I just purchased the two different models of these for our University -- they work as you would expect.
Unfortunately (and this sounds obvious, but comes as a surprise when using it), your wrist lacks the precision that your fingers have. Circle points of reference is easy, but clicking on links is difficult.
NetWare 6.0 comes with Native File Access, and it's available for NetWare 5.1. It supplies CIFS/AFP/NFS access to NetWare servers.
As much as I used to agree with those who sound the "better product" drum, as a former Novell sysadmin (primary NDS admin for a state university and developer of a YES approved NLM), Novell has lost it. They have too much development in Bangalore (yes, I have participated in a conference call with Bangalore engineers, and yes, they did speak English well, but didn't quite get some concepts on failover I was trying to explain as required) and too much turnover among developer staff. Couple that with a core kernel that's too small to extend (flaws in the kernel prevented effective multi-CPU work are documented on their developer site -- look for NKS) and you have a lean, mean server OS that rocks on a 486, but looks as out of place today as big hair and belts over large sweaters.
In other news, the Seven Dwarves were dispatched to Russia on a secret mission. An interview with the squadron leader, known only as "Doc," revealed they were going to "bust some rusky butt."
One man, who snickered at the sight of over half a dozen vertically challenged men sporting berets and ak-47s, was quickly laid out and taught it's not nice to laugh at the short as they proceeded to the airport.
Perhaps there should be two categories: GNU & Linux. That way, when there's a problem with the kernel, it's linux, but when it's with the GNU system, it's GNU. Of course, GNU would show all the problems.;)
RMS would be happy and angry at the same time -- surely that's worth something.
"had... sealed... through FERPA"?
No, your records are always sealed b/c of FERPA. Now, you can request additional nondisclosure, including that you not even be listed through FERPA, but FERPA is always in force to some regard.
For instance, I have students who work for me. We have been told by our Lawyers (note the cap) that if we are called as a reference -- even if the student lists us as a reference -- we cannot reveal any information without a signed release. Our Lawyers believe we must do this even if it's another part of the University making the inquiry.
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy became one of the greats and memorable in a single line: "Clowns are creepy, Doctor."
In that single line, Ace captured the sentiment that millions felt, but were afraid, thanks to the media, to share. Let's face it, Pertwee was a clown, so no help there.
Thank you, Doctor Who, for having the courage to say what so many of us have only felt in seclusion. Clowns are creepy.
I doubt the libraries want your dirty, stinky books. Have you ever seen a library out of money?
Seriously though, and I've posted here on similar topics before -- I work for an educational institution. Sometimes, a corporation wants to ditch some piece of equipment on us for a tax writeoff. Once in a while, it's useful, but some people think we want old computers.
No, we do not want old computers. Maybe Podunk U. wants old computers, but it's silly to think we'll be training tomorrow's workforce on yesterday's computers.
b/c you can only flog the security horse when you're *sure* you won't fall down yourself! All it takes is one vulnerability, and you get everything crammed down your mouth double -- check out negative political campaigns.
B/sides, you like the Linux vendors b/c they aren't like that, right?
Is any of this, however, a result of license violations of Xbox MAME -- as in, it was compiled with a development kit, so the producer owes MS $5 a copy?
If we paid for Xbox MAME, would it be legit?
Seriously, I'd pay $50 for Xbox MAME and pay for it at Wal-Mart. Is this option closed to them?
Yes, but 200 years ago you carried guns, or at the very least, knives, to protect yourself. Now you are disarmed with the only weapon you have left: a portable radiation emitter.
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Open doesn't mean good, mind you, but it's unfair to say it's not an open and published standard when it is.
Unfortunately (and this sounds obvious, but comes as a surprise when using it), your wrist lacks the precision that your fingers have. Circle points of reference is easy, but clicking on links is difficult.
As much as I used to agree with those who sound the "better product" drum, as a former Novell sysadmin (primary NDS admin for a state university and developer of a YES approved NLM), Novell has lost it. They have too much development in Bangalore (yes, I have participated in a conference call with Bangalore engineers, and yes, they did speak English well, but didn't quite get some concepts on failover I was trying to explain as required) and too much turnover among developer staff. Couple that with a core kernel that's too small to extend (flaws in the kernel prevented effective multi-CPU work are documented on their developer site -- look for NKS) and you have a lean, mean server OS that rocks on a 486, but looks as out of place today as big hair and belts over large sweaters.
One man, who snickered at the sight of over half a dozen vertically challenged men sporting berets and ak-47s, was quickly laid out and taught it's not nice to laugh at the short as they proceeded to the airport.
RMS would be happy and angry at the same time -- surely that's worth something.
Did you know that Tide and Cheer are made by the same company? As well as Huggies and Luvs? So why not Windows 98 and Windows 2000?
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Don't complain about the lack of options!
"had ... sealed ... through FERPA"?
No, your records are always sealed b/c of FERPA. Now, you can request additional nondisclosure, including that you not even be listed through FERPA, but FERPA is always in force to some regard.
For instance, I have students who work for me. We have been told by our Lawyers (note the cap) that if we are called as a reference -- even if the student lists us as a reference -- we cannot reveal any information without a signed release. Our Lawyers believe we must do this even if it's another part of the University making the inquiry.
If it's Microsoft-related, perhaps it should be ServicePAC!
Looks? The worse he smells, the better he codes!
Where do I write to get Bill Gates on the cover of Wired?
That's why I don't use PNG.
Once it's adopted sufficiently that I don't like silly using it, I'll switch.
Remember, you own what you put your sweat in.
Yeah, that's why Dell's sales are in the toilet for their online division.
Save the environment--then blow it up!
For two out of three, check out solid-state drives! 6GB at speeds more like RAM and nothing moving.
In that single line, Ace captured the sentiment that millions felt, but were afraid, thanks to the media, to share. Let's face it, Pertwee was a clown, so no help there.
Thank you, Doctor Who, for having the courage to say what so many of us have only felt in seclusion. Clowns are creepy.
Now that's a "certificate of authenticity"!
Seriously though, and I've posted here on similar topics before -- I work for an educational institution. Sometimes, a corporation wants to ditch some piece of equipment on us for a tax writeoff. Once in a while, it's useful, but some people think we want old computers.
No, we do not want old computers. Maybe Podunk U. wants old computers, but it's silly to think we'll be training tomorrow's workforce on yesterday's computers.
Give us cash. Keep your junk.
I would guess libraries feel the same.
b/c you can only flog the security horse when you're *sure* you won't fall down yourself! All it takes is one vulnerability, and you get everything crammed down your mouth double -- check out negative political campaigns. B/sides, you like the Linux vendors b/c they aren't like that, right?
Is any of this, however, a result of license violations of Xbox MAME -- as in, it was compiled with a development kit, so the producer owes MS $5 a copy? If we paid for Xbox MAME, would it be legit? Seriously, I'd pay $50 for Xbox MAME and pay for it at Wal-Mart. Is this option closed to them?
Yes, but 200 years ago you carried guns, or at the very least, knives, to protect yourself. Now you are disarmed with the only weapon you have left: a portable radiation emitter.
No one will ever need more than 640KB.
I'm not sure how that would help -- oh, you mean someone could give her the answer from the audience! Good one!