The Equation editor is simply a cut down version of a program called Math Type, which I use, and it exports in gif and eps formats, lets you colour bits in, and the expression formatting looks great.
How many companies are publishing applications to run in webstart, or pure VM apps?? There is barely anything that I can take and run it on my iMac, my linux pc's and my windows's pc's seamlessly.
My only aim with the Java bash was that while WebStart is a great technology, how many people are implementing applications like this? One app, multiple end user platforms. I have no beef with the language, so I don't want to start a flame war:)
Seperating Mono from Microsoft would be missing the point. It's supposed to run Microsoft code..NET is supposed to be a portable architecture, providing that a VM exists for your setup. And's that what Mono is doing. Making it 'better' would be pointless and irrelevant.
It's not a clone, it's an evironment that allows portable code. That is one of the points of.NET; with a written VM, the code can run on anything. Like Java, except Microsoft isn't writing the VM's for other platforms, it's down to the users, hence Miguel.
Or maybe Miguel is just open to the fact that Microsoft *is* the de facto standard, whether you like it or not, and is trying to make integration just that little bit easier?
I'm all for Mono, software should be cross platform, and and it would be nice to see this succeed where Java unfortunately didn't.
What he's suggesting is bollocks:) Schools don't need money to combat p2p, and you certainly don't need 'training'. While I'll admit that there are unskilled admins, they mostly ask the more knowledgable ones, and we're always willing to help.
Students always try and get round the system. They're almost always caught. If we can't catch the student, we close the hole.
We'd bust you for sharing your details. It's you who was logged in, so it's you who suffers. Unless you want to tell us who you gave your details to...
If you give someone your CC details, and they access child porn, it's you who is going to get it in the neck....
no amount of goading or agreement-signing will change that
Hopw about punishing people for things they didn't do? It works very quickly. Most will tell you who they've given their password to just at the threat of it. Students need to learn that when they hit industry, sharing credentials just isn't acceptable.
Getting p2p software to work is much harder, even if the program allows you to use the proxy. I can honestly say I am confident we've never had a breach. But then, we are one of the few with knowlegable admins, and I mean no offence to my colleauges, as most will admit they are only doing the job because they were pushed into the role for knowing how a VCR worked.....hey, it's got electronics in it....
Ours is Proxy auth, and the router will only talk to the proxy. You can boot knoppix if you like (and i do), but you still need to auth with the proxy.
Then the Nerd will need to tell someone when he gets busted, or face the consequences himself.... Most people will spill, they'd rather get a smack from a bully than get in more serious trouble.
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It doesn't have three processors, it has three 3.5GHz cores...
The Equation editor is simply a cut down version of a program called Math Type, which I use, and it exports in gif and eps formats, lets you colour bits in, and the expression formatting looks great.
Limewire didn't run JVM last time I ran it....
How many companies are publishing applications to run in webstart, or pure VM apps?? There is barely anything that I can take and run it on my iMac, my linux pc's and my windows's pc's seamlessly.
My only aim with the Java bash was that while WebStart is a great technology, how many people are implementing applications like this? One app, multiple end user platforms. I have no beef with the language, so I don't want to start a flame war :)
Seperating Mono from Microsoft would be missing the point. It's supposed to run Microsoft code. .NET is supposed to be a portable architecture, providing that a VM exists for your setup. And's that what Mono is doing. Making it 'better' would be pointless and irrelevant.
It's not a clone, it's an evironment that allows portable code. That is one of the points of .NET; with a written VM, the code can run on anything. Like Java, except Microsoft isn't writing the VM's for other platforms, it's down to the users, hence Miguel.
I'm all for Mono, software should be cross platform, and and it would be nice to see this succeed where Java unfortunately didn't.
woohoo!!! thanks :)
What he's suggesting is bollocks :) Schools don't need money to combat p2p, and you certainly don't need 'training'. While I'll admit that there are unskilled admins, they mostly ask the more knowledgable ones, and we're always willing to help.
Students always try and get round the system. They're almost always caught. If we can't catch the student, we close the hole.
Beer goooooood!!!!!! :)
If you give someone your CC details, and they access child porn, it's you who is going to get it in the neck....
I thought that was great. I'd tell someone any old rubbish for chocolate. They don't *know* i just amde it up....
Hopw about punishing people for things they didn't do? It works very quickly. Most will tell you who they've given their password to just at the threat of it. Students need to learn that when they hit industry, sharing credentials just isn't acceptable.
Getting p2p software to work is much harder, even if the program allows you to use the proxy. I can honestly say I am confident we've never had a breach. But then, we are one of the few with knowlegable admins, and I mean no offence to my colleauges, as most will admit they are only doing the job because they were pushed into the role for knowing how a VCR worked.....hey, it's got electronics in it....
Ours is Proxy auth, and the router will only talk to the proxy. You can boot knoppix if you like (and i do), but you still need to auth with the proxy.
Then the Nerd will need to tell someone when he gets busted, or face the consequences himself.... Most people will spill, they'd rather get a smack from a bully than get in more serious trouble.
All users signed an agreement, and they have to log on first. Their every move is trackable. It's the same system we use here at this school.
as stated many times above, Mr Delorean was *not* a cocaine head....
boo hoo.... bloody hippy...
(british broadsheet), is also doing an 'honest guv' type story: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1058550, 00.html
and my blood pressure went up to 156/106, which is quite bad, so i am now on a strict diet... so maybe, long term....
so just maybe.....
so he might be telling the truth....