I know that programmers often write the program first and design it later, we've all done it;) but afaik this is a tool for designing, if you want to do it first, not last, when you have no code.
It should at least keep up the impression of it to fool the managers:)
The Bill workgroup server) seems to do the mapi groupware type thing, I guess combining this with an imap mail server and an ldap (for contacts etc) server would do you for most everything that exchange does
The smtp and imap are easy to replace, address book can be replaced using LDAP, frankly that only leaves the calender to be replaced, could a relativly simple daemon do that?
Remember, this is a unix solution, so it can be several products, not just on big mother!
Japanese people are very anti-nuclear-wepons - which is not really a surprise due to the fact that they had two dropped on them. In fact they have sent letters of protest to the heads of every country that tests nuclear wepons since 1965 - hundreds of letters.
If there are almost no known linux viri then how can someone write a program to test them, unless there are known holes in the system, in which case wouldn't it be better to fix them?
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In Brighton (UK) you can surf on the beach with the free PierToPier wifi connection.
It sounds a nice, sensitive, emotional film following the Devil finding his true feelings. Gabe and Tyco did it best: here
I know that programmers often write the program first and design it later, we've all done it ;) but afaik this is a tool for designing, if you want to do it first, not last, when you have no code.
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It should at least keep up the impression of it to fool the managers
Begun the flame-war has!
The sony clie kicks ass - palm os, keyboard, mp3 et, but it would be better with a hard drive, about 20gb should be cool, for an mp3 dukebox
Hmm, wasn't this released in march ;) http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/03/28/003122 4&mode=thread
Hmm, wasn't this released in march ;) here
The Bill workgroup server) seems to do the mapi groupware type thing, I guess combining this with an imap mail server and an ldap (for contacts etc) server would do you for most everything that exchange does
This was touched on in the comments after the Nat Friedman talks of Ximian, Gnome, and Red Carpet article:
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http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=31492&thres
What is it that exchange server actually does?
The smtp and imap are easy to replace, address book can be replaced using LDAP, frankly that only leaves the calender to be replaced, could a relativly simple daemon do that?
Remember, this is a unix solution, so it can be several products, not just on big mother!
Japanese people are very anti-nuclear-wepons - which is not really a surprise due to the fact that they had two dropped on them. In fact they have sent letters of protest to the heads of every country that tests nuclear wepons since 1965 - hundreds of letters.
Imagine that sort of banning of certain books, films or even thoughts happening in the USA? Never!
If there are almost no known linux viri then how can someone write a program to test them, unless there are known holes in the system, in which case wouldn't it be better to fix them?