And since 678 requires Iraq to comply with all subsequent resolutions, this automatically "upgrades" every other resolution on Iraq to ENFORCABLE, regardless of its usual status.
Of course this war has nothing to do with disarmament, so the point is moot.
This open letter is nothing but a troll. A publicity stunt. If it were sincere, they would not take every opportunity to demean and insult Microsoft.
As you know, the Xbox is a normal PC that has been deliberately designed by yourselves so that as sold, it can only execute programs which Microsoft has approved.
.. with many more that would be available if Microsoft did not suppress them.
a second deliberate monopoly created by Microsoft even as they were being found guilty of creating an illegal monopoly in Operating Systems software
Xbox Linux gives choices back to the user which Microsoft denies them
you are making a big loss in this division [18] and so perhaps cannot afford to staff this email address properly
Then they have the nerve to reject portions of the NDA, snub the offered documentation and libaries and request a lower fee for the signature.
XBox Linux may be a worthwhile project and it would be great to have it signed, but this stunt is just pathetic.
Re:Given that live music is the best music...
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Also, you can download with wget if you pass it your cookie file.
You don't have to spend money just to "figure out how to use it". Thousands of admins use Nagios just fine without any support (free or otherwise).
This person has a specific problem that few other people have. It is an extraordinary requirement and as such he'd be better off hiring someone to help.
Yes, this is a shame. I too hope they can get together and freeze the API or whatever it is thats holding things up.
Last time I tried php with apache (4.2.2 + 2.0.43 IIRC), apache would segfault when it received a SIGHUP after log rotation. It seems libphp4 was not handling the signal correctly.
This may have been solved by now, but I'm not going to use PHP with Apache 2.x until it gets better than this.
Since being named special advisor to the president for cyberspace security last year, Clarke has stressed wireless access points as a national security threat.
Ten years ago, who would have thought we'd hear phrases like that in the popular press.
Yep, seconded. 3Ware have been good in my experience. Nice mgmt software also.
I've used software RAID1 in linux for a couple of years and while it does work, it can be tricky sorting out bootloader issues. I've settled on 3ware for IDE RAID from now on.
SCSI is nice, but IDE has better bang for the buck.
Last time I checked, GCC source tarballs STILL aren't signed, despite this being brought to the maintainer's attention. The perception that MD5 sums are sufficient is extremely common.
So RedHat doesn't have the latest version on the ftp site?
Don't worry. Redhat has an irritating policy of backporting fixes into previously released versions of each package. Its the revision number that counts. Check the date on that file.
OT: Anyone care to elaborate on why apache 2.0.40 requires at least openssl 0.9.6e? I modified the configure script to accept 0.9.6c and it was happy enough...
[CIO] Smith has spoken publicly on a number of occasion about his preference for open standards and systems and listed Sun boss Scott McNealy as his most admired IT figure in a recent magazine interview.
As others have noted, this is probably just a ploy to get a better price from Microsoft. I wouldn't be surprised to see an announcement, in a new months, that Telstra have negotiated a new five year deal with Microsoft.. and Smith is no longer CIO.
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I raised this via the mailing list a few months back - some emails were traded but nothing has come of it.
Many packages are signed these days - it virtually guarantees that the code you are downloading has not been modified by any third parties. You all remember the irssi , BitchX and openssh incidents right?
* Add XFS (A journaling filesystem from SGI) - Excuse-the-hell me? Isn't the idea to get journaling filesystems in to the kernel because that's what everyone wants? XFS is proven, get it the heck in there.
Easy there - XFS has been available available for months for those that really want it. It'd be nice to have it in the base kernel, but its not like you're going without.
I'd like to know exactly what hasn't been implemented in IPv6...
Here's a patch for 2.4.18: http://espectro.hypermart.net/supermount. patch
The latest version of Mandrake Linux includes supermount and I've grown to like it. It would be nice to have it in the kernel, even if it was marked EXPERIMENTAL.
Q13: When does Microsoft plan to support Serial ATA in its OS's? A13: Serial ATA is software compatible with Parallel ATA and requires no changes to Microsoft operating systems, or any other OS as well.
If this is a drop in replacement for parallel ATA, why is support needed in the linux kernel?
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Hehe. Cheers. Looks like I got lost somewhere there :-).
So..
687 (Chapter VI) is NOT enforcable
BUT
678 (Chapter VII) IS enforcable
And since 678 requires Iraq to comply with all subsequent resolutions, this automatically "upgrades" every other resolution on Iraq to ENFORCABLE, regardless of its usual status.
Of course this war has nothing to do with disarmament, so the point is moot.
I was expecting Funny, but whatever.
HSN.com don't ship outside USA.
This open letter is nothing but a troll. A publicity stunt. If it were sincere, they would not take every opportunity to demean and insult Microsoft.
As you know, the Xbox is a normal PC that has been deliberately designed by yourselves so that as sold, it can only execute programs which Microsoft has approved.
a second deliberate monopoly created by Microsoft even as they were being found guilty of creating an illegal monopoly in Operating Systems software
Xbox Linux gives choices back to the user which Microsoft denies them
you are making a big loss in this division [18] and so perhaps cannot afford to staff this email address properly
Then they have the nerve to reject portions of the NDA, snub the offered documentation and libaries and request a lower fee for the signature.
XBox Linux may be a worthwhile project and it would be great to have it signed, but this stunt is just pathetic.
Also, you can download with wget if you pass it your cookie file.
"It's bad enough when you have to carry a pager for work; voluntarily subjecting yourself to that kind of intrusion strikes me as nuts.
Simple. Given a choice of carrying a pager AND a cellphone or just a cellphone, which would you choose?
You don't have to spend money just to "figure out how to use it". Thousands of admins use Nagios just fine without any support (free or otherwise).
This person has a specific problem that few other people have. It is an extraordinary requirement and as such he'd be better off hiring someone to help.
If I had modpoints, I'd mod you a troll.
Dan's Data In depth reviews of all kinds of cool stuff all on one page. Legend.
Yes, this is a shame. I too hope they can get together and freeze the API or whatever it is thats holding things up.
Last time I tried php with apache (4.2.2 + 2.0.43 IIRC), apache would segfault when it received a SIGHUP after log rotation. It seems libphp4 was not handling the signal correctly.
This may have been solved by now, but I'm not going to use PHP with Apache 2.x until it gets better than this.
Since being named special advisor to the president for cyberspace security last year, Clarke has stressed wireless access points as a national security threat.
Ten years ago, who would have thought we'd hear phrases like that in the popular press.
Yep, seconded. 3Ware have been good in my experience. Nice mgmt software also.
I've used software RAID1 in linux for a couple of years and while it does work, it can be tricky sorting out bootloader issues. I've settled on 3ware for IDE RAID from now on.
SCSI is nice, but IDE has better bang for the buck.
Last time I checked, GCC source tarballs STILL aren't signed, despite this being brought to the maintainer's attention. The perception that MD5 sums are sufficient is extremely common.
Trojaned gcc, anyone?
I've had FIVE of these die in the last year. Five out of about Eight. Model number is MPG3204AT. Someone in my department had his drive die on Monday.
Yeah I see - brain before mouth.. ;)
I heard it got dropped
Why not just tell your browser to remember the login? Frankly I trust my computer a lot more than some corporation - Microsoft or otherwise.
Yep, I see that and I agree. It's still irritating though ;-).
Don't worry. Redhat has an irritating policy of backporting fixes into previously released versions of each package. Its the revision number that counts. Check the date on that file.
OT: Anyone care to elaborate on why apache 2.0.40 requires at least openssl 0.9.6e? I modified the configure script to accept 0.9.6c and it was happy enough...
As others have noted, this is probably just a ploy to get a better price from Microsoft. I wouldn't be surprised to see an announcement, in a new months, that Telstra have negotiated a new five year deal with Microsoft.. and Smith is no longer CIO.
Just use unzip. Or WinZIP. Or PKZIP.
I raised this via the mailing list a few months back - some emails were traded but nothing has come of it.
Many packages are signed these days - it virtually guarantees that the code you are downloading has not been modified by any third parties. You all remember the irssi , BitchX and openssh incidents right?
Trojaned gcc, anyone?
Easy there - XFS has been available available for months for those that really want it. It'd be nice to have it in the base kernel, but its not like you're going without.
I'd like to know exactly what hasn't been implemented in IPv6...
You probably want supermount. Just ask google.
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Here's a patch for 2.4.18:
http://espectro.hypermart.net/supermount
The latest version of Mandrake Linux includes supermount and I've grown to like it. It would be nice to have it in the kernel, even if it was marked EXPERIMENTAL.
From the TODO:
From serialata.org:
If this is a drop in replacement for parallel ATA, why is support needed in the linux kernel?