I second Fedora Directory Server/Redhat Directory Server. Also, you may want to checkout FreeIPA FDS/RDS have a very nice Java GUI to manage or you can use standard ldap command line tools.
I love the Eels, they're the band I turn to to wallow in sorrow and self-pity. Really a very good band after you've been dumped or something bad happens. Plus they sound *great* Live.
I went to see the Fray at the Gothic Theater in Denver the other night. I had never really been exposed to any of their stuff other than the 3-4 songs that I heard on the radio. I must say this. If you have them on the radio, then you've pretty much heard what every song they have sounds like. They may know how to play music, they sounded good, but they definately could not go out of the 3-4 chords and key they already know.
There was one exception that was refreshing in an odd, hey this sounds different, kind of way, and I don't know the name of the song. They (Fray) self-described it as "the bumping song".
By halfway through the show I was definately getting tired of the lead singers Whiney voice.
Whether this is the Labels influence or not, I don't know.
They're focusing on it because it's the only perceived chink in Obama's armor right now. They need to keep their nails sharp you know. It's a manufactured controversy in the same ilk as Swiftboat Veterans and Bush's Military record.
I have lived with my wife for many years and let me tell you sarcasm with her NEVER does any good to shorten when she has an "episode". Sarcasm only prolongs a women's "episodes" in my expierience
If the sex in his books bothers you whatever you do DON'T read ANY Heinlien
I'll have to read it now...
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I must read Anathem now...
Personally, I think that Snow Crash, while a good read is not his best (but will make a great movie). Zodiac sucked. I really liked The Diamond Age and Cryptonomicon.
I find the Baroque Cycle (unlike so many others) utterly fascinating, it's like reverse Science Fiction. It's the story of how humans dealt with and brought about the birth of modern science and the culture and the ways of thinking that went along with it.
Pn the Gripping Hand, who really needs those pesky Marine Mammals anyway? I mean, really, what do they do other than wash up dead on our beautiful beaches?
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Thank you for correcting parent and saving me the trouble. ?Filter? seriously?
You know how are they going to filter out the 98% of all email traffic as spam. most likely it's going to *archive* everything there'd be an enormous amount of noise in the db just as spam. If they filter out spam, the terrorists just need to disguise their email traffic to looks like a spam message.
Wouldn't the pressure differential guarantee that the *smell* stays outside? I mean it's not like space is going to "leak in" to the ISS, rather the ISS smell is going to go into space.
I agree, the two party system is slowly killing this country, I'm voting all 3rd party as well. Republicans and Democrats are both in the pockets of corporations and have corrupted themselves to the point where if you analyse their stances they are indistinguishable from each other. They are fucking over US and we can't seem to stop voting for them....
Umm AFAIK all SSL/TLS certs require them to be signed by a CA even "self-signed" certs. The difference between a self signed cert and a cert you get from Verisign is that a self signed cert is signed by a CA that you created yourself. Your CA cert is NOT included in any browser by default. You can make a self-signed cert act just like a Verisign cert by adding the CA cert to your browsers "Trusted CA's" store. The problem is that all your visitors must add your cert to their browsers "Trusted CA" store as well
A unsigned cert is called a Certificate Request, and is unusable by anything until it is "signed" by a CA.
An official CA like Verisign can be thought of as a notary. The reason you pay them to sign your Certificate Request is that they're supposed to verify you are who you say you are.
umm it's not a dictatorship.... It is actually one of the more liberal Muslim countries. The government at least tries to appear somewhat secular... sometimes....
I read your comment a few times, and I believe that the point your trying to make is that many countries have laws/quotas in place that give preferential treatment to various peoples. In Malaysia, the laws/quotas enforce the *majority*. Whereas in other countries they are geared towards the minorities. I agree with you that teaching these concepts as part of the religous upbringing only compounds the issues.
I also agree that stereotyping is a part of the human psyche, no one is immune. One of the things that I find interesting is that one of the stereotype native Malay's have of themselves is that native Malay's are somewhat "lazy".
That being said, I like Malaysia, my experiences there are overwhelmingly positive. The country is beautiful and there is lots of stuff to do and see there. Really the only thing I absolutely don't like about Malaysia is the weather. Then again I don't like the Southern United States for the same reason. Way too Hot and Humid for my tastes.
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Unfortunately, my company uses the godawful Siebel.....
http://bestpractical.com/rt/
I second Fedora Directory Server/Redhat Directory Server. Also, you may want to checkout FreeIPA
FDS/RDS have a very nice Java GUI to manage or you can use standard ldap command line tools.
http://directory.fedoraproject.org/
http://freeipa.org/page/Main_Page
FreeIPA Is what makes your Plain Jane LDAP server more AD like
Actually the full hibernate/suspend/resume cycle just started working correctly for me for the first time ever under linux.
This is on a Dell Inspiron 9400 with F10.
Errm OK well it started working after a few weeks of having F10 installed and I did a yum update.
I love the Eels, they're the band I turn to to wallow in sorrow and self-pity. Really a very good band after you've been dumped or something bad happens. Plus they sound *great* Live.
Yeah,
I went to see the Fray at the Gothic Theater in Denver the other night. I had never really been exposed to any of their stuff other than the 3-4 songs that I heard on the radio. I must say this. If you have them on the radio, then you've pretty much heard what every song they have sounds like. They may know how to play music, they sounded good, but they definately could not go out of the 3-4 chords and key they already know.
There was one exception that was refreshing in an odd, hey this sounds different, kind of way, and I don't know the name of the song. They (Fray) self-described it as "the bumping song".
By halfway through the show I was definately getting tired of the lead singers Whiney voice.
Whether this is the Labels influence or not, I don't know.
Until their Leaders stop acting like spoiled 5 year olds, the only thing we can do is laugh...
I have to admit that I personally think AD is something that microsoft got *almost* right.
AD done right is very nice.
They're focusing on it because it's the only perceived chink in Obama's armor right now. They need to keep their nails sharp you know. It's a manufactured controversy in the same ilk as Swiftboat Veterans and Bush's Military record.
I have lived with my wife for many years and let me tell you sarcasm with her NEVER does any good to shorten when she has an "episode". Sarcasm only prolongs a women's "episodes" in my expierience
I apologize as well, for not reading this whole thread and not having any clue of what you're apologizing for.
Too late, I patented the Food Chain.
If the sex in his books bothers you whatever you do DON'T read ANY Heinlien
I must read Anathem now...
Personally, I think that Snow Crash, while a good read is not his best (but will make a great movie). Zodiac sucked. I really liked The Diamond Age and Cryptonomicon.
I find the Baroque Cycle (unlike so many others) utterly fascinating, it's like reverse Science Fiction. It's the story of how humans dealt with and brought about the birth of modern science and the culture and the ways of thinking that went along with it.
Pn the Gripping Hand, who really needs those pesky Marine Mammals anyway? I mean, really, what do they do other than wash up dead on our beautiful beaches?
Thank you for correcting parent and saving me the trouble. ?Filter? seriously?
This could have an upside....
You know how are they going to filter out the 98% of all email traffic as spam. most likely it's going to *archive* everything there'd be an enormous amount of noise in the db just as spam. If they filter out spam, the terrorists just need to disguise their email traffic to looks like a spam message.
Wouldn't the pressure differential guarantee that the *smell* stays outside? I mean it's not like space is going to "leak in" to the ISS, rather the ISS smell is going to go into space.
Finally we can look forward to accurate Escher reproductions!
http://www.mcescher.com/Gallery/back-bmp/LW389.jpg
It's turtles all the way down....
Reminds me of the quote: There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics
- Samuel Clemens
I agree, the two party system is slowly killing this country, I'm voting all 3rd party as well. Republicans and Democrats are both in the pockets of corporations and have corrupted themselves to the point where if you analyse their stances they are indistinguishable from each other. They are fucking over US and we can't seem to stop voting for them....
Umm AFAIK all SSL/TLS certs require them to be signed by a CA even "self-signed" certs. The difference between a self signed cert and a cert you get from Verisign is that a self signed cert is signed by a CA that you created yourself. Your CA cert is NOT included in any browser by default. You can make a self-signed cert act just like a Verisign cert by adding the CA cert to your browsers "Trusted CA's" store. The problem is that all your visitors must add your cert to their browsers "Trusted CA" store as well
A unsigned cert is called a Certificate Request, and is unusable by anything until it is "signed" by a CA.
An official CA like Verisign can be thought of as a notary. The reason you pay them to sign your Certificate Request is that they're supposed to verify you are who you say you are.
It's called the ISA.....
umm it's not a dictatorship.... It is actually one of the more liberal Muslim countries. The government at least tries to appear somewhat secular... sometimes....
I read your comment a few times, and I believe that the point your trying to make is that many countries have laws/quotas in place that give preferential treatment to various peoples. In Malaysia, the laws/quotas enforce the *majority*. Whereas in other countries they are geared towards the minorities. I agree with you that teaching these concepts as part of the religous upbringing only compounds the issues.
I also agree that stereotyping is a part of the human psyche, no one is immune. One of the things that I find interesting is that one of the stereotype native Malay's have of themselves is that native Malay's are somewhat "lazy".
That being said, I like Malaysia, my experiences there are overwhelmingly positive. The country is beautiful and there is lots of stuff to do and see there. Really the only thing I absolutely don't like about Malaysia is the weather. Then again I don't like the Southern United States for the same reason. Way too Hot and Humid for my tastes.