The amazing thing to me is that even when you stick to one vendor's implementation, let's take Sun's for an example, there are still tons of compatability issues with different versions. One application requires 1.3.1_09 or something, another requires 1.4.2_whatever, and the 1.3 app won't work with the 1.4 app. So Sun has control over the reference, and over the implementation, and they STILL don't have a solid track record.
To (mis)quote the UN Secretary General, the UN is a Bananna Republic. The whole world was led on a humongous propaganda stint funded by the Oil For Food program, and the UN is totally responsible. It is an inept institution that is corrupt to its very core.
The main point is that ID generates a discourse where traditional creationists fail to do that. Discourse in itself is the danger. There should not be discourse on a pretence level field, there is no level field.
Give me a break. I travel a lot. And while I have a wife who always knows where I'm going and would certainly notice if my plane crashed, she might not know right away. She doesn't sit in front of the TV all day, and it could be a day or two before she even knew of the plane crash. I'd want her to get notified as soon as possible. And think of all those unmarried people who travel and don't have constant contact with their parents or friends. I can think of several people at my work that are in that situation. Their parents may go weeks before finding out.
We install Vocera VoIP badges in hospitals, and have had nothing but success. Granted it's not "standard" VoIP, as it uses it's own proprietary protocol, but it does have the geek appeal of having badges that look like Star Trek communicators. It also has group functionality, so that a nurse can call for the closest doctor available. Now, this wouldn't be for the general public, to have a Vocera badge that they can take anywhere and have it work, but it does well in business environments where you can have a badge instead of a phone sitting on your desk.
How did this get a rating of 5, Informative? How can Otter be "confident" that people behind "talk on the boards" have no idea of the lending terms? The terms are right on the SEC's web site. How can you be an interested party and NOT be aware of the lending terms? Someone may rate this comment as -1 Flamebait, but Otter's post at best is Overrated.
Hmm, I used to be a member of the ovforum (it's free) which is a list/group dedicated around HP's OpenView products. A member posted a while back about a type of event/syslog analyzer that he wrote in Perl. You may want to check the archives. I think it was a three letter word starting with a P. Possible PEC, for Perl Event Correlator, or something like that.
You are not describing what a "network administrator" logically means. Yes, it is the typical usage of the term, but it is not accurate. A network administrator is responsible for administering the network, not the systems that run on top of it. What would a CCIE with 250 routers, 5000 switches, firewalls, IDS, and remote access servers have to do with "fixing shitty HP machines" or "a gaggle of retarded secretaries?" What you are describing is more of a systems administrator role, not network.
And yes, the network administrator should be fired or severely disciplined for allowing a 3rd-party connection to infect the network. However, there is no question that the systems administrator who is responsible for that Windows system should be fired.
Wow! I think you have your percentages off there. Either that or my going-on-5 year old is a little more advanced than the average bear. His probably looks like this:
20% Cute (or ugly to everyone other than owner) 5% Crying 10% Crayon ability 0% Getting daddy a beer 10% Getting daddy a Coke 0% Underfoot 30% Questions beginning with 'Why' 2% Screaming, running, and breaking. 23% Learning Discipline, Self Control, and Respect
But, that's probably because he's in Karate and they don't put up with all the Crying, Screamming, Running, and Breaking. He does have his occasional outburst when he doesn't want to go to bed at his bedtime (Oh My Gosh! You mean some parents today still enforce a bedtime!), but that's seldom.
Honestly, if the original recipe percentages were accurate, then that says a lot with regards to the current state of parenting.
This is nonsense. As the author of a work, you have the ability to license that work in any of a number of different contracts. I believe there are actually companies out there that license toolkits both under the GPL, and under more traditional commercial licenses. If you want to use the toolkit in a commercial application and not release your code, you'd have to pay the commercial license fee. If you just wanted to make GPL programs, then you are free to use the GPL license. Just because something is licensed under the GPL does NOT mean it has no value.
If they don't like that then jump back to maybe 2.3.51.
If they don't like that then continue on until they basically nail it down to one patch. With an average compressed patch size well below 1MB, it shouldn't take too long to re-write.
The cost is now up 200 million a copy, and before it goes into production, the F-22 might cost a quarter of a billion dollars FOR A SINGLE FIGHTER. No matter how rich a nation is, no Air Force in the world can afford to buy such fighters in effective quantities.
Give me a break. That's about $1 per citizen. I'd certainly support the government taking a few $'s out of the tax money I spend.
If you haven't seen a fascistic mindset, his post would be a prime example: Anything different cannot be tolerated and needs to be eliminated, Jews, Blacks, Gays, Muslims...
How you got that out of the post is beyond me. Nothing at all was said about "kill all the jews, blacks, gays, muslims." What WAS said was basically like "I want to be left alone and live my life without some fanatic coming over here and killing me, or attempting to, so that's what the military is good for." That is QUITE different.
Wow, that's kind of hard to follow. However, one correction is that IBM does not need to "gather all the developers in one court room." How would a court be able to hear testimony of all those people at one time? Can't be done. It is usually handled by depositions, which can be accomplished in a variety of ways (I believe). Usually only some of those deposed are actually called before the court to testify, and then they are done maybe a few a day at most. It's not like they run through tens of witnesses in one day...
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The amazing thing to me is that even when you stick to one vendor's implementation, let's take Sun's for an example, there are still tons of compatability issues with different versions. One application requires 1.3.1_09 or something, another requires 1.4.2_whatever, and the 1.3 app won't work with the 1.4 app. So Sun has control over the reference, and over the implementation, and they STILL don't have a solid track record.
To (mis)quote the UN Secretary General, the UN is a Bananna Republic. The whole world was led on a humongous propaganda stint funded by the Oil For Food program, and the UN is totally responsible. It is an inept institution that is corrupt to its very core.
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So then you're against freedom of speach. Great.
Give me a break. I travel a lot. And while I have a wife who always knows where I'm going and would certainly notice if my plane crashed, she might not know right away. She doesn't sit in front of the TV all day, and it could be a day or two before she even knew of the plane crash. I'd want her to get notified as soon as possible. And think of all those unmarried people who travel and don't have constant contact with their parents or friends. I can think of several people at my work that are in that situation. Their parents may go weeks before finding out.
We install Vocera VoIP badges in hospitals, and have had nothing but success. Granted it's not "standard" VoIP, as it uses it's own proprietary protocol, but it does have the geek appeal of having badges that look like Star Trek communicators. It also has group functionality, so that a nurse can call for the closest doctor available. Now, this wouldn't be for the general public, to have a Vocera badge that they can take anywhere and have it work, but it does well in business environments where you can have a badge instead of a phone sitting on your desk.
How did this get a rating of 5, Informative? How can Otter be "confident" that people behind "talk on the boards" have no idea of the lending terms? The terms are right on the SEC's web site. How can you be an interested party and NOT be aware of the lending terms? Someone may rate this comment as -1 Flamebait, but Otter's post at best is Overrated.
In case you didn't know. I tried to get the source from Cisco but ran into a lot of hassle.
You should be using CNAMEs
Who the hell listens to French music anyway? The French?
Uh, I RTFA, but apparently you didn't RTFA that I did. How you can come to that conclusion is beyond me.
Yes, you are a troll. Mono does not imply one in the legalistic sense. There can be a monopoly and yet "choices." I'd suggest you read some history.
Hmm, I used to be a member of the ovforum (it's free) which is a list/group dedicated around HP's OpenView products. A member posted a while back about a type of event/syslog analyzer that he wrote in Perl. You may want to check the archives. I think it was a three letter word starting with a P. Possible PEC, for Perl Event Correlator, or something like that.
How do you know he is white?
You are not describing what a "network administrator" logically means. Yes, it is the typical usage of the term, but it is not accurate. A network administrator is responsible for administering the network, not the systems that run on top of it. What would a CCIE with 250 routers, 5000 switches, firewalls, IDS, and remote access servers have to do with "fixing shitty HP machines" or "a gaggle of retarded secretaries?" What you are describing is more of a systems administrator role, not network.
And yes, the network administrator should be fired or severely disciplined for allowing a 3rd-party connection to infect the network. However, there is no question that the systems administrator who is responsible for that Windows system should be fired.
Wow! I think you have your percentages off there. Either that or my going-on-5 year old is a little more advanced than the average bear. His probably looks like this:
20% Cute (or ugly to everyone other than owner)
5% Crying
10% Crayon ability
0% Getting daddy a beer
10% Getting daddy a Coke
0% Underfoot
30% Questions beginning with 'Why'
2% Screaming, running, and breaking.
23% Learning Discipline, Self Control, and Respect
But, that's probably because he's in Karate and they don't put up with all the Crying, Screamming, Running, and Breaking. He does have his occasional outburst when he doesn't want to go to bed at his bedtime (Oh My Gosh! You mean some parents today still enforce a bedtime!), but that's seldom.
Honestly, if the original recipe percentages were accurate, then that says a lot with regards to the current state of parenting.
This is nonsense. As the author of a work, you have the ability to license that work in any of a number of different contracts. I believe there are actually companies out there that license toolkits both under the GPL, and under more traditional commercial licenses. If you want to use the toolkit in a commercial application and not release your code, you'd have to pay the commercial license fee. If you just wanted to make GPL programs, then you are free to use the GPL license. Just because something is licensed under the GPL does NOT mean it has no value.
I think the solution is to run 2.3.99-pre9.
If they don't like that then jump back to maybe 2.3.51.
If they don't like that then continue on until they basically nail it down to one patch. With an average compressed patch size well below 1MB, it shouldn't take too long to re-write.
Give me a break. That's about $1 per citizen. I'd certainly support the government taking a few $'s out of the tax money I spend.
How you got that out of the post is beyond me. Nothing at all was said about "kill all the jews, blacks, gays, muslims." What WAS said was basically like "I want to be left alone and live my life without some fanatic coming over here and killing me, or attempting to, so that's what the military is good for." That is QUITE different.
Why is it necessary to fundamentally change the situation? My son is more important than any other kids because he is my son. Duh.
If you are going to be a pinko liberal, then the word is "sophisticated" not civilized.
Oh I don't know. AT&T actually did send me a check for $75 once for switching to them. A real, honest to God check, not some credit or some other BS.
Wow, that's kind of hard to follow. However, one correction is that IBM does not need to "gather all the developers in one court room." How would a court be able to hear testimony of all those people at one time? Can't be done. It is usually handled by depositions, which can be accomplished in a variety of ways (I believe). Usually only some of those deposed are actually called before the court to testify, and then they are done maybe a few a day at most. It's not like they run through tens of witnesses in one day...