If you want to develop with Visual Studio, C#, and.net So... What you're saying is that if you insist on developing exclusively on windows and for windows, you are largely restricted to windows server? Really...
Transfer all your money to them, then take it out as cash. Actual physical paper and metal.
Because of the fractional reserve multiplier it has a currently 10 fold (in the USA, 30 fold in the UK and 50 fold in the EU) effect on their ability to generate further loans.
Intro Managing IT Low 500 level class. First Day of class. They show us a chart. Showing the statics of the more money quoted for an IT Project the higher chance of it failing. Vista tried to hard to make the Ultimate OS of all times and ended up with one that looks fancy but people rather use the old version. Hey, it works for Gnome too.
When I can install VMware, and then run a full Linux system to get real work done.
The manufacturers don't make the maps
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They buy them.
You can buy them too. Very expensive, and most of the US maps are completely shite anyway. If you were to create a good database of routes, streets etc, the PND and phone manufacturers would love you.
The only really updatable maps I've come across are Google maps, and of course Nokia have Ovi on the way, where the whole point is to be able to sync routes/locations with your friends.
Purpose built for the job, it'll be cheaper than the combination of hardware required to give similar functionality, never mind the time spent integrating it.
Isn't this largely because you are basically running fundamentally insecure systems? Systems which simply cannot reasonably be operated without giving the end user the authority to install "Malware, trojans etc. are used to steal identities og businesses or persons."
What do you want now? Sympathy or praise for choosing expediency over security?
The problem is not and never has been the end user. We have know for decades that a significant proportion of end users are thieving sociopathic scum. We've had systems designed with this in mind for about the same amount of time. The problem is that nobody is being fired/prosecuted/sued for negligence.
"We have 3 bids, all about the same price, but one of them is also giving us the source code." - gee, which one would YOU deal with? The largest best known one...
Hence the fact that I taper off from agreement when the discussion gets abstract: his philosophical basis leaves me unmoved. To be honest I think that a philosophical basis gives you a substructure to build the rest of your actions upon. Without it you are blown with the wind... Which is fine, but you're never going to change the world.
The PC is the mainframe... The people worrying about MS Exchange are like mainframe developers predicting or worrying about some obscure business application. It's irrelevant. You're 3, 5 years behind the times already.
It's a huge leverage machine. There's nothing wrong with that in general Yeah... That's what a guy called Ponzi thought too.
In the US, normal banks don't "create" money as much as they multiply it. And for the rest of us, the act of multiplication is simply the repeated act of addition... Credit is as much money as dollar bills are. Banks "create" and destroy money on massive scales.
"The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is The People vs. The Banks." - Lord Acton, Historian, 1834 - 1902
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PC magazine have a dozen astroturfers here trying to make them appear like relevant, useful and interesting resource?
Hire tens of thousands of engineers throw some projects into the mix and see what comes out.
Because, frankly, Debian is making my life easy.
Yeah, but you killed it and so have to suffer my opinions instead...
Definitely, drop Evolution.
Replace with XFCE and Claws. Or simply make Kubuntu the default, it's impressively snappy and sparing on memory in comparison.
What on earth were they thinking making Evolution core to the Gnome desktop?
Transfer all your money to them, then take it out as cash. Actual physical paper and metal.
Because of the fractional reserve multiplier it has a currently 10 fold (in the USA, 30 fold in the UK and 50 fold in the EU) effect on their ability to generate further loans.
A load balanced network of highly available virtual servers running on my laptop...
Does that make me a bad person?
Should have thought of that when you were buying your tape libraries...
When I can install VMware, and then run a full Linux system to get real work done.
They buy them.
You can buy them too. Very expensive, and most of the US maps are completely shite anyway. If you were to create a good database of routes, streets etc, the PND and phone manufacturers would love you.
The only really updatable maps I've come across are Google maps, and of course Nokia have Ovi on the way, where the whole point is to be able to sync routes/locations with your friends.
And then you go and run Gnome on it...
Purpose built for the job, it'll be cheaper than the combination of hardware required to give similar functionality, never mind the time spent integrating it.
Isn't this largely because you are basically running fundamentally insecure systems? Systems which simply cannot reasonably be operated without giving the end user the authority to install "Malware, trojans etc. are used to steal identities og businesses or persons."
What do you want now? Sympathy or praise for choosing expediency over security?
The problem is not and never has been the end user. We have know for decades that a significant proportion of end users are thieving sociopathic scum. We've had systems designed with this in mind for about the same amount of time. The problem is that nobody is being fired/prosecuted/sued for negligence.
That's what's needed in America today.
Javascripters building "enterprise" applications.
You get what you pay for.
The PC is the mainframe... The people worrying about MS Exchange are like mainframe developers predicting or worrying about some obscure business application. It's irrelevant. You're 3, 5 years behind the times already.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(mobile_phone_platform)
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS8591201260.html
http://www.symbian.com/phones/index.html
This is the now, not the future, Microsoft have already lost, and they have admitted it. All their Windows mobile devices?
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/pocketpc/default.mspx?curPg=All
Almost all, industrial applications.
mathematical dating.
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