I was just using the photoalbums and kept adding pictures to them. I had no idea I had to worry about filesize. Besides, if you set it up right you don't have to worry about it.
That's what I did, wish someone had told me about the 2gb zodb filesize limit. Yes, I know it's technically not Plone's fault, but I bet I'm not the first person to encounter it needlessly. A simple warning in any of a number of places would have been appreciated.
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It's called progress, people will find new jobs. Machines have been automating tasks for well over 200 years now. If you don't want to be on this ride go live in the woods without electricity, grow/hunt your own food and be merry. I'd rather stay here and enjoy the benefits of an evolving society. I want strange foods from all over, the ability to travel, good doctors, cheap cars, crap TV and whatever else money can buy. In a few years I might want visit your house for a little throwback oldstyle themepark experience. Though you'd better hide the computer you posted this on, not quite the authentic wilderness scene I'm willling to pay for.
Having visited the Santa Clara site the way things work at SUN with access to your desktop from any computer within the organization and the flexible office spaces etc. is just neat. It's not revolutionary, and you could do it using non SUN stuff but it just works. Your sales people should just invite decision makers from other large corporations to your offices and have potential buyers look around the place. However, the SUN people I deal with still use Excel and Word rather than the Star office equivalents.
You grok rightly my brother, may you never thirst. off topic warning, Why'd VMS have to go martyrize himself? The world has had plenty of martyrs before, wouldn't he have made more of an impact by healing himself in front of the angry mob and cameras?
I think you're right for the most part but i think there are a few owners out there who just want to win whatever the cost. They'll gladly operate at a loss for a few years for bragging rights for life. Either way there are fewer people who could do the job of a pro athlete than those who could have successful carreers in baggage handling and longshoremen office clerkship.
that old English lim turned in to lem in Swedish of today. Are limbus and limit related as well or is that just a conicidence? It seems online at least they're and their are confused more than their and there.
Do you really believe that scientists know exactly how every type of star will behave at each stage through its life cycle?
There are gazillions (technical term) of stars and I'd bet no two are equal. We can't even predict tomorrow's weather here on earth with very good accuracy and though I predict that there are more meteorologists than solar phycisists you're confident the sun is just having one of those weeks.
"A research team funded by NEC and RIKEN, Japan's Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, are the first to demonstrate a Controlled NOT (CNOT) quantum gate. The CNOT gate when coupled with a rotational gate would create a universal gate." <butthead>uuuuhh what?</butthead> <beavis>yeah yeah cool</beavis>
theoretically we (we=our species not all 6 billion of us) could build nice domes or underground structures and stay warm on nuclear power and live happily ever after (assuming no change in gravity from the sun). The thing is that to prepare for something like that would cost a bundle and take years and years of preparation.
If the sun just went dark one day without warning we'd be done. Wonder how long it would have to be dark for our oxygen to run out? Think the only survivors would be those things that hang out around the vents down on the ocean floors and don't rely on oxygen.
From The electronic commerce associationThe Supreme Court blocked the states in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota, 504 U.S. 298 (1992). In Quill, the Supreme Court held that, because state sales and use taxes are so complicated, a state cannot require a remote seller to collect sales or use taxes unless the seller has a physical presence, or "nexus," in the state.
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this thread is making me feel old, sad and dumb :(
I was just using the photoalbums and kept adding pictures to them. I had no idea I had to worry about filesize. Besides, if you set it up right you don't have to worry about it.
That's what I did, wish someone had told me about the 2gb zodb filesize limit.
Yes, I know it's technically not Plone's fault, but I bet I'm not the first person to encounter it needlessly. A simple warning in any of a number of places would have been appreciated.
As opposed to all those US made laptops?
It's called progress, people will find new jobs. Machines have been automating tasks for well over 200 years now.
If you don't want to be on this ride go live in the woods without electricity, grow/hunt your own food and be merry.
I'd rather stay here and enjoy the benefits of an evolving society. I want strange foods from all over, the ability to travel, good doctors, cheap cars, crap TV and whatever else money can buy. In a few years I might want visit your house for a little throwback oldstyle themepark experience. Though you'd better hide the computer you posted this on, not quite the authentic wilderness scene I'm willling to pay for.
I'm not a chess player, I'm an impatient gamer all around. I used to get my ass beat by a chess computer back in the early 80s.
Having visited the Santa Clara site the way things work at SUN with access to your desktop from any computer within the organization and the flexible office spaces etc. is just neat.
It's not revolutionary, and you could do it using non SUN stuff but it just works. Your sales people should just invite decision makers from other large corporations to your offices and have potential buyers look around the place.
However, the SUN people I deal with still use Excel and Word rather than the Star office equivalents.
You're right, you don't have the foggiest.
cubic sounds cooler than square, has more of a buzzwordy feel
You grok rightly my brother, may you never thirst.
off topic warning, Why'd VMS have to go martyrize himself? The world has had plenty of martyrs before, wouldn't he have made more of an impact by healing himself in front of the angry mob and cameras?
"not funny haha, funny queer"
I felt the same way when I read the original screenplay for Gigli
I think you're right for the most part but i think there are a few owners out there who just want to win whatever the cost. They'll gladly operate at a loss for a few years for bragging rights for life. Either way there are fewer people who could do the job of a pro athlete than those who could have successful carreers in baggage handling and longshoremen office clerkship.
It seems online at least they're and their are confused more than their and there.
Yeah, we're offtopic leave us alone.
Do you really believe that scientists know exactly how every type of star will behave at each stage through its life cycle?
There are gazillions (technical term) of stars and I'd bet no two are equal.
We can't even predict tomorrow's weather here on earth with very good accuracy and though I predict that there are more meteorologists than solar phycisists you're confident the sun is just having one of those weeks.
Can you explain the term "limb" on a round object? I saw the same on space.com.
surely it's God's wrath concerning the end of the internet tax moratorium
bad comparison, let's say you're in charge of taking out the garbage, would you be excitied by a new shiny corrugated metal garbage can?
I'm guessing:
A. you're still in school
B. you don't live in a US Metropolitan area
C. you don't support a family
D. all of the above
"A research team funded by NEC and RIKEN, Japan's Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, are the first to demonstrate a Controlled NOT (CNOT) quantum gate. The CNOT gate when coupled with a rotational gate would create a universal gate."
<butthead>uuuuhh what?</butthead>
<beavis>yeah yeah cool</beavis>
If the sun just went dark one day without warning we'd be done. Wonder how long it would have to be dark for our oxygen to run out? Think the only survivors would be those things that hang out around the vents down on the ocean floors and don't rely on oxygen.
we got dark skies all right, dark and cloudy.
From The electronic commerce associationThe Supreme Court blocked the states in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota, 504 U.S. 298 (1992). In Quill, the Supreme Court held that, because state sales and use taxes are so complicated, a state cannot require a remote seller to collect sales or use taxes unless the seller has a physical presence, or "nexus," in the state.
Newport rocks, is the jai alai still open?