FTP is not "tied" into the OS. In fact, none of these services are tied into the OS. I run many servers and Full set of services: http, ftp, pop3, imap, ssh, smtp.... and none of them use a/etc/passwd file. In fact, they all come out of an LDAP store.
I think it's amazing that people can actually believe that things like this happen by accident. Maybe evolution didn't come up with this design. Maybe God did.
They didn't just pull that number out of thin air. They looked at the film, calculated the distance the foam traveled in one frame, and thus the speed it hit. True, there's some margin of error in that, but there's an awful lot of intelligent people behind that number.
Do you own a business? Would you care to justify that thought?
I own an ISP, and I don't have room in the budget for the cost that an email tax would place on us. Not to mention the cost of the hardware needed to run the accounting for all email messages.
It seems like this would be a good way for major news outlets to draw traffic to their sites - if I could put a brief RSS generated bit of info on one of my web pages, people might click the link and go to the other web sites. So why can't I find any RSS feeds for major news sites like CNN and such?
Making an RSS feed is easy - I want to have RSS feeds of other more interesting sites avaiable to put in my own web pages. And that would benefit everyone, no?
I saw that subject, and then read the comment, and was very disappointed. With a subject line of "That doesn't make any sense" the comment should be "but then again, you are very small."
That's what programs like Ghost are for... if a user installs something that breaks other programs, just ghost a fresh copy of a known good configuration back over the hard drive. All trojans, viruses and broken programs are gone.
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Not really. If you're using XML as "just another text format", then you're making a funamental mistake. Within your software, you should always be treating XML as a hierarchical data structure, not as a text stream. Apart from manipulating CDATA or attribute value text, Perl has no particular strength with XML.
Indeed, the perl only XML libraries are quite slow. I believe most of the quality perl XML handling is done by modules that use C libraries to do the grunt work. However, if the data in the XML itself is text data, then of course, perl and XML are a good match. Add SOAP and mod_perl into the mix, and you got some very nifty tools.
No, the truth is that IT is a subset of CS. The domain of CS is ultimately the study of all the potential uses of computers. IT is just one practical application of CS.
This is the most infuriating aspect of the whole movie for me. Faramir is actually my favorite character.
Faramir resisted the temptation very solidly while still in Itilien. He laughed at the irony, and it alarmed the hobbits, but he truly had no desire to take the ring.
He was a leader that all of Gondor loved. Frodo and Sam had no trouble trusting him, in fact, Sam slipped and revealed what the ring was because of the fact that he trusted Faramir
He fearless led the battles even without his Father's blessing. He tried to take his fallen brother's place. But as far as I remember, he never really complained.
He recognized his King when he awoke. He knew his duty, and he was humble enough to recognize his Lord when he saw him.
Who was that *&^(*@# jerk in the movie? that was NOT Faramir.
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FTP is not "tied" into the OS. In fact, none of these services are tied into the OS. I run many servers and Full set of services: http, ftp, pop3, imap, ssh, smtp.... and none of them use a /etc/passwd file. In fact, they all come out of an LDAP store.
I think it's amazing that people can actually believe that things like this happen by accident. Maybe evolution didn't come up with this design. Maybe God did.
Especially since you mentioned that you are from an ex Soviet nation. What would a bunch of American
I think it also works well to let Red Hat be the barking dog to distract them while IBM prepares the death blow. :)
Yes, it's the NET Bible
They didn't just pull that number out of thin air. They looked at the film, calculated the distance the foam traveled in one frame, and thus the speed it hit. True, there's some margin of error in that, but there's an awful lot of intelligent people behind that number.
"Please bring your computer in so we can look at it."
....
"The whole thing?"
"No, just the main tower."
"Oh, you mean the hard drive?"
Sometimes I can understand that not everyone is this interested in computers, and wouldn't know all th terms.
OTOH, I'm not a bit interested in cars, but I know what an alternator is.
Oxygen can give you a high feeling. I think I'm addicted to air...
Please don't feed the trolls.
Indeed. LOL!
Nal GEHR qvfpvcyr xabjf lbh arrq gb EBG13 svefg.
BS pbhefr, gung znxrf ab qvssrerapr ba ahzoref...
Do you own a business? Would you care to justify that thought?
I own an ISP, and I don't have room in the budget for the cost that an email tax would place on us. Not to mention the cost of the hardware needed to run the accounting for all email messages.
Ok, what's scary is that I completely followed that bit of reasoning. Darned calculus.
I'm going home now.
It seems like this would be a good way for major news outlets to draw traffic to their sites - if I could put a brief RSS generated bit of info on one of my web pages, people might click the link and go to the other web sites. So why can't I find any RSS feeds for major news sites like CNN and such?
Making an RSS feed is easy - I want to have RSS feeds of other more interesting sites avaiable to put in my own web pages. And that would benefit everyone, no?
I saw that subject, and then read the comment, and was very disappointed. With a subject line of "That doesn't make any sense" the comment should be "but then again, you are very small."
-- with apologies to Peter Jackson and Treebeard.
Kansas is no longer the state to dump on?
(I'm from Kansas)
Who in their right mind would ever *actually* release a product on April 1st?
:P
At least, not in the open software world...
That's what programs like Ghost are for... if a user installs something that breaks other programs, just ghost a fresh copy of a known good configuration back over the hard drive. All trojans, viruses and broken programs are gone.
Indeed, the perl only XML libraries are quite slow. I believe most of the quality perl XML handling is done by modules that use C libraries to do the grunt work. However, if the data in the XML itself is text data, then of course, perl and XML are a good match. Add SOAP and mod_perl into the mix, and you got some very nifty tools.
No, the truth is that IT is a subset of CS. The domain of CS is ultimately the study of all the potential uses of computers. IT is just one practical application of CS.
- Faramir resisted the temptation very solidly while still in Itilien. He laughed at the irony, and it alarmed the hobbits, but he truly had no desire to take the ring.
- He was a leader that all of Gondor loved. Frodo and Sam had no trouble trusting him, in fact, Sam slipped and revealed what the ring was because of the fact that he trusted Faramir
- He fearless led the battles even without his Father's blessing. He tried to take his fallen brother's place. But as far as I remember, he never really complained.
- He recognized his King when he awoke. He knew his duty, and he was humble enough to recognize his Lord when he saw him.
Who was that *&^(*@# jerk in the movie? that was NOT Faramir.A place like the Kansas Cosmosphere might be a btter place for this thing. A truly wonderful place, despite /.'s fear of Kansas.
That's why electricians *ALWAYS* treat the wire as being hot.
And you thought the X10 cameras were *NOT* used for improper spying... sheesh