The Franklin Planner is pretty sweet if you use it correctly. I messed around with the trial software and it's really pretty nice. It would be even better on a tablet PC but then again, you asked for Open Source...
I use Debian as my fulltime OS, but I still rely on a Citrix connection to a w2k server box for administrative tasks. If a user needs to change their password on the NT network, I have to go to NT user manager and do it there (or walk over to a NT server). Unless there's a unix variant of usmgr.exe and srvmgr.exe that I don't know about I have to keep this setup. Also, I get Outlook mail via citrix, but I'm considering switching to Evolution, so that I only have to get into Citrix when someone requests a password change, rather than being in it all the time to check mail.
An associate of mine says the Army has a way to remotely lock and freeze any windows box trying to hack their systems. Then they can take control of the box remotely to determine the owner - any truth to this claim?
Yeah, it's um, ah, a MENTAL BACKUP. I can't remember everything I see and hear, so I am backing up the memory for my brain!
I can't possibly mentally recall the entire movie back to myself or to my friends, so I would need a phonetic replay of the entire thing to help me remember. So that's (the recording)just a hazy, fuzzy semblance of what I experienced just to help me remember!
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It's just that all the songs seem to sound the same in that droning "Would you like to play a game?" voice that we heard in War Games.
"You light up my life, you give me hope, to carry on."
Instead of creamer, I'm a little out of it this morning. Sweet, might just have to get myself one of those xbox's. Can you mod the new one's that are on the shelf, or have they been hack-proofed?
I always thought it would be cool to start a cell phone network for the community. Everyone that joined the 'service' buys a linux SMB 'phone' with wireless 802.11g and a high-grade antenna for around $200. They also need to have broadband internet access to be a part of the network. From there, the service would be essentially free, using open source voip and wireless services. Your phone number would be your IP address, blah blah...
No but bad software can make people want to kill them selves. I wonder how many MS products have actually been a direct cause of people committing suicide.
Mod me off-topic I don't care but...Is there such a thing as an embedded linux device with an external power supply, webbrowser, hard drive, ethernet port, ftp, 800Mhz cpu, for under $200?
Perhaps the broad sweeping categories like 'Networking' should be off the front page. I like the main page (www.linuxquestions.org) format better with a list of recently answered (or asked) questions. The more condensed information on the front page, the better. That way, if say, someone learns that ssh has a new vulnerabilty, someone would post the answer, and others who visit the site could see that answer at or near the top of the last recently answered questions list. Also, I would like a link to the most popular questions (by percentage viewed or modified) for each category and maybe even a scrolling list of the questions last asked. My 2 cents...
Sounds like one of those rides that makes me puke. You'd never get me in one of those things unless I was flying it. Plus, if you hit a weather cell, tornado, or hurricane in one and it's off to Oz with you.
That's all I need is an always on centericq text message center with gkrellm running to let me know when I have new emails, my cpu usage and maybe a virtual desktop into any IP address while on speakerphone with live video with gps location and news and weather alerts vibrating color ringtones bash shell mp3 playing miniDVDdiskburner ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh *splat* head explodes
I agree, definately science needs a Grand Unifying Theory; it's been a long time coming. You're right, cause and effect are valuable tools to reduce theories to their simplest levels, however, ordered nature systems are a little off-topic for theories of dark matter. You can't blame scientists who research for research sake - too many valuable discoveries have been made to exclude sciences that aren't human-centric.
Perhaps scientists are looking at dark matter and the universe incorrectly. Looking for 'matter' in 3-4 dimensions (light, heat, matter) when judging the weight of all matter and its relevance to the size of the universe. I think until we grasp that all that's seen and measured as a way quantifying a 10-20 dimentional universe, we'll be stuck at a dead end. Perhaps the 'matter' in the universe is a small portion of it's quantum octuplets in different dimensions, parallel universes, and infinate possiblities all rolled up in a 11 dimensional quantum state. Empty space may be just and 'place' in a super string soup that isn't actually empty but an infinately wide probablity of being any possible particle at any point in time. Seems like this could provide a little extra 'weight' to dark matter.
The growth may be attributed to the ease of installing Debian from a Knoppix hard drive install script. I certainly have found it the easiest and fastest way to install a linux distro - and now with klik, installing applications onto knoppix has been made easier as well.
Blah balmama blahblee bloo blaa blahh = You tamil tigers need to sit down and talk with Shrilanka about your differences without violence = aiding foreign terrorists.
Blah bloumomama bemomo buani blah blah = You tamil tigers need to light a sack of crap and ring the doorbell and run = aiding foreign terrorists.
What's really best for a foreign group? No dialog and isolation leading to FUD, or positive communication? The act should be specific. I'm glad that we have checks and balances.
I like SuperPi as a good processor benchmark. It simply calculates Pi over and over. It does calculation of pi up to 33.55 million digits. Dual processors at 1ghz will of course be faster than one processor at 1ghz. Gaming benchmarks are okay but the video card has a lot to do with fps - not just the CPU.
How windy is it? Maybe the thing got blown over. What are the high and low temperatures? I would think vapo-chilling the PC on it would only make it run better (no heatsink needed). What's the air pressure? Are there any clouds? Does anyone have a link to these basic weather stats?
Sure we can all control our fps counterparts in virtual reality but how long until we're controlling weather-proof robots in real life? How hard is the transition? Sony now has a human robot that can dance the fricken merangue, so how long until that sucker is squeazing the trigger of a machine gun? Who cares if there's a second of lag time when you have a million auto-loading case-less 500 shotgun weilding newbs at home 'keeping the peace' round-the-clock? Torrential downpoars? Doesn't matter. Swealtering heat? No worries. Rat and mosquito infested lagoons? My virtual player has no problem handling these problems as well as easy to fly planes, boats, tanks, missles, and any other coded interface. I'm rambling now but I hope I never see the day I face a robot as it's scanning my iris and pupils during an interrogation of whether I love it's creator or not.
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That's of course if you forgot yours...
An associate of mine says the Army has a way to remotely lock and freeze any windows box trying to hack their systems. Then they can take control of the box remotely to determine the owner - any truth to this claim?
I can't possibly mentally recall the entire movie back to myself or to my friends, so I would need a phonetic replay of the entire thing to help me remember. So that's (the recording)just a hazy, fuzzy semblance of what I experienced just to help me remember!
"You light up my life, you give me hope, to carry on."
Blah balmama blahblee bloo blaa blahh = You tamil tigers need to sit down and talk with Shrilanka about your differences without violence = aiding foreign terrorists.
Blah bloumomama bemomo buani blah blah = You tamil tigers need to light a sack of crap and ring the doorbell and run = aiding foreign terrorists.
What's really best for a foreign group? No dialog and isolation leading to FUD, or positive communication? The act should be specific. I'm glad that we have checks and balances.