To avoid giving you the wrong impression, FreeBSD is in no way supported by SAP, and (unfortunately) probably never will be! Installing SAP R/3 for Linux under FreeBSD is highly UNOFFICIAL and a proof of concept only! Even SAP R/3 for Linux is only supported on certain HW-configurations and under RH6.1 EE.
The Unix folk - Ritchie, Pike et al ditched Unix and root years ago and made a new system plan9 (though Ritchie was, by his own admission, more a famous name than an architect in plan9 - though he did do the compiler)
Spending years being not-free as in beer, plan9 languished during the Linux FOSS years until belatedly being opened up for version 3
Then Lucent lost loads of $$ in the dot-com crash and wound down Bell Labs (such as taking out every other light bulb) and the staff retired or left (mostly to Google)
as Rob Pike said "Not only is UNIX dead, it's starting to smell really bad." - circa 1991
What your licence provides The BBC is paid for directly through each household TV licence. This allows it to run a wide range of popular public services for everyone, free of adverts and independent of advertisers, shareholders or political interests. 95.6% of the UK population used the BBC every month in 2004/5.
The BBC provides 8 interactive TV channels, 10 radio networks, over 50 local TV and radio services and bbc.co.uk. These provide local and national news, documentaries, arts, drama, entertainment, live music and children's programmes. The BBC also runs social action, education and minority language programmes. Its considerable investment in British programmes supports production and craft skills throughout the UK.
BBC World Service is funded by Government grant and not your TV licence. Profits from separate BBC commercial services help to keep the licence fee low.
The BBC is run in the interests of its viewers and listeners. Twelve Governors act as trustees of the public interest and regulate the BBC. They are appointed by the Queen on advice from ministers.
Day-to-day BBC operations are run by 16 divisions. The main BBC Executive Board is made up of 9 directors and is chaired by the Director-General. A Creative Board, Journalism Board and Commercial Board report to the Executive Board. The Executive Board answers to the Board of Governors.
BBC Governors differ from directors of public companies, whose primary responsibilities are to shareholders and not consumers. BBC Governors represent the public interest, notably the interests of viewers and listeners.
The Governors safeguard the BBC's independence, set its objectives and monitor its performance. They are accountable to BBC licence payers and Parliament, and publish an Annual Report assessing its performance against objectives.
one of my extensions used to check for update every time a new window was installed, thinkg was the update web site has disappeared so it was waiting to time out. I managed to stop this behaviour using/etc/hosts. Perhaps your extensions are doing simlar things. Time to tcpdump!
Cabir replicates over bluetooth connections and arrives to phone messaging inbox as caribe.sis file what contains the worm. When user clicks the caribe.sis and chooses to install the Caribe.sis file the worm activates and starts looking for new devices to infect over bluetooth.
To get cabir you need
1. Have Bluetooth switched on 2. Have an active connection 3. Accept this file 4. Press OK to install
Choosing which hospital has the best success rate for my operation is in the same ball court.
How about choosing which school has the best results for certain subjects.
If the number of applicants is the same for these examples then society doesn't benefit whichever I choose [discounting the relative merits of my self / children to society], so by his argument I shouldn't need that information.
Finding the lowest price for a product could be considered detrimental to society [less sales tax / corporaqtion tax paid or some such].
Choosing to buy one's fuel based on price is bad for the exchequer too, it is the highest taxed item in my country. Perhaps We should be prevented from knowing where to get the cheapest fuels too.
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shut up, idiot
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lol, someone stole my site !
you high ID people are so funny
The BSDs don't have the fragmentation that Linux has.
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:-)
FreeBSD 4.x
FreeBSD 5.x
NetBSD
DragonFlyBSD
OpenBSD
which one should I choose for SAP ?
http://ezine.daemonnews.org/200007/SAP_meets_BSD.
To avoid giving you the wrong impression, FreeBSD is in no way supported by SAP, and (unfortunately) probably never will be! Installing SAP R/3 for Linux under FreeBSD is highly UNOFFICIAL and a proof of concept only! Even SAP R/3 for Linux is only supported on certain HW-configurations and under RH6.1 EE.
But it works nevertheless
The Unix folk - Ritchie, Pike et al ditched Unix and root years ago and made a new system plan9 (though Ritchie was, by his own admission, more a famous name than an architect in plan9 - though he did do the compiler)
Spending years being not-free as in beer, plan9 languished during the Linux FOSS years until belatedly being opened up for version 3
Then Lucent lost loads of $$ in the dot-com crash and wound down Bell Labs (such as taking out every other light bulb) and the staff retired or left (mostly to Google)
as Rob Pike said "Not only is UNIX dead, it's starting to smell really bad." - circa 1991
1nd3p3nd3nc3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/licencefee/
What your licence provides
The BBC is paid for directly through each household TV licence. This allows it to run a wide range of popular public services for everyone, free of adverts and independent of advertisers, shareholders or political interests. 95.6% of the UK population used the BBC every month in 2004/5.
The BBC provides 8 interactive TV channels, 10 radio networks, over 50 local TV and radio services and bbc.co.uk. These provide local and national news, documentaries, arts, drama, entertainment, live music and children's programmes. The BBC also runs social action, education and minority language programmes. Its considerable investment in British programmes supports production and craft skills throughout the UK.
BBC World Service is funded by Government grant and not your TV licence. Profits from separate BBC commercial services help to keep the licence fee low.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/running/
The BBC is run in the interests of its viewers and listeners. Twelve Governors act as trustees of the public interest and regulate the BBC. They are appointed by the Queen on advice from ministers.
Day-to-day BBC operations are run by 16 divisions. The main BBC Executive Board is made up of 9 directors and is chaired by the Director-General. A Creative Board, Journalism Board and Commercial Board report to the Executive Board. The Executive Board answers to the Board of Governors.
BBC Governors differ from directors of public companies, whose primary responsibilities are to shareholders and not consumers. BBC Governors represent the public interest, notably the interests of viewers and listeners.
The Governors safeguard the BBC's independence, set its objectives and monitor its performance. They are accountable to BBC licence payers and Parliament, and publish an Annual Report assessing its performance against objectives.
In Soviet Atlantis dolphins release YOU!
You are confusing suitability with capability.
The GP is saying that because TeX is Turing complete its capabilities, by definition, exceed the "the vast majority of document typesetting needs".
one of my extensions used to check for update every time a new window was installed, thinkg was the update web site has disappeared so it was waiting to time out. I managed to stop this behaviour using /etc/hosts. Perhaps your extensions are doing simlar things. Time to tcpdump!
If the choice is Linux or Windows I think I'll go back to catering.
Calling my wife a whore gets you more bang for buck than calling her an amateur !
does this count as deviant ?
[WARNING, not for the faint of stomach]
more fun to be had at at http://www.nowthatsfuckedup.com/
your agument is the same for cabir
Does this sound familiar ? :
Cabir replicates over bluetooth connections and arrives to phone messaging inbox as caribe.sis file what contains the worm. When user clicks the caribe.sis and chooses to install the Caribe.sis file the worm activates and starts looking for new devices to infect over bluetooth.
To get cabir you need
1. Have Bluetooth switched on
2. Have an active connection
3. Accept this file
4. Press OK to install
I think it was Dave Presotto that said :
"Linux, by amateurs, for amateurs."
that story sounds unfortunate, though I'm not familiar with it, got any more info ?
perhaps the same way I would read a wax cylinder today
i nder.html
visit a specialist
a good place to start would be here :
http://www.bl.uk/collections/sound-archive/wtmcyl
would you mind telling me what the CRC field is for in the gzip format then ?
you missed my point
If there are 200 places for operations at each hospital, lets say one has a 50% success and the other 60%
That means whichever *I* choose makes no difference to the number of successful operations, ergo society's net benefit is the same.
From *my* perspective I should choose the one with the best success rate (all other things being equal).
Schools :
There are so many places to fill, equal to the number of children. There is no net benefit to society whichever school *my* child goes to.
Choosing which hospital has the best success rate for my operation is in the same ball court.
How about choosing which school has the best results for certain subjects.
If the number of applicants is the same for these examples then society doesn't benefit whichever I choose [discounting the relative merits of my self / children to society], so by his argument I shouldn't need that information.
Finding the lowest price for a product could be considered detrimental to society [less sales tax / corporaqtion tax paid or some such].
Choosing to buy one's fuel based on price is bad for the exchequer too, it is the highest taxed item in my country. Perhaps We should be prevented from knowing where to get the cheapest fuels too.
ad nauseum.
and your point is ?
you'll be telling me Huffman encoding is dangerous next !
You should read "Content is not King" by Andrew Odlyzko who was as AT&T at the time (2001).
n ications2.pdf
o /
pdf : http://www.dtc.umn.edu/~odlyzko/doc/history.commu
html : http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue6_2/odlyzk
I read the light version, I guess the devs forgot all about it
MOD PARENT UP tnx
Funny old world, Marx *wrote* his book in our government library.
of which you speak?