I wish I had mod points right now, but instead, I'll add a 'me too'. We're currently running GForge internally - and although i'm the only developer, it helps me keep track of a number of projects, from documentation, to bug tracking to coding tasks. Plus it lets my manager easily see what kind of progress i'm making.
We've been using subversion for revision control, so the CVS module was useless to us, but now that this is included, I think we'll be moving to GForge 4 pretty soon.
The other thing, is that installing GForge is a snap. I tried to install SourceForge a couple of years ago, and it was a complete nightmare - everything was hardcoded and obfusticated - I guess so SF can sell support to people wanting to install their own one.
my mind boggles at the situation where any sort of private organisation (with no accountability to anybody) is allowed to perform tasks such as voter registration..
As for who had the name first - From the History on Dautelle's page:
"version 1.0 was # September 12, 2000: Official release of JADE 1.0"
I myself am a New Zealander, in fact, I work just down the road from JADE's HQ, and from their History Page
"Jade Software Corporation combined its research and development capability with its real-world IT experience to create a new enterprise application development environment called JADE that was launched in 1996."
Why was a Texan company managing the.iq domains anyhow? Shouldn't have this been in the control of at least some kind of Iraqi authority in the first place?
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Firefox == Web Browser Thunderbird == Email Client Mozilla == Web Browser and Email Client in one Application.
And the biggest reason to switch? Well, there are several main ones - but saftey from all the spyware, malware, etc that exploits IE is the biggest one for me. That and pop-up blocking and Tabbed browsing.
In New Zealand, text messages are normally 20 cents to send, wheras phone calls are around $1 - $2 per min. Text messaging is very popular in NZ as a result.
www.crack-locater.com tries to get you to install a couple of.xpi extensions into Mozilla... I naturally clicked "Cancel", so I couldn't tell you what they did...
I've got a pretty fast gaming machine (XP3200+, 1GB RAM, GeForceFX 5900), and it's pushing it with some of the *current* games (at reasonable detail levels) like FarCry, Splinter Cell:PT etc..
PC Games have, are, and always will, push the envelope in terms of what is possible technologically - because the leading edge hardware is a lot more powerful. Its also a heck of a lot more expensive.
I know they've extended it, but isn't Win98 about to be EOL'ed? Is that to say MS is sanctioning the installation of an unsupported (support, patches, etc) OS?
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I wish I had mod points right now, but instead, I'll add a 'me too'. We're currently running GForge internally - and although i'm the only developer, it helps me keep track of a number of projects, from documentation, to bug tracking to coding tasks. Plus it lets my manager easily see what kind of progress i'm making.
We've been using subversion for revision control, so the CVS module was useless to us, but now that this is included, I think we'll be moving to GForge 4 pretty soon.
The other thing, is that installing GForge is a snap. I tried to install SourceForge a couple of years ago, and it was a complete nightmare - everything was hardcoded and obfusticated - I guess so SF can sell support to people wanting to install their own one.
GForge wins.
my mind boggles at the situation where any sort of private organisation (with no accountability to anybody) is allowed to perform tasks such as voter registration..
Just as long as when you're there, they don't cause a resonance cascade....
... and if you look at my other post in this story, here
You'll see that JADE (in NZ) the has been around since 1996 - Four years before the OSS project...
No, not us... our network is 100% wires.. and will probably stay that way too... interesting info on the open APs tho :)
Heeh.. current moderation: 50% funny, 50% flamebait ..
:)
I guess some people just can't take a joke
As for who had the name first - From the History on Dautelle's page:
"version 1.0 was # September 12, 2000: Official release of JADE 1.0"
I myself am a New Zealander, in fact, I work just down the road from JADE's HQ, and from their History Page
"Jade Software Corporation combined its research and development capability with its real-world IT experience to create a new enterprise application development environment called JADE that was launched in 1996."
There it is.. Case Closed.
... for ricers ...
Am I the only one who initally read that as Astronomer Whipped Dead at Age 97 ?
well, I, for one read the first part of the summary, as A new virus named W64.Shruggle.1318, by Symantec
Presidnet ?
Bontago - very cool physics based multiplayer game.. fun to play too
http://www.bontago.com/
Why was a Texan company managing the .iq domains anyhow? Shouldn't have this been in the control of at least some kind of Iraqi authority in the first place?
Firefox == Web Browser
Thunderbird == Email Client
Mozilla == Web Browser and Email Client in one Application.
And the biggest reason to switch? Well, there are several main ones - but saftey from all the spyware, malware, etc that exploits IE is the biggest one for me. That and pop-up blocking and Tabbed browsing.
I'm running X.org, by way of "upgrading" my FC1 install to FC2... a couple of problems: had to change the "XkbRules" option to "xorg".
Now I can't bind most of the multimedia keys to X keycodes. I expect this is related to the XkbRules thing.
Apart from that, its been running fine.
In New Zealand, text messages are normally 20 cents to send, wheras phone calls are around $1 - $2 per min. Text messaging is very popular in NZ as a result.
Only three bars? My phone can get 4!!!!
Does this mean now that the Alpacas will be able to easily buy drinks in Ibiza?
Yes, you're right.. it was a misspelling, the site in question is www.crack-locator.com
Guess I should have checked that
www.crack-locater.com tries to get you to install a couple of .xpi extensions into Mozilla... I naturally clicked "Cancel", so I couldn't tell you what they did...
I've got a pretty fast gaming machine (XP3200+, 1GB RAM, GeForceFX 5900), and it's pushing it with some of the *current* games (at reasonable detail levels) like FarCry, Splinter Cell:PT etc..
PC Games have, are, and always will, push the envelope in terms of what is possible technologically - because the leading edge hardware is a lot more powerful. Its also a heck of a lot more expensive.
I know they've extended it, but isn't Win98 about to be EOL'ed? Is that to say MS is sanctioning the installation of an unsupported (support, patches, etc) OS?
gmail.com is registered by Google too...
[snip]
Registrant:
Google Inc.
(DOM-425410)
2400 E. Bayshore Pkwy Mountain View
CA
94043 US
Domain Name: gmail.com
Registrar Name: Alldomains.com
Registrar Whois: whois.alldomains.com
Registrar Homepage: http://www.alldomains.com
[snip]
So who can really tell??
wouldn't something like storing comma seperated values count as "structured"??
Take Elijah Wood, and use makeup, prosthetics etc etc to make him look older?