Walmart runs OpenStack (as can be seen here: https://www.openstack.org/summ... ).
It will be interesting what they want to open source, maybe they have built a management layer on top of OpenStack or even their own "distribution".
The subway operators in Berlin have decided for these long trains beacuse the manual labour and logistics needed to extend or shorten trains during the day is more expensive than just letting them roll.
Berlin/Germany had a tube based system for letters and postcards that extended to 400km in 1940. It connected 79 post offices in the city and transported 8 million mailings yearly.
Destroyed in WW2 it was partly reconstructed and used up until 1986.
Article in German: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohrpost_in_Berlin
I am using a standard AVM Fritz!Box that includes IPv6 firmware with tunneling support: http://avm.de/en/Produkte/FRITZBox/FRITZ_Box_Fon_WLAN_7270/index.php
I am missing a question and an answer: Why is IPv6 autoconf missing such basic features as providing information about DNS servers? Or the other way round: why did nobody think about central management stuff that DHCPv4 provides in corporate networks? DHCPv6 is nowhere even barely usable.
What Blackberry does have is the best mobile messaging platform, by far. Great management tools, great encryption, great integration with existing IT infrastructure. Great integration into MS Exchange maybe. But try to integrate BlackBerries into an IMAP/SMTP shop.
I made a simpler script in Python that does basically half of the job.
You have to submit the SPAM manually and then pipe the Spamcop reply through it.
Use at your own risk etc. pp.
I have written a little python script that does the job of confirming SPAM for me. I would have posted it here but the/. junk character filter was catching on the python syntax.;-)
If anybody is interested I may publish it on a website.
Hm, that's right. But the error message may be not more verbose because lilo does not have enough space in the boot record to store a message explaining the error.
But then you just have a look at the lilo manual and see:
LI The first stage boot loader was able to load the second stage boot
loader, but has failed to execute it. This can either be caused by a
geometry mismatch or by moving/boot/boot.b without running the map
installer.
and
0x01 "Illegal command". This shouldn't happen, but if it does, it may
indicate an attempt to access a disk which is not supported by the
BIOS. See also "Warning: BIOS drive 0x may not be accessible"
in section "Warnings".
This is really the one annoying thing about rolling out Mozilla in a coporate environment. Especially because "mozilla -createProfile" needs an X-Display...
Yes, that happens when printing via samba share. But if you use IPP from Windows (printer network destination http://server:631/printers/printer ) then the document name will be the job's name.
We are currently deploying Mozilla 1.2.1 to our employees using a standard profile template filled with user specific values read from our LDAP system. This takes the hassle of configuration away from the user at the desktops and guarantees that he has a working profile the first time he launches Mozilla.
We had to manually edit the registry.dat file of the default Mozilla installation to point to the preconfigured profile in the user's home directory (drive H: on windows). We basically eliminated the random string in the profile path which is included for "security reasons" but makes automated profile generation very hard.
No we have a neat little script doing an sed over the profile template. With that we are able to generate user profiles in a second.
The binaries are distributed using "PC Updater", a package tool for windows. The packages includes the modified registry.dat file in c:\windows\application data\mozilla for win98. For W2K we put this registry.dat file into the user's roaming profile directory "application data\mozilla".
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mailbox.org uses the OX guard to make it easier using encrypted email.
Walmart runs OpenStack (as can be seen here: https://www.openstack.org/summ... ). It will be interesting what they want to open source, maybe they have built a management layer on top of OpenStack or even their own "distribution".
The subway operators in Berlin have decided for these long trains beacuse the manual labour and logistics needed to extend or shorten trains during the day is more expensive than just letting them roll.
owncloud.org ?
Berlin/Germany had a tube based system for letters and postcards that extended to 400km in 1940.
It connected 79 post offices in the city and transported 8 million mailings yearly.
Destroyed in WW2 it was partly reconstructed and used up until 1986.
Article in German: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohrpost_in_Berlin
I am using a standard AVM Fritz!Box that includes IPv6 firmware with tunneling support: http://avm.de/en/Produkte/FRITZBox/FRITZ_Box_Fon_WLAN_7270/index.php
I am missing a question and an answer: Why is IPv6 autoconf missing such basic features as providing information about DNS servers?
Or the other way round: why did nobody think about central management stuff that DHCPv4 provides in corporate networks? DHCPv6 is nowhere even barely usable.
http://www.miniatur-wunderland.com/ is their homepage. You can at least by some DVDs there.
As this list grows every year we never run out of names. And it already contains 777 as of today.
http://namingschemes.com/Nobel_Laureates
I made a simpler script in Python that does basically half of the job.
You have to submit the SPAM manually and then pipe the Spamcop reply through it.
Use at your own risk etc. pp.
I have written a little python script that does the job of confirming SPAM for me. I would have posted it here but the /. junk character filter was catching on the python syntax. ;-)
If anybody is interested I may publish it on a website.
I am an owner of a DP-450 and the printed manual does not mention the GPL or that you can download the sourcecode on their webpage...
and that one.
Please read this and that.
Hm, that's right. But the error message may be not more verbose because lilo does not have enough space in the boot record to store a message explaining the error.
Well, good thing you have a bootdisk / bootcd of the distribution of your choice as a rescue system. Or use Knoppix...
But then you just have a look at the lilo manual and see:
/boot/boot.b without running the map
LI The first stage boot loader was able to load the second stage boot
loader, but has failed to execute it. This can either be caused by a
geometry mismatch or by moving
installer.
and
0x01 "Illegal command". This shouldn't happen, but if it does, it may
indicate an attempt to access a disk which is not supported by the
BIOS. See also "Warning: BIOS drive 0x may not be accessible"
in section "Warnings".
This is really the one annoying thing about rolling out Mozilla in a coporate environment. Especially because "mozilla -createProfile" needs an X-Display...
Yes, that happens when printing via samba share. But if you use IPP from Windows (printer network destination http://server:631/printers/printer ) then the document name will be the job's name.
check out cups-mailto for that purpose. It's a backend that mails the printed output to the user requesting the job.
Or use cups-mailto to let CUPS mail the generated pdf file to the user.
We are using Oracle Collaboration Suite, formerly known as Steltor CorporateTime formerly known as Netscape Calendar.
Server runs on Linux and Windows, clients are running on Linux and Windows. Multiple node ability, i.e. servers across continents are possible.
Would you have anticipated computer-driven washing machines back in 1516?
We are currently deploying Mozilla 1.2.1 to our employees using a standard profile template filled with user specific values read from our LDAP system. This takes the hassle of configuration away from the user at the desktops and guarantees that he has a working profile the first time he launches Mozilla.
We had to manually edit the registry.dat file of the default Mozilla installation to point to the preconfigured profile in the user's home directory (drive H: on windows). We basically eliminated the random string in the profile path which is included for "security reasons" but makes automated profile generation very hard.
No we have a neat little script doing an sed over the profile template. With that we are able to generate user profiles in a second.
The binaries are distributed using "PC Updater", a package tool for windows. The packages includes the modified registry.dat file in c:\windows\application data\mozilla for win98. For W2K we put this registry.dat file into the user's roaming profile directory "application data\mozilla".