So what? They have all standardised on Linux haven't they? Would you restrict Windows XP to the Tele Tubby Theme, just to keep all machines in the office looking the same?
What can be easier, more informative and more fun than free beer?
It is guaranteed to enhance the team spirit(s) and after a while, you may even be able to convince one or two of them to boot Knoppix or Puppy Linux and try it... hic...
It doesn't. From my own observation it is clear that when savings time is in effect, all it does is cause people to get up later. In Canada, most shops only open at 10am or 10h30 even.
One problem with *nix is that US and Canada time zones are intertwined. There are separate zones for Canada, but the Canada info is duplicated in the America folder for some idiotic reason. So if the time change goes ahead in the US, it will force people to fix the mess.
Not really - Joysticks are rather common in aircraft and many moons ago GM built a Cadillac with a joystick as a test vehicle, but they found it too hard to control.
Yeah, the US appears to be a polylingual country. There are multiple groups of monolingual people, who never talk to each other and very few multilingual people. The US is just a smaller version of Europe after all.
Take an old PC, fill it up with disk drives and put it in your basement. Then use rsync over ssh to back the server up, using a little script in/etc/cron.daily that looks like this:
rsync -e ssh --timeout=240 -Cavuzb thor:/home//mirror/thor/home/
Well, in most places, there are specific laws outlawing battery - even so, it seems to be done on a regular basis regardless.
Anyhoo, my point was that if there is no current law applying to something, then you are in luck, since then the lawyer can go back in time and if he can find something written by Julius or Gaius Ceasar about it, he could argue that it would apply.
Also, the judges seem to enjoy it when that happens, since it gives them something to perk up their day - someone is appealing to their intellect. So by going back to ancient law, you gain the court's sympathy.
Well, the non-compete crap may very well be unenforceable in your state, espcially if there isn't an explicit law against it. How? Go and read English Law, Dutch Law, Roman Law... New York was a Dutch Colony, so Dutch law has precedence and we were all Roman/Greek at some point in time etc. That is why you need a lawyer...
No, you are not in Russia. You are in Honecker's East Germany, where all citizens are spying on each other, people are detained without trial and dissenters get shot, well, one more step to go...
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So what? They have all standardised on Linux haven't they? Would you restrict Windows XP to the Tele Tubby Theme, just to keep all machines in the office looking the same?
That is largely a BIOS problem. Some machines can't boot off a USB drive, nothing to do with Linux per se.
I dunno what year you are from, but it is 2005 now you know. I have a Mandrake 9.1 machine that runs ReiserFS...
A 500MHz will run anything, but a lightweight distribution will certainly work better. Therefore I would suggest Ubuntu.
What can be easier, more informative and more fun than free beer?
It is guaranteed to enhance the team spirit(s) and after a while, you may even be able to convince one or two of them to boot Knoppix or Puppy Linux and try it... hic...
There was a time when I could record every show on TV on my single channel VCR...
Recording every show on every channel won't work so well if you have Cable or Satellite TV.
Dell does the cloning - not MS. It doesn't matter what they install, Linux, DOS, Windoze whatever.
If the average geek really has fingers 1 inch square, then that would explain a lot of typo's on Sloshdat...
would be the realization that they were all wrong all along... ;-)
...and I'm a Borne again, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddist Confusion...
All it takes is One World, One People and One Crazy MothaFukka!
Same problem - two stages - but both gets eaten... ;-)
What is new? Eventually even mankind will evolve into different species.
It isn't a dupe - it is simply a continuation of the same thread after the time shift.
It doesn't. From my own observation it is clear that when savings time is in effect, all it does is cause people to get up later. In Canada, most shops only open at 10am or 10h30 even.
One problem with *nix is that US and Canada time zones are intertwined. There are separate zones for Canada, but the Canada info is duplicated in the America folder for some idiotic reason. So if the time change goes ahead in the US, it will force people to fix the mess.
Another time traveller?
Linux fonts have been fixed many years ago. You should at least install a new version of Linux before complaining about it.
"Global Warming is something that's going to happen"
It has been happening for about 10,000 years d00d. Those cavemen sure lit big fires to melt the ice sheets that covered most of the globe...
Not really - Joysticks are rather common in aircraft and many moons ago GM built a Cadillac with a joystick as a test vehicle, but they found it too hard to control.
No, Power Amor - inevitable once Viagra fails to work...
Yeah, the US appears to be a polylingual country. There are multiple groups of monolingual people, who never talk to each other and very few multilingual people. The US is just a smaller version of Europe after all.
Sloshdat Dictionary: peak - see pique. pique - see peak.
Take an old PC, fill it up with disk drives and put it in your basement. Then use rsync over ssh to back the server up, using a little script in /etc/cron.daily that looks like this:
rsync -e ssh --timeout=240 -Cavuzb thor:/home/ /mirror/thor/home/
Well, in most places, there are specific laws outlawing battery - even so, it seems to be done on a regular basis regardless. Anyhoo, my point was that if there is no current law applying to something, then you are in luck, since then the lawyer can go back in time and if he can find something written by Julius or Gaius Ceasar about it, he could argue that it would apply. Also, the judges seem to enjoy it when that happens, since it gives them something to perk up their day - someone is appealing to their intellect. So by going back to ancient law, you gain the court's sympathy.
Well, the non-compete crap may very well be unenforceable in your state, espcially if there isn't an explicit law against it. How? Go and read English Law, Dutch Law, Roman Law... New York was a Dutch Colony, so Dutch law has precedence and we were all Roman/Greek at some point in time etc. That is why you need a lawyer...
No, you are not in Russia. You are in Honecker's East Germany, where all citizens are spying on each other, people are detained without trial and dissenters get shot, well, one more step to go...