Our former CTO said this. He also said that Linux wasn't ready for the "enterprise". All the while we were running a 16 node beowolf cluster for web log processing, also usinge linux for web, dns, chat, app, mailrelay, ids and developement servers. I believe he was fired. Our currnet CEO still doesn't know because it doesn't know because it doesn't show up on expenditures.
Executives of "Fortune 500" companies don't know anything about what really happens on the lines besides what VP's tell them and what finance shows them. Linux isn't on either of those lists in most cases.
I could give a shit what they think about linux. Linux makes my life easier and more enjoyable. That's all I care about.
I know that the overwhelming majority of slashdot readers are pasty white, suburb livin guys but to many of the posts I've read are some of the most racist shit I've seen outside of alabama. The fact that these kids are poor and lack the opportunity of parents or other support structure that have the means to provide them computers and pay your way through school doesn't mean that they'd be any less capable or deserving. I may not have been in a gang but I come from the same background. I've never graduated from highschool but I make 75K a year now and own my home because I was given the opportunity. It's not about "is web developer the best job", it's the exposure to technology and the opportunity of maybe getting even a tech support job where they'll have a change to learn and advance (that how I started).
People on/. need to get a ****** life and quit dis'ing EVERYTHING.
Because of equal protection and due process under the constitution (14th amendment)? This would be a quagmire of litigation til the end of eternity. Especially where litigants have the means.
http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution/ am endment14/
Does a higher frequency have any effect on the fresnel zone? I'm surrounded by similar hight buildings that currently block effective point-to-point for me. If I could get a rise of 2 more meters, I could make it to where I want to get to now w/ 802.11b.3 miles away. I buy this in a second if it fixed my problem.
This is a motion to dismiss (summary judgement). The motion is based on the fact that no actual legal action was taken against them when some went ahead and published/presented their "violation". The plaintiffs are alleging a "chilling effect" of 1st amendment rights due to the actions of legal council of the defendants. This will pass summary judgement if the plaintiffs can show material fact to the damages alleged.
Wait to see the response. That will show wheather this is going to fly or not.
The reason why it's not a good seller is either people don't know about it or they think it isn't as important as $100 cost. We just bought 50 seats a couple months ago and were just about to buy 50 more and a key server. All due to people sending passwords in plain in email. The product has good email integration (with outlook anyway) and makes even the laziest person able to use it effectively.
MS would be smart to buy and bundle it w/ outlook but modify it a bit so it's not openpgp compatible.
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Why bother looking for a country that will give you a work permit or an American company that will give you some job over in the EU when you can start your own company and and have your new EU employers pay your company while you pay yourself. This is what my girlfriend (a lawyer btw) and I did. Living in London is great!
Why didn't your father quit and find another better job or just start his own company? Sounds like you dad is some kind of looser, you John Gault wannabe.
This is how the law of trade secrets would work in this instance.
If B aquires A's tradesecret through improper means and turns it over to C, C has a duty not to disclose or use it if he/she has notice that it's a trade secret and was obtained through improper means.
Notice: Cwill be deemed to have notice if a reasonalble person under the same circumstances would know or would be led to inquire further and a reasonable investigation would uncover these facts.
In other words If you were to obtaine a copy of some source that had been stolen from MS that a reasonable person would realize was MS source code, it could be found actionable if you were to use this code in whole, part or as reference in another project.
The "as reference" part is where it get a little more tricky. MS would have to prove that the resulting project had been substantially derived. So just having looked at code from MS or even having better understood a problem, doesn't necessarily mean that you're in trouble. All of this is dificult to prove
Just remember that MS only has a burden of proof in a preponderance of the evidence, Not "beyond a reasonable doubt" or "clear and convincing".
Problem with this hole is that the java implimentation in netscape is so slow that when this applet starts sharing you files netscape CPU usage goes to like over 90%. Adding that file transfer is so sloooow...
I've decided to replace gnapster with this. You can now get my mp3's from here
Your click agreement could be easily challenged due to "in perpetuity" (the part about offspring). You should add that if any portion of this agreement were stricken that the remaining still hold.
To grow peas that were store bought for consumption If some entity like Monsanto were to own the patent on the pea. You wouldn't have license for reproduction just because you "bought" the peas. You pay for cable but you're not allow to rebroadcast or reproduce most of what you see. Professional sports games always have the "No reproduction of ANY kind" all over the broadcasts. This is nothing new. Money will always win. The idea is to make the battle moot.
Did you even bother to check out some of the option under the preferences menu? There isn't another browser out there that gives you the kind of controDid you even bother to check out some of the option under the preferences menu? There isn't another browser out there that gives you the kind of control like how often to check the modify for documents and images seperately in incraments of days/hours/and minutes or control of the number of connections to open to a server.
Most importantly, when I hit tab, I can start typing in the location bar!!!!!!!!!! Let's see Mozilla do that:)
Just went to the LISA conf yesterday for a tutorial on BIND given by Vixie himself. He spent a bit on the logistical/technical issues DNSSec. Just a quick run down.
If my key is compromised and I have to generate a new on who signs my key, internic, verisign?
Meaningful encryption would push the 512 byte limit of dns udp packet to a much smaller payload, making the use of tcp for common dns activities necessary thereby tremendously reducing dns performance.
Meaningful encryption would cause CPU load - period. Imagine the com root servers having to encrypt every answer. This would probably end up requiring an Origin 2000 and remember that 8.2.2 isn't able to take advantage of SMP.
I have nameservers that can get well over a 1000 requests per second (not that they actually answer them all:). I'm not going to encrypt every response, it's just not that important. It is far more practical to use this as an internal security measure but for the internet - don't make me laugh.
They helped us do a live net broadcast of Seattle Hempfest one year. It took forever to get the dishes aligned but after that, it flew even through some of the heaviest rain I've seen in seattle.
He's talking about openwin perfmon. Which as the ability under Solaris to monitor all kinds of crap and even log said crap to a file, leaving the method of analysis up to your imagination.
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Our former CTO said this. He also said that Linux wasn't ready for the "enterprise". All the while we were running a 16 node beowolf cluster for web log processing, also usinge linux for web, dns, chat, app, mailrelay, ids and developement servers. I believe he was fired. Our currnet CEO still doesn't know because it doesn't know because it doesn't show up on expenditures.
Executives of "Fortune 500" companies don't know anything about what really happens on the lines besides what VP's tell them and what finance shows them. Linux isn't on either of those lists in most cases.
I could give a shit what they think about linux. Linux makes my life easier and more enjoyable. That's all I care about.
I know that the overwhelming majority of slashdot readers are pasty white, suburb livin guys but to many of the posts I've read are some of the most racist shit I've seen outside of alabama. The fact that these kids are poor and lack the opportunity of parents or other support structure that have the means to provide them computers and pay your way through school doesn't mean that they'd be any less capable or deserving. I may not have been in a gang but I come from the same background. I've never graduated from highschool but I make 75K a year now and own my home because I was given the opportunity. It's not about "is web developer the best job", it's the exposure to technology and the opportunity of maybe getting even a tech support job where they'll have a change to learn and advance (that how I started).
/. need to get a ****** life and quit dis'ing EVERYTHING.
People on
Because of equal protection and due process under the constitution (14th amendment)? This would be a quagmire of litigation til the end of eternity. Especially where litigants have the means.
/ am endment14/
http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution
How about Jesus? He's been battling evil for years and I hear he's available.
What kind of idiot are you?
Does a higher frequency have any effect on the fresnel zone? I'm surrounded by similar hight buildings that currently block effective point-to-point for me. If I could get a rise of 2 more meters, I could make it to where I want to get to now w/ 802.11b .3 miles away. I buy this in a second if it fixed my problem.
This is a motion to dismiss (summary judgement). The motion is based on the fact that no actual legal action was taken against them when some went ahead and published/presented their "violation". The plaintiffs are alleging a "chilling effect" of 1st amendment rights due to the actions of legal council of the defendants. This will pass summary judgement if the plaintiffs can show material fact to the damages alleged.
Wait to see the response. That will show wheather this is going to fly or not.
The reason why it's not a good seller is either people don't know about it or they think it isn't as important as $100 cost. We just bought 50 seats a couple months ago and were just about to buy 50 more and a key server. All due to people sending passwords in plain in email. The product has good email integration (with outlook anyway) and makes even the laziest person able to use it effectively.
MS would be smart to buy and bundle it w/ outlook but modify it a bit so it's not openpgp compatible.
They're already working on it.
a ds /
/ dw /opensource-projects-byname?OpenDocument&Count=500
http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/pthre
Take a look at all the OSS projects they're running, contributing to or sponsoring. Most of which involve linux.
http://www-105.ibm.com/developerworks/tools.nsf
Why bother looking for a country that will give you a work permit or an American company that will give you some job over in the EU when you can start your own company and and have your new EU employers pay your company while you pay yourself. This is what my girlfriend (a lawyer btw) and I did. Living in London is great!
Why didn't your father quit and find another better job or just start his own company? Sounds like you dad is some kind of looser, you John Gault wannabe.
No but it can make you management though.
If B aquires A's tradesecret through improper means and turns it over to C, C has a duty not to disclose or use it if he/she has notice that it's a trade secret and was obtained through improper means.
In other words If you were to obtaine a copy of some source that had been stolen from MS that a reasonable person would realize was MS source code, it could be found actionable if you were to use this code in whole, part or as reference in another project.
The "as reference" part is where it get a little more tricky. MS would have to prove that the resulting project had been substantially derived . So just having looked at code from MS or even having better understood a problem, doesn't necessarily mean that you're in trouble. All of this is dificult to prove
Just remember that MS only has a burden of proof in a preponderance of the evidence, Not "beyond a reasonable doubt" or "clear and convincing".
I traced the java and ran tcpdump and watched folks getting files from above the root of the share. I'll have to change my ssh key now :)
You know who you are
adsl-216-102-200-137.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net
customer-GDL-196-91.megared.net
noc05.sjc1.globix.net
dialup-209.245.205.117.Houston1.Level3.net
user-38ldkut.dialup.mindspring.com
Problem with this hole is that the java implimentation in netscape is so slow that when this applet starts sharing you files netscape CPU usage goes to like over 90%. Adding that file transfer is so sloooow...
I've decided to replace gnapster with this. You can now get my mp3's from here
Your click agreement could be easily challenged due to "in perpetuity" (the part about offspring). You should add that if any portion of this agreement were stricken that the remaining still hold.
To grow peas that were store bought for consumption If some entity like Monsanto were to own the patent on the pea. You wouldn't have license for reproduction just because you "bought" the peas. You pay for cable but you're not allow to rebroadcast or reproduce most of what you see. Professional sports games always have the "No reproduction of ANY kind" all over the broadcasts. This is nothing new. Money will always win. The idea is to make the battle moot.
Did you even bother to check out some of the option under the preferences menu? There isn't another browser out there that gives you the kind of controDid you even bother to check out some of the option under the preferences menu? There isn't another browser out there that gives you the kind of control like how often to check the modify for documents and images seperately in incraments of days/hours/and minutes or control of the number of connections to open to a server.
:)
Most importantly, when I hit tab, I can start typing in the location bar!!!!!!!!!! Let's see Mozilla do that
Just went to the LISA conf yesterday for a tutorial on BIND given by Vixie himself. He spent a bit on the logistical/technical issues DNSSec. Just a quick run down.
I have nameservers that can get well over a 1000 requests per second (not that they actually answer them all:). I'm not going to encrypt every response, it's just not that important. It is far more practical to use this as an internal security measure but for the internet - don't make me laugh.
Nothing beats lynx and never having to take your hands off the keyboard. Who needs stupid pictures.
When you know enough to read the FAQ/Docs
They helped us do a live net broadcast of Seattle Hempfest one year. It took forever to get the dishes aligned but after that, it flew even through some of the heaviest rain I've seen in seattle.
http://www.queenanne.net/
He's talking about openwin perfmon. Which as the ability under Solaris to monitor all kinds of crap and even log said crap to a file, leaving the method of analysis up to your imagination.
Take a look at procinfo.
Maybe Distributed Net is a dummy org for the NSA and they've duped the world into participating in monitoring itself.