One of his first. Back in the early days of HBO when they replayed the same 10 or so movies every day for weeks, my brother and I used to watch this relentlessly. Aussie commando team during WWII mission in China.
Mel Gibson, John Phillip Law, Sam Neill.
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0089869
I actually bought this a few years back on Amazon. Only available on VHS.
I'm a web developer. The client interface is an internet browser. M$ IE has (depending on who you believe) 90%+ market share.
When I test my code, I have to test in the environment my clients use, 90%+ of them use IE on Windows.
I telecommute and code at home sometimes so my home PC is a Win2K box also.
But! I've been running commercial web/app/database/mail servers on Linux for 3+ years. We have NO M$ boxes in our production environment.
We're almost completely open source in a high-volume production environment.
Our CTO is a huge open source fan and we've been open source as much as possible since day one. The only reason we have a Windows server at work is to run Crystal Reports.
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Sorry, wrong URL.
Here's the correct one:
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0083591
One of his first. Back in the early days of HBO when they replayed the same 10 or so movies every day for weeks, my brother and I used to watch this relentlessly. Aussie commando team during WWII mission in China.
Mel Gibson, John Phillip Law, Sam Neill.
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0089869
I actually bought this a few years back on Amazon. Only available on VHS.
ONLY 1 thing...
I'm a web developer. The client interface is an internet browser. M$ IE has (depending on who you believe) 90%+ market share.
When I test my code, I have to test in the environment my clients use, 90%+ of them use IE on Windows.
I telecommute and code at home sometimes so my home PC is a Win2K box also.
But! I've been running commercial web/app/database/mail servers on Linux for 3+ years. We have NO M$ boxes in our production environment.
We're almost completely open source in a high-volume production environment.
Our CTO is a huge open source fan and we've been open source as much as possible since day one. The only reason we have a Windows server at work is to run Crystal Reports.