Linux doensn't have a UI, to speak of. It's a Freakin' kernel.;-)
MBA's are not busu=iness experts. UI folks are engaged in a behavioral science, with blind-studies and metrics.
MBA's saw the "Internet phenomenon", and with their "expertise" created the dot-com bubble.
Believe me, none of these guys have a national allegiance worth mentioning. How do you think all these Corps are governed by Bermuda and Costa Rica, anyway? Of course, shareholders (you and me) are part of the problem, too. Gotta have a return on our own investments, and won't stand for anything that works towards the long-term economic health of the nation, if it affects dividends or short-term pricing.
Yeah - but we arene't sending 10+ MBPS 802.3 signal, either.
Powerline networking is using live, unshielded, untwisted electric wiring as a collision-tolerant physical medium to trancieve the equivalent of 802.11 datagrams...
It's "wired" wireless - for the scenario in question.
(Thinks me, to myself: "Was that a subtle troll?")
The MacWireless Powerline Network Adapter allows you to route your network through the electrical lines in your home or office. With speeds up to 10 times faster than DSL, this is a great way to get your ethernet network to other floors or rooms in your building, without the need to run wires. Powerline Network Adapters are particularly useful when concrete, metal, or other obstructions in the walls of your home or office block your wireless signals.
We take.75 Million years to move from the open veldt, to skin tents, mud-thatch huts, and finally stucco condos with AC.
Who are these wiseacres who want to ignore this struggle, and revisit the "great" outdoors? Why don't y'all starve a bear, and stay in here - where the lights are on? There's a Red Bull in the 'fridge!
CALs (Client Acces Licenses) are priced differently with 2003.
Owning a 2000 WS or XP Pro license no longer counts as a server CAL for 2003 - you need also to buy a CAL for that station, on top of OS price.
That said, 2003 is definitely what 2000 was supposed to be. You are worried about service packs? I would look at 2003 as the 3rd rev of 2000. The directory scales better times 1000 - and is massively more flexible in configuration, especially if you are interoperationg with non-MS Kerberos realms. Plus, you get ADAM, constrained and granular delegation of Kerb IDs, a built-in firewall, etc.
Really, it's hard to know where to start on the advantages.
Checkout the NetBSD pkgsrc pages and notice the bootstrap package for 'Interix 3.5". That is SFU 3.5 to the rest of the world.
Now you can:
# pkg_add ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/NetBSD/packages////
Prerequisites will be automatically retrieved and installed if they are available in the same remote directory.
Packages are installed by default into/usr/pkg. You should ensure that/usr/pkg/bin and/usr/pkg/sbin are in your PATH variable (best set in/etc/csh.cshrc).
'Course, I am using zsh - The shell of choice for conformists.
"We're looking for boys and girls who like to sleep in tubes and push buttons..."
Jeez, they were prescient on this one. An incredible satire on the myopic confusion of Technology with Science, and the mid-century American myth of progress.
The Firesigns imagined hacking/cracking, back before there was a Capn'Crunch...
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MBA's are not busu=iness experts. UI folks are engaged in a behavioral science, with blind-studies and metrics. MBA's saw the "Internet phenomenon", and with their "expertise" created the dot-com bubble.
Believe me, none of these guys have a national allegiance worth mentioning. How do you think all these Corps are governed by Bermuda and Costa Rica, anyway? Of course, shareholders (you and me) are part of the problem, too. Gotta have a return on our own investments, and won't stand for anything that works towards the long-term economic health of the nation, if it affects dividends or short-term pricing.
Repeat 100 times: "Theft of trade secrets!"
There'd be no Linux at all.
Same old story... Come late to the party, then know all about how it's done.
Instaed of God as a burning bush commanding Moses, It's Satan as an Israeli PM, commanding a bush to burn Iraq, etc.
Ever hear that Limbaugh character? Made me pull the radio out of my car...
Somehow, I think that a sudden SURRGE in satisfied SCO users would be an anomaly attracting attention...
Powerline networking is using live, unshielded, untwisted electric wiring as a collision-tolerant physical medium to trancieve the equivalent of 802.11 datagrams...
It's "wired" wireless - for the scenario in question.
(Thinks me, to myself: "Was that a subtle troll?")
You get crucial "VAX" points. I missed the VMS generation from DEC, which seems to have been real cultish!
No - the point of this post is to give you KUDOS for your WEBLOG! The title alone, is worth the price of entry...
I want to feel them [click]...
Thank you. This s very usefull!
We take .75 Million years to move from the open veldt, to skin tents, mud-thatch huts, and finally stucco condos with AC.
Who are these wiseacres who want to ignore this struggle, and revisit the "great" outdoors? Why don't y'all starve a bear, and stay in here - where the lights are on? There's a Red Bull in the 'fridge!
Owning a 2000 WS or XP Pro license no longer counts as a server CAL for 2003 - you need also to buy a CAL for that station, on top of OS price.
That said, 2003 is definitely what 2000 was supposed to be. You are worried about service packs? I would look at 2003 as the 3rd rev of 2000. The directory scales better times 1000 - and is massively more flexible in configuration, especially if you are interoperationg with non-MS Kerberos realms. Plus, you get ADAM, constrained and granular delegation of Kerb IDs, a built-in firewall, etc.
Really, it's hard to know where to start on the advantages.
2) Report bug to bounty programme under alias 2
3) PR0FIT!!!
4) Repeat as necessary...
Don't you forget now, what your good book said..
O.K., HAL 9K, You are cool. And I would mod yuo up against the freepers, if I could.
Well clippy now has "Ports"!
Checkout the NetBSD pkgsrc pages and notice the bootstrap package for 'Interix 3.5". That is SFU 3.5 to the rest of the world.
Now you can:
# pkg_add ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/NetBSD/packages////
Prerequisites will be automatically retrieved and installed if they are available in the same remote directory.
Packages are installed by default into /usr/pkg. /usr/pkg/bin and /usr/pkg/sbin are in your PATH variable (best set in /etc/csh.cshrc).
You should ensure that
'Course, I am using zsh - The shell of choice for conformists.
Konqueror does a great job of this in KDE, without creating the privilege problems that we have in IE.
I **LOVE** Curly braces! Gotta have 'em!
Jeez, they were prescient on this one. An incredible satire on the myopic confusion of Technology with Science, and the mid-century American myth of progress.
The Firesigns imagined hacking/cracking, back before there was a Capn'Crunch...
"this is worker speaking..."
"Hey, man! I think he broke the President!""
The Prime Minister of this so-called nation flies in a government-jet with the word "LIBERAL" in five-foot-high RED letters!
How long can the United States endure this antagonism to the world's freedom?
51 States Now! -plus Israel, U.K. and Puerto Rico, maybe Iraq.
I could use some of that kind of Bitter Reward...