I wouldn't want other students out there thinking that they are automatically protected. They do have to actually DO something to have directory information protected under FERPA.
I've been riding my bike to work to help turn the tide, but my main problem is just that food tastes so good!
I'm sure the high stress and weird hours that many IT workers endure don't help either.
I stationed in Okinawa a number of years back. We were in TC-1E and not allowed to leave the barracks. A fire-alarm went off. We gathered in the hall. Thankfully, it was a faulty alarm, or we would have had to make a choice.
agreed...$140 for a Hauppauge PVR500 sure beats $2200. My secondary computer's Athlon XP 1800+ (1.6 GHz) is way more processor than I need to run MythTV, because the Hauppauge has hardware MPEG2 encoding.
I've tried SageTV under Win XP with this card too. While MythTV may be a little harder to set up, it is definitely a better product. It is more customizable, uses less CPU, and costs $80 less. I see that SageTV now offers a Gentoo-based Linux option. Too late, it's back to MythTV for me.
Did he use FC4, the excellent instructions at http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/fcmyth.php, and Axel's excellent RPMs? It does take some time. It probably took me about 10-12 hours to get everything set up the first time.
Really? Fedora went to 4k stacks a while back and yet the people at livna have a working ndiswrapper module available. I remember 4k stacks breaking the proprietary NVidia drivers for a while, but I believe those are working fine now too.
IBM filed this motion on Jan 19. The actual subpoena was signed by IBM's attorney on Jan 13. SCO's motion for more discovery was granted Jan 18.
The blurb for this story is a little misleading. IBM planned to do this and may have even already had the subpoena executed by the time SCO's motion was granted. The timing was coincidental not causal.
Why don't we have the good guys here at/. find some enterprising J2EE coders to redo/. as a J2EE application. If it takes more servers to run the J2EE app then LAMP wins. If it takes less servers to run the new/. then J2EE wins. End of discussion.
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Thank you!
Do you have to have a Costco membership to get photos printed there? How much is that per year?
The ad I see at the top of the page is for Fossil watches. ;-)
as do slashdot threads. :-P
You are absolutely right, but I have yet to see a viable alternative.
noob
That's only partially correct. A school can release directory information, including name, and dates of attendance unless the student opts out. http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html
I wouldn't want other students out there thinking that they are automatically protected. They do have to actually DO something to have directory information protected under FERPA.
Even more to the point, it was 7 days before it got it posted on slashdot.
I've been riding my bike to work to help turn the tide, but my main problem is just that food tastes so good! I'm sure the high stress and weird hours that many IT workers endure don't help either.
I use it on Windows and Linux. AFAIK it isn't available for the Mac, but Adium is built from the same codebase and is excellent on Mac.
I stationed in Okinawa a number of years back. We were in TC-1E and not allowed to leave the barracks. A fire-alarm went off. We gathered in the hall. Thankfully, it was a faulty alarm, or we would have had to make a choice.
It's not just you. Window resizing is slow on my laptop too. It's a 3.2GHz Dell XPS with 1GB of RAM and an ATI Mobility 9800 w/ 256MB.
She's living off her father's trust fund, not in his basement. That makes it hard for nerds to sympathize with her.
agreed...$140 for a Hauppauge PVR500 sure beats $2200. My secondary computer's Athlon XP 1800+ (1.6 GHz) is way more processor than I need to run MythTV, because the Hauppauge has hardware MPEG2 encoding. I've tried SageTV under Win XP with this card too. While MythTV may be a little harder to set up, it is definitely a better product. It is more customizable, uses less CPU, and costs $80 less. I see that SageTV now offers a Gentoo-based Linux option. Too late, it's back to MythTV for me.
Did he use FC4, the excellent instructions at http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/fcmyth.php, and Axel's excellent RPMs? It does take some time. It probably took me about 10-12 hours to get everything set up the first time.
Really? Fedora went to 4k stacks a while back and yet the people at livna have a working ndiswrapper module available. I remember 4k stacks breaking the proprietary NVidia drivers for a while, but I believe those are working fine now too.
Perhaps we should educate the rest of the Slashdot readership.
/. as the rest of us, right?
Yeah, good luck with that. You do read the same
For that kind of service I just might expatriate myself to France too.
Could we get some IPs? We would like to independently verify your assertions.
I take that back. They seem to be doubling storage to 2 GB.
gmail really is 1 today. No you don't get more storage.
IBM filed this motion on Jan 19. The actual subpoena was signed by IBM's attorney on Jan 13. SCO's motion for more discovery was granted Jan 18.
The blurb for this story is a little misleading. IBM planned to do this and may have even already had the subpoena executed by the time SCO's motion was granted. The timing was coincidental not causal.
Why don't we have the good guys here at /. find some enterprising J2EE coders to redo /. as a J2EE application. If it takes more servers to run the J2EE app then LAMP wins. If it takes less servers to run the new /. then J2EE wins. End of discussion.
such that it doesn't try to absorb all the system's resources
Try explaining that to the people that designed Java.