However in a small bussiness environment that is setup in several different cities VOIP is a god send. If for no other reason than we don't need someone to answer the phone at each location, so people can actually take a break without phone calls heading off into phone mazes.
If you already have an VOIP system in place WiFi makes it really easy to leave your desk and take your phone with you, to a copy room, confrence room, drafting room, etc. And since it is your phone it is your extension.
I hate it when people keep posting this drek. Just because Linux doesn't have the market share does not explain why it has fewer viruses. Look at Apache and IIS. Apache outnumbers IIS but IIS is what viruses target.
Except that at least in my case all spots on a reel have an equal probability of hitting. The only way to make a certain symbol show up more is to put more on the reel. The reels in video slots can have up to 65 symbols on them (not different symbols but the same ones repeated multiple times). To verify a reel set works we us brute force (yuck) and calculate what each possible combination is worth (65 to the 5th power for a 5 reel slot). This take a while:).
Actually its much more compilcated than that, involving probability and what is actually on the virtual reels. It would be easy if you could change what certain winning compinations payed out, but generally you can't in software because of the signs on the machines. So inorder to change payout percentages you need to change what is on the reels and, at least where I work, it can take a good week to create and verify a reel strip.
Actually the right that the GPL gives SCO is to distribute GPL'd code but only under the GPL. They never had the right to distribute it under any other license. So no the GPL isn't taking anything frmo them.
Actually the company just has to give it to any customer who requests the source, unless they make changes then they have to send it to the dev team. Of course if the dev team decides they don't want the changes...
However UBI soft will prolly loose realy money as people leave the game. Therfore hacking the system == threat to the livlyhood of UBIsoft == THE REAL WORLD.
Or just copy the CD...
The 3com NBX 100 is actually pretty cheap, and works very well. This assumes that you have up to 100 CO's and up to 100 extensions per office.
However in a small bussiness environment that is setup in several different cities VOIP is a god send. If for no other reason than we don't need someone to answer the phone at each location, so people can actually take a break without phone calls heading off into phone mazes. If you already have an VOIP system in place WiFi makes it really easy to leave your desk and take your phone with you, to a copy room, confrence room, drafting room, etc. And since it is your phone it is your extension.
But when you buy a book you don't have the ability to instantly make perfect copies as many times as you want.
I hate it when people keep posting this drek. Just because Linux doesn't have the market share does not explain why it has fewer viruses. Look at Apache and IIS. Apache outnumbers IIS but IIS is what viruses target.
I beleve thats what the next mars mission is for.
Except that at least in my case all spots on a reel have an equal probability of hitting. The only way to make a certain symbol show up more is to put more on the reel. The reels in video slots can have up to 65 symbols on them (not different symbols but the same ones repeated multiple times). To verify a reel set works we us brute force (yuck) and calculate what each possible combination is worth (65 to the 5th power for a 5 reel slot). This take a while :).
Actually its much more compilcated than that, involving probability and what is actually on the virtual reels. It would be easy if you could change what certain winning compinations payed out, but generally you can't in software because of the signs on the machines. So inorder to change payout percentages you need to change what is on the reels and, at least where I work, it can take a good week to create and verify a reel strip.
Actually the right that the GPL gives SCO is to distribute GPL'd code but only under the GPL. They never had the right to distribute it under any other license. So no the GPL isn't taking anything frmo them.
So you are wondering how many people bough math coprocessors, after they didn't need them? Is this a trick question?
Actually the company just has to give it to any customer who requests the source, unless they make changes then they have to send it to the dev team. Of course if the dev team decides they don't want the changes...
However UBI soft will prolly loose realy money as people leave the game. Therfore hacking the system == threat to the livlyhood of UBIsoft == THE REAL WORLD.