"When a person uses the postal service, the user's actions are no longer in his or her physical home; in fact he or she is not truly acting in private space at all. The user is generally accessing the postal service with a zip code and mailbox owned by the United States Postal Service. All materials in transit, whether they are letters or packages, are physically temporarely stored on facilities owned by the USPS. When we send a letter or a postcard from the comfort of our own homes to a friend across town the message travels from our home to facilities owned by a third party, the USPS, before being delivered to the intended recipient. Thus, "private" information is actually being held by third-parties."
It is a complete backup/restore/versioning tool for all files in a directory tree or whole filesystems, with a subversion repository as the backend. You may think of it as some kind of tar or rsync with versioned storage.
In which ways is FSVS better than subversion? * FSVS keeps the modification timestamp, the owner, group and access mode of your files in the repository, and restores them on update/export. * svn is restricted to files, directories, and symlinks; FSVS does device nodes too. * The svn client needs the.svn-directories, with the full-text of your text-base in them; that means 4 times the inodes, and more than 2 times the space needed in your filesystem.
I found interesting that under the "Philosophy" section of the school's site they quote the "educator" L. Ronald Hubbard, better know as a pulp fiction and science fiction writer and founder of Dianetics and Scientology.
Mexico paid 70% of the 120 million USD of the project. You may want to learn that 12% of US citizens live under poverty line... so following your argumente the US should solve that problem instead of keeping "pet projects" like Irak...
(The Mayans liked to drink their chocolate rather than eat it.)
That is why it is called "chocolate", from the Náhuatl choco ~= froth and atl ~= water: frothy
water. Náhuatl is the language spoken by the aztecs and other peoples in Mexico.
I am assuming you are using Windoze to sync your Palms. Use a "Y" serial cable to connect both cradles to the same PC port. You can leave both Palms connected as long as you do not try to Hotsync the two of them at once. That's the setting I have for my IIIxe and my wife's V.
A "Y" cable is easy to make: one female and two male conectors, each male pin is connected to the corresponding female pin.
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Misspelled title.
"When a person uses the postal service, the user's actions are no longer in his or her physical home; in fact he or she is not truly acting in private space at all. The user is generally accessing the postal service with a zip code and mailbox owned by the United States Postal Service. All materials in transit, whether they are letters or packages, are physically temporarely stored on facilities owned by the USPS. When we send a letter or a postcard from the comfort of our own homes to a friend across town the message travels from our home to facilities owned by a third party, the USPS, before being delivered to the intended recipient. Thus, "private" information is actually being held by third-parties."
RFC 1178: Choosing a Name for Your Computer, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1178.txt
RFC 2100: The Naming of Hosts, http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2100
It seems what he needs is "Fast System VerSioning" (FSVS) http://fsvs.tigris.org/
It is a complete backup/restore/versioning tool for all files in a directory tree or whole filesystems, with a subversion repository as the backend. You may think of it as some kind of tar or rsync with versioned storage.
In which ways is FSVS better than subversion? .svn-directories, with the full-text of your text-base in them; that means 4 times the inodes, and more than 2 times the space needed in your filesystem.
* FSVS keeps the modification timestamp, the owner, group and access mode of your files in the repository, and restores them on update/export.
* svn is restricted to files, directories, and symlinks; FSVS does device nodes too.
* The svn client needs the
Estimado Tatisimo: nos harías un favor a todos si usas "US American" para decir estadounidense. Los mexicanos somos americanos también ;-) .
I found interesting that under the "Philosophy" section of the school's site they quote the "educator" L. Ronald Hubbard, better know as a pulp fiction and science fiction writer and founder of Dianetics and Scientology.
Mexico paid 70% of the 120 million USD of the project. You may want to learn that 12% of US citizens live under poverty line... so following your argumente the US should solve that problem instead of keeping "pet projects" like Irak...
That is why it is called "chocolate", from the Náhuatl choco ~= froth and atl ~= water: frothy water. Náhuatl is the language spoken by the aztecs and other peoples in Mexico.
"UK Lab Responsible for VNC To Close" is lame.
A better header would be "AT&T Kills Lab that Created VNC".
The "UK Lab" is responsible for VNC, not for its closure. AT&T is responsible for closing the lab.
What other types of suicide do you know, besides "auto"-suicide?
It's a pleonasm!
(please get a good editor/style-checker)
I am assuming you are using Windoze to sync your Palms. Use a "Y" serial cable to connect both cradles to the same PC port. You can leave both Palms connected as long as you do not try to Hotsync the two of them at once. That's the setting I have for my IIIxe and my wife's V.
A "Y" cable is easy to make: one female and two male conectors, each male pin is connected to the corresponding female pin.