Ratpoison is very cool, I have tried to go that route. But I am not hard core enough --- kudos for your patience. I think that project needs more sample configs or techniques for handling applications or rather what to expect. Opening an browser or using xmms can frighten people off in the default setup.
I wrote a sick perl script that forwards me notifications to me via the external actions, to a realbasic daemon that sits on my workstations, laptops. Then I can get all the normal oem audio as well as notifiations from mutt if my screen is attached.
But yes, the little 'all in one tty, forever uptime tty' is great... home, work, on a webpage, etc.
Agreed, if you want to actually see or speak to your friends that use the oem client your out of luck. If you want to get the enhanced protocol stuff or value adds to their services like 'you have new mail in your singles profile' notification your out of luck.
I just want to chat with people over all the modern protocols + rss and live journal and give myself some ability to script some sexy notification stuff.
With centericq and screen I am very happy, I can go anywhere and still have my client running, windows, osx, or linux. Which for me that type of running around is how things are.
Every processor virtual or otherwise needs to be licensed for each product. So a 2 processor box with 6 virtual processors instances is 8 processors (the windows that booted the virtual processors) and the virtual processors.
This high number of virtual processors is likely to come into fashion in an ASP situation. If you look at vmware enterprise-like solutions where you can have standby virtual processors on other machines and the like.
Seems like a money grab to me that will just alienate folk, just like their user/connection + terminal service licensing destroyed the terminal services. Making it more expensive to license a product in TSE and it did a regular desktop.
Yeah, a simple and supported 'save/open this document to/from google' for staroffice/openoffice/msoffice would be insane. A little love for publishing and saving the documents (ala yahoo briefcase).
Then the industry can think about it.
Imagine a google 'document mangement, backup, revision control' product for your personal and office documents. Not to mention the sexy search.
When will you develop a customer service system with accountability. Eg, some ticket system with a code or a number with a website link. (eg bugzilla)
I am sick of having a problem (such as instance keeps kicking us out then porting us back to our hearth) and then the response (such as we are unable to resolve pvp disputes please see the pvp guidlines) I get back is completely unrelated. Obviously I should be able to click a link and say 'not so fast buddy'. But no, cannot be done.
Also what is the deal with your craptastic forums, reroute some resources to make that into something.
* Search isnt useful at all in forums. * Cannot view new messages since last login or whatever. * Rarely remembers your login/character. After logging in the first post is always broken and you need to have copy and pasted the text before you hit submit because you KNOW it rarely works.
In a politcal environment, use well documentated and clear trouble/issue tickets. Interlock them with the tasks you need to perform so that both of your supervisors and he know what he has to do and why you need the tasks done. If they want faster responses they can push him harder or tell you to work around it, etc.
If he is blowing you off playing EQ or doesnt like you, then you can still move on with your otherwork and tell the upstream people where things are at.
Likely you dont want to 'share' access to the servers anyways, let him get stuck with all that messy crap. You have enough on your hands.
Collector's Edition Details: Special Pets & 10-Day Guest Pass Explained - Tyren on 11/08/04 We've received a number of inquiries requesting further details about the World of Warcraft Collector's Edition, which will be available along with the standard edition at launch on Nov. 23. To answer the most popular questions that have come up, we'd like to provide the following additional information about the pets that Collector's Edition owners will be able to choose from, and how the 10-day pass that comes with the Collector's Edition will work.
Collector's Edition Pets
The special pets included with the Collector's Edition are the Panda Bear, Zergling, and Mini-Diablo.
Players who have purchased the Collector's Edition will be able to obtain their special pet by submitting the gift voucher found in their character's inventory to a special NPC located in each starting area. Players will then be able to choose from one of the three special pets.
Collector's Edition 10-Day Guest Pass
Players who will be accessing the game through the 10-day pass will create their account for that exactly the same way as a normal player, by visiting the account-creation webpage.
Those who wish to continue playing the game once the 10-day free period is over must first visit their local retailer or online store to purchase a copy of World of Warcraft. Once they have obtained a copy of the game, they can log in to WorldofWarcraft.com using their 10-day pass login information and then enter the authentication key that came with boxed copy into the field found at the bottom of their account page.
That's all that's required to activate a full-fledged World of Warcraft account once the 10-day free period has expired. Any characters that players have created during the 10-day trial, along with all their items, will be available for them to continue playing!
Yes, they install the software (from you/ bittorrent/ etc) and they use your 'guest key' and then when that expires they can just signup with a credit card.
There is no need for the media unless they want to reinstall.
Your get two registration keys, one for you and one for your friend. When your friend fires up their key it expires in a short amount of time. Much like the beta tester keys do.
If you follow (or try) the people that can read tcpdump (or simular) logging like plain english and then in turn generate the packets to interact (exploit) what they see. I doubt having pix source code would matter much.
Also the 'IDS' features of the pix are static and pretty mundane and not tied to the IDS product so i am sure most people know how to get around them.
sure, however their own printed 'dollars' as in their own 'currency' (separate from us dollars) and the market values those dollars against the us dollars.
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Ratpoison is very cool, I have tried to go that route. But I am not hard core enough --- kudos for your patience. I think that project needs more sample configs or techniques for handling applications or rather what to expect. Opening an browser or using xmms can frighten people off in the default setup.
I wrote a sick perl script that forwards me notifications to me via the external actions, to a realbasic daemon that sits on my workstations, laptops. Then I can get all the normal oem audio as well as notifiations from mutt if my screen is attached.
... home, work, on a webpage, etc.
But yes, the little 'all in one tty, forever uptime tty' is great
Agreed, if you want to actually see or speak to your friends that use the oem client your out of luck. If you want to get the enhanced protocol stuff or value adds to their services like 'you have new mail in your singles profile' notification your out of luck.
I just want to chat with people over all the modern protocols + rss and live journal and give myself some ability to script some sexy notification stuff.
With centericq and screen I am very happy, I can go anywhere and still have my client running, windows, osx, or linux. Which for me that type of running around is how things are.
and the classic 'wall' command
centericq + screen FTW
Every processor virtual or otherwise needs to be licensed for each product. So a 2 processor box with 6 virtual processors instances is 8 processors (the windows that booted the virtual processors) and the virtual processors.
This high number of virtual processors is likely to come into fashion in an ASP situation. If you look at vmware enterprise-like solutions where you can have standby virtual processors on other machines and the like.
Seems like a money grab to me that will just alienate folk, just like their user/connection + terminal service licensing destroyed the terminal services. Making it more expensive to license a product in TSE and it did a regular desktop.
Yeah, a simple and supported 'save/open this document to/from google' for staroffice/openoffice/msoffice would be insane. A little love for publishing and saving the documents (ala yahoo briefcase).
Then the industry can think about it.
Imagine a google 'document mangement, backup, revision control' product for your personal and office documents. Not to mention the sexy search.
You are correct, that is an old Sith residence. Its used again later when Luke needs a relic from there.
When will you develop a customer service system with accountability. Eg, some ticket system with a code or a number with a website link. (eg bugzilla)
I am sick of having a problem (such as instance keeps kicking us out then porting us back to our hearth) and then the response (such as we are unable to resolve pvp disputes please see the pvp guidlines) I get back is completely unrelated. Obviously I should be able to click a link and say 'not so fast buddy'. But no, cannot be done.
Also what is the deal with your craptastic forums, reroute some resources to make that into something.
* Search isnt useful at all in forums.
* Cannot view new messages since last login or whatever.
* Rarely remembers your login/character. After logging in the first post is always broken and you need to have copy and pasted the text before you hit submit because you KNOW it rarely works.
You would loose your entire IT department and find a lot of people with escrow in jail besides reporters.
Then they shouldn't claim otherwise in the article.
Use someone's ImageRunner
Realbasic is pretty good, the windows+linux+mac+osx build is nice.
i would think you then would be fired, you dont setup personal machines at most places.
In a politcal environment, use well documentated and clear trouble/issue tickets. Interlock them with the tasks you need to perform so that both of your supervisors and he know what he has to do and why you need the tasks done. If they want faster responses they can push him harder or tell you to work around it, etc.
If he is blowing you off playing EQ or doesnt like you, then you can still move on with your otherwork and tell the upstream people where things are at.
Likely you dont want to 'share' access to the servers anyways, let him get stuck with all that messy crap. You have enough on your hands.
Guess i was wrong ...
Collector's Edition Details: Special Pets & 10-Day Guest Pass Explained - Tyren on 11/08/04
We've received a number of inquiries requesting further details about the World of Warcraft Collector's Edition, which will be available along with the standard edition at launch on Nov. 23. To answer the most popular questions that have come up, we'd like to provide the following additional information about the pets that Collector's Edition owners will be able to choose from, and how the 10-day pass that comes with the Collector's Edition will work.
Collector's Edition Pets
The special pets included with the Collector's Edition are the Panda Bear, Zergling, and Mini-Diablo.
Players who have purchased the Collector's Edition will be able to obtain their special pet by submitting the gift voucher found in their character's inventory to a special NPC located in each starting area. Players will then be able to choose from one of the three special pets.
Collector's Edition 10-Day Guest Pass
Players who will be accessing the game through the 10-day pass will create their account for that exactly the same way as a normal player, by visiting the account-creation webpage.
Those who wish to continue playing the game once the 10-day free period is over must first visit their local retailer or online store to purchase a copy of World of Warcraft. Once they have obtained a copy of the game, they can log in to WorldofWarcraft.com using their 10-day pass login information and then enter the authentication key that came with boxed copy into the field found at the bottom of their account page.
That's all that's required to activate a full-fledged World of Warcraft account once the 10-day free period has expired. Any characters that players have created during the 10-day trial, along with all their items, will be available for them to continue playing!
Then you get to hear the phrase 'sorry you need to have some sort of id'
Yes, they install the software (from you/ bittorrent/ etc) and they use your 'guest key' and then when that expires they can just signup with a credit card.
There is no need for the media unless they want to reinstall.
Your get two registration keys, one for you and one for your friend. When your friend fires up their key it expires in a short amount of time. Much like the beta tester keys do.
If you follow (or try) the people that can read tcpdump (or simular) logging like plain english and then in turn generate the packets to interact (exploit) what they see. I doubt having pix source code would matter much.
Also the 'IDS' features of the pix are static and pretty mundane and not tied to the IDS product so i am sure most people know how to get around them.
Their stale software that doesnt warrant elitist registration. Used to be be great, especially the audiobook and the audiophile apple stuff.
Seems like fresh spam harvest, why do those sites do that?
sure, however their own printed 'dollars' as in their own 'currency' (separate from us dollars) and the market values those dollars against the us dollars.
Does anyone remember those ANSI bombs of old? I remember BBS's had all sorts of elaborate protections against them, zipfile comments etc.
congradulations to hese folks. even if most of the work they do is ripping open packages and setting up more secure settings.
... exim4.41+eximscan+clam+spamassasin ... out of the box
such as providing a
a openswan package that works directly from a dialog script.
not to mention a basic iptables front end like redhat has, where is the 'low, medium, high' trusted interface prompt upon install for debian?