One of our operators once decided to tidy up the hosts file on the openview sun box Added leading zeros to all the octets in all IP addreses. That created a fair few problems.
Excellent case for a stronger house of Lords and hereditary peers. Better that those that provide some form of check on the government are not government appointed lackeys a la Manleson
PS: OEMs cannot be resold according the EULA; although there are companies dealing specifically in OEM stickers, cd's and manuals; so there might be some middle line to walk there; how thin this line is, I don't know. IANAL.
But if you have not accepted the EULA then how can it bind you into not selling it.
And you think that the MQ-9 a faster more agile high G aircraft. Fine in the future I can see that the fighter roll could be taked over by a drone but not the MQ-9 Which was my point
Obviously your memory of Redhat history may be failing. I left Redhat for Suse a long time befor Fedora although I have dabbled with Fedora since. I didn't mind paying 40-50 GBP for a new boxed distro every 18 months but I wasn't going to pay 70-80 so I moved to SuSE Laterly I have preferred the magazine cover disks of the n-1 SuSE release and now OpenSuSE
However I will not be going near SuSE again while they're playing with Bill
and that's just how Iill play it. I used to purchae Redhat but then when they went all comercial I moved to SuSE I have since purchased a number of the SuSE box sets from 6.1 on. I always recommend SuSE to friends and colleagues. I won't be using or recommending them any more. Time to give Centos a try I think
For traffic shaping there is always netem http://linux-net.osdl.org/index.php/Netem If not for you have a look at nistnet URL:http://www-x.antd.nist.gov/nistnet/> and dummynet.
Stating the bleeding obvious, ATMs contain cash. All ATM's have keys, combination locks or a mixture of the two. There is no good reason for the operator mode switch not to be locked away.
Whoever makes these ATMs deserves all the bad publicity that they get.
Heck, grab your favorite pencil or pen, hold it in your right hand, and read the markings on the pencil. If they're right side up, you've got yourself a right handed pen. Switch to the left side, and the letters are upside down! How disorienting
Sharpen the other end Saw the original point square Presto Hey
a left handed pencil
Remember when Microsoft NT Netware Gateway allowed you to have unlimited users use Netware File shares breaking the Novell license restrictions. They basicly killed netware. Now look at the CAL restrictions on 2003 Server and XP.
So they will be "unlocking users from iPod's vendor lock-in." Yeah right, just to build market share before they lock you in even tighter.
Slashdot Mirror
but I thought we had a glimpse of it's fur
Not so sure
Is Novell a good guy today
or
a less bad guy
One of our operators once decided to tidy up the hosts file on the openview sun box
Added leading zeros to all the octets in all IP addreses.
That created a fair few problems.
Excellent case for a stronger house of Lords and hereditary peers.
Better that those that provide some form of check on the government are not government appointed lackeys a la Manleson
But if you have not accepted the EULA then how can it bind you into not selling it.
And you think that the MQ-9 a faster more agile high G aircraft.
Fine in the future I can see that the fighter roll could be taked over by a drone but not the MQ-9
Which was my point
Surveillance Wing yes
Ground Attack Wing possibly
Fighter Wing, no way
Voorwerp shmoorwerp
It's a cosmic frog
Well done to the whole team on reaching this milestone.
This excellent and valuable tool has been a vital part of my toolkit for many years.
I have moved from Suse to Kubuntu
I had always recommended Suse to beginners, not anymore.
No, it's Wrong Trousers Day
http://www.wallaceandgromitfoundation.org/
Great we are one step closer to finding the blue string soup.
There should be no need to hack
I think that the RIP act alows the police to demand your password.
If you do not provide this information the sentance is a long term in gaol.
Can you then do frame relay over IP
Anyone going to pjone the Cell Number in the PDF
Has the Maff guy been locked up yet.
OK agreed my mistake, I should have said store cards.
But my main point is that how will RFID affect any of the points in the parent post
And they will be pro RFID when they understand that the store is more likely to have their (all) sizes in stock.
All nothing to do with RFID, all the above can be tracked by credit cards and bar codes.
The tag only has an ID, (think MAC address) you require access to the backend database only then can know what is in the bag.
Yep
Obviously your memory of Redhat history may be failing.
I left Redhat for Suse a long time befor Fedora although I have dabbled with Fedora since.
I didn't mind paying 40-50 GBP for a new boxed distro every 18 months but I wasn't going to pay 70-80 so I moved to SuSE
Laterly I have preferred the magazine cover disks of the n-1 SuSE release and now OpenSuSE
However I will not be going near SuSE again while they're playing with Bill
and that's just how Iill play it.
I used to purchae Redhat but then when they went all comercial I moved to SuSE
I have since purchased a number of the SuSE box sets from 6.1 on.
I always recommend SuSE to friends and colleagues.
I won't be using or recommending them any more.
Time to give Centos a try I think
For traffic shaping there is always netem http://linux-net.osdl.org/index.php/Netem
If not for you have a look at nistnet URL:http://www-x.antd.nist.gov/nistnet/>
and dummynet.
This is clearly rubbish.
Stating the bleeding obvious, ATMs contain cash.
All ATM's have keys, combination locks or a mixture of the two.
There is no good reason for the operator mode switch not to be locked away.
Whoever makes these ATMs deserves all the bad publicity that they get.
Sharpen the other end
Saw the original point square
Presto Hey
a left handed pencil
Remember when Microsoft NT Netware Gateway allowed you to have unlimited users use Netware File shares breaking the Novell license restrictions. They basicly killed netware. Now look at the CAL restrictions on 2003 Server and XP.
So they will be "unlocking users from iPod's vendor lock-in."
Yeah right, just to build market share before they lock you in even tighter.