Your solution is a good one, but one can nitpick on everything in security, I'm guessing the medical information probably have enough information in it too identify subjects. Web search logs usually help you to identify the user if you have enough data. (see AOL logs debacle).
Well the article describes a system developed for the iPhone but as a webpage. Sure it's hard to develop cross platform on the web, but you can usually suppport more than one plattform without much problem.
iPhone may be the Messiah joining everyone under one god.. Dunno if that makes it sane to bet everything on Aramaic to spread the gospel.
It's almost the only thing the article mentions, you can't go more than three paragraphs before you get "MS sucks the tied D with MSSQL server". I would be interested in knowing what D is. Is there someone with a good article about M or D if that's what it is?
And if you only have Linux machines, Steam is really convenient when you are at a LAN party and want to play Half life 2 with your friends. Just install it, legally. (I've only done this on three machines maybe there is a limit..)
Well he has a point if you ever need to correct something you have entered on the keyboard then you are going to write too slow.
See it more like a tip, try to improve your accuracy. I tend to delete three-four words when I do need to correct something this keeps the speed up, I believe it's actually faster than deleting one char at a time.
As you say the problem is math and graph intense lectures. You have to beable to draw and highlight things on the notes.
Meeting notes are good to take on a computer, but as soon as you need to go back and change stuff, mark something or draw something you will go down from 100wpm to 10wpm. This is easy to work around in meeting notes, take a photo, include the ppt slides etc... But impossible to solve for brainstorming sessions.
Mindmaps are nice to a certain extent, especially freemind is nice.
I would recommend going with a cheap GPS bluetooth GPS module + a bluetooth computer near the garage. Then just search for the module and download anylogs when you enter the garage.
But really the -d(?) flag on rsync is horribly easy to misuse. I think we can blame Andrew Tridgell and Paul Mackerras.
I did this once myself, and asked around and there were three other people who had done it. All of them said "oh well I should have known", not sure if it's a good excuse for badly designed software.
I'm pretty sure that wouldn't fly very well in a court. You are still linking to the wrapper which has to be GPL. IANAL but you could state that includig the binary in your workflow is linking.
Not very common, and never treated as something serious. E.g. there was a black guy around here that called himself a nazi, and was generally against blacks and jews. I don't think anyone took him seriously.
Some old slashdot story: Are SSDs Really More Power Efficient? . But that's actually old news now even the 80GB SATA SSDs will be power efficient something like 1.5W while seeking, and being able to push 125MB/s sustained.
Or most of them are sane but you get to hear about the insane ideas because you search for reasons to invalidate the environmentalist claims.
What ever you are doing to protect the environment is probably to little, that's the negative way. On the positive side we always have new challenges to keep the environment pleasant to humans.
I hate DELLs, but they do have cheap replacement batteries. So if your Dell makes it past battery replacement then it's going to be cheap to buy a new one.
Unofficial batteries are often half the price though, or you can refurbish by putting in new Cells in an old enclosure.
No, you can easily use PowerTop to optimize your powerusage by disabling/poweringdown Wifi, ethernet, sound and applications. So you can get your computer down from 14 Watt to 7 Watt, of course it all depends on what you need. You will see that what draws the most power is usually software not the hardware, if you run less it will draw less. It's not a price everyone is ready to pay, on the size of your computer and on functionality.
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Your solution is a good one, but one can nitpick on everything in security, I'm guessing the medical information probably have enough information in it too identify subjects. Web search logs usually help you to identify the user if you have enough data. (see AOL logs debacle).
Yes laser works underwater, Otters have better aim though, they also easily dodge lasers so expect no Otter battles..
Well the article describes a system developed for the iPhone but as a webpage. Sure it's hard to develop cross platform on the web, but you can usually suppport more than one plattform without much problem.
iPhone may be the Messiah joining everyone under one god.. Dunno if that makes it sane to bet everything on Aramaic to spread the gospel.
It's almost the only thing the article mentions, you can't go more than three paragraphs before you get "MS sucks the tied D with MSSQL server". I would be interested in knowing what D is. Is there someone with a good article about M or D if that's what it is?
fanboy central here we come..
"Thanks for smoking"
And if you only have Linux machines, Steam is really convenient when you are at a LAN party and want to play Half life 2 with your friends. Just install it, legally. (I've only done this on three machines maybe there is a limit..)
Because you get lousy resolution with Geo-pos-IP, and even the bad services available today are pretty expensive.
Well he has a point if you ever need to correct something you have entered on the keyboard then you are going to write too slow.
See it more like a tip, try to improve your accuracy. I tend to delete three-four words when I do need to correct something this keeps the speed up, I believe it's actually faster than deleting one char at a time.
As you say the problem is math and graph intense lectures. You have to beable to draw and highlight things on the notes.
Meeting notes are good to take on a computer, but as soon as you need to go back and change stuff, mark something or draw something you will go down from 100wpm to 10wpm. This is easy to work around in meeting notes, take a photo, include the ppt slides etc... But impossible to solve for brainstorming sessions.
Mindmaps are nice to a certain extent, especially freemind is nice.
I would recommend going with a cheap GPS bluetooth GPS module + a bluetooth computer near the garage. Then just search for the module and download anylogs when you enter the garage.
Any stats on deaths among young driveres in those states?
Have you ever taken lecture notes?
AFS is not "mature", maybe it works flawlessly on Solaris but the Linux and Mac clients are unstable and prone to crashes.
you also have to get precompiled maps so the distros have to help you out
This was in ggp post, of course you can get maps for every distribution if this takes off.
But really the -d(?) flag on rsync is horribly easy to misuse. I think we can blame Andrew Tridgell and Paul Mackerras.
I did this once myself, and asked around and there were three other people who had done it. All of them said "oh well I should have known", not sure if it's a good excuse for badly designed software.
The only thing you can know as a Sysadmin is; there are always ways to hack into a network of computers.
See how long it takes for them to censor videos on howto run homebrew tools on Wii/Xbox/PS/DS/Pandora...
I'm pretty sure that wouldn't fly very well in a court. You are still linking to the wrapper which has to be GPL. IANAL but you could state that includig the binary in your workflow is linking.
Not very common, and never treated as something serious. E.g. there was a black guy around here that called himself a nazi, and was generally against blacks and jews. I don't think anyone took him seriously.
Some old slashdot story: Are SSDs Really More Power Efficient? . But that's actually old news now even the 80GB SATA SSDs will be power efficient something like 1.5W while seeking, and being able to push 125MB/s sustained.
Or most of them are sane but you get to hear about the insane ideas because you search for reasons to invalidate the environmentalist claims.
What ever you are doing to protect the environment is probably to little, that's the negative way. On the positive side we always have new challenges to keep the environment pleasant to humans.
I hate DELLs, but they do have cheap replacement batteries. So if your Dell makes it past battery replacement then it's going to be cheap to buy a new one.
Unofficial batteries are often half the price though, or you can refurbish by putting in new Cells in an old enclosure.
Everyone should read that, it's good for most computers running Linux.
it would be nice to have a portable computing cluster though. Ten quad cores in your pocket would be a nice performance boost.
No, you can easily use PowerTop to optimize your powerusage by disabling/poweringdown Wifi, ethernet, sound and applications. So you can get your computer down from 14 Watt to 7 Watt, of course it all depends on what you need. You will see that what draws the most power is usually software not the hardware, if you run less it will draw less. It's not a price everyone is ready to pay, on the size of your computer and on functionality.
On my 12" laptop there is a 3W difference between a fully lit screen to a turned off screen. Not alot... Read the tips and trick on lesserwatts or Pavels guide to better battery time to get real experiences e.g. IDE controllers..