Evolution works with exchange, as does MS's Outlook Web Access.
Evolution works with Exchange about as well as most cell phones work in an elevator shaft three floors below ground level. The connector is so fragile that it will hang or crash the whole app if you so much as breathe on the mail server, and even when it does work, it can't perform all the operations that a full Exchange client can. If it works well for you, consider yourself lucky.
I happen to be one of the unfortunate masses whose employer insists on MS Exchange for all its scheduling needs. Since I work on a linux box, this is a constant source of frustration. My day job will become noticeably easier if the OpenChange project yields a solid and reasonably featured open source Exchange client.
When I bought that Konix model, it was branded the Epyx 500xj. It was the only joystick I ever encountered that never broke, and always made it perfectly clear when a movement had registered. I picked up a couple on ebay for conversion to USB, for the next time I want to play my old Commodore games on an emulator.
Rick Brewster's ListXP is a very useful and fast text file viewer, designed to mimic Vernon D. Buerg's LIST.COM. It handles huge files just as easily as tiny ones, has a hex display mode, an optional context menu Explorer extension, and various other goodies.
Rebuild FreeType with the bytecode interpreter enabled, disable anti-aliasing, install the Microsoft Core Fonts, and reconfigure your desktop & apps to use those fonts.
I used to do all that with every linux distribution I installed for my own use. This last time, I installed Ubuntu Feisty, and found that I didn't have to touch FreeType.
I want to know who has a job where they have so much extra time on their hands that they can debug the source code of their database product.
I can't say I debugged postgres, but I did read parts of the source to get a detailed explanation for some of its behavior. And yes, it was part of my job. When you have to give guarantees about the behavior of your systems, there is no substitute for reading the source code.
Nevertheless, just because it was legal for you to call those people, doesn't make your calls welcome or considerate. You took a job soliciting, so legal or not, you have no room to complain about people who express their feelings about your solicitations. If you don't like irritated people, stop irritating them. Find another line of work.
"No matter how you slice it, he won this election."
How do you know? Because the machines said so? Bush may have won as you say, and he may very well not have. Without a reliable verification process, there's no way to know for sure.
"What exactly do you want to change in regards to the rules of the games?"
I want a system that is verifiable, so that when tampering and errors occur, we can identify and correct the errors. I want a system that allows no single point of tampering or failure to misrepresent the voters' choices, without being detected and corrected. I want a system that considers more than just the two candidates with the most first-choice votes, so the least popular candidate can't win just because the popular vote is split between two or more others.
Our system is horribly flawed, and some of our most widely used mechanisms are fatally flawed. Our system is therefore broken. I want it fixed.
I remember when people said the same thing regarding telnet and rsh. Now we have ssh with private key authentication. It's secure, reliable, and at least as usable as its predecessors. I know the combination is uncommon, but we can have all three if we apply enough thought and creativity.
Thanks for the bookmarklet.
Another way to fix up a slashdot reflow problem page is to press Control- and then Control+ (or hold down control while you roll your mouse wheel up and then down a notch).
"Even g++ can give the zero-overhead ideal for exceptions. It's heavily dependant on the platform and the platform-specific ABI.
Linux on x86 ain't one of those platforms."
"net traffic in Iceland fell 40 per cent, according to SMAIS (Iceland's association of film right holders)"
I put about as much stock in that statistic as I do in Microsoft-sponsored comparisons between Windows and Linux. In other words, the number might conceivably be accurate, but we can't count on it, because the source has a (huge) conflict of interest.
I use a tagged and auto-generated email address, which forwards to my real address, for my domain registration. When enough spam starts showing up on the tagged address, I delete it and create a new one. This happens every six months or so.
Slashdot Mirror
I happen to be one of the unfortunate masses whose employer insists on MS Exchange for all its scheduling needs. Since I work on a linux box, this is a constant source of frustration. My day job will become noticeably easier if the OpenChange project yields a solid and reasonably featured open source Exchange client.
When I bought that Konix model, it was branded the Epyx 500xj. It was the only joystick I ever encountered that never broke, and always made it perfectly clear when a movement had registered. I picked up a couple on ebay for conversion to USB, for the next time I want to play my old Commodore games on an emulator.
Are you sure the whole tech was started off by Microsoft? I saw at least one project using this sort of tech before I had ever heard of Surface.
http://mtg.upf.edu/reactable/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReacTable
The article is loading, slowly, through this coral cache link:
http://www.linux-mag.com.nyud.net:8090/id/4641/
Rick Brewster's ListXP is a very useful and fast text file viewer, designed to mimic Vernon D. Buerg's LIST.COM. It handles huge files just as easily as tiny ones, has a hex display mode, an optional context menu Explorer extension, and various other goodies.
Rebuild FreeType with the bytecode interpreter enabled, disable anti-aliasing, install the Microsoft Core Fonts, and reconfigure your desktop & apps to use those fonts.
I used to do all that with every linux distribution I installed for my own use. This last time, I installed Ubuntu Feisty, and found that I didn't have to touch FreeType.
This reminds me of a (very cool) audio/visual project called reactable. Wikipedia article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReacTable
Taiyo Yuden FAQ, for those who want guidance in finding these discs.
I can't say I debugged postgres, but I did read parts of the source to get a detailed explanation for some of its behavior. And yes, it was part of my job. When you have to give guarantees about the behavior of your systems, there is no substitute for reading the source code.
I use the magic phrase regularly and politely.
Nevertheless, just because it was legal for you to call those people, doesn't make your calls welcome or considerate. You took a job soliciting, so legal or not, you have no room to complain about people who express their feelings about your solicitations. If you don't like irritated people, stop irritating them. Find another line of work.
Here is an excerpt from the fedora-announce email list: (Take note of the last torrent link.)
x /core/4/
8 6.torrent 6 _64.torrent c .torrent
You can get Fedora Core 4 many ways:
VIA FEDORA.REDHAT.COM
* http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linu
VIA BITTORRENT
* http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/stentz-binary-i3
* http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/stentz-binary-x8
* http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/stentz-binary-pp
For DVD and other formats, see http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/
Our system is horribly flawed, and some of our most widely used mechanisms are fatally flawed. Our system is therefore broken. I want it fixed.
I remember when people said the same thing regarding telnet and rsh. Now we have ssh with private key authentication. It's secure, reliable, and at least as usable as its predecessors. I know the combination is uncommon, but we can have all three if we apply enough thought and creativity.
I think the site is now slashdotted, but the wayback machine reveals a bit of what it used to look like.
Thanks for the bookmarklet. Another way to fix up a slashdot reflow problem page is to press Control- and then Control+ (or hold down control while you roll your mouse wheel up and then down a notch).
Here is a Coral Cache link to your mirrored divx file.
I put about as much stock in that statistic as I do in Microsoft-sponsored comparisons between Windows and Linux. In other words, the number might conceivably be accurate, but we can't count on it, because the source has a (huge) conflict of interest.
Is anyone else having trouble with that link in firefox?
Maybe, but I think we also tend to have more alcohol per ml.
Anyone have a mirror? nvnews removed the article text from the post.
Déjà vu.
I use a tagged and auto-generated email address, which forwards to my real address, for my domain registration. When enough spam starts showing up on the tagged address, I delete it and create a new one. This happens every six months or so.