"Florida" as it is called, is an unstable sandbar - not any actual land-mass at all. The temporal existance of the greater part of this "Florida" is geologically insignificant. A good hurricane could partially submerge much of the area for good.
Hercules is an open source software implementation of the mainframe System/370 and ESA/390 architectures, in addition to the new 64-bit z/Architecture. Hercules runs under Linux, Windows 98, Windows NT, and Windows 2000.
Hercules was created by Roger Bowler and is maintained by Jay Maynard. Jan Jaeger designed and implemented many of the advanced features of Hercules, including dynamic reconfiguration, integrated console, interpretive execution and z/Architecture support.
Reuters sells a secured, auditable IM service for the Corporate/Financial Services market. Meets FDIC and SEC regulations. It's built on MSFT technology, but uses the Internet. Bloomburg has its own IM, but runs on their own services 'net.
Not bad at all! Harris' Semi-Conductor Division made 'most all my pre-i386 AT CPU's! When no one had 386 memory management, and ran 'em like fast 8086's... I would pick up Harris 286-clones cheap! They got to 25 MHz, I'm recalling.
I hafta run this on a Harris-made 20MHz 286 clone, with a Ministor 40Mb MFM drive. We all consider this a step up from Mark Williams Company's Coherent. UUCP works now!
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Pardon me French, but here goes:
Outlook is a shithole of bugs, incompatibilities, dangerous security flaws and second rate patches which obfuscate its vulnerabilities instead of repair them.
The quicker Evolution lives up to its name, and departs from an Outlook-style UI model, the better. There are real performance issues they need to work on as well. Big IMAP stores are slow.
Anybody really interested in moving AWAY from outlook/exchange should dig Open Groupware, forked from a stable commercial implementation that uses Cyrus, Postgres and OpenLDAP. They even have a ready-to-run Knoppix CD-ROM image, for evaluation testing:
"The OGo Knoppix is the fastest way to get a running OGo demo, as it requires no installation - just boot from it and you get a working system, including a Cyrus IMAP4 server."
More than 40% of MS's server customers are still running NT 3.5x and 4.0 - Mostly the latter!
This is still a big deal. NT4 with LanMan auth is big, so is W2K in compatibility mode for 16-bit clients.
MS always ships the old stuff - usually running by default - along with the new.
The NT 4 customers who won't or can't move their apps are a problem. MS licenses are long ago paid. The shops are mostly self-supporting. It's revenue that MS can't get to. This is why they bought VirtualPC. They want to migrate these customers to VM's on W2K+3...
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It's not safe to even JOKE about this.
- Single Sign-On
- Integrated Distributed Peripheral Management
- Unified Administration Console from X11 and Win32 Clients
Novell brings all of this to the table, with enterprise support. Now you don't have to hack OpenLDAP, and sell it to the "Pointy-Hair" crowd.
Where can I buy one o' them there SMP Tivos?
"Florida" as it is called, is an unstable sandbar - not any actual land-mass at all. The temporal existance of the greater part of this "Florida" is geologically insignificant. A good hurricane could partially submerge much of the area for good.
How does one cast votes from a causeway?
Come on California - Let's pray for rain!
The reporter was a console-guy, so he can be forgiven. What IBM has done is get the OS/400 Operating System ported.
I think the person with enough time on his (her) hands coud run Hercules on OpenMosix.
Ouch....
Software thinks you have a 360 or 390 or whatever under it.
Hercules was created by Roger Bowler and is maintained by Jay Maynard. Jan Jaeger designed and implemented many of the advanced features of Hercules, including dynamic reconfiguration, integrated console, interpretive execution and z/Architecture support.
Sure! Facts are great!
"Well, Martin. We have a conclusion here. Your mission is to obtain findings which support this conclusion. By the way - you still report to Ballmer!"
Hell, Jefferson was all for this! Advocated it all the time.
I wasn't going, but I might pop in at Moscone Center to jeer them.
More HERE...
What is this thread? Reunion of the sub-200 UID's?
I left in '99. Was more interested in InfoSec and shiny Dot-Com money. They'd have pink slipped me in Oct 2001.
Why be part of a community, when you can prey on the efforts of others?
Why choose to participate in a society of equals, when you can create an artificial priviledge for yourself?
Bloody Libertarians. Finer ethics are found amongst dogs.
Another low UID! Cool. Somehow, we've remembered old passwords, and still haven't been driven off.
I got about 4 or 5 of the Unx admins and a good number of the DBS'a doing this too.
In small shops - we had 6 Linux desktops running at the Multi-Media Developer I worked at in '94. XFree on ATI Mach32, anyone?
Not bad at all! Harris' Semi-Conductor Division made 'most all my pre-i386 AT CPU's! When no one had 386 memory management, and ran 'em like fast 8086's... I would pick up Harris 286-clones cheap! They got to 25 MHz, I'm recalling.
I hafta run this on a Harris-made 20MHz 286 clone, with a Ministor 40Mb MFM drive. We all consider this a step up from Mark Williams Company's Coherent. UUCP works now!
Outlook is a shithole of bugs, incompatibilities, dangerous security flaws and second rate patches which obfuscate its vulnerabilities instead of repair them.
The quicker Evolution lives up to its name, and departs from an Outlook-style UI model, the better. There are real performance issues they need to work on as well. Big IMAP stores are slow.
Anybody really interested in moving AWAY from outlook/exchange should dig Open Groupware, forked from a stable commercial implementation that uses Cyrus, Postgres and OpenLDAP. They even have a ready-to-run Knoppix CD-ROM image, for evaluation testing:
"The OGo Knoppix is the fastest way to get a running OGo demo, as it requires no installation - just boot from it and you get a working system, including a Cyrus IMAP4 server."
dropped a /i !
Duplicating Kasparov at a single game, with a strict rule-set, doesn't get you the ability to make a Deep Blue version of Lasseter!
The whole staff of animators there are gret. Natural actors, with a great sense of timing and physical comedy...
Those pictures posted on the "spartan" site need alot more than speedy rendering!
Gilbert Gottfreid
This is still a big deal. NT4 with LanMan auth is big, so is W2K in compatibility mode for 16-bit clients.
MS always ships the old stuff - usually running by default - along with the new.
The NT 4 customers who won't or can't move their apps are a problem. MS licenses are long ago paid. The shops are mostly self-supporting. It's revenue that MS can't get to. This is why they bought VirtualPC. They want to migrate these customers to VM's on W2K+3...