We don't actively support Linux. Many people use it. 99% of our network services work with Linux. We recently upgraded our VPN to a Cisco Anyconnect that downloads a Java app, and reports from the field are that it's working across everything from Linux to OS X to Vista 64.
802.1x wireless authentication is flaky depending on your distro, but in Ubuntu and Red Hat/Fedora things seem to be working perfectly fine. Eee PCs have a bit of an issue with sleep and resuming their network connection but that's a fault of the Atheros driver and not the network or the OS. Windows and Mac are actually flakier about 802.1x for various stupid reasons (Fast Reconnect in Windows and OS X 10.5's wireless applet)
Students have the capability to print in labs, but Linux boxen can print direct to the IP addresses. I can't seem to get Vista to do that, so it's unique to Linux.
Sometimes I would ask the student tour guide if Linux was supported and was usually met with a blank stare.
Don't harass the student tour guides. They're not there for technical questions. Call your daughter's Info Resources division. On our campus during parent-student orientation we have sessions for both parents and students to ask us anything they want.
Yeah I missed that since it was buried in the middle somewhere. I'm going to uninstall Digsby now because they did something I neglected to read even though it's something I ostensibly support.
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I agree that having the disable-sharing-my-cpu flag hidden under Help, Support Digsby is a pain in the ass, so I'd prefer they moved it to Preferences where it belongs, but come ON, folks. Nobody died.
I have never had any problems installing any apps I wanted on any of my Sprint phones, regardless of where I was getting them from. Sure, they're not in the Sprint App Store but hitting Google and then putting a URL into your cell browser isn't too tough.
This is why you need to vote for a third party. Any of them. If your state is "solid blue" then the ONLY way your vote counts is to vote for a third party.
The more people vote for third parties, the higher the chance that they will eventually reach the critical mass needed to at least get into things like debates.
"Chandrayan, which is being launched at a total cost of Rs 386 crore, is also scheduled to carry 11 payloads, which would include those from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Sweden, Japan, Germany and Bulgaria. "
And with ADSL your connection speed is COMPLETELY dependent upon your distance from the CO, making it near-impossible for most users to get connections as fast as cable's.
It seems that pi.edu is not a CHEA accredited institution. It claims founding in 1994 and accreditation by the Association of Christian Schools and Colleges (ACSC) which is not on the nationally recognized accreditation list. This means it's not supposed to be valid for them to receive a.edu TLD for their institution. They've only had it since 2006, and their technical contact uses a hotmail address according to the.edu whois on whois.educause.net.
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With Natalie Portman at the wheel of each car, holding a plate of hot grits.
I thought it started going downhill after ~13000.
And yes 7 can be run in a VMWare client.
Actually, the protagonist of the book (Juan Rico) was Filipino, as noted at the very end where he mentions they speak Tagalog at home.
(Score: -1, Pedantic)
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We don't actively support Linux. Many people use it. 99% of our network services work with Linux. We recently upgraded our VPN to a Cisco Anyconnect that downloads a Java app, and reports from the field are that it's working across everything from Linux to OS X to Vista 64.
802.1x wireless authentication is flaky depending on your distro, but in Ubuntu and Red Hat/Fedora things seem to be working perfectly fine. Eee PCs have a bit of an issue with sleep and resuming their network connection but that's a fault of the Atheros driver and not the network or the OS. Windows and Mac are actually flakier about 802.1x for various stupid reasons (Fast Reconnect in Windows and OS X 10.5's wireless applet)
Students have the capability to print in labs, but Linux boxen can print direct to the IP addresses. I can't seem to get Vista to do that, so it's unique to Linux.
Sometimes I would ask the student tour guide if Linux was supported and was usually met with a blank stare.
Don't harass the student tour guides. They're not there for technical questions. Call your daughter's Info Resources division. On our campus during parent-student orientation we have sessions for both parents and students to ask us anything they want.
Yeah I missed that since it was buried in the middle somewhere. I'm going to uninstall Digsby now because they did something I neglected to read even though it's something I ostensibly support.
This summary's horrible.
First off, they've been talking about it since December of 2008. They responded pretty quickly to concerns.
Second, it's not like you don't see the following on the download page:
I agree that having the disable-sharing-my-cpu flag hidden under Help, Support Digsby is a pain in the ass, so I'd prefer they moved it to Preferences where it belongs, but come ON, folks. Nobody died.
Where are my mod points today?? a virtual +1, insightful to you
Nibbler's shadow in the first episode, for example.
Also, I can kill you with my brain.
Shaka, when the walls fell!
From: Charles Nesson
the motion stands
we welcome your opposition
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He's become my new personal hero.
Isn't that what happened in the 2000 US elections?
Curses, foiled again!
Personally I think they all should have been capped at 18487.
I have never had any problems installing any apps I wanted on any of my Sprint phones, regardless of where I was getting them from. Sure, they're not in the Sprint App Store but hitting Google and then putting a URL into your cell browser isn't too tough.
Oh man I can't believe you said candlejack that's hil
This is why you need to vote for a third party. Any of them. If your state is "solid blue" then the ONLY way your vote counts is to vote for a third party.
The more people vote for third parties, the higher the chance that they will eventually reach the critical mass needed to at least get into things like debates.
One can dream, and hope.
386 crore, from http://specials.rediff.com/news/2008/sep/18sd3.htm
"Chandrayan, which is being launched at a total cost of Rs 386 crore, is also scheduled to carry 11 payloads, which would include those from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Sweden, Japan, Germany and Bulgaria. "
84 million US$, actually.
And with ADSL your connection speed is COMPLETELY dependent upon your distance from the CO, making it near-impossible for most users to get connections as fast as cable's.
What the hell did you read into this that you decided I was slagging him?
And written by Joss Whedon, starring Neil Patrick Harris.
We can call it Admin Horrible.
Actually his first child died of Pfieffer Syndrome shortly after he was born.
It seems that pi.edu is not a CHEA accredited institution. It claims founding in 1994 and accreditation by the Association of Christian Schools and Colleges (ACSC) which is not on the nationally recognized accreditation list. This means it's not supposed to be valid for them to receive a .edu TLD for their institution. They've only had it since 2006, and their technical contact uses a hotmail address according to the .edu whois on whois.educause.net.
Curiouser and curiouser.
Personally, anyone with user ID over 13k is a nooblet.