Microsoft has been using this feature in XP and it apparently does not work. One of our applications crashes frequently for no reason at all. I have told all of our users (1600+) to just click the "SEND" button when it asks to send the "encountered a problem report" back to Microsoft.
In my calculations Microsoft must have gotten at least 30,000 reports of this bug and it is still not fixed yet...
Yeah, I hate it when all developers have to share a single monitor. Sucks.
It depends on who you are sharing with. We have 5 developers in my department and 3 developers are of the female persuasion (which is good). But, I think the other male developer is of the female persuasion too! (this is very bad).
If we put in a miniature steam turbine we can generate power to charge laptop batteries and perhaps add a steam whistle to the sound system. Actually, since I can't get any sound out of my laptop a steam whistle would be a nice addition!
My experience is that a properly installed and tested Ethernet network is very reliable.
An therein lies your problem. You just can't get around the human error factor. People incorrectly install equipment and configuration mistakes abound in a corporate environment.
I see you never had an Ethernet duplex mismatch or encountered a bad cable have you? It happens more often than you think...
No error checking or recovery??
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While putting SCSI on raw Ethernet may speed up performance, there are also disadvantages associated with skirting TCP/IP, Smith says. "Without TCP/IP, it has no real error-recovery mechanism or guarantee that packets get delivered. It also appears to be quite limited in scaleability."
And this is a technology breakthrough? I wouldn't want my data travelling down a wire with no error recovery no matter how small the error rate.
raising young people's awareness of the dangers of spending too much time in front of a computer
Actually, all they have to to is introduce these young people to regular slashdot users. That should scare the pants of them enough to swear off computers forever. Don't do computers or you will look like one of these sorry saps...
You go out for dinner, and all the tables are filled with engineers talking about things that won't be available to "normal people" for a few years. If ever.
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He was just kiddneying!
Yes, but does it run PHP?
Especially if the pilot tries unsucessfully to perform a rocket jump.
ISP does not mean Internet Service Providers. When talking about online journalists, ISP means I Spell Poorly.
I am going to write a worm that will roll down all of the car windows in the middle of winter when it hits -40.
I checked, most of the Debian support came from Florida...
In my calculations Microsoft must have gotten at least 30,000 reports of this bug and it is still not fixed yet...
It depends on who you are sharing with. We have 5 developers in my department and 3 developers are of the female persuasion (which is good). But, I think the other male developer is of the female persuasion too! (this is very bad).
If we put in a miniature steam turbine we can generate power to charge laptop batteries and perhaps add a steam whistle to the sound system. Actually, since I can't get any sound out of my laptop a steam whistle would be a nice addition!
Linus was right, you are smoking crack over at SCO....
and what lame ass admin would ever give the root password to their users?
Is that perhaps because cosmetic surgery is performed mostly on females getting a second face lift?
sounds hillarious...
Try that with a fresh can of Jolt cola - That'll put marzipan in your pie plate, bingo!
I remember fondly making spud cannons and now this. Soon we will have backyard nukes!
Take innagoddadavida convert it from a wav file to an image file to see what the fuck they were talking about!
One would think that this story is ripe for the pickings...
Technically it is. $1 in 1976 is worth about $200 today...
Sure the Chinese invented noodles, but only Italians can truly appreciate spagetti code at its finest.
Why, Darl McBride of course!
An therein lies your problem. You just can't get around the human error factor. People incorrectly install equipment and configuration mistakes abound in a corporate environment.
I see you never had an Ethernet duplex mismatch or encountered a bad cable have you? It happens more often than you think...
And this is a technology breakthrough? I wouldn't want my data travelling down a wire with no error recovery no matter how small the error rate.
Actually, all they have to to is introduce these young people to regular slashdot users. That should scare the pants of them enough to swear off computers forever. Don't do computers or you will look like one of these sorry saps...
Who are these normal people he speaks of?