my father used a paper calendar until i changed him to a combination of outlook and a nokia communicator 3 years ago.
the paper way was great, but the chances of him losing all his data without a means of backup was just too great. the company would have had a real problem when his paper booklet would have gone missing.
if he loses the communicator, i'll buy a new one and synchronize with outlook.
won't baystar have sold everything by then?
i know they have limits how much they are allowed to sell each week, but does anyone know how long it would take for them to sell everything?
it's quite funny that someone would write a story without cheching such basic things...
the german government doesn't own shares of suse (the list of investors is available on suse's website: http://www.suse.de/en/company/suse/suse/factsheet. html).
i can't help but feel that this discussion is senseless since the german government doesn't own shares of suse (the list of investors is available on suse's website: http://www.suse.de/en/company/suse/suse/factsheet. html).
the same happened in germany in february. the BSA accused the university of munster, because their bot only searched for "office" on public ftp servers. full story (german only) at http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/hps-28.02.03-0 00/
why not think about an old iSeries (AS/400)?
They go for 1000$+ on ebay, are relatively modern, the manuals are on the web and they can do email/webserving (i think the more recent ones run linux, too).
just be sure to get a risc model(preferably with the os V5Rx or at least V4Rx), and not one of the old grey cisc-"i can't do anything anymore"-models...
it would be great if someone posted their addresses here - talk about going from bad to worse...
i'd rather be flooded by the techdirt- than the slashdot crowd;-)
given that the university of tuebingen is scattered all over town and they have a good network between the different sites they could spead the backup thingies all over the town. if something destroys whole tuebingen, the university is gone anyway.
this has been said before: in germany, (practically) everything already has 16% VAT. this includes computers. the mentioned 16% is probably going on top of the levy.
by the way, terminal emulation isn't nearly as dead as most of you may think. there are a LOT of businesses that rely on the IBM iSeries (AS/400) which use the 5250 emulation. on these emulations, the scroll lock is mapped to 'help', for example. the importance of the SysRq for those emulations have been discussed in other comments, so i'll leave it to that.
if you want to try what an AS/400 feels like, download tn5250 from mochasoft.dk and connect to as400.holgerscherer.de (username: hacker, pw: hacker). have fun!
Sloppy work on the part of either the telecom company or the police (or both)
it was an error of a new version of the accounting system of the telecom company. didn't check if the bbc-article pointet this out, but a lot of posts indicate that it didn't...
i would prefer the "lost" german episodes to be transferred to dvd. they were available on video for some time now (from guerilla-films.com) and they are hilarious (especially the first episode. it ist in german, even the guys didn't know german;-).
actually, you don't vote for half the seats with your first vote and the other half of the parliament with the second. it rather goes like this:
the second vote (for a political party) decides more or less the overall percentage of seats in the parliament. but if more candidates of a party have won their district than the party (as such by means of the second vote), the party gets extra seats (so called "ueberhangmandate") => you can't say how much seats the parliament will have after the election. it's a rather complicated mess.
babelfish amazes me - how the hell did they come up with "Fallhammer"? That's not even a word a German would find in his dictionary...
monkey=Affe , nothing else;
boy=Junge
=> monkey boy = Affenjunge
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novell standardizes on gnome only for their novell server/desktop lineup.
the "classic" suse distro (now opensuse) will still carry both.
at least, that's the story at the moment.
...or was i just dreaming about that press release?
i thought they were going to concentrate on jds on solaris.
my father used a paper calendar until i changed him to a combination of outlook and a nokia communicator 3 years ago. the paper way was great, but the chances of him losing all his data without a means of backup was just too great. the company would have had a real problem when his paper booklet would have gone missing. if he loses the communicator, i'll buy a new one and synchronize with outlook.
especially B) is very valid. we (well, google) only has a lot of early usenet postings because archive cds were made and sold at that time.
i you read the article, you would know that the CCC just published the article, they didn't hack the bikes. idiot.
i think the parent was hoping for "funny", not "informative" ;-)
won't baystar have sold everything by then? i know they have limits how much they are allowed to sell each week, but does anyone know how long it would take for them to sell everything?
i get the word verification sometimes. about every 20-50 times. just enough to break scripts without disturbing adsense reading useres too much ;-)
it's quite funny that someone would write a story without cheching such basic things... the german government doesn't own shares of suse (the list of investors is available on suse's website: http://www.suse.de/en/company/suse/suse/factsheet. html).
i can't help but feel that this discussion is senseless since the german government doesn't own shares of suse (the list of investors is available on suse's website: http://www.suse.de/en/company/suse/suse/factsheet. html).
no, they are fined because they kept claiming their fud on sco.DE .
the same happened in germany in february. the BSA accused the university of munster, because their bot only searched for "office" on public ftp servers. full story (german only) at http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/hps-28.02.03-0 00/
why not think about an old iSeries (AS/400)? They go for 1000$+ on ebay, are relatively modern, the manuals are on the web and they can do email/webserving (i think the more recent ones run linux, too). just be sure to get a risc model(preferably with the os V5Rx or at least V4Rx), and not one of the old grey cisc-"i can't do anything anymore"-models...
Reid Fleming (of the CdC) was at the last camp (1999) and seems to have enjoyed it: http://www.cultdeadcow.com/cDc_files/cDc-0375.html
worse yet: distro's. what languages use the APOSTROPHE TO PLURALIZE? none i'm aware of.
it would be great if someone posted their addresses here - talk about going from bad to worse... i'd rather be flooded by the techdirt- than the slashdot crowd ;-)
given that the university of tuebingen is scattered all over town and they have a good network between the different sites they could spead the backup thingies all over the town. if something destroys whole tuebingen, the university is gone anyway.
this has been said before: in germany, (practically) everything already has 16% VAT. this includes computers. the mentioned 16% is probably going on top of the levy.
if you want to try what an AS/400 feels like, download tn5250 from mochasoft.dk and connect to as400.holgerscherer.de (username: hacker, pw: hacker). have fun!
could you provide some details? i have seen one dvd with some clips of the shows, one dvd with one of the two shows, but never one with both episodes.
iirc, john cleese said he only knew how to order a coffee at the time...
i would prefer the "lost" german episodes to be transferred to dvd. they were available on video for some time now (from guerilla-films.com) and they are hilarious (especially the first episode. it ist in german, even the guys didn't know german ;-).
the second vote (for a political party) decides more or less the overall percentage of seats in the parliament. but if more candidates of a party have won their district than the party (as such by means of the second vote), the party gets extra seats (so called "ueberhangmandate") => you can't say how much seats the parliament will have after the election. it's a rather complicated mess.
babelfish amazes me - how the hell did they come up with "Fallhammer"? That's not even a word a German would find in his dictionary... monkey=Affe , nothing else; boy=Junge => monkey boy = Affenjunge