Here I was, trying out some new stuff which didn't work on my Ubuntu test system. Manager looks over my shoulder and asked what it takes to get the thing running, to which I replied "we need to buy Redhat". Guess I should have added "licences".
It is vital that NATO understands the implications of Quantum Radar technology on gender and feelings that emerge in the autoethnographic self of top level quantum radar LGBTQ*X scientists.
apple started off with "web" only development - then finally released a native SDK. google utilized it's Java like language (dalvik) - then finally released a native SDK (NDK).. there has been a native SDK since day one available for the Palm Pre
The Android NDK is different from the Palm Pre SDK - NDK can only be used for number crunching. Front end still has to be implemented in Java. So no "recompile, deploy" as in the Palm Pre SDK.
But I don't really get the Vista bashing in the article. It is a good OS. It had its problems at launch, but those were mostly caused by driver issues. Its also a lot better with security. I would take Vista over XP anytime.
I bashed, bash and will bash Vista for one thing which Microsoft ignored deliberately:
"If it ain't broken, don't fix it!".
Prefetch - adds no performance to my daily usage pattern
Multmedia Priority Rescheduling - I never had trouble playing MP3s or movies
Constand HD activity - makes me wonder "what the hell" is optimized when & why
and so on and so on.
Plus it takes double the time to wake up from hibernate then to boot (oh well, 4 (3.5) GiBs of RAM to be loaded)
I heard, that in Austria, phonebooks have a 'bogus record' inside them. Well, maybe banks should create such bogus records an give them to Choicepoint and Co. to at least find out where such leaks are? Kind of 'Honeypot account project'.
... and the workstations are uniform, may InstallWatch and InstallRite, together with an scheduled Task or logon-script would do the trick? http://www.epsilonsquared.com/
... and they'll face the consequences. After a merger, some employees loose their job because there replaced by capital. But that means, that the new company *have* to be more efficient - and it must acquire more customers than compaq and hp had before.
I don't think that there is possible to increase the market share for hp/compaq so that the merger will be good for the shareholder value.
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Here I was, trying out some new stuff which didn't work on my Ubuntu test system. Manager looks over my shoulder and asked what it takes to get the thing running, to which I replied "we need to buy Redhat". Guess I should have added "licences".
Okay, the chines calendar year is different from what "the west" has agreed upon. This awfully sounds like an april's fools joke.
It is vital that NATO understands the implications of Quantum Radar technology on gender and feelings that emerge in the autoethnographic self of top level quantum radar LGBTQ*X scientists.
There's an X Files episode made like a black mirror episode which features a robot restaurant: https://www.geek.com/televisio...
A big step towards running systemd on Windows!
http://www.natureasia.com/en/n...
apple started off with "web" only development - then finally released a native SDK. google utilized it's Java like language (dalvik) - then finally released a native SDK (NDK).. there has been a native SDK since day one available for the Palm Pre
The Android NDK is different from the Palm Pre SDK - NDK can only be used for number crunching. Front end still has to be implemented in Java. So no "recompile, deploy" as in the Palm Pre SDK.
But I don't really get the Vista bashing in the article. It is a good OS. It had its problems at launch, but those were mostly caused by driver issues. Its also a lot better with security. I would take Vista over XP anytime.
I bashed, bash and will bash Vista for one thing which Microsoft ignored deliberately:
"If it ain't broken, don't fix it!".
Prefetch - adds no performance to my daily usage pattern
Multmedia Priority Rescheduling - I never had trouble playing MP3s or movies
Constand HD activity - makes me wonder "what the hell" is optimized when & why
and so on and so on.
Plus it takes double the time to wake up from hibernate then to boot (oh well, 4 (3.5) GiBs of RAM to be loaded)
I heard, that in Austria, phonebooks have a 'bogus record' inside them. Well, maybe banks should create such bogus records an give them to Choicepoint and Co. to at least find out where such leaks are? Kind of 'Honeypot account project'.
... and the workstations are uniform, may InstallWatch and InstallRite, together with an scheduled Task or logon-script would do the trick? http://www.epsilonsquared.com/
http://www.heise.de/ct/motive/05/05/
Well, where I work, Excel and Access are the only allowed ways to develop anything.
Excel isn't the path of the righteous it-man, but if the only tool you've got is a hammer...
And, to make the bad even worse, I'm working for an accounting department - well, users seem to only know excel.
Afterall, there are some thoughts about Excel and Spreadsheet applications at http://www.smallthought.com/
... and they'll face the consequences. After a merger, some employees loose their job because there replaced by capital. But that means, that the new company *have* to be more efficient - and it must acquire more customers than compaq and hp had before. I don't think that there is possible to increase the market share for hp/compaq so that the merger will be good for the shareholder value.