You seems like you have been trying to use it, haven't you? Like most open source solutions, you might have to tweak it a bit to get it to do what you want and then again, you have to make compromise. But be assured it works in a satisfactory way for me. Just get a proprietary solution if you can't make it work as you wish. Oh my god, I just realized you sounded like a guy that would choose the later solution;-)
I know what you are saying although and there is some truth to it.
Indeed, all jobs are susceptible to computerization. The question should be: which jobs are most likely to get computerized next? It is more a matter of cost vs return on the investment, public perception and in the end profitability.
The problem isn't the software, but how people are using it. Banning Power Point won't fix bad end users....
End users? I have been asked to make deliverables in power point format where the target audience was high level management that had to approve credits for the project. Well, I guess we can call them end users but it isn't really funny since they are the people who decides how to spend the cash.
Anyway, i was also asked to keep it as simple as possible; just make it look nice so they approve the credits.
Exactly, I hate carrying keys around so I keep my setup as free from gadgets as possible. When I go out without using my car, I only carry a ring with 2 keys on it. One for the entrance door, one for my apartment door.
I can open beer bottles with just about anything, a lighter, a seat belt buckle, an old log or a tree in the woods, my belt buckle. a spoon, a fork, etc. etc.
Just be prudent although, every catastrophe like this one bring along a bunch of people how are just trying to make a buck out of it. Don't get scammed.
"Now, paleontologists are arguing that a sixth extinction, 260 million years ago, at the end of a geological age called the Capitanian, deserves to be a member of the exclusive club."
Wouldn't you like to member of an "exclusive club"?
yep kind of what went through my mind when I read the summary, I was was thinking of that old Star Trek episode where the Voyager probe had evolved into a big super computer and what not and I figured the first hardware running Hurd 1.0 should look just like it.
well, I don't know wtf you are doing on this thread but last time I looked, as long as you have no point of ignition after take-off, chances are on your side.
Indeed, a pressure of 1 atmosphere ~= the pressure of 34 feet of water.
Deepest see explorer go down below 5,000 meters.
16 404 / 34 = 482 atmospheres !
Even in space, it shouldn't be too hard to build something to stand 1 atmosphere.
I don't think airplanes are air tight. That could explain why it would be hard to maintain a pressure of 1 atmosphere in one of those when they fly at 35,000 feet;-)
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ssh and openshh: ssh is proprietary
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You seems like you have been trying to use it, haven't you? Like most open source solutions, you might have to tweak it a bit to get it to do what you want and then again, you have to make compromise. But be assured it works in a satisfactory way for me. Just get a proprietary solution if you can't make it work as you wish. Oh my god, I just realized you sounded like a guy that would choose the later solution ;-)
I know what you are saying although and there is some truth to it.
Take care man ;-)
name of the company: SSH Communications Security
since they grabbed a lot from open source in the beginning, I guess they allowed openssh to develop an open source version.
The original SSH version is still proprietary nowadays.
You mean I don't need to install Cygwin anymore like I have been doing for the past 15 years to accomplish just that?
Next proposal: implement rsync natively...
I am a computer myself you insensitive clod.
Indeed, all jobs are susceptible to computerization. The question should be: which jobs are most likely to get computerized next? It is more a matter of cost vs return on the investment, public perception and in the end profitability.
The problem isn't the software, but how people are using it. Banning Power Point won't fix bad end users....
End users? I have been asked to make deliverables in power point format where the target audience was high level management that had to approve credits for the project. Well, I guess we can call them end users but it isn't really funny since they are the people who decides how to spend the cash.
Anyway, i was also asked to keep it as simple as possible; just make it look nice so they approve the credits.
I remembered Walnut Creek CD-ROM was the official publisher of slackware back then.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I have never tried but a friend of mine opens them with his teeth but neither have I ever tried it for the sake of my own teeth.
You must mean something like securID token dongles because RSA keys do not weight anything and you can put thousands of them on one single USB dongle.
Good point, but now I wonder what would Bennett say about this?
Exactly, I hate carrying keys around so I keep my setup as free from gadgets as possible. When I go out without using my car, I only carry a ring with 2 keys on it. One for the entrance door, one for my apartment door.
Please leave your drunk card at the door.
I can open beer bottles with just about anything, a lighter, a seat belt buckle, an old log or a tree in the woods, my belt buckle. a spoon, a fork, etc. etc.
worth a look too:
https://tika.apache.org/
TFS talks about geo-blocking, not blocking IPs based on content.
Just be prudent although, every catastrophe like this one bring along a bunch of people how are just trying to make a buck out of it. Don't get scammed.
working on 2D jobs...
Just found out MakerBot was a 3D printer maker.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
FTFA:
"Now, paleontologists are arguing that a sixth extinction, 260 million years ago, at the end of a geological age called the Capitanian, deserves to be a member of the exclusive club."
Wouldn't you like to member of an "exclusive club"?
yep kind of what went through my mind when I read the summary, I was was thinking of that old Star Trek episode where the Voyager probe had evolved into a big super computer and what not and I figured the first hardware running Hurd 1.0 should look just like it.
http://scifi.stackexchange.com...
well, I don't know wtf you are doing on this thread but last time I looked, as long as you have no point of ignition after take-off, chances are on your side.
Disclaimer: I work for an oxygen reseller.
Congratulations Sherlock!
On jupiter or massier planets, it would have to be more to stand landing.
Indeed, a pressure of 1 atmosphere ~= the pressure of 34 feet of water.
Deepest see explorer go down below 5,000 meters.
16 404 / 34 = 482 atmospheres !
Even in space, it shouldn't be too hard to build something to stand 1 atmosphere.
I don't think airplanes are air tight. That could explain why it would be hard to maintain a pressure of 1 atmosphere in one of those when they fly at 35,000 feet ;-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D...
I am currently working on a similar project: Instant beer.