You realize that even if you do get this working with a pam_time.so type setup that when someone logs in then they can stay connected even during those time they would not be allowed to ssh into a machine as long as they do not log out? That fact alone makes using pam_time.so type configs sort of pointless if that is what you are trying to restrict. Now there are ways around this to force people off of machines after a certain period of time or at specific times, but again do you want to do this and if you do I do not know a way to do this in a centralized manner.
Graphics and Video Support Intel GMA950 graphics processor with 64MB of DDR2 SDRAM shared with main memory
Memory available to Mac OS X may vary depending on graphics needs. Minimum graphics memory usage is 80MB, resulting in 432MB of system memory available.
How capable is this Intel integrated graphics? How does it compare to that in the old ($100 cheaper) PPC mini or the new Duo iMac?
No real time graphics does not require us to sit and look at the screen constantly. For example here at work we have an alarms screen. When something goes out of tolerance we get an alarm, an audible alarm. For example some devices have a klaxon, that will get your attention. Then you look at the alarms screen to see what is going on. Much simpler way of using sound than having a constant tune playing.
Besides, problems in controls often are that when something goes south there is too much information for you to quickly pinpoint which single problem was at the center of the storm. I would imagine using all of the unique aspects of sound to indicate trouble would add to the information overload for an operator.
When we bought a house we had an escrow account set-up with the mortgage for paying things such as property taxes and home owners' insurance. Well it turns-out that the banks that do the mortgages often farm out the duty of handling escrow related matters. So the processing company that worked for our bank paid our property taxes for the first year. Unfortunately the company that handled the escrow accounts for another bank also did because someone at their company mis-entered some number in their system. Now the county returned the money once to the company for our bank and once to the company for the unrelated bank. Years later we get a bill for a couple thousand dollars plus.
By that time we no longer had the same bank for our mortgage and both companies that handled the escrow accounts had been absorbed by larger companies. This all was a large pain in the butt to work out. I actually had to pay a lawyer to look over the terms of a settlement between all of the parties in the end.
The worrisome aspect was that the county clerk told me that it is very common for this sort of mix-up to happen. You would think that if that was the fact the county would mail a letter to the homeowner on record if they got two checks for paying the property taxes as a heads-up, but no we don't get that sort of service even though it is our taxes that finance the county.
There is an long article about sex.com in the current February issue of Playboy. I have not finished it yet, but it so far it is well written and interesting. There is also an interview with Al Franken that is more insightful than humorous. So pick-up the issue or check playboy.com, sometimes they have portions of articles there with no charge.
Those were some rather good guidelines. One part I do not personally like though. You suggested taking the staff out to dinner. I always hate situations like that. I spend enough time at work as it is. I would much rather get home to my family instead when I am done with work.
Now taking the staff out to lunch, that would not conflict with that as much, but it still would not be much of a reward. Hey I would be eating lunch with the same people I do everyday, just probably at a "casual" place that none of us is particularly fond of.
How about as a reward you give a gift certificate to some bland place like Red Lobster. That way someone like me can take his wife and kids there. Even better give half a day of comp time to make up for a smidgen of the extra hours people have out in too.
Funny, I've been buying consoles since the Atari2600 and remember EVERY console having some kind of weird promblem at launch. It's more publicized now with the advent of the internet... but I even remember th Commodore64 having recalls.
Could you please list the problems at launch for these systems. I grant you that when I was a youngen, there was not this fancy web, but I read WAY too many video game mags. I do not remember problems for all of the systems, just some (for example the PS2 drives).
Also I got many systems at launch with never a problem. The systems that I got at launch were the Colecovision, NES (yes with Robbie and the light gun), and Atari Lynx. My younger brother got the Super Nintendo and N64 at launch also with no problems.
MacOS X still supports Quicktime 2.0 AutoStart. You put 106 bytes into block zero you write 0x006A7068, then you write a string length in the next byte, followed by up to 11 bytes of a file to launch. The -auto option to mkisosf does this for you. You can disable the autostart on MacOS X with:
Q: Why do I see Mr. Yuk instead of graphics when I view your pages?
A: Because we've had so many problems with other sites hotlinking to our graphics (thereby using up a large portion of our bandwidth), we've implemented an anti-hotlinking configuration. If any site other than our own attempts to display one of our images, the attempt will fail and a picture of Mr. Yuk (a frowning green face) will be displayed instead.
If you are visiting our site but are seeing pictures of Mr. Yuk in place of our graphics, the most likely causes are that you are going through a proxy server, or you are using a firewall or browser configured in such a way that it does not present valid referrer information to our web server.
Are you using something like Privoxy so that no referrer info is sent?
How is the Windows support for GNUStep? Somewhere I read that the Windows support for GNUStep was at a beta quality level. That was a while ago though. Does printing and threading work for example in Windows?
What you need citations for this!? Listen you need to study some Bible history. Here is a great example. Learn about how the Geneva Bible and the King James Bible were written and why and how the political views of the authors influenced the text of the translations. I will not answer it for you, read about it yourself.
That is just one example, but examples go back to the earliest transcriptions, translations, and early canonization. For example why are there only four Gospels in the Bible?
There used to be a company with the mactel name. They had something to do with cellphones if I remember correctly. To try and refresh my memory I went to ebay and did a search for mactel and it 'corrected' it for me to mattel:) Such a similar brand name might make for an interesting attack between rival factions of lawyers, so it may not be desirable...
My wife and I have both "Hit & Run" and "Road Rage" for the GameCube and these are the two favorite games for us to play. We prefer road rage since we can take turns or race against each other. On thing though, does anyone know how to unlock the 'question mark' car in Road Rage? We have beaten the game, and finished all the secret missions, play on difficult mode, and have found numerous 'secret' shortcuts and easter eggs in the various levels, yet we still have that annoying question mark. Anyone telling us how to unlock that car would make our day.
I have three kids and I second your opinion. I REALLY enjoy watching Lilo & Stitch with them. We enjoy Monsters Inc too. The the point I am making is that it does not matter HOW the story is animated, but all else being equal, an interesting and fresh story that is not simply a rehash of a 400 year old bedtime story will win-out anytime.
As another example to this, consider how much more my kids like to watch Elmo in Grouchland vs. Cinderelmo. Both are very technically similar movies with a similar mix of singing and puppets, but one of them is not an obvious rehash of Cinderella...
But back to Lilo & Stitch. When I first saw that I was worried that what was being planned was a barrage of trading cards and plastic figurines of the various experiments. Luckily I think this never happened, maybe because the movie did not take off, so it could have been much MUCH worse than simply a cash-cow sequel.
First of all, the 'value' of the material you check-out should be increased from the purchase price. I regularly use inter library loan to get materials that are next to impossible to find otherwise. If this system was anonymous and the price of CD say was $15, then all of the obscure music would quickly vanish from circulation. You would need to increase the value to say $60 to discourage stealing.
The way that libraries counteract stealing now is that they have a dollar limit above which they do not lend further materials out to you and you can only have one library card per name address pair. So even if the value is comparable to real world cost, the fact that you can only steal a limited amount before you can return to steal more, and the fact that if you steal enough at one time they will put you in collection work well enough to prevent casual theft.
Already at that increased value rate for the card, this would turn-away most people. But say that they did not mark-up the value, just wait until you have three kids like I do. Right now I have some twenty odd books/videos/CDs checked-out from the library near my home. I also have two movies, two books, and 11 CDs that I am returning today to the library near my work. I do not even know how much my wife has checked-out, but she is a pretty voracious reader too. Think about how much money we would need to set aside for that.
So why is this being proposed? It looks like it is a solution to the wrong end of the problem. The real problem are the laws that force libraries to turn-over information. So guess what the solution is? Yes that's right, change those laws.
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You realize that even if you do get this working with a pam_time.so type setup that when someone logs in then they can stay connected even during those time they would not be allowed to ssh into a machine as long as they do not log out? That fact alone makes using pam_time.so type configs sort of pointless if that is what you are trying to restrict. Now there are ways around this to force people off of machines after a certain period of time or at specific times, but again do you want to do this and if you do I do not know a way to do this in a centralized manner.
Graphics and Video Support
Intel GMA950 graphics processor with 64MB of DDR2 SDRAM shared with main memory
Memory available to Mac OS X may vary depending on graphics needs. Minimum graphics memory usage is 80MB, resulting in 432MB of system memory available.
How capable is this Intel integrated graphics? How does it compare to that in the old ($100 cheaper) PPC mini or the new Duo iMac?
digitalkitchen took it down, but youtube has a copy.
No real time graphics does not require us to sit and look at the screen constantly. For example here at work we have an alarms screen. When something goes out of tolerance we get an alarm, an audible alarm. For example some devices have a klaxon, that will get your attention. Then you look at the alarms screen to see what is going on. Much simpler way of using sound than having a constant tune playing.
Besides, problems in controls often are that when something goes south there is too much information for you to quickly pinpoint which single problem was at the center of the storm. I would imagine using all of the unique aspects of sound to indicate trouble would add to the information overload for an operator.
You change the brightness from the setup screen. I read it in the user manual at the fcc page.
When we bought a house we had an escrow account set-up with the mortgage for paying things such as property taxes and home owners' insurance. Well it turns-out that the banks that do the mortgages often farm out the duty of handling escrow related matters. So the processing company that worked for our bank paid our property taxes for the first year. Unfortunately the company that handled the escrow accounts for another bank also did because someone at their company mis-entered some number in their system. Now the county returned the money once to the company for our bank and once to the company for the unrelated bank. Years later we get a bill for a couple thousand dollars plus.
By that time we no longer had the same bank for our mortgage and both companies that handled the escrow accounts had been absorbed by larger companies. This all was a large pain in the butt to work out. I actually had to pay a lawyer to look over the terms of a settlement between all of the parties in the end.
The worrisome aspect was that the county clerk told me that it is very common for this sort of mix-up to happen. You would think that if that was the fact the county would mail a letter to the homeowner on record if they got two checks for paying the property taxes as a heads-up, but no we don't get that sort of service even though it is our taxes that finance the county.
The above was a very informative comment, but was modded down as reduntant.
There is an long article about sex.com in the current February issue of Playboy. I have not finished it yet, but it so far it is well written and interesting. There is also an interview with Al Franken that is more insightful than humorous. So pick-up the issue or check playboy.com, sometimes they have portions of articles there with no charge.
Those were some rather good guidelines. One part I do not personally like though. You suggested taking the staff out to dinner. I always hate situations like that. I spend enough time at work as it is. I would much rather get home to my family instead when I am done with work.
Now taking the staff out to lunch, that would not conflict with that as much, but it still would not be much of a reward. Hey I would be eating lunch with the same people I do everyday, just probably at a "casual" place that none of us is particularly fond of.
How about as a reward you give a gift certificate to some bland place like Red Lobster. That way someone like me can take his wife and kids there. Even better give half a day of comp time to make up for a smidgen of the extra hours people have out in too.
Could you please list the problems at launch for these systems. I grant you that when I was a youngen, there was not this fancy web, but I read WAY too many video game mags. I do not remember problems for all of the systems, just some (for example the PS2 drives).
Also I got many systems at launch with never a problem. The systems that I got at launch were the Colecovision, NES (yes with Robbie and the light gun), and Atari Lynx. My younger brother got the Super Nintendo and N64 at launch also with no problems.
PCI-X is just a faster PCI, it is a dead end. PCIe (PCI express) is where the future is. It is a new serial interface.
Does anyone know where I can get plsign for linux and mac?
Are you using something like Privoxy so that no referrer info is sent?
How is the Windows support for GNUStep? Somewhere I read that the Windows support for GNUStep was at a beta quality level. That was a while ago though. Does printing and threading work for example in Windows?
All I want is for these to remain as a preference option since that is what I use.
What you need citations for this!? Listen you need to study some Bible history. Here is a great example. Learn about how the Geneva Bible and the King James Bible were written and why and how the political views of the authors influenced the text of the translations. I will not answer it for you, read about it yourself.
That is just one example, but examples go back to the earliest transcriptions, translations, and early canonization. For example why are there only four Gospels in the Bible?
The i8088 was developed in the US, the i8087 (the fp math coprocessor) was developed in Israel.
The Annotated ANSI C Standard. Any comments on this one from the comp.lang.c newsgoup yet?
There used to be a company with the mactel name. They had something to do with cellphones if I remember correctly. To try and refresh my memory I went to ebay and did a search for mactel and it 'corrected' it for me to mattel :) Such a similar brand name might make for an interesting attack between rival factions of lawyers, so it may not be desirable...
My wife and I have both "Hit & Run" and "Road Rage" for the GameCube and these are the two favorite games for us to play. We prefer road rage since we can take turns or race against each other. On thing though, does anyone know how to unlock the 'question mark' car in Road Rage? We have beaten the game, and finished all the secret missions, play on difficult mode, and have found numerous 'secret' shortcuts and easter eggs in the various levels, yet we still have that annoying question mark. Anyone telling us how to unlock that car would make our day.
Don't forget about XXX but remember to not count things like perl and strings, only in comments.
I have three kids and I second your opinion. I REALLY enjoy watching Lilo & Stitch with them. We enjoy Monsters Inc too. The the point I am making is that it does not matter HOW the story is animated, but all else being equal, an interesting and fresh story that is not simply a rehash of a 400 year old bedtime story will win-out anytime.
As another example to this, consider how much more my kids like to watch Elmo in Grouchland vs. Cinderelmo. Both are very technically similar movies with a similar mix of singing and puppets, but one of them is not an obvious rehash of Cinderella...
But back to Lilo & Stitch. When I first saw that I was worried that what was being planned was a barrage of trading cards and plastic figurines of the various experiments. Luckily I think this never happened, maybe because the movie did not take off, so it could have been much MUCH worse than simply a cash-cow sequel.
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <inttypes.h>
uint32_t htonl(unint32_t hostlong);
uint16_t htons(uint16_t hostshort);
uint32_t ntohl(uint32_t netlong);
uint16_t ntohs(uint16_t netshort);
First of all, the 'value' of the material you check-out should be increased from the purchase price. I regularly use inter library loan to get materials that are next to impossible to find otherwise. If this system was anonymous and the price of CD say was $15, then all of the obscure music would quickly vanish from circulation. You would need to increase the value to say $60 to discourage stealing.
The way that libraries counteract stealing now is that they have a dollar limit above which they do not lend further materials out to you and you can only have one library card per name address pair. So even if the value is comparable to real world cost, the fact that you can only steal a limited amount before you can return to steal more, and the fact that if you steal enough at one time they will put you in collection work well enough to prevent casual theft.
Already at that increased value rate for the card, this would turn-away most people. But say that they did not mark-up the value, just wait until you have three kids like I do. Right now I have some twenty odd books/videos/CDs checked-out from the library near my home. I also have two movies, two books, and 11 CDs that I am returning today to the library near my work. I do not even know how much my wife has checked-out, but she is a pretty voracious reader too. Think about how much money we would need to set aside for that.
So why is this being proposed? It looks like it is a solution to the wrong end of the problem. The real problem are the laws that force libraries to turn-over information. So guess what the solution is? Yes that's right, change those laws.