hahaha, i also didn't read the post. to disambiguate, i was responding to the question in the title. shutting down hospitals is bad. i'm in favor of cyberwarfare in the sense that it could have better precision than a missile, and we're already the targets of foreign cyberattacks everyday.
I spend a day every 2 or 3 months trying to hack away at the evolution exchange plugin to get it to even work with my exchange 2003 install, which used to work for me (in ubuntu 6.10). I wouldn't have a problem using OWA, except when you use OWA in firefox, there doesn't seem to be any search functionality (talk about crippling a user interface), so it's useless other than checking for new mail. I'm very happily running outlook 2007 in virtualbox, running in seamless mode. It gives you access to all the functionality of your exchange server, and in 2007, the (near instantaneous) search feature is even better than in evolution. I am, however, looking forward to a maturing openchange, so we'll see what that brings.
yea, nothing new here, the other replies seem to have summed up every way i know of dealing with this problem, but i will say, be thankful you never received such mock-up input screens via fax machine, that can be extremely painful.
the very first one i got was Elton John - Candle in the Wind '97, so my mom could listen to it on my fancy pentium 150, which was fully capable of playing it back full bitrate and all, however, encoding one mp3 took about 14 hours.
This is what I want to know. How does MS plan to get people to buy into this? How are computer manufacturers going to react when they have fewer, more expensive options for building their computers. And what would make the average consumer see in it? How many people are really that worried about people reading their documents that they'd be willing to give up things like copying CD's, burning mixes, etc...
A while ago my friend was discussing the possibility of having a north american currency, similar to the euro. He suggested that it be called the North American Dollar. You think paying an arm and a leg is bad, think about having to pay 2 NADs.
You say that you want to encrypt your emails so that the government can't snoop on you. However, i doubt any system sophisticated enough to find, store, and process almost every e-mail we send cannot handle cracking an encrypted e-mail. I'm sure this applies to their keyword searching too. You said you want some simple encryption method that everyone can use, but that clearly wouldn't be enough if it's the government you are worried about. If you're so worried about what the government is doing with your e-mails, my best advise is to stop sending them.
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The next thing for the, of course American, astronauts to figure out is how to make a bong without gravity. I mean, you don't want the water to float into your weed and ruin it, especially because im sure its hard to find up there. Also, what would happen to the bubbles, they would pop and you would end up inhaling a whole bunch of microscopic drops of bong water. I think they will need a little more creativity than they did with the table.
People mistake usability and putyness too much. There are many window managers for X that emulate a windows or mac environment, but the ones that really succeed are the ones that are more efficient and usable, like gnome and kde. So if you really want something to look like windows or the mac, start workin on one of these projects, dont ask microsoft or apple to do it for you, cause look what happens.
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hahaha, i also didn't read the post. to disambiguate, i was responding to the question in the title. shutting down hospitals is bad. i'm in favor of cyberwarfare in the sense that it could have better precision than a missile, and we're already the targets of foreign cyberattacks everyday.
but, i have to say, absolutely
give them to me
I spend a day every 2 or 3 months trying to hack away at the evolution exchange plugin to get it to even work with my exchange 2003 install, which used to work for me (in ubuntu 6.10). I wouldn't have a problem using OWA, except when you use OWA in firefox, there doesn't seem to be any search functionality (talk about crippling a user interface), so it's useless other than checking for new mail.
I'm very happily running outlook 2007 in virtualbox, running in seamless mode. It gives you access to all the functionality of your exchange server, and in 2007, the (near instantaneous) search feature is even better than in evolution.
I am, however, looking forward to a maturing openchange, so we'll see what that brings.
yea, nothing new here, the other replies seem to have summed up every way i know of dealing with this problem, but i will say, be thankful you never received such mock-up input screens via fax machine, that can be extremely painful.
Wouldn't historic use include recording to an archival media (such as a VHS tape) to be, legally, viewed again later?
the very first one i got was Elton John - Candle in the Wind '97, so my mom could listen to it on my fancy pentium 150, which was fully capable of playing it back full bitrate and all, however, encoding one mp3 took about 14 hours.
This is what I want to know. How does MS plan to get people to buy into this? How are computer manufacturers going to react when they have fewer, more expensive options for building their computers. And what would make the average consumer see in it? How many people are really that worried about people reading their documents that they'd be willing to give up things like copying CD's, burning mixes, etc...
A while ago my friend was discussing the possibility of having a north american currency, similar to the euro. He suggested that it be called the North American Dollar. You think paying an arm and a leg is bad, think about having to pay 2 NADs.
and at least one post about how great it wuld be to have a beowulf cluster of these!
You say that you want to encrypt your emails so that the government can't snoop on you. However, i doubt any system sophisticated enough to find, store, and process almost every e-mail we send cannot handle cracking an encrypted e-mail. I'm sure this applies to their keyword searching too. You said you want some simple encryption method that everyone can use, but that clearly wouldn't be enough if it's the government you are worried about. If you're so worried about what the government is doing with your e-mails, my best advise is to stop sending them.
The next thing for the, of course American, astronauts to figure out is how to make a bong without gravity. I mean, you don't want the water to float into your weed and ruin it, especially because im sure its hard to find up there. Also, what would happen to the bubbles, they would pop and you would end up inhaling a whole bunch of microscopic drops of bong water. I think they will need a little more creativity than they did with the table.
People mistake usability and putyness too much. There are many window managers for X that emulate a windows or mac environment, but the ones that really succeed are the ones that are more efficient and usable, like gnome and kde. So if you really want something to look like windows or the mac, start workin on one of these projects, dont ask microsoft or apple to do it for you, cause look what happens.
of course, how the hell would you click and drag? or highlight something with your eyes closed?