I'm downloading now and hopeful that this one is ok..but in my experience none of them do what my simple excel spreadsheet does.
I keep an excel spreadsheet that has a worksheet for every month of the year and all of my "guessed" expenses and income for every month. I can fast forward to 3 or 11 months out and see how much I should have in the bank at that time--I can input how much I think a vacation might cost me in 3 months and see how much I need to save...etc.
I can't seem to have that happen with most commercial programs. They seem to be all about the bill pay--which I already do with my browser--and other features that are useful but not essential.
I did see a blurb about account forecasting that makes me hopeful for MoneyDance..still downloading =)
That whirring noise you hear as soon as you click the on button? It's not your cpu fan; it's your harddrive.
1. Replace your drives with Seagate Barracuda IV's 2. Remove your older harddrives 3. Replace your cpu fan's with the zalman
flower heatsink+fans 4. Replace case fans with variable zalman fans 5. Replace powersupply with zalman
I've been deliriously happy since I replaced the fans in my system with the zalman stuff...I didn't even knew they existed until I saw their flower heatsink.
After replacing most of the stuff in my system, I wondered why my systems were still so loud. Then I figured it out..the harddrives were whining even when doing nothing. FDB bearings to the rescue...simply wonderful.
You'd think that PC manufacturers would get a clue. Dell could make a fortune just by making their PC's silent and marketing them as such.
All I really want is the ability to carry
all of my songs with me...I can use either the
computer I have at work or my notebook to play
them....So for me, I want a USB enclosure or
a drive like the BUSLink....$300 gets you a
40Gig device from CompUSA. I don't care about
the slow speed...I just want to store stuff.
Hi, I was wondering how java ready is this release?
It'll be great one day when I can get a distro with full J2EE support + database + JDBC driver. But for now I'll settle for the database + jdk1.2.2 + Apache Tomcat integrated into the webserver. EJBOSS is almost ready as an ejb server...
Which of these are in the release? Does redhat have any goals for java developers beyond the inclusion of a jdk? Thanks
Well, as far as writing perhaps Claremont was the man. But as far as artistry...Marvel messed up big time when Jim Lee and W. Portacio left... Looks like they haven't learned though-- did the same thing with Maduera and Chris Bachalo . . . .... waiting for Marvel to keep some consistently good artwork on the X-men.
As someone who's just beginning SQL programming on Linux I'd like to know what's wrong with postgresql. It has transactions...its' open source, and it has a JDBC driver. I'll probably test using EJB's with it..but even if I don't go the EJB route I'll use it from servlets...It's even included in the Linux Mandrake release I'm using. Dorwin
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I'm downloading now and hopeful that this one is ok..but in my experience none of them do what
my simple excel spreadsheet does.
I keep an excel spreadsheet that has a worksheet for every month of the year and all of my "guessed" expenses and income for every month. I can fast forward to 3 or 11 months out and see how much I should have in the bank at that time--I can input how much I think a vacation might cost me in 3 months and see how much I need to save...etc.
I can't seem to have that happen with most commercial programs. They seem to be all about the bill pay--which I already do with my browser--and other features that are useful but not essential.
I did see a blurb about account forecasting that makes me hopeful for MoneyDance..still downloading =)
Actually, Sony references opencable on their
website.
That whirring noise you hear as soon as you
click the on button? It's not your cpu fan;
it's your harddrive.
1. Replace your drives with Seagate Barracuda IV's
2. Remove your older harddrives
3. Replace your cpu fan's with the zalman
flower heatsink+fans
4. Replace case fans with variable zalman fans
5. Replace powersupply with zalman
I've been deliriously happy since I replaced
the fans in my system with the zalman stuff...I
didn't even knew they existed until I saw their
flower heatsink.
After replacing most of the stuff in my system,
I wondered why my systems were still so loud.
Then I figured it out..the harddrives were
whining even when doing nothing. FDB bearings
to the rescue...simply wonderful.
You'd think that PC manufacturers would get a
clue. Dell could make a fortune just by making
their PC's silent and marketing them as such.
Gourry
Are the Paradigm better than the Magnepan MMG's that can be had for $500 or the NHT Super Twos for around $600? I'm looking in the price range. Thanks
All I really want is the ability to carry all of my songs with me...I can use either the computer I have at work or my notebook to play them....So for me, I want a USB enclosure or a drive like the BUSLink....$300 gets you a 40Gig device from CompUSA. I don't care about the slow speed...I just want to store stuff.
It'll be great one day when I can get a distro with full J2EE support + database + JDBC driver. But for now I'll settle for the database + jdk1.2.2 + Apache Tomcat integrated into the webserver. EJBOSS is almost ready as an ejb server...
Which of these are in the release? Does redhat have any goals for java developers beyond the inclusion of a jdk? Thanks
Well, as far as writing perhaps Claremont was the man. But as far as artistry...Marvel messed up big time when Jim Lee and W. Portacio left... Looks like they haven't learned though-- did the same thing with Maduera and Chris Bachalo . . . .... waiting for Marvel to keep some consistently good artwork on the X-men.
As someone who's just beginning SQL programming on Linux I'd like to know what's wrong with postgresql. It has transactions...its' open source, and it has a JDBC driver. I'll probably test using EJB's with it..but even if I don't go the EJB route I'll use it from servlets...It's even included in the Linux Mandrake release I'm using. Dorwin
This is a java tool I came across while
looking for something else. I bookmarked it,
but I've never tried it:
http://www.pureit.se/products/dbvis/index.html