I pointed my jabber client to talk.google.com with the JID gmailusername@gmail.com, auth'd with my gmail password and am online. Even added a user to my roster. Word up!
-nicfit
Let's be honest, all the GUI Wizard issues have nothing to do with CUPS, right? They are part of the Fedora Admin/Setup GUIs and we're likely written by Red Hat.
-nicfit
Not anymore. The first incarnation of yahoo maps was indeed powered by MapQuest (side note: I did the integration:)). But once AOL acquired MapQuest all that changed, albeit it took some time. Yahoo did not want to pay AOL for maps. They are competitors in many respects!
True, the both use Navtech (as well as other data sources depending on the area being rendered), but the routing engines themselves are different. NavTech == data. Although NavTech may have a routing engine, MapQuest does not use it.
And up until the AOL acquisition of MapQuest, Yahoo Maps was just a front-end on top of MapQuest technology.
cstdio and iostream (vs. their.h "equivalents") is
not the M$ way of doing things it's the ANSI way.
It's just that it's a lagging feature in many compilers. The difference between stdio.h and cstdio is that the latter declares it's symbols in the std namespace when __cplusplus instead of the global namespace.
Works in gcc 3...
At a previous job a
customer wanted some onsite integration help which involved a three week trip to lovely (Not!) Silicon Valley. I happened to be the first choice for this project, because it was my software that was being integrated. I don't think that my boss gave it a second thought to send me despite the fact that I was a t-shirt and shorts only type with dread locks! Nor did the customer care or even appear shocked when I arrived. Let's hope times don't change in this respect!
One benefit was that since the my tripped spanned two weekends I was expecting to be completely bored. Instead, I got a few invitiations from local employees. One in which involved a stellar house party! Call me crazy, but if I would have been wearing a suit I don't think I would have gotten the invite. At least let's hope not;)
At my last job we use a Seinfeld theme. Of course, the usual suspects jerry, kramer, elaine (no george though...) were represented. Some of not-so-common characters we had we pennypacker, mandelbaum, puddy. newman was the mail server of course:)
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You Sir are an idiot.
I pointed my jabber client to talk.google.com with the JID gmailusername@gmail.com, auth'd with my gmail password and am online. Even added a user to my roster. Word up! -nicfit
As an aside, the FCS project is also making heavy use of Jabber. Word!
Here is a nightmare of a scenario. He resigns now so that he can be proposed for a supreme court seat later. Suck!
LOL! Thanks!
Let's be honest, all the GUI Wizard issues have nothing to do with CUPS, right? They are part of the Fedora Admin/Setup GUIs and we're likely written by Red Hat. -nicfit
Umm, how about a Linux version of iTunes. What's holding that back? Duh!
Not anymore. The first incarnation of yahoo maps was indeed powered by MapQuest (side note: I did the integration :)). But once AOL acquired MapQuest all that changed, albeit it took some time. Yahoo did not want to pay AOL for maps. They are competitors in many respects!
True, the both use Navtech (as well as other data sources depending on the area being rendered), but the routing engines themselves are different. NavTech == data. Although NavTech may have a routing engine, MapQuest does not use it. And up until the AOL acquisition of MapQuest, Yahoo Maps was just a front-end on top of MapQuest technology.
haha, that should read "the former", not the "latter". ~. you get it?
cstdio and iostream (vs. their .h "equivalents") is
not the M$ way of doing things it's the ANSI way.
It's just that it's a lagging feature in many compilers. The difference between stdio.h and cstdio is that the latter declares it's symbols in the std namespace when __cplusplus instead of the global namespace.
Works in gcc 3...
One benefit was that since the my tripped spanned two weekends I was expecting to be completely bored. Instead, I got a few invitiations from local employees. One in which involved a stellar house party! Call me crazy, but if I would have been wearing a suit I don't think I would have gotten the invite. At least let's hope not ;)
My girlfriend told me not to WASTE our money and instead we spent three crazy weeks in Hawaii AND had money in the bank.
God I love her!
At my last job we use a Seinfeld theme. Of course, :)
the usual suspects jerry, kramer, elaine (no george though...) were represented. Some of not-so-common
characters we had we pennypacker, mandelbaum, puddy.
newman was the mail server of course