informatique
Migrer d'image a image_field
Submitted by marco on 13 December, 2008 - 01:23
Je me suis enfin debarasse du module image. Pas qu'il soit mauvais en soit. Juste que j'ai pris l'habitude de travailler avec image_field.
J'ai suivi les conseils trouves sur cette page : http://drupal.org/node/201983
J'ai tente le script plusieurs fois. Cela n'a pas fonctionne. Au bout de 5 fois, j'ai applique la methode decrite ici : http://drupal.org/node/201983#comment-828698
Merveilleux. :-)
Brazil migrates voting machines to GNU/Linux - The INQUIRER
Submitted by marco on 9 April, 2008 - 23:16
Brazil migrates voting machines to GNU/Linux - The INQUIRER
Connaissiez-vous les open sauce softwares ? Dans la première phrase j'ai pensé à une erreur de "The INQUIRER" mais quand j'ai lu ça dans la deuxième, je me suis demandé si j'avais raté quelque chose... On retrouve cette expression à plusieurs endroits dans ce journal sur d'autres sites... Peut etre une bonne âme pour nous expliquer ça :P
Ceci dit, interressant pour le Brésil. À suivre de près.
THE BRAZILIAN Electoral Supreme Court announced last Friday that Brazil's 2008 elections will use 430,000 electronic voting machines running GNU/Linux and open sauce voting applications.
The voting machines will be migrated from VirtuOS and Microsoft Windows CE to GNU/Linux and open sauce software in order to meet legal requirements for security and auditability.
01net. - Sony BMG poursuivie par un éditeur de logiciels français PointDev
Submitted by marco on 30 March, 2008 - 22:01
01net. - Sony BMG poursuivie par un éditeur de logiciels français PointDev
La nouvelle ne manque par de piquant. La société PointDev poursuit pour contrefaçon Sony BMG, une major souvent montée au créneau pour faire respecter les droits de ses artistes, notamment en matière de piratage sur Internet. La maison de disques aurait ainsi exploité le logiciel dadministration pour serveurs et postes clients sous Windows, Ideal Migration, sans avoir contracté les licences nécessaires.
ouarf ouarf !
PeoplePC - News
Submitted by marco on 29 March, 2008 - 09:48
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Attorney General Michael Mukasey warned Friday that the huge profits generated from piracy and counterfeiting are fostering terrorism.
Terror groups are taking their cues from organized crime and funding their operations with money they make committing intellectual property crimes, he told a gathering of Silicon Valley executives.
"Criminal syndicates, and in some cases even terrorist groups, view IP crime as a lucrative business and see it as a low-risk way to fund other activities," Mukasey said. "A primary goal of our IP enforcement mission is to show these criminals that they're wrong."
Mukasey, who did not elaborate and did not take questions, said his department is devoting increasing resources to prosecuting such crimes and filed 7 percent more IP cases in 2007 than in 2006 and 33 percent more than in 2005.
Before Friday's speech, Mukasey met privately with representatives from companies including Apple Inc. and Adobe Systems Inc.
A day earlier, the attorney general also met with entertainment industry executives in Los Angeles during his three-day California trip.
ouache.
WHATREALLYHAPPENED.COM
Submitted by marco on 16 March, 2008 - 18:04
HOW TO SUCK MORE MONEY OUT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
HOW TO SUCK MORE MONEY OUT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE...
Posted Mar 16, 2008 02:16 PM PST
Category: DICTATORSHIP
Step 1: Use taxpayer money and additional ticket fees to add tons of security to make airport travel a painful experience.Step 2: Sell travelers a card to let them go back to boarding planes hassle free like they used to before all the added security.
Net effect? People still get on the planes like they used to, but are now suckered into paying for security systems and paying more to ignore them.
Such a deal
( commentaire de Michael Rivero de whatreallyhappenned.com :) )
The BRAD BLOG : Filling in the Ovals on LA County’s Super Tuesday ‘Double Bubble’ Debacle
Submitted by marco on 9 February, 2008 - 20:32
We believe we can now pull this issue up out of the weeds a bit, after more than 24 hours of trying to make sense of what the Los Angeles County Registrar's office has been describing to the media as "real clear."
What's clear is that the only thing that's clear is the fact that the county's new acting Registrar of Voters, Dean Logan, has seriously blown his first outing since coming South from his disastrous 2004 Washington state gubernatorial election debacle.
Unless swift action is taken by Logan and CA Sec. of State Debra Bowen, it's likely that hundreds of thousands of voters may have been disenfranchised in last Tuesday's Democratic Primary Election...
As we reported in some detail Tuesday, there was, and still is, massive confusion about how Independent (also called Non-Partisan, also called Decline-to-State or DTS) voters were to cast their ballots to ensure they were counted in the LA County election.
Décidément, non les États-unis d'Amérique ne sont pas une démocratie... Pas plus que le Canada d'ailleurs...
Des biolinuxes contre la biopiraterie - Uni-e-s pour un autre monde
Submitted by marco on 14 December, 2007 - 03:07
Enfin ce lien que je souhaite tant depuis très longtemps entre agriculture et technos libres ?
Des biolinuxes contre la biopiraterie - Uni-e-s pour un autre monde
A l’image d’une communauté de logiciels libres où chacun peut modifier les codes sources en vue de les adapter à ses besoins propres ou de les améliorer pour le bénéfice de tous.
En gros sympatico décide de ce qu’on regarde
Submitted by marco on 5 November, 2007 - 23:03
Pour Bell, internet et la TV c'est pareil
BitTorrent blocking goes north: Canadian ISP admits to throttling P2P
BitTorrent blocking goes north: Canadian ISP admits to throttling P2P
In response to consumer complaints posted in the company's official forum, Canadian ISP Bell Sympatico has admitted that it uses bandwidth throttling technologies to impose limitations on peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing during peak hours. This revelation is further evidence that net neutrality—the principle of equal treatment for all traffic through a network—is eroding.
hackademix.net » Pure Java™, Pure Evil™ Popups
Submitted by marco on 9 August, 2007 - 12:27
hackademix.net » Pure Java™, Pure Evil™ Popups
Pour tester, à vos risques cliquez ici
iPhone a Trojan Horse For Government Surveillance?
Submitted by marco on 20 July, 2007 - 18:26
iPhone a Trojan Horse For Government Surveillance?
En fait, comme google et autre gros yahoo, apple et AT&T, collectent vos données personelles... Qui en profitera ? Pas vous.
Earlier this week, a technology group in Russia released the results of their attempts to reverse engineer the iPhone, concluding that the product has "A built-in function which sends all data from an iPhone to a specified web-server. Contacts from a phonebook, SMS, recent calls, history of Safari browser - all your personal information can be stolen."
