But if he is so uncomfortable with it, maybe he should redirect it.
If he is selling 8000 copies of BSD a year, that works out to $320,000 for just the CDs. I know that doesn't include the "cost" of making them, but he does charge for shipping as well. Not to mention all of the other BSD items he sells.
Not a bad living. And it would suggest he doesn't "need" the money.
UNIX was split into three parts upon leaving Novell. The UNIX trademark was transferred to an industry consortium, the X/Open group, (now just The Open Group) for certifying UNIX implementations as standard. The source base was sold to Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) who sold SVR4 on Intel hardware alongside their traditional Xenix-like SCO-UNIX offering. Hewlett-Packard got the operating system laboratory, which became mired in internal politics when asked to design the eventual replacement for HP's UNIX, HP-UX. Eventually the remaining employees were absorbed into the broader HP Corporation.
And apparently, the "thieves" are putting both illegal music and illegal programs on the same cd, as it seems both sides are claiming the same numbers...
The article is very vague! Anyone find other article on this?
I think this is what is needed!
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I just recommended it to a very good friend of mine who owns his own businesses.
He likes to run his own systems, and I've taught him Novell and Windows over the course of about 10 years. He's now fairly capable.
I've been extolling the virtues of Linux to him for sometime now. And with this release, I'm fairly confident he can manage this release of Linux by himself, which is his goal!
As soon as the/.ing is over, he'll be buying it...
As stated about "changing the MAC" is really just having the OS report a different MAC than the one burned into the network card. However, is it not possible to query the physical card vs. the OS?
If they are doing it that way, then there won't be any cheating.
It is thier network, and they can take thier computers and "go home" if they wish.
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If he is selling 8000 copies of BSD a year, that works out to $320,000 for just the CDs. I know that doesn't include the "cost" of making them, but he does charge for shipping as well. Not to mention all of the other BSD items he sells.
Not a bad living. And it would suggest he doesn't "need" the money.
I'm not trying again...
But call me when you can do the 1/4 in 8.77 @ 151.89 MPH.
Here is a informative link on using a dvd-writer with your TIVO...
Or have I missed something?
But I don't program as a career...
Vinum is the software/mod I know of
I think books like these should be topical oriented rather tha OS oriented.
Or am I asking too much?
Seems the most logical to me... But what do I know, I'm just a UN*X geek
So does this mean I'll have to go outside to get the time?
The automotive insurance companies must use the same "math", and since my car is so fast they are charging me like I have two (possible three :-) )...
AT&T sold UNIX to Novell...
UNIX was split into three parts upon leaving Novell. The UNIX trademark was transferred to an industry consortium, the X/Open group, (now just The Open Group) for certifying UNIX implementations as standard. The source base was sold to Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) who sold SVR4 on Intel hardware alongside their traditional Xenix-like SCO-UNIX offering. Hewlett-Packard got the operating system laboratory, which became mired in internal politics when asked to design the eventual replacement for HP's UNIX, HP-UX. Eventually the remaining employees were absorbed into the broader HP Corporation.
However dotslash.com, dotslash.net and dotslash.org are "owned". Interestingly enough, not all by the same person/group...
Have her call me...
Sun was (is?) having alot of problems with the cache on the 400Mhz/8M processor modules, irrespective of what "system" they are installed in.
If they are going to survive, it should be based on thier systems individual merits, not who has the deepest pocket book and/or best lawyer.
it would have been moderated as redundant anyway...
And apparently, the "thieves" are putting both illegal music and illegal programs on the same cd, as it seems both sides are claiming the same numbers...
And the weather here is great ! :-)
You've got it easy!
Mine is very dissapointed with anything less than 3600s of latency!
Is it a suit? and "hand" like object? a glove?
The article is very vague! Anyone find other article on this?
He likes to run his own systems, and I've taught him Novell and Windows over the course of about 10 years. He's now fairly capable.
I've been extolling the virtues of Linux to him for sometime now. And with this release, I'm fairly confident he can manage this release of Linux by himself, which is his goal!
As soon as the /.ing is over, he'll be buying it...
As stated about "changing the MAC" is really just having the OS report a different MAC than the one burned into the network card. However, is it not possible to query the physical card vs. the OS?
If they are doing it that way, then there won't be any cheating.
It is thier network, and they can take thier computers and "go home" if they wish.