There are some stories about opium in Macs so people like me will feel really good, but if the engineers at Apple could hide some opium in the computer and keeping dissipating out for 4 years continously, history channel should make this into Modern Marvels.
To be seriously, the reason some people claim the plastic Mac smells different from plastic Dell or whatever may be the Material Selection. Apple doesn't use Polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) or Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) in its product, because of potentialharmto people.
BTW, the fact my B&W can run mysql+tomcat didn't excited me. I was amazed that I can still running firefox and writing posts to/. while browsing localhost in the other tab on the B&W.
Monday night, April 19, we experienced problems on the Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here" e-mail system. We were able to bring the system online that evening but related problems caused a system outage early Tuesday. We brought the vendor on-site. We made several attempts at recovery but were unsuccessful. At that point we ran a program to identify all folders with suspected damage. Approximately five percent of accounts were affected. If you are receiving this note, you had one or more folders identified as potentially damaged.
As you may be aware, the Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here" system was out of service for approximately 3 hours on the morning and early afternoon of Wednesday, May 12. A number of folders were adversely affected by a server crash that required some time to evaluate the scope of the problem and take corrective action.
A Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here" system outage of approximately one hour during the afternoon of September 28 is being investigated by Office of Information Technology staff members and the product vendor (Novell). During the outage, the system was unavailable for sending or accessing e-mail.
Recently, you received a message to the campus community from XXXXX XXXXXX, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, concerning the replacement of the current e-mail system. Since your account is on Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here", you are receiving this follow-up message about details of the changeover.
But I am only a user. And the servers were supposed to be somewhere several miles away from my building. The story was something like that.
And I got no email for a whole day for several times, at the beginning I was happy, you know, no email no work.
Then I got an email with only one line from my boss, "What do you think?" Then I replied "What what do you think?"
Then my boss replied "My new idea, I sent you email. I need your feedback."
"???...$%^&"
Then one day later, an email from HelpDesk told me, "Sorry, our email system crashed and some of your data were failed to recover."
The second time, we had a report due. We have someone cooperate with us 40 miles away. And we use email to communicate. I sent out my version, waited, waited and waited. I became angry and called that guy, "hey, what do you think?"
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There are some stories about opium in Macs so people like me will feel really good, but if the engineers at Apple could hide some opium in the computer and keeping dissipating out for 4 years continously, history channel should make this into Modern Marvels.
To be seriously, the reason some people claim the plastic Mac smells different from plastic Dell or whatever may be the Material Selection. Apple doesn't use Polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) or Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) in its product, because of potential harm to people.
but how much RAM you can add on a 386 board?
BTW, the fact my B&W can run mysql+tomcat didn't excited me. I was amazed that I can still running firefox and writing posts to /. while browsing localhost in the other tab on the B&W.
On Mac OS X 10.3, feeling not bad.
Also noisy ship.
We saw this killer and that killer all the days, don't know what is the problem, why people enjoy hating somthing so much that want to kill it?
Why don't those business guys stop hating their competitors and learn to love their costumers?
Come on, give your costumer a hug.
but built on xul, which is sort of cool XML interface, and has a lot of media coverage. Maybe the most known one outside OSS world, more than Linux.
You know, the traffic man and the weather guy from our local radio station are talking firefox.
And the local police think "amount is too small.", then closed the case.
Mitchell Baker is opening Mozilla China Center. FYI, English translation is here.
but this one could keep my lunch hot.
windows bite each other randomly.
Monday night, April 19, we experienced problems on the
Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here" e-mail system. We were able to bring the system
online that evening but related problems caused a system
outage early Tuesday. We brought the vendor on-site. We
made several attempts at recovery but were unsuccessful.
At that point we ran a program to identify all folders
with suspected damage. Approximately five percent of
accounts were affected. If you are receiving this note,
you had one or more folders identified as potentially
damaged.
As you may be aware, the Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here" system was out of service for
approximately 3 hours on the morning and early afternoon of
Wednesday, May 12. A number of folders were adversely affected
by a server crash that required some time to evaluate the scope of
the problem and take corrective action.
A Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here" system outage of approximately one hour during the afternoon of September 28 is being investigated by Office of Information Technology staff members and the product vendor (Novell). During the outage, the system was unavailable for sending or accessing e-mail.
Recently, you received a message to the campus community from
XXXXX XXXXXX, Vice President and Chief Information Officer,
concerning the replacement of the current e-mail system.
Since your account is on Mail@"Sorry, I removed something here", you are receiving this
follow-up message about details of the changeover.
But I am only a user. And the servers were supposed to be somewhere several miles away from my building. The story was something like that.
And I got no email for a whole day for several times, at the beginning I was happy, you know, no email no work.
Then I got an email with only one line from my boss, "What do you think?" Then I replied "What what do you think?"
Then my boss replied "My new idea, I sent you email. I need your feedback."
"???...$%^&"
Then one day later, an email from HelpDesk told me, "Sorry, our email system crashed and some of your data were failed to recover."
The second time, we had a report due. We have someone cooperate with us 40 miles away. And we use email to communicate. I sent out my version, waited, waited and waited. I became angry and called that guy, "hey, what do you think?"
"I sent you email several hours ago."
"???...@#$%"
And I lost several important emails even the guy from Novel tried hard to recover data as his time permitted.
Hope this step could change it.
Never imagined that Chinese speak English, with Minnesota accent.
and why did we port those mainframe programs to Win32 10 years ago?
KEEP THE CUSTOMER SATISFIED, that sounds good.
1.01 is on the way.
if you try the latest firefox, it maybe different. They are comparing an "almost" latest mozilla and a several months old firefox.
I think the Bush government knew exactly that Saddam had NO WMD, then made decision to invade.
And what kind of flame retardant they will put in their epoxy and PWB? Are they poisonous or potentially carcinogenic?
I use mozilla back to build M14 or M16, I saw this problem several times, maybe those who saw this problem too many times also watch too much p()rn.
I think it is in the 1.9 plan.
"man top" in a Terminal window.
David Hyatt is also working on safari. Who was from netscape.
slashdot.org will be diplayed OK, if you call this a feature.
guess how long people will develop a firefox/mozilla extension to view the openoffice.org document directly in firefox/mozilla?
guess how long nvu/mozilla will have the ability to export and import oo.org format?
guess how long a CMS system based on the oo.org format will emerge?
God, I am to busy to write posts to slashdot.org, I don't have any time to do those stuff.