Here where i work i would rather use 3com than cisco. Even though pretty much every equipment we have is from cisco, imo 3com software is much easier to use than ciscos ios.
also i hate all the different software versions (SMI, EMI, etc) that comes preinstalled in cisco switches.
i believe that the voice recognition would not be used on the eclipse (to dictate code to the ide) directly, but inside it as a api or something, so you can implement voice recognition in the software you create with eclipse.
Telefonica also makes tons of cash in Brasil too (iirc, about 50% of its profits come from Brasil), as telefonica bought the rights to provide telephone service to many cities, including the largest one, sao paulo.
The download itself contains only the Picasa software. Picasa will not uninstall other programs or add any non-Picasa programs or files to your computer.
but i have not installed the software, so i dont know if thats true.
i have linux installed in my notebook. It is a rather old one, but still suitable for my needs. I dont want to run win98 on it, much less pay $$$ for a windows xp upgrade. All i need at work is a browser, ssh, sapgui and lotus notes. I use wine daily at work to run lotus notes on it. it works flawlessly. actually, most of the time i forget that im "using" wine, as i have a icon shortcut that launches notes directly. i dont know if wine will ever be "popular", but it is very useful for my needs, and i thank the developers for that
his hoax ended up in my mail box in PORTUGUESE. yes, someone actually translated the hoax, and im guessing that his message was probably translated in as many languages as the bible...pretty good for a quick hoax, huh?
I work for a small consulting business and since i'm the "linux guy" i was told to build a ^sigh^ cheapest, but reliable web/mail server. I got two 60 seagate ide drives and used software raid to set it up. That was about two years ago. One of the hard drives failed last year, but i replaced it with a 80gb drive i got in the mall and just rebuilt the server in about 30 minutes (counting the googling and the server stop to replace the drive). I definitely recommend, as i use this setup at home too.
I play war3 a lot. I bought both war3 and frozen throne (war3 expansion). When you install war3, it copies about 500mb of data to the hd. Yet, when you want to play, you have to insert the games disk just so you can play online. And guess what the game does? it reads data from the disc. brilliant. why not copy the whole game to the friggin hd? its not that hard. so now i use a virtual cd drive with the image in it. I dont use the mentioned software, but the one i use does exactly the same thing, and i see nothing wrong with it.
I did some consulting in a really big corporation in South America last year. They buy mostly everything from Sun (from software to hardware). Their web application servers ran Sun http server, which i don't remember the name right now and weblogic. But you know what? they switched those sun http servers for apache. This one guy in the IT showed to the PHB that not only that would be cheaper (no license fees) but also would make the job easier (better product, more features and documentation).
it is up to us to show the manager types what tools are better for the job, i guess.
they decided it was not worth to modify the VPC code to explicitly break compatibility with linux, but just declare that linux is "not supported". Sounds more reasonable...and less desperate:P
The same happens in Brazil (com.br). I see the error messages all the time in our mail servers. I guess it's easier for millions of users to see the mail error, figure it out that the domain is wrong and re-send the message than some admins to do the same and configure the mx records apropriately...
worth mentioning that, even though tomshardware praises hard tooling so much, there's no friggin difference when you compare the pictures. The only thing i can see is that these "superior" hard tooling cases are a little more polished. oohhh, shiny!
c'mon, he can say what he want, but drool over polished computer case interiors? gimme a break
building a cluster of pocket pcs is fun and all, but I bet that the most fun part of the project was posting about it here on/. just to see the flood of beowulf cluster in soviet russia jokes.
well, this is more like a "redhat rpm" problem than linux itself, but anyway.
use apt from freshrpms. After you install the apt rpm, you can simply type apt-get install [package_name]
If there's any dependency, apt tells you which are and asks if you want to d/l them too.
it's a real lifesaver (from rpm dependency hell, anyway)
hope that helps
granted, moderators don't read the articles, but in this case it is because they're lazy AND because the link is slashdotted. Not just the first option.:P
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Here where i work i would rather use 3com than cisco. Even though pretty much every equipment we have is from cisco, imo 3com software is much easier to use than ciscos ios.
also i hate all the different software versions (SMI, EMI, etc) that comes preinstalled in cisco switches.
i believe that the voice recognition would not be used on the eclipse (to dictate code to the ide) directly, but inside it as a api or something, so you can implement voice recognition in the software you create with eclipse.
Telefonica also makes tons of cash in Brasil too (iirc, about 50% of its profits come from Brasil), as telefonica bought the rights to provide telephone service to many cities, including the largest one, sao paulo.
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The download itself contains only the Picasa software. Picasa will not uninstall other programs or add any non-Picasa programs or files to your computer.
but i have not installed the software, so i dont know if thats true.
if those were accurate, i would be watching holographic movies inside my flying car today.
i have linux installed in my notebook. It is a rather old one, but still suitable for my needs.
I dont want to run win98 on it, much less pay $$$ for a windows xp upgrade.
All i need at work is a browser, ssh, sapgui and lotus notes.
I use wine daily at work to run lotus notes on it. it works flawlessly. actually, most of the time i forget that im "using" wine, as i have a icon shortcut that launches notes directly.
i dont know if wine will ever be "popular", but it is very useful for my needs, and i thank the developers for that
his hoax ended up in my mail box in PORTUGUESE. yes, someone actually translated the hoax, and im guessing that his message was probably translated in as many languages as the bible...pretty good for a quick hoax, huh?
I work for a small consulting business and since i'm the "linux guy" i was told to build a ^sigh^ cheapest, but reliable web/mail server.
I got two 60 seagate ide drives and used software raid to set it up. That was about two years ago. One of the hard drives failed last year, but i replaced it with a 80gb drive i got in the mall and just rebuilt the server in about 30 minutes (counting the googling and the server stop to replace the drive).
I definitely recommend, as i use this setup at home too.
I play war3 a lot. I bought both war3 and frozen throne (war3 expansion).
When you install war3, it copies about 500mb of data to the hd. Yet, when you want to play, you have to insert the games disk just so you can play online. And guess what the game does? it reads data from the disc. brilliant.
why not copy the whole game to the friggin hd? its not that hard.
so now i use a virtual cd drive with the image in it. I dont use the mentioned software, but the one i use does exactly the same thing, and i see nothing wrong with it.
actually it is called sftp. scp is a substitute for rcp.
two more things? you mean you know regular cops that dance?
even if they dance, a robot with wheels can probably do it better though...
lol! now that was funny!
havent you seen that southpark episode "simpsons already did it"?
simpsons is airing for 13 years, they already did everything!
I did some consulting in a really big corporation in South America last year.
They buy mostly everything from Sun (from software to hardware).
Their web application servers ran Sun http server, which i don't remember the name right now and weblogic.
But you know what? they switched those sun http servers for apache. This one guy in the IT showed to the PHB that not only that would be cheaper (no license fees) but also would make the job easier (better product, more features and documentation).
it is up to us to show the manager types what tools are better for the job, i guess.
they decided it was not worth to modify the VPC code to explicitly break compatibility with linux, but just declare that linux is "not supported". Sounds more reasonable...and less desperate :P
The same happens in Brazil (com.br).
I see the error messages all the time in our mail servers. I guess it's easier for millions of users to see the mail error, figure it out that the domain is wrong and re-send the message than some admins to do the same and configure the mx records apropriately...
Hi mr. icon.
:)
i'm a qvcs mailing list subscriber...now looking forward for a qvcs release on fedora
thanks!
ok Kreskin, contrary to what you think, here in Brazil the local currency is not coconuts, but Real (R$), aka "gay money*".
*obligatory simpsons quote
worth mentioning that, even though tomshardware praises hard tooling so much, there's no friggin difference when you compare the pictures. The only thing i can see is that these "superior" hard tooling cases are a little more polished. oohhh, shiny!
c'mon, he can say what he want, but drool over polished computer case interiors? gimme a break
building a cluster of pocket pcs is fun and all, but I bet that the most fun part of the project was posting about it here on /. just to see the flood of beowulf cluster in soviet russia jokes.
please! no more "Tron & MCP" jokes!!! i can't take it anymore!!!
well, this is more like a "redhat rpm" problem than linux itself, but anyway. use apt from freshrpms. After you install the apt rpm, you can simply type apt-get install [package_name]
If there's any dependency, apt tells you which are and asks if you want to d/l them too.
it's a real lifesaver (from rpm dependency hell, anyway) hope that helps
granted, moderators don't read the articles, but in this case it is because they're lazy AND because the link is slashdotted. Not just the first option. :P
if you know someone in Brazil, ask then to buy one and send to you, lol
i live in Sao Paulo and warcraftIII - the frozen throne is selling for 15 bucks down here. i know, i just bought it
no three eyed fish jokes?