I was under the impression that IBM stopped development of Lotus SS to focus on Notes and Domino. I can't find any relevant text, but that's what I heard.
The software would have had to been on a company computer at some point in time, or they wouldn't have been able to do any sort of testing. If they were somehow able to claim ownership and try to license to the company, the company could fire them for serveral things, such as uanathorized use of company equipment, installing potentially dangerous software, uanathorized access of confidentail company data and probably a laundry list. They'd be unably to market their software and out of a job. The company will simply have to backfill two less technical positions.
How love works to men is how cars work to women. Most women don't worry about how a car turns gas into a trip to the mall. It's been my experience that men shouldn't concern themselves with rules or observed phenomena when it comes to love. Every time I've tried to pick it apart, I can't seem to get the pieces back together to make it work again. I'm taking my own advice and not addressing the issue.
There are a handfull of girl gamers on the server I play on. Some are even hot. But they don't try to exploit the fact that they are female. And I wouldn't have that much respect for them if they did. I have found that they prefer not to be treated different. They want to shoot things up, not answer asl's. Conversely, I've seen male players with seemingly female names greatly disappoint their teammates.
This is not insightful, it's obvious. Is there a mod for that?
Yes, because the people who have a vested interest in television and the rest who stare blankly at it for hours on end, yes their opionions matter to me.
Don't be known as a gossip, but make sure the right people hear the right things at the oh so convenient, right time. Mix truth with fiction. Mention you 'heard' someone say something without sommiting to a name. Use scenarios. Find someone to discuss such things so that they might be overheard.
Got this info from one of SAP's 27 success list, specifically in the distribution industry list. I didn't provide what the 'solution' involved was, and subsequent hardware requirements. But I think it's probably safe to say that whatever you have will run. I put my money on Crest having a 'people' problem.
Avnet: HP-UX 9000/900 UNIX
Dohmen: IBM UNIX
Motovan: Sun Microsystem E420R UNIX
McKesson Pharma: IBM P690 AIX
VWR: IBM AIX
Medline: IBM Thinkpads Sun Solaris
Prym Dritz: Unisys ES7000 MS Advanced Server
Tallard Tech: HP NetServers MS Windows NT
Ditan: Dell Power Edge and IBM xSeries 440 MS Windows Server 2003
Tell that to SAP. Speaking from a user's standpoint, their new GUI sucks balls. You all but have to use the freaking mouse. That's great for people who type with thier index fingers then click [OK]. But for those of us that prefer a keyboard only, and usually more efficient approach, you have to jump several hurdles just to kick back to the old style interface. Not to mention all those pretty little splash pictures that unnecessarily put more load on the outdated desktops we have to use. Freakin idiots.
Most schools do this. As long as you have something to show for the effort and can explain a defined reason for each course, they'll give you the degree.
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I was under the impression that IBM stopped development of Lotus SS to focus on Notes and Domino. I can't find any relevant text, but that's what I heard.
Answer: $$$
Behold, the Second Helping.
The software would have had to been on a company computer at some point in time, or they wouldn't have been able to do any sort of testing. If they were somehow able to claim ownership and try to license to the company, the company could fire them for serveral things, such as uanathorized use of company equipment, installing potentially dangerous software, uanathorized access of confidentail company data and probably a laundry list. They'd be unably to market their software and out of a job. The company will simply have to backfill two less technical positions.
Imagine a beowolf cluster of those!
Been there, done that.
How love works to men is how cars work to women.
Most women don't worry about how a car turns gas into a trip to the mall.
It's been my experience that men shouldn't concern themselves with rules or observed phenomena when it comes to love.
Every time I've tried to pick it apart, I can't seem to get the pieces back together to make it work again.
I'm taking my own advice and not addressing the issue.
I did what? Please don't tell anyone.
Funny, I was thinking the exact same thing.
If he were American, the original web developer would sue him and win.
Only anxiety now is from the law.
There are a handfull of girl gamers on the server I play on. Some are even hot. But they don't try to exploit the fact that they are female. And I wouldn't have that much respect for them if they did. I have found that they prefer not to be treated different. They want to shoot things up, not answer asl's. Conversely, I've seen male players with seemingly female names greatly disappoint their teammates.
This is not insightful, it's obvious. Is there a mod for that?
Wipe your other hand off and type with both hands.
http://users.blueprintit.co.uk/~dave/web/firefox/b uildid/nightly.html
That should do it.
Yes, because the people who have a vested interest in television and the rest who stare blankly at it for hours on end, yes their opionions matter to me.
How long before they start? Granted, it's probably better than regular television or standard cable/sat. But hardly worth the money and hassel.
-Non HBO Subscriber, Non HBO Downloader
Chemist: The glass is completely full.
Physicist: The glass is 99.9% empty.
Buddhist: Gulp.
Things have pretty much sucked up to this point.
Don't be known as a gossip, but make sure the right people hear the right things at the oh so convenient, right time. Mix truth with fiction. Mention you 'heard' someone say something without sommiting to a name. Use scenarios. Find someone to discuss such things so that they might be overheard.
Tell that to SAP. Speaking from a user's standpoint, their new GUI sucks balls. You all but have to use the freaking mouse. That's great for people who type with thier index fingers then click [OK]. But for those of us that prefer a keyboard only, and usually more efficient approach, you have to jump several hurdles just to kick back to the old style interface. Not to mention all those pretty little splash pictures that unnecessarily put more load on the outdated desktops we have to use. Freakin idiots.
Most schools do this. As long as you have something to show for the effort and can explain a defined reason for each course, they'll give you the degree.
But the plans are usually sealed by one certified engineer.
Drug dealing. But the benefits suck.
I apologise to the slashdot community for feeding the trolls.