What I don't get is why time was never part of DHCP. That would make NTP pointless for anyone not trying to sync logs or transactions across servers. A bit too late for that though.
DHCP allows the sending of a parameter containing one or more NTP servers the client should sync with, if that's what you were meaning.
Google allows you to route all email through your own network so you can do any filtering you wish before (possibly) allowing the mail to continue to their servers.
I've used a Nokia 770 (which obviously isn't the same as the iPhone: it's an internet tablet) and the display on it is amazing. 800 x 480 resolution on a 4"-or-so screen.
It comes with Opera (I think) and browsing the web (or doing anything) on it is great; web pages are basically as readable as they are on a PC.
The Nokia N800 which was released the other day has the same resolution. Which is nice.
I saw these videos first presented at GUADEC, where there was no mention of SUSE and it was billed as a "Windows Migration Study". The same talk was given at aKademy.
There's more details on the KDE wiki, where they mention the tests shown in the videos as well as other KDE tests.
So I doubt there's some sort of anti-KDE conspiracy here. Maybe cutting up 200 videos just takes time?
Generally, and certainly in the case of Google AdSense, such adverts are loaded via JavaScript or an IFRAME. Thus the adverts won't get prefetched; only the raw HTML of the target page is downloaded and cached (if appropriate).
I'm not sure where you're getting the IMAP idea from at all.
Yes, Mozilla Calendar / Sunbird stores your calendars locally on disk in a "calendar" folder. But it also sends/retrieves calendars over WebDAV, which then are written to disk (possibly?).
I wouldn't really recommend using web://cp.. unless it has changed much in the last few months.
For a start, the webcp daemon seems to die ALL the time for no apparent reason. We've had to do a lot of work changing poorly-written code.. it's quite a hassle to get it all up and running properly. It's not too bad once you get it going however.
Though I imagine other web control panel software are still better than webcp.
This game is soooo good. I'm now an addict and am now running the server on our LAN.
Original. Simple, yet addictive. Very addictive.
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XMLTV works reliably well for retrieving, parsing and sorting TV guide data, at least in the UK. As you can guess, it stores listings in XML, with a well documented DTD..
I know they also now have new backends for grabbing TV listings for the USA and Canada which I have quickly tried successfully.
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The black and white mode is generally used for reading, or for use in direct sunlight.
The screen will also do colour.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLPC_XO-1#Display
Yes.
Google allows you to route all email through your own network so you can do any filtering you wish before (possibly) allowing the mail to continue to their servers.
The uac_alert function just crashes the program if you select cancel. Or perhaps if you don't.
What happened next time? :)
Oddly, that text isn't in the source code anywhere, so I wonder what's causing it..
What's the point if the add-in doesn't allow ODF to be set as the default file type, or even used via the Save As menu?
Hopefully the Word "interop" API actually allows for this sort of thing to be properly integrated.
You can listen to the track on the Guide to Electronic Music. Press "Techno" then "VGM" at the left and choose track 5.
It comes with Opera (I think) and browsing the web (or doing anything) on it is great; web pages are basically as readable as they are on a PC.
The Nokia N800 which was released the other day has the same resolution. Which is nice.
Plus of course it runs LinuxDoh. Indeed!
Google appears to be somewhere in the 91st to last range in terms of pay.
Those free lunches must really keep their employees happy..
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Also, 10 Downing Street have now made it easy for you to petition against the introduction ID cards.
Novell have done a lot of work in integrating their Enterprise Desktop OS with Active Directory etc, and have hired Samba people to work on this.
See http://reverendted.wordpress.com/2006/09/12/linux- goes-mad/ for a large article on these features going into SUSE.
I'm not really sure what MS get out of this aside from maybe stopping companies from moving entirely to Linux?
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Novell have already started the Hula Project to try and meet this need.
There's more details on the KDE wiki, where they mention the tests shown in the videos as well as other KDE tests.
So I doubt there's some sort of anti-KDE conspiracy here. Maybe cutting up 200 videos just takes time?
Though surely no browser would actually attempt to revalidate a Google search result page after only a few seconds, especially via the Back button?
Not that Google appears to send a Last-Modified header anyway.
Generally, and certainly in the case of Google AdSense, such adverts are loaded via JavaScript or an IFRAME. Thus the adverts won't get prefetched; only the raw HTML of the target page is downloaded and cached (if appropriate).
Wow, well done.. and some of us saw it three weeks ago as it actually happened on the Something Awful forums.
Yes, Mozilla Calendar / Sunbird stores your calendars locally on disk in a "calendar" folder.
But it also sends/retrieves calendars over WebDAV, which then are written to disk (possibly?).
The FAQ says so.
However, each mail folder has its metainfo DB stored in a separate file which makes it a little less easier to implement virtual folders, I guess..
I wouldn't really recommend using web://cp.. unless it has changed much in the last few months.
For a start, the webcp daemon seems to die ALL the time for no apparent reason. We've had to do a lot of work changing poorly-written code.. it's quite a hassle to get it all up and running properly. It's not too bad once you get it going however.
Though I imagine other web control panel software are still better than webcp.
This game is soooo good. I'm now an addict and am now running the server on our LAN.
Original. Simple, yet addictive. Very addictive.
As you can guess, it stores listings in XML, with a well documented DTD..
I know they also now have new backends for grabbing TV listings for the USA and Canada which I have quickly tried successfully.