Heheh... the paper actually talks about them putting a searchable front-end to the results online but then says they decided not to, in part due to the "dreaded 'slash-dot' effect". Nice.
I know people who are professional admins who dislike Debian's install because it makes it hard for them to do their jobs - no unattended install, no kickstart (a la RedHat) is a pain in the arse for a server farm.
Look at the 'autoinstall' package -- v1.0 is out in all the usual Debian places. There is a new version coming RSN which updates and improves the process to work pretty darn nicely...
Did they update the site? I don't see any addresses or political affiliations listed when I do a search. maybe they listened to the privacy complaints?
I work for as a Unix Admin at a large IT company. After hours support (in my area of the company) is maintained on a volunteer basis. The on-call person carries a pager three weeks out of the quarter on average. They are compensated based on the actual number of hours in the month (outside the normal 8-5) that they have to wear it. The extra pay then ranges from 5-15% (based on their normal monthly salary) depending on the amount of time spent. This is whether or not a call comes in.
This has been available from (of all people) Microsoft, on their TerraServer site http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ for quite a while. Not only that but you can get a shot of just about anywhere in the US, and a few places in Europe too.
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Umm... actually that's not what they say. RTFA! Analysts do not see this as a sign that Dell is interested in acquiring RedHat.
By the way... Analysists? droped? Spellcheck!
> I've e-mailed debian-security-private directly
From the FAQ - the proper place to send it is to security@debian.org
Addonics MFR, runs off battery or wall power: http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/addoni cs_mfr.html
4' 10" and under is the general guideline for membership in the LPA.
Heheh... the paper actually talks about them putting a searchable front-end to the results online but then says they decided not to, in part due to the "dreaded 'slash-dot' effect". Nice.
Ahh... if only there was such a thing as rechargeable ones. Remember, "A one that is not cold is scarcely a one at all."
How about a donation in their name to The Human Fund?
Scientists at UCLA were able to eavesdrop on cellular conversations between proteins.
Can you hear me now? Good....
The 'autoinstall' package aims to be a kickstart equivalent.
Look at the 'autoinstall' package -- v1.0 is out in all the usual Debian places. There is a new version coming RSN which updates and improves the process to work pretty darn nicely...
Well, there's your problem. Since when has the stock market been played for the long term?
Ask Warren Buffett.
Launch has been postponed for approx. 24 hours due to problems with a Russian ship docking with the ISS (which is also the shuttle's destination. Yahoo News story here: http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20011129/ts/space_ shuttle_dc_6.html
What's more, the Sixth Amendment's "double jeopardy" clause is still in effect...
Actually, that would be the 5th amendment.
Did they update the site? I don't see any addresses or political affiliations listed when I do a search. maybe they listened to the privacy complaints?
Apparently it wasn't interesting enough when the story was new...
2001-03-23 16:27:28 Cartoon Legend William Hanna dies (articles,tv) (rejected)
Think 40,000 TCP/IP connections isn't enough? The max number is actually going to be boosted above 64,000! Sweet...
Mirror being built Here.
I work for as a Unix Admin at a large IT company. After hours support (in my area of the company) is maintained on a volunteer basis. The on-call person carries a pager three weeks out of the quarter on average. They are compensated based on the actual number of hours in the month (outside the normal 8-5) that they have to wear it. The extra pay then ranges from 5-15% (based on their normal monthly salary) depending on the amount of time spent. This is whether or not a call comes in.
About time I say! Score one for the spam-haters!
This has been available from (of all people) Microsoft, on their TerraServer site http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ for quite a while. Not only that but you can get a shot of just about anywhere in the US, and a few places in Europe too.