I am getting an error message telling me to play it directly in my windows
media player, but it hangs.
The exter
ng I needed was an
power-plug (shteker) adapter.
I think though, that if a keyboard is not incorporated into the CPU the
mobility of the device is greatly reduced. Ditto for some screen.
Z.
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 6:57 AM, Steven Benmosh wrote:
> 0. Consider it open source hardware, runni
that you can push the cost
component really down, I think, and most people could use it with an
existing or inexpensive screen then upgrade to a better one if they have the
need and the money.
Z.
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 1:16 AM, Nadav Har'El wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 24, 2010, Steven Benmos
I would like to solicit opinions about this entry in my blog -
http://blog.words2u.net/?p=80 (don't bother with the rest of the blog...).
Essentially, I am voicing the opinion that the tablet - including it's hyped
up iApple version - is going in the wrong direction. The computer of the
future sho
I think you might find this article interesting.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2010/feb/23/opensource-intellectual-property
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be let them create their
own web pages on the ubuntu box, or use audio editing program like audacity
to mix music. That might be the 'sticy feature' you are looking for.
Z.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 7:38 AM, Nadav Har'El wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 17, 2010, Steven Benmosh wrote:
&
Semi related question, that I think fits into the line of discussion here.
For a number of years I had the idea of opening an Internet Cafe based on
Linux. That is, a small number of computers for access to the internet,
email and teleconferencing, but using Linux. Maybe each computer with a
diffe
1. To each his/her own. You can't make someone not respond to a list if the
issue was placed in a list.
I agree that some things are better handled in personal emails, to prevent
escalation, but that is the choice of the receiver and not the list members.
2. Why call names and use insults? You do
25, 2009, Steven Benmosh wrote:
> > 2. I am not concerned whether the card reader or communication software
> is
> > open source or not, though I agree that open source has many advantages.
> My
> > concern is that the software work on the device I have access to, rather
>
be accessed with Linux and
Chrome or Firefox), I will give them a piece of my mind.
Z.
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 8:02 AM, Nadav Har'El wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 24, 2009, Steven Benmosh wrote:
> >...
> > And it is very easy to write programs that work across OS's. Someone
>
IMHO this is something to fight about/for. The main reason I left Windows in
the late 90's was that I got tired of having to pay $2000-$3000 for a
desktop every couple of years b/c the new version of MS would not work with
the older hardware.
If the government forces me to use windows, they should
רב ויוזם של פעילות (מעין מארגנת) על
> מנת שאכן ניתן יהיה לעבור את המשוכה הזו .
>
> את הפעילות העסקית צריך להשאיר לעסקים שמתמחים בזה .. על מנת שירוויחו ועל מנת
> שיהיה להם האינטרס לעשות את זה שוב ושוב .
>
>
> - דורון
>
>
>
> Shachar Shemesh wrote:
>
> Steven Ben
Your challenge is to support a flagship school, where you would get the PR
value, and your work, if successful will be copied and adopted everywhere.
Helping the poor is a noble idea, which I wholeheartedly support for moral
grounds, but is not what would get you much in term of OSS adoption, just
I may be able/willing to help (not with coding, but with testing), but I am
not familiar with Rosetta Stone which I will short to RS.
Some more specifics would be welcome - what language do we want to teach?
English? Hebrew? Spanish? For Spanish there is Pythonol.
What specs of RS do we want to e
AM -0600, Steven Benmosh wrote:
> > Just a question, and forgive me if I misread the site, which looks good -
> > why use wordpress, which is a blogging program, to create a wiki? Why not
> > pmwiki, twiki?
> >
> > Maybe it is just part of the layout graphics that is
Just a question, and forgive me if I misread the site, which looks good -
why use wordpress, which is a blogging program, to create a wiki? Why not
pmwiki, twiki?
Maybe it is just part of the layout graphics that is not really accurate and
if so my apologies.
Z.
2009/4/19 Shachar Shemesh
> Gi
Hi Guys,
I have an old but barely used HP Pavillion f1703 LCD monitor. I got it
several years ago in the US, and then I moved and it spent about 8 months in
its box.
Long story short, when I finally took it out, it would turn itself off after
1-2 minutes, then if you turned it off and on again, i
Sorry about the English, no Hebrew keyboard.
I think that organizations appreciate work according to what they pay for
it, and thus, I think that doing work for free for someone who pays to get
it done in Windows is morally wrong and a bad idea. If you want to do
something to spread open source, c
For the benefit of those who have no idea what changes you have made, maybe
it would be beneficial to list the changes, or link to where these are
listed. This might include, for example, the specific site we are discussing
(assuming there are several managed servers/sites).
On the other hand, you
If you post an email address where we can complain, or a link to a web
comment form, I will write them a nasty note.
If they get several hundreds of those, maybe something will happen.
Z.
On Jan 12, 2008 12:46 PM, Amir E. Aharoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/01/2008, Shachar Raindel <[EMA
Give it a break, guy. If you limit your reading to Hebrew, you will be
giving up on the 99.9% of the world's literature, news and culture,
and you will be reading filtered material edited for you by whoever
does non mind reading English.
Zvi.
On 12/29/07, guydafny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ido
There used to be a saying about politics in academe - why are the fights in
academe so vicious? because the stakes are so low.
What I see is that we have a board member or president (whatever shachar
is), who wants to have things done his way, and there is a technical person
who is willing to volu
The language of computing is English. As is the language of my computer.
Zvi.
On 5/8/07, Shlomi Fish m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tuesday 08 May 2007, Dotan Mazor wrote:
> נדב, רשימה, שלום,
>
> Nadav Har'El wrote:
> > This is not fair. Why did Shlomi post his specification, and *ask for
> >
What is needed, IMHO, is an internet cafes that are based on linux, where
people could see different distros and also get installation advice and tech
support (not necessarily for free), and test/use programs for an hourly fee.
I think that the linux community should adapt with the times.
I star
Shir and all,
Could you tell me a little about linux in education? I am not a
computer scientist, but have been involved in education (adjunct
professor of chemistry in two colleges) and would now like to start a
project of linux education and computer education using linux.
I think some places
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