I find it VERY rude when I am forced to hear someone talking loud to someone that does not matter to me on a cellular phone in public. In general the worse the connection, the louder the person talks... I can only imagine that volume people will be yelling at when they are 35,000 feet above ground.
Think of all the people reading, sleeping, or using headphones to provide peace to those around them.
Checking in code should be considered holy. If you check bad code in, you sure as hell better be ready to come back to work and fix it. I work on projects with developers teams that have about 5-10 coders. When one person checks in code that hasn't been unit tested it can have a severe impact on the rest of the team.
The point is: test your code before you commit, nobody wants to look at your halfass implementation.
Not really.. you could randomly assign a number to this ID field and then keep a mapping of which machine the return packets are assigned to. This would make it impossible for the next up to know the actual number of machines you have, making your node appear to have an unlimited number of machines
I happen to really like this idea because it would prevent the next up from knowing which machine was doing what on the Internet, making you anonymous to your node number.
To me it sounds like they need to learn how to use the computer too.
Wouldn't it be in their best interest to learn something like Windows 95/98/ME? That way they will be well prepared when confronted with using a computer at a job or some other application?
In my mind the best thing you could do is teach someone to use Windows/Word/IE/Excel. In the end the machines will get trashed, why not setup a simple restore setup for each box?
I have x86 hardware. I have spent money on this hardware over the years and do not want to start over. There is a large collection of hardware and I will make my investment work.
If you were to offer OSX for the x86 platform I would fully support your OS, and *maybe* even buy your hardware in the future.
Until then, Windows XP and FreeBSD will work just fine.
The recent surge of users to the bnetd server is to allow the illegal playing of WarCraft 3 Beta (upgrades to support wc3 specificly). If you say otherwise, just stop right there because you are a liar! There is in game support for multi-player with sc, wc2, and diablo 1/2.
There simply isn't a need for bnetd unless you want to play with an illegal version.
This is the problem. People just don't understand. GNOME and just about every other package/application runs under FreeBSD w/ minimal effort compaired to GNU/Linux. Packages/library upgrades are one of the most easy things with FreeBSD. http://www.freebsd.org/ports/.
You all must remember the real issue regarding the DeCSS code and the MIAA is the 'fair use' laws. Currently the MIAA is twisting the law to remove YOUR legally protected fair use rights. Part of your 'fair use' rights are to use the product you purchase as your see fit.
I encourage everyone to purchase this t-shirt from copyleft.net. These t-shirts contain some of the DeCSS. Printing the code on the t-shirt is exercising you rights to free speech. Part of the profits (4 dollars) go to help defend the people being sued by the MIAA.
Are there plans in the future to add an automated security update system? I see this as a database your system would check against to see if you are running any installation level security problems.
Because AMD is stopping overclocking it's preventing vendors who are dishonest. Now you or I can not be sold a chip which is overclocked and be told a lie to which the real fabrication limits are.
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Who wants people to use cellular phones?
I know that I do not.
I find it VERY rude when I am forced to hear someone talking loud to someone that does not matter to me on a cellular phone in public. In general the worse the connection, the louder the person talks... I can only imagine that volume people will be yelling at when they are 35,000 feet above ground.
Think of all the people reading, sleeping, or using headphones to provide peace to those around them.
KEEP THE AIRPLANES PHONE FREE!
You get what you pay for! I find that working with a good recruiter can help you find MUCH better talent and the cost is always worth it.
You are also discounting additional cost associated with having a member on staff (401k, medical, etc).
Hmmmm....
Checking in code should be considered holy. If you check bad code in, you sure as hell better be ready to come back to work and fix it. I work on projects with developers teams that have about 5-10 coders. When one person checks in code that hasn't been unit tested it can have a severe impact on the rest of the team.
The point is: test your code before you commit, nobody wants to look at your halfass implementation.
Not really.. you could randomly assign a number to this ID field and then keep a mapping of which machine the return packets are assigned to. This would make it impossible for the next up to know the actual number of machines you have, making your node appear to have an unlimited number of machines
I happen to really like this idea because it would prevent the next up from knowing which machine was doing what on the Internet, making you anonymous to your node number.
This is not a Passport competitor in the regards you would think. Passport is a service and a protocol whereas SAML is only a protocol.
Vendors and OS projects will need to build an impl of this protocol before anyone can hope to take on the Passport service as a vendor.
pages 800 Fundamentals?
Mabye it should be called a Bible! SQL in a Nutshell is a book about fundamentals.
ha ha...
This is why Linux isn't ready for the desktop.
Linux is only free if your time isn't worth anything to learn it.
I wouldn't know because I've had Katz blocked for over two years now!
...those who do not have a PC.
To me it sounds like they need to learn how to use the computer too.
Wouldn't it be in their best interest to learn something like Windows 95/98/ME? That way they will be well prepared when confronted with using a computer at a job or some other application?
In my mind the best thing you could do is teach someone to use Windows/Word/IE/Excel. In the end the machines will get trashed, why not setup a simple restore setup for each box?
My two cents...
I would like to see this answered... please mod this up.
I work for an advertising company (one of the largest) and we're doing great. What facts are you drawing on for this statement?
I have x86 hardware. I have spent money on this hardware over the years and do not want to start over. There is a large collection of hardware and I will make my investment work.
If you were to offer OSX for the x86 platform I would fully support your OS, and *maybe* even buy your hardware in the future.
Until then, Windows XP and FreeBSD will work just fine.
yahoo.com
It's 19.99/year.
Yes is supports wc3.
I have it running on a server as we speak.
Can you people be honest.
The recent surge of users to the bnetd server is to allow the illegal playing of WarCraft 3 Beta (upgrades to support wc3 specificly). If you say otherwise, just stop right there because you are a liar! There is in game support for multi-player with sc, wc2, and diablo 1/2.
There simply isn't a need for bnetd unless you want to play with an illegal version.
I support Blizzard.
Yes, SourceForge has a right to develop their own version of the engine, and then sell that product.
What issues here is, they are defeating the idea behind what they are supporting AND THEY WANT TO TAKE OWNERSHIP OF FREE (BEER) CONTRIBUTIONS!
Yes. We've only been able to play on the local network with three people and it hasn't been a riot.
This is the problem. People just don't understand. GNOME and just about every other package/application runs under FreeBSD w/ minimal effort compaired to GNU/Linux. Packages/library upgrades are one of the most easy things with FreeBSD. http://www.freebsd.org/ports/.
http://java.sun.com/j2ee
I encourage everyone to purchase this t-shirt from copyleft.net. These t-shirts contain some of the DeCSS. Printing the code on the t-shirt is exercising you rights to free speech. Part of the profits (4 dollars) go to help defend the people being sued by the MIAA.
Well said, sir.
JonKatz = Troll
Are there plans in the future to add an automated security update system? I see this as a database your system would check against to see if you are running any installation level security problems.
Because AMD is stopping overclocking it's preventing vendors who are dishonest. Now you or I can not be sold a chip which is overclocked and be told a lie to which the real fabrication limits are.
Generally the the less popular OS will seek to run the binaries from a more popular OS. Support goes up (like gripes to management), not down.