Looks like version 7.5 will also include a native Windows port. Prior to this, PostgreSQL on Windows has always required Cygwin (which offers a lot of great stuff in and of itself) to run.
We weren't aware there were databases that could be destroyed just by copying them,' Bob Williams of the Center for Public Integrity said Tuesday. Maybe we should tell John Ashcroft about open source database and copying solutions?
Actually, they probably already are using MySQL! I've had some pretty nasty crashes and corruptions with it. One crash using INNODB tables was unrecoverable.
Sigh, I really wish these books would get with the times and start using PostgreSQL (or even Firebird) and Apache 2.x (I assume the book uses Apache 1.x since the PHP developers seem so against 2.x).
If it wasn't for competition, Yahoo would continue to descend into suckdom. Maybe, hopefully, they'll do away with the ripoff that is their $300 annual fee for being considered for listing in their directory. Ridiculously greedy.
BTW, Yahoo's mail servers appear to be slashdotted??
"Net Timeout Error
The operation timed out when attempting to contact us.f529.mail.yahoo.com.
The browser timed out while trying to connect to the specified site. The site may be experiencing high loads that are slowing it down, or network problems are preventing data from being received from it in a timely manner. If the site is likely to be busy, consider waiting a few moments before retrying the request."
(Weird - try cut and pasting error messages from Firefox. You get a bunch of different messages.)
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Maybe they're like that company in Halloween 3, just laying low until they can "activate" all their chips.
Hackers and Painters
What...?
Are Usenet archives available anywhere else besides GGroups?
It can render them well enough. The basic features.
Isn't it $12.95/month?
http://www.tivo.com/1.12.asp
Who cares? Why aren't people using PNG instead?
getting sent around and out of China's networks, the government will be scrutinizing it for criticism of itself??
that sends boatloads of spam?
Looks like version 7.5 will also include a native Windows port. Prior to this, PostgreSQL on Windows has always required Cygwin (which offers a lot of great stuff in and of itself) to run.
We weren't aware there were databases that could be destroyed just by copying them,' Bob Williams of the Center for Public Integrity said Tuesday. Maybe we should tell John Ashcroft about open source database and copying solutions?
Actually, they probably already are using MySQL! I've had some pretty nasty crashes and corruptions with it. One crash using INNODB tables was unrecoverable.
PostgreSQL OTOH has had 0 problems.
I even RTFA and didn't see any mention of how much they might cost.
- PHP developers are not opposed to Apache 2.x.
8 &c2coff=1&safe=off&selm=caonem%24rg7%241%40FreeBSD .csie.NCTU.edu.tw
At least one (Rasmus) is:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-
I've been told by the Apache crowd that the Prefork MPM obviates any concerns of thread safety in libraries.
I've been using 2.x for about a year. Zero problems. Performs great.
Sigh, I really wish these books would get with the times and start using PostgreSQL (or even Firebird) and Apache 2.x (I assume the book uses Apache 1.x since the PHP developers seem so against 2.x).
> It was so hard to configure and was much different than RedHat.
Can you elaborate? What specifically?
> my mp3 server
Which one?
So you have a ton of stuff in the PATH environment var? I assume all the bin/ dirs are in the respective distribution dirs.
Maybe you could attach a mower to one of these.
I'm not familiar with Microsoft TV IPTV. Any competing products, presumably FOSS ones?
The best-performing filters reduced the volume of incoming spam from about 150 messages per day to about 2 messages per day.
How many false positives though?
Hmm, bet that'll get people to switch the ringer from loud ring tones to vibrate.
Just wondering, because I've seen bumper stickers like this:
"Would you drive any better if i shoved that cell phone up your ass?"
Is that the lesson?
What hot-swap drives/bays do you use?
'no one should ever run the client JVM when given the choice,'
What choices are there?
If it wasn't for competition, Yahoo would continue to descend into suckdom. Maybe, hopefully, they'll do away with the ripoff that is their $300 annual fee for being considered for listing in their directory. Ridiculously greedy.
BTW, Yahoo's mail servers appear to be slashdotted??
"Net Timeout Error
The operation timed out when attempting to contact us.f529.mail.yahoo.com.
The browser timed out while trying to connect to the specified site. The site may be experiencing high loads that are slowing it down, or network problems are preventing data from being received from it in a timely manner. If the site is likely to be busy, consider waiting a few moments before retrying the request."
(Weird - try cut and pasting error messages from Firefox. You get a bunch of different messages.)