Reverse those numbers & then you'll be a little closer. We're a telco engineering firm. 4 admins, 4 HR people. The other 30 or so need at least one of the programs OSX doesn't (and probably will never) have.
Didn't know ya'll did the filter thing up there. A friend of mine brought some back (they came with the papers) from Amsterdam. Not bad if you don't like dealing with the roach.
Just remember that these 1Ghz are actually Cyrix chips & adjust your expectations of thier performance accordingly. They do work pretty good for what you seem to want to do with them though. I think a few models actually have IR built in.
And if it does pass, all we have to do is start reporting (state & local) government IT departments & colleges. Last time I checked they used a lot of wi-fi & firewalls.
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Reverse those numbers & then you'll be a little closer. We're a telco engineering firm. 4 admins, 4 HR people. The other 30 or so need at least one of the programs OSX doesn't (and probably will never) have.
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That's great. My customers don't care however.
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Do the phone tapper detector things work?
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Didn't know ya'll did the filter thing up there. A friend of mine brought some back (they came with the papers) from Amsterdam. Not bad if you don't like dealing with the roach.
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Let's see if my company can switch to Mac OSX.
1.) Office or Office compatible productivity suite.... check
2.) Oracle.... check
3.) AutoCAD MAP 5, AutoCAD 2002.... nope
4.) Microstation SE or better.... nope
5.) MapInfo 6.5 or better.... nope
6.) ArcGIS, ArcINFO, ArcFME/SDE.... nope
7.) Various overlays & such that we use with the above products.... not a chance.
Looks like we're stuck on PC's for the forseeable future.
Hell, at least I can run GRASS GIS on Linux if I had too. Of course if I wanted to keep track of my comic book collection, OSX has me covered.
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You have to admit, they have *very* innovative lawyers.
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European? The filters gave it away.
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A good friend of mine had done the same thing you did, except with Win2k & Win98 on the same disk. it's been a real life saver a couple of times.
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I found it, it's actually 15'. It just looked a damn bit bigger I guess.
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2000 wpm, I bet you go thru a lot of keyboards.
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Din 9 to PS/2 adapter, problem solved.
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I've got an insanely long USB printer cable around the office somewhere. It's right around 30' long, never had any problems printing with it though.
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Thanks, I knew there were issues with StarFox, but I thought that had been sorted out. Didn't know about the Capcom chip.
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Which one aren't able to be emulated. Everything I've tried with SNES9x has worked ok.
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I was mistaken, you'll have to use a USB or firewire IR solution. Here's where I was looking www.mini-itx.com.
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Just remember that these 1Ghz are actually Cyrix chips & adjust your expectations of thier performance accordingly. They do work pretty good for what you seem to want to do with them though. I think a few models actually have IR built in.
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I hope you mean depleted uranium instead of fission reaction.
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And if it does pass, all we have to do is start reporting (state & local) government IT departments & colleges. Last time I checked they used a lot of wi-fi & firewalls.
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Yeah, cause that worked so well in Viet Nam.
Idiot.
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... because our stuff is easy enough for skript kiddies to break in to.
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Weren't they good to eat too?
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LOL, you've posted almost the same thing before about Afghanistan, haven't you. I'm not picking on you, I'm just suprized I remembered.
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LOL, fees always go up, it's just a matter of time.
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... a regular stamp, it's fee starts out tiny, and is then increased little by little. See the boiled frog theory.
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Ah, but it is stuff that matters, last time I checked.
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