Back in the day, Netware was very nice. I remember using it at my first intern position in the windows 3.1 days. I guess the world has moved on. Its strange to think that many of the/. crowd has never seen it in action.
What will happen when all (many) of the software development jobs are sent over seas? What controls are in place to do background checks, etc. in nations like India, China, and others?
How about I/T departments that are sent overseas?
Instead of trainging terrorists to fight, teach them to code.
I know this is getting tricky, since IBM decided to rename everything. Follow this chart.
zSeries = S/390
pSeries = RS/6000
iSeries = AS/400
zSeries = ? (Maybe the NUMA systems)
What this really means is that Linux will run on all of these platforms. The S/390 port was done mostly in house. The AS/400 port is based on the LinuxPPC work as is the RS/6000 port. More work had to be done on the AS/400 port since the hardware is different than a 6000, although the processors are the same. I would really like to see Linux running on a 400, the hardware kicks ass.
Smit solves these problems. It is a GUI system management tool and it shows you the commands that it ran. After you use it a couple times, you know what it touched, and you can just run the command yourself.
then why are they wasting their time puting up web sites and paying for bechmarks? Maybe it isn't as bad as they say. Maybe it is quite good. Maybe they realize that now.
No no no! Al Gore, while in Virginia invented the Internet. Therefor Virginia is the birth place and true home of the Internet. Get your facts strait. P.S. Gore was working on his Open Source web site at the time.
I am going to be selling all eight copies plus the 3.1 service pack on ebay. Look for it later today! Bidding will start at $40 per episode and $20 for the service pack.
They may be hard to find but you can make them. No I don't mean you should code one or buy one at a store. Just introduce a girl you know to computers. Women will become just as interested as men. The problem may be getting them away from the screen after they get there. Be afraid, be very afraid!
Thanks for another great one. It looks like there is a slashbox on the way too. I selected it in my preferences but it doesn't show up yet. This will make it much easier once its up and running. By the way, how big was that cardboard box? Washing macheine size or more like a match box?
Since nearly all of the comments here are by ACs I'm guessing Rob is right. This won't help in the long run. In a way, it is a compliment. It shows how popular Shashdot is. You must be doing something right if all these people want to waste hours waiting for things like first post.
Its not posted on the main page because people kept saying "Why are you posting this on the main page you asshole?" and "You said you wouldn't post this on the main page any more. Must be Andover you bunch of sell outs". Anyway, you guys are six out of six for great episodes. Keep up the good work. How about two per week? Maybe a daily show?
Slashdot Mirror
will it blend?
The best way to track these people is with a well marked headstone over their graves.
I'll cancel my appointment with the Hair Club for Men till this is perfected. Just think how much data my flowing locks will store.
I'd like to use that Rub Out key on some of my co-workers.
Back in the day, Netware was very nice. I remember using it at my first intern position in the windows 3.1 days. I guess the world has moved on. Its strange to think that many of the /. crowd has never seen it in action.
How about I/T departments that are sent overseas?
Instead of trainging terrorists to fight, teach them to code.
when SCO sues everyone who has released code that can run on Linux.
to learn how to fly an R/C helicopter.
Take 10 off of your 15 minutes of fame.
zSeries = S/390
pSeries = RS/6000
iSeries = AS/400
zSeries = ? (Maybe the NUMA systems)
What this really means is that Linux will run on all of these platforms. The S/390 port was done mostly in house. The AS/400 port is based on the LinuxPPC work as is the RS/6000 port. More work had to be done on the AS/400 port since the hardware is different than a 6000, although the processors are the same. I would really like to see Linux running on a 400, the hardware kicks ass.
Smit solves these problems. It is a GUI system management tool and it shows you the commands that it ran. After you use it a couple times, you know what it touched, and you can just run the command yourself.
I prefer to refer to the NSA at the Ministry of Love or Miniluv if you like.
then why are they wasting their time puting up web sites and paying for bechmarks? Maybe it isn't as bad as they say. Maybe it is quite good. Maybe they realize that now.
No no no! Al Gore, while in Virginia invented the Internet. Therefor Virginia is the birth place and true home of the Internet. Get your facts strait. P.S. Gore was working on his Open Source web site at the time.
I am going to be selling all eight copies plus the 3.1 service pack on ebay. Look for it later today! Bidding will start at $40 per episode and $20 for the service pack.
They may be hard to find but you can make them. No I don't mean you should code one or buy one at a store. Just introduce a girl you know to computers. Women will become just as interested as men. The problem may be getting them away from the screen after they get there. Be afraid, be very afraid!
Go to http://mail.dotcomnow.com and click on preferences. You can change your password from there.
The press release is here. I guess this thing will run linux. I would like to see it in action.
Thanks for another great one. It looks like there is a slashbox on the way too. I selected it in my preferences but it doesn't show up yet. This will make it much easier once its up and running. By the way, how big was that cardboard box? Washing macheine size or more like a match box?
Since nearly all of the comments here are by ACs I'm guessing Rob is right. This won't help in the long run. In a way, it is a compliment. It shows how popular Shashdot is. You must be doing something right if all these people want to waste hours waiting for things like first post.
The only question is one hump or two?
Its not posted on the main page because people kept saying "Why are you posting this on the main page you asshole?" and "You said you wouldn't post this on the main page any more. Must be Andover you bunch of sell outs". Anyway, you guys are six out of six for great episodes. Keep up the good work. How about two per week? Maybe a daily show?
He is going to a community college. That's why. Just imagine what his questions looked like BEFORE the editors got them.