The SNI (server name indication) extention is considered to be a better solution for HTTP than SSL Upgrade and hopefully will soon be supported by browsers and servers. (Opera and mod_gnutls already do).
The default configuration layout has been simplified and modularised. Configuration snippets which can be used to enable commonly-used features are now bundled with Apache, and can be easily added to the main server config.
Probably not exactly what you are looking for but it does at least imply that the Apache devs do care about improving the Config situation.
Why the heck does Dell sell Athlon CPUs when they don't sell Athlon systems? I'd like to see someone try to cram an Athlon into their Dell/Intel board.
I don't actually know about the newer hybrid SUVs and whatnot.
Ford licensed a few patents from Toyota for the Escape Hybrid (the first hybrid SUV available in the US) so I assume it would be more similar to the Prius than the Hondas (which are very different from the Prius).
The other hybrid SUVs that I know of, the Highlander and the Lexus RX400h, are both from Toyota so they probably both use the same Hybrid Synergy Drive® that the Prius is based on.
Funny anecdote, our group's manager pulled a Lundberg: "I uhh like the program and it works well, but is there a WYSIWYG editor for it?" [Although somewhat idiosyncratic, Wiki markup is trivial to learn and use, HTML looks like C++ in comparison.]
Sure, wiki markup is pretty simple but I wish there was a standard wiki language. They all seem to use different markup. Plus, sometimes the simplistic wiki markup can be limiting in the type of formatting that it allows you to do.
The point is not really that you would patch it yourself but rather that someone who knows how could and then make it publicly available so you can install it.
Which version of the Prius are you looking at? According to the site you linked to, the '05 Prius gets 36 - 58 MPG or an average of 48.0.
And, yes, the Diesel Golf does get good mileage but is smaller than the Prius which is why I used the Passat for comparison. The Golf is classified as a Compact car at 88 ft3 whereas the Prius is a Midsize at 96 ft3.
I've never understood why people like the diesel engines so much. Ok, let's compare a Prius to a Passat TDI (similar in size). According to the EPA:
Average MPG: Prius (47.9) Passat (35.5). Annual Fuel Cost: Prius ($838) Passat ($1405) Air Pollution Score: Prius (8-9) Passat (1) (from 0 to 10, where 10 is best)
So, you said:
Cheaper than hybrid. Cleaner than hybrid.
Alright, if this guy buys a TDI engine for his Jeep, he'll spend more on fuel but the engine will probably cost less than a new Prius so I'll give you "cheaper". But how on Earth is a TDI cleaner?
If you move or delete a message from an IMAP account it will be deleted from the server. Unless the company has made special effort to keep permanent copies which they could just as easily do with POP3.
Another interesting development in GUI package management: http://smartpm.org/
The Smart Package Manager project has the ambitious objective of creating smart and portable algorithms for solving adequately the problem of managing software upgrading and installation. This tool works in all major distributions, and will bring notable advantages over native tools currently in use (APT, APT-RPM, YUM, URPMI, etc).
I figured it was something like that. Mine doesn't say AMD on it anywhere (like most of them seem too) which is what threw me off. Looks most like this one.
"In the case of a change in the endorsed status of a card, MBNA will typically offer the customer the option of transferring the account to either a non-endorsed product, or to one of the 5,000 other endorsed credit cards that we issue."
There's one important fact that Mr. Goodger forgets... less than 24 hours after the initial Netscape v8.0 was posted, AOL made available version 8.01 which is based in Firefox 1.04 and hence fixes the three vulnerabilities present in Firefox 1.03.
He didn't "forget" because it hadn't happened yet! The point is not that AOL took "less than 24 hours" to fix vulnerabilities. They released a product with vulnerabilities that had been known about for over a week, that's the problem. If AOL had known that they would be releasing 8.0.1 why didn't they just delay the release a day?
Frankly, I wonder if they would have released 8.0.1 so quickly if it hadn't been for the bad publicity .
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The SNI (server name indication) extention is considered to be a better solution for HTTP than SSL Upgrade and hopefully will soon be supported by browsers and servers. (Opera and mod_gnutls already do).
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http://wiki.cacert.org/wiki/VhostTaskForce#head-7
http://www.outoforder.cc/projects/apache/mod_gnut
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1161
I guess that means they are probably not using ClamAV then.
Why the heck does Dell sell Athlon CPUs when they don't sell Athlon systems? I'd like to see someone try to cram an Athlon into their Dell/Intel board.
How do Itaniums compare to Opterons, performance wise?
Right now it is PHP but other languages may be added in the future.
Ford licensed a few patents from Toyota for the Escape Hybrid (the first hybrid SUV available in the US) so I assume it would be more similar to the Prius than the Hondas (which are very different from the Prius).
The other hybrid SUVs that I know of, the Highlander and the Lexus RX400h, are both from Toyota so they probably both use the same Hybrid Synergy Drive® that the Prius is based on.
Funny anecdote, our group's manager pulled a Lundberg: "I uhh like the program and it works well, but is there a WYSIWYG editor for it?" [Although somewhat idiosyncratic, Wiki markup is trivial to learn and use, HTML looks like C++ in comparison.]
Sure, wiki markup is pretty simple but I wish there was a standard wiki language. They all seem to use different markup. Plus, sometimes the simplistic wiki markup can be limiting in the type of formatting that it allows you to do.
This looks interesting:
http://www.wikiwyg.net/
Hmm.. I must have missed something. Someone care to explain the joke?
The point is not really that you would patch it yourself but rather that someone who knows how could and then make it publicly available so you can install it.
Oh, that's nothing. My system can do a DivX encode in 4 seconds!
Of course, my sample size may not be the same.
Lots of stuff.
Most notably:
Debian
Gentoo
Freenode.net
Xiph.org
Drupal
Although, at least with the bigger projects, I don't think that any of them have all their eggs in the OSL basket.
"Lotus Hannover", Is that the one that is XUL based or am I thinking of something else?
Which version of the Prius are you looking at? According to the site you linked to, the '05 Prius gets 36 - 58 MPG or an average of 48.0.
And, yes, the Diesel Golf does get good mileage but is smaller than the Prius which is why I used the Passat for comparison. The Golf is classified as a Compact car at 88 ft3 whereas the Prius is a Midsize at 96 ft3.
Average MPG: Prius (47.9) Passat (35.5).
Annual Fuel Cost: Prius ($838) Passat ($1405)
Air Pollution Score: Prius (8-9) Passat (1) (from 0 to 10, where 10 is best)
So, you said:
Alright, if this guy buys a TDI engine for his Jeep, he'll spend more on fuel but the engine will probably cost less than a new Prius so I'll give you "cheaper". But how on Earth is a TDI cleaner?
If you move or delete a message from an IMAP account it will be deleted from the server. Unless the company has made special effort to keep permanent copies which they could just as easily do with POP3.
Decent GUI:
apt-get: synaptic. See also: Ubuntu
Yeah, that's what I thought. I got an account when they opened it up in March.
I figured it was something like that. Mine doesn't say AMD on it anywhere (like most of them seem too) which is what threw me off. Looks most like this one.
Speaking of logos. Did Intel ever use a logo that looked like the current AMD logo?
I have this old 286 motherboard with a soldered-on Intel CPU, but the logo looks like AMD's.
Any ideas?
That should be "used to". Now they just get free advertising on Rpmfind.Net.
Just upload your photos to snapfish.com (or similar) and let your kinfolk buy their darn prints.
"In the case of a change in the endorsed status of a card, MBNA will typically offer the customer the option of transferring the account to either a non-endorsed product, or to one of the 5,000 other endorsed credit cards that we issue."
There's one important fact that Mr. Goodger forgets... less than 24 hours after the initial Netscape v8.0 was posted, AOL made available version 8.01 which is based in Firefox 1.04 and hence fixes the three vulnerabilities present in Firefox 1.03.
He didn't "forget" because it hadn't happened yet! The point is not that AOL took "less than 24 hours" to fix vulnerabilities. They released a product with vulnerabilities that had been known about for over a week, that's the problem. If AOL had known that they would be releasing 8.0.1 why didn't they just delay the release a day?
Frankly, I wonder if they would have released 8.0.1 so quickly if it hadn't been for the bad publicity .