Panasonic Toughbook. At least that's what we send, but we're only Air Force. Though I have seen them bounce down the stairs from the flight deck to the cargo area of a C-17 a few times and work just fine. Seem to hold up to moderate grit as well.
This is good advice. If you walk in and dump everything for a concept that is totally unknown and alien to them, it does not matter if it's well thought out, they will oppose it and find fault with it even if there is none. And, as a post above suggests, don't roll out some huge untested plan, run a test program and build on its success.
Didn't something somewhat similar happen at Biosphere? Isn't it an abandoned roach infested green house, now? Didn't something somewhat similar happen at Biosphere? Isn't it an abandoned roach infested green house, now? Personally, I think this is some sort of scamola. Or maybe the Church of Scientology is involved?
...not everyone has ulterior motives for slowing down migrations.Which is often no more than "wishful thinking". Yes, it's sad, but true none the less.
So, in this case, it does matter that MySQL has partnered in this manner with SCO. It says to me that MySQL might not be mowing down the rainforest, but they're willing to sell the mowers to the ones who are.
I don't think so, no one is buying SCO products. At this point, SCO is not much of a threat to anyone. They are dying an ugly death, and will not be with us much longer. IBM, Red Hat, Novell and AutoZone are all they can handle right now, and when these people are done with them, there will be nothing left of SCO but dry bones
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Well, MySQL AB is a for-profit company, they sell things to people. And, last time I looked into it, SCO wasn't gassing people or mowing down rain forrest, or something. Sure, they are obnoxious, but the truth is, so are many commercial companies we deal with every day.
But does it even matter? The jokes on SCO, they paid to use something in a product very few companies will buy.
More fun than dragging out this, would be guessing what non-issue Slashdot will toss up on their front page next in an attempt to stir shit and boost their dieing readership?
Go ahead and TRY to see what happens when you TRY to run Slashdot, the prime butt trumpet of "standards complience" through the W3C validators. Go ahead! OH! Is that a "403 Forbidden"? Hmm....
It's still a bit of a thumb rule, but maybe a crappy web site speaks about the attention paid to the design of the app as well? Armature web sites generally promote armature apps. Not always for sure, but quite often.
Whenever I try to find a software product, I find myself browsing SourceForge, but it's really hard to find something, when I only know the features I want and not the name of the project
If you knew the name of the solution to your problem, you wouldn't be searching for a solution to your problem, now would you?
Yes, but the current proceedings will have very little if anything to do with the final outcome, so really, this is all just a bit of masturbation going around about whether it's good spin or bad.
Panasonic Toughbook. At least that's what we send, but we're only Air Force. Though I have seen them bounce down the stairs from the flight deck to the cargo area of a C-17 a few times and work just fine. Seem to hold up to moderate grit as well.
This is good advice. If you walk in and dump everything for a concept that is totally unknown and alien to them, it does not matter if it's well thought out, they will oppose it and find fault with it even if there is none. And, as a post above suggests, don't roll out some huge untested plan, run a test program and build on its success.
Didn't something somewhat similar happen at Biosphere? Isn't it an abandoned roach infested green house, now? Didn't something somewhat similar happen at Biosphere? Isn't it an abandoned roach infested green house, now? Personally, I think this is some sort of scamola. Or maybe the Church of Scientology is involved?
What the fuck are you babbling about? Off your meds today?
Locusts are next...
I've had his mother, his sister may be worth it!
...not everyone has ulterior motives for slowing down migrations.Which is often no more than "wishful thinking". Yes, it's sad, but true none the less.
Woah. Dude. Less coffee.
Excellent troll. It is unfortunate that many in the "Corporate World" will think exactly like this!
Than we would all do well to simply ignore RMS, who is clearly a "fanatic", eh?
Better yet, maybe Slashdot could use it to reduce dupes!
MS brand "interoperability" means interoperability with partner venders only
Exactly, and this is why this MySQL / SCO "issue" is irrelevent.
I don't think so, no one is buying SCO products. At this point, SCO is not much of a threat to anyone. They are dying an ugly death, and will not be with us much longer. IBM, Red Hat, Novell and AutoZone are all they can handle right now, and when these people are done with them, there will be nothing left of SCO but dry bones
MySQL Administrator
MySQL Administrator is a powerful visual administration console that enables you to easily administer your MySQL environment and gain significantly better visibility into how your databases are operating. MySQL Administrator now integrates database management and maintenance into a single, seamless environment, with a clear and intuitive graphical user interface. By using MySQL Administrator you will be able to:
* Achieve higher database availability through improved management
* Reduce errors through visual database administration
* Lower database administration costs through improved productivity
* Deliver a more secure environment through easier privilege management
MySQL Administrator enables developers and DBAs to easily perform all the command line operations visually including configuring servers, administering users, and dynamically monitoring database health. Other common administrative tasks such as monitoring replication status, backup and restore, and viewing logs can also be performed through the MySQL Administrator graphical console.
Well, MySQL AB is a for-profit company, they sell things to people. And, last time I looked into it, SCO wasn't gassing people or mowing down rain forrest, or something. Sure, they are obnoxious, but the truth is, so are many commercial companies we deal with every day.
But does it even matter? The jokes on SCO, they paid to use something in a product very few companies will buy.
More fun than dragging out this, would be guessing what non-issue Slashdot will toss up on their front page next in an attempt to stir shit and boost their dieing readership?
Well you know, Mario "just wants to be FREE!" of The Man.
Go ahead and TRY to see what happens when you TRY to run Slashdot, the prime butt trumpet of "standards complience" through the W3C validators. Go ahead! OH! Is that a "403 Forbidden"? Hmm....
Get a life, and stop pushing your opinions on other people.
...And living with mom and dad in true geek style!
Your web site brings up FIVE THOUSAND pounds of spam. Get a real host, or put it on your machine at home!
It's still a bit of a thumb rule, but maybe a crappy web site speaks about the attention paid to the design of the app as well? Armature web sites generally promote armature apps. Not always for sure, but quite often.
If you knew the name of the solution to your problem, you wouldn't be searching for a solution to your problem, now would you?
Yes, but the current proceedings will have very little if anything to do with the final outcome, so really, this is all just a bit of masturbation going around about whether it's good spin or bad.
Well, yes, but than we would have just another K5.