Monthly Archives: February 2006
Good-for-nothing Redmon lab
We can read at Linux.com a little list of GNU/Linux distributions to use in old boxes and thin clients. This article defeats another written by MS opensource lab trying to prove that it’s not true GNU/Linux can be installed in … Continue reading
Tuning the cellular phone
I’m taking some days off. I was tired because exams and the town planning project. I’ll write about this later, now I want to touch higher in the freakmeter scale. Benji helped me to activate the GPRS service in my … Continue reading
Highway bridge over Eume river
This is a recent realization by Francisco Javier Manterola’s consulting office. Manterola is professor in the Civil Engineers School of Madrid, and one of the best bridges engineers in Spain. I was taking photos to my town planning work, and … Continue reading
ZP’s answer to inmigrants in the fence
After three months after I wrote this post and took action sending Amnesty International letter to Spanish President Zapatero asking for protection of the human rights of inmigrants, I received an email. I read up-to-down and I couldn’t find nothing … Continue reading
Walk on my (lonely and dirty) shoes
I don’t know if it was my better day at Portiño. Four years ago I wouldn’t imagine a day like today. I went alone to give the class to the children. And I survived, and the children, and pencils and … Continue reading
Sickening Yahoo!
When I still hadn’t forgotten the first betrayal of Yahoo! in China (in Spanish), I read today in Slashdot Yahoo! collaborated again in the imprisonment of a Chinese ciberdisident. Li Zhi was jailed in 2003 for eight years because his … Continue reading
Ostrich behaviour (II)
After these two articles by JMG in Kriptópolis (in Spanish), and the past new in Slashdot, I think there are only two options: let’s get Firefox fork let’s use lynx It’s a pity one of great sucessful cases from free … Continue reading