Either require headsets to be used or be a geek and buy a Bluetooth phone and car:) I have a Bluetooth Blackberry 7100t that works great with my 2005 Acura TL. I just throw my bag in the trunk and drive off. Use the button on the steering wheel to activate voice commands and dial and listen over the car's speakers while the microphone in the ceiling picks up my voice. Works really well and is much safer than any other method of talking whiel driving.
if they plan on charging exorbitant prices for their memory again. I inherited a network full of fairly fast (2ghz) Dell boxes using RAMBUS. Sure is fun spending about $300 for a 512 upgrade. Of course you can only install this crap in pairs so there goes your slots.... Junk.. Rather buy a cheap new box than a memory upgrade using this overpriced crap.
I run SUSE and Redhat ES server here at work but I can't help being excited about DTrace and what it can offer the whole Open Source *Nix world. Sun is definitely helping the Open Source movement by first reelasing OpenOffice and now, DTrace, the most talkeda bout feature of Solaris 10. Wonder how that will effect this between a Solaris developer and a Linux kernel coder?
Powerpoint is the killer app for my execs and big part of buying Office. Although I have moved them over to Macs as well as my Sales guys. Now if my engineer could only develop on Macs....
Anyway, what's the deal on a Transform file? Could save me some time.
But if you already have the CAL for Exchange and you generally end up buying Office anyway because of those over you... well you get my point. Maybe a $100 was high but I'd still pay to be rid of Outlook. Also, don't forget the newer versions of Outlook try to default to Word as the editor for emails.
There goes the last hurdle in your IT budget for Windows boxes. Now there's no reason to buy Office! I'll gladly pay say..a $100 for a nice port of Evolution per box. Save me all sorts of money.
"GNAA leverages core skillsets and world-class team synergy through sodomy to provide clients worldwide with robust, scalable, modern turnkey implementations of flexible, personalized, cutting-edge Internet-enabled e-business application product suite e-solution architectures that accelerate response to customer and real-world market demands and reliably adapt to evolving technology needs, seamlessly and efficiently integrating and synchronizing with their existing legacy infrastructure, enhancing the e-readiness capabilities of their e-commerce production environments across the enterprise while giving them a critical competitive advantage and taking them to the next level."
The guy actually has a thesaurus (yes, I know Office has one too) propped open on his desk to find better words than the ones we plainspoken people use. Here's some great examples of him:
Don't forget about the time Michael used an entire day's worth of editorial comments to bitch about Speakeasy. I emailed Speakeasy myself about him pulling this crap. You'd think since being an editor is a full time job, he could act a bit professional and non-biased. Not Michael. He still hasn't ever answered about hijacking the anti-censorware website to anybody. Basically out of control and a snide bastard. If there's a chance to insert a nasty comment, there he is! And if you post something negative about him...well there's the bitchslap and you will never get a story submitted.
They mention that Setup Assistant will be able to (future tense) migrate all of your settings to a new computer like XP does now (sometimes). Bullshit. It's here and it works now, ZDnet.
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Apparently they helped Bush steal your HTML tags as well.
explain how this belongs in the Linux section.
What happened to those guys? David Dawes' crusade finally just peter out? Does anyone else still use XFree?
I've noticed it's significantly better than physically hodling something. Just talk out loud and drive.
Either require headsets to be used or be a geek and buy a Bluetooth phone and car :) I have a Bluetooth Blackberry 7100t that works great with my 2005 Acura TL. I just throw my bag in the trunk and drive off. Use the button on the steering wheel to activate voice commands and dial and listen over the car's speakers while the microphone in the ceiling picks up my voice. Works really well and is much safer than any other method of talking whiel driving.
My webhosting company runs FreeBSD and brags about it and we're moving to a Linux hosting company. Never seen such incompetence.
if they plan on charging exorbitant prices for their memory again. I inherited a network full of fairly fast (2ghz) Dell boxes using RAMBUS. Sure is fun spending about $300 for a 512 upgrade. Of course you can only install this crap in pairs so there goes your slots.... Junk.. Rather buy a cheap new box than a memory upgrade using this overpriced crap.
No shit. Who said Linux and OpenSolaris are there is? Posting this from a FreeBSD box.
I run SUSE and Redhat ES server here at work but I can't help being excited about DTrace and what it can offer the whole Open Source *Nix world. Sun is definitely helping the Open Source movement by first reelasing OpenOffice and now, DTrace, the most talkeda bout feature of Solaris 10. Wonder how that will effect this between a Solaris developer and a Linux kernel coder?
Wow. So Sun is releasing a port of OpenBSD :)
Do subscribers to /. have anyway of complaining about this level of service?
" while Timothy responded by posting the same story six times"
Really? You think so? Wow, that statement sure floored all of us Americans. Thanks for the update, Einstein.
He lies non-stop and spins the truth. Plus he's a fat douche bag.
Powerpoint is the killer app for my execs and big part of buying Office. Although I have moved them over to Macs as well as my Sales guys. Now if my engineer could only develop on Macs....
Anyway, what's the deal on a Transform file? Could save me some time.
But if you already have the CAL for Exchange and you generally end up buying Office anyway because of those over you... well you get my point. Maybe a $100 was high but I'd still pay to be rid of Outlook. Also, don't forget the newer versions of Outlook try to default to Word as the editor for emails.
There goes the last hurdle in your IT budget for Windows boxes. Now there's no reason to buy Office! I'll gladly pay say..a $100 for a nice port of Evolution per box. Save me all sorts of money.
Will the patches patch an .rpm install?
Great, one of my enemies is modding tonight. Any other mods take a look and notice that this is the only post like this?
This mirrors one of my VPs pretty well.
"GNAA leverages core skillsets and world-class team synergy through sodomy to provide clients worldwide with robust, scalable, modern turnkey implementations of flexible, personalized, cutting-edge Internet-enabled e-business application product suite e-solution architectures that accelerate response to customer and real-world market demands and reliably adapt to evolving technology needs, seamlessly and efficiently integrating and synchronizing with their existing legacy infrastructure, enhancing the e-readiness capabilities of their e-commerce production environments across the enterprise while giving them a critical competitive advantage and taking them to the next level."
The guy actually has a thesaurus (yes, I know Office has one too) propped open on his desk to find better words than the ones we plainspoken people use. Here's some great examples of him:
-actionable
-repeatable
-iteratively
-resonate
and my personal favorite "theater of the real"
Don't forget about the time Michael used an entire day's worth of editorial comments to bitch about Speakeasy. I emailed Speakeasy myself about him pulling this crap. You'd think since being an editor is a full time job, he could act a bit professional and non-biased. Not Michael. He still hasn't ever answered about hijacking the anti-censorware website to anybody. Basically out of control and a snide bastard. If there's a chance to insert a nasty comment, there he is! And if you post something negative about him...well there's the bitchslap and you will never get a story submitted.
Should we wait on Redhat or start looking?
They mention that Setup Assistant will be able to (future tense) migrate all of your settings to a new computer like XP does now (sometimes). Bullshit. It's here and it works now, ZDnet.
Well, I'm a pet psychiatrist. I lead a weekend men's group, we specialize in ritual killings.
What's the cat's name?