Damn, even my Nokia phone takes better pictures than that, and they are not all that good.
They do seem to have the same thing in common, fuzzy edges while the center of the picture seems to be fairly sharp.
Anyone know why that is?
I sure as hell would hate to replace our 200 Linux servers at our co-lo with Windows servers. These days they get a visit about once every month for installing a new server and maybe removing a defective SAN disk.
I don't know which battery there was in my first Ericsson GSM phone, but when charging it, it would somtimes empty the battery first before starting to charging it.
And I guess it will be running Windows.
Why is it that they(windows people) likes to mix their machines. "a storage server AND a workstation". I guess that they can live with limited/less uptime.
Reminds me of a former job I had, where the W2K notes server / mail gateway also was CD-burner and the database server also was the admins internet downloading machine and just a few times it went wrong, and it needed to be rebooted.
I've got a $25000 mail server
Yes, but would you want to replace that server and all the others with a budget server?
I mean, the people that bitch about the hardware is to expensive, are the ones that would not understand that you have to bring the entire server down to replace a harddrive. and who's "spare/family time" is going to be allocated for the job?:)
However for a near-line backup system it could work, or any other system where you can afford it to have downtime during business hours.
Besides from that, they seem to fall between 2 chairs here, whats with the geforce card for a storage server.
Hey, even people that plans/performs "upgrades" from Linux to MS needs a testing enviroment.:) And what better is there than virtual PC to run that Linux server and the 4 MS servers that will replace it.
Even those are tame by US standards.
Yes and thank you for that, I would not call American campaings enlightning nor insightful.
I don't get why Americans put up with the crap, I mean they are all the way down to calling each other names and just one step away from a (poor/bad)fist fight.
Well that is what one get with free(not speech) news sources, specially websites. For proper news, one still have to buy a newspaper. Sadly many people today thinks that the quality of the product are the same, free or pay. They should try picking up a newspaper and see that there are different angles on each news story, and the world might be a bit different from what they thought.
Just make sure all of them are from network solutions. Because a lot of scammers like to send you mails like that to, only their "renewal" page does does not review anything.
I have even got snail mail from companies where their name and paper looks like network solutions, only it's not.
so be careful.
Personally the popups push it over the limit for me.
I know there is no such thing as a free lunch and that banners ads can't even pay the bandwidth bills. And so, I have always acceptet ads on webpates. Of course if the noise/signal level changed and the message drowns I often choose not to visit that site again.
Still, after surfing for an hour, there's about 20 popup windows that I need to close and many people are annoyed by this.
So talking about ways to avoid popups were not limited to porn surfing but everyday use of the internet and the issue and seeking help of how to avoid it could now be done without hinting your surfing habbits. This have turned more attention to ad blocking programs and utilites, and I think that once people get enough of pop-ups, they might choose a program that will block ads all together.
Personally I have found that Google tools is the best solution for me, works great and the price is right. I have not found any payware that has better functionality in the matter of blocking popups. Just make sure to read the notice from Google before choosing your installation.
For the unlucky people that still are on dialups, the webdesigns of today really tests your patience, and if I were on dial up, I would look for any options to speed up my line, and eliminating ads, by installing a blocker would be worth my while.
My Nokia has a function where to select visibility where you can choose "visible" or "hidden". mine is always on hidden, and my paired devices still can connect.
Over a period of 4 days, I got 2000+ virus mails from a dsl user in Norway, it would have been very annoing if it wasn't because the virus faked the from field, and my mail server rejected it due to the wrong domain of the sender.
Anyway, the ended shutting down their line at some point, and I guess that people with less strict configured mail servers got really annoyed.
And when you have 300 machines, you are really fucked, thank you Redhat.
I can understanding dropping the older versions but killing even RH9 now. assholes. I want my money back for almost half a year of update licenses for all those machines.
I figured that the reason tv shows only made fun of other shows on their own network was to avoid getting sued.
Anyway, Fox "news" can't be accused for providing balanced news. It should be clear to anyone with half a brain that it is no more than a combination of infotainment and goverment provoganda.
"They are not afraid to tell the truth, that everything is just fine", to quote Simpsons.
It became painfully clear under the war in Iraq where they often choose not to cover different events that would provide the viewer with the information they needed to be able to form their own opinion. An example could be how the little victories were told over and over again but the defeats and losses not mentioned with one word. It seemed embarrasing and akward in these sattelite times where one just had to turn to other channels (even BBC) and the shortcomings of Fox "news" became clear.
One could go as far as saying that those who use the logo have proven that they are not hackers.
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since I have a Audiotron and most, if not all, local radio stations are on the web. So instead of getting a radio for my livingroom, I got the Audiotron. And I must say that you really learn about the quality(or lack of) your internet provider when using it. Very annoiying to have just a 30 sec drop every hour, which it turned out that I had.
Also during the last power black-out, I found my old battery powered radio(and imagine, the battery worked) and I was nice to hear what was going on. My first thought when it went black was to turn on the tv and see what was going on. 8-) The cell phone network I was on died after 5 hours. and so the old radio was the only way for me to know what was going on. I did find one cellphone connection working when going to the top of the building, I could browse the news sites using GPRS and Opera on my Nokia. But still, the radio still was the only reliable/proper functionen source of information.
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Damn, even my Nokia phone takes better pictures than that, and they are not all that good.
They do seem to have the same thing in common, fuzzy edges while the center of the picture seems to be fairly sharp.
Anyone know why that is?
it is a good thing that IBM can afford justice but I guess that Microsoft is stuffing a lot of help down SCO's back pocket.
(I don't wear a tinfoil hat, it's a plot to make you wear them and become trackable!)
I sure as hell would hate to replace our 200 Linux servers at our co-lo with Windows servers. These days they get a visit about once every month for installing a new server and maybe removing a defective SAN disk.
I don't know which battery there was in my first Ericsson GSM phone, but when charging it, it would somtimes empty the battery first before starting to charging it.
Tell that to Novell.
NetWare forever!
And I guess it will be running Windows.
Why is it that they(windows people) likes to mix their machines. "a storage server AND a workstation". I guess that they can live with limited/less uptime.
Reminds me of a former job I had, where the W2K notes server / mail gateway also was CD-burner and the database server also was the admins internet downloading machine and just a few times it went wrong, and it needed to be rebooted.
I've got a $25000 mail server
:)
Yes, but would you want to replace that server and all the others with a budget server?
I mean, the people that bitch about the hardware is to expensive, are the ones that would not understand that you have to bring the entire server down to replace a harddrive. and who's "spare/family time" is going to be allocated for the job?
However for a near-line backup system it could work, or any other system where you can afford it to have downtime during business hours.
Besides from that, they seem to fall between 2 chairs here, whats with the geforce card for a storage server.
Hey, even people that plans/performs "upgrades" from Linux to MS needs a testing enviroment. :) And what better is there than virtual PC to run that Linux server and the 4 MS servers that will replace it.
Even those are tame by US standards.
Yes and thank you for that, I would not call American campaings enlightning nor insightful.
I don't get why Americans put up with the crap, I mean they are all the way down to calling each other names and just one step away from a (poor/bad)fist fight.
I have the MSI 5900 ultra and it makes less noise than my GF3 TI500.
Well that is what one get with free(not speech) news sources, specially websites. For proper news, one still have to buy a newspaper. Sadly many people today thinks that the quality of the product are the same, free or pay. They should try picking up a newspaper and see that there are different angles on each news story, and the world might be a bit different from what they thought.
Just make sure all of them are from network solutions. Because a lot of scammers like to send you mails like that to, only their "renewal" page does does not review anything.
I have even got snail mail from companies where their name and paper looks like network solutions, only it's not.
so be careful.
Yes but I believe that there was only one major asshole.
damn, those had to be some rough code reviews before uploading it.
Personally the popups push it over the limit for me.
I know there is no such thing as a free lunch and that banners ads can't even pay the bandwidth bills. And so, I have always acceptet ads on webpates. Of course if the noise/signal level changed and the message drowns I often choose not to visit that site again.
Still, after surfing for an hour, there's about 20 popup windows that I need to close and many people are annoyed by this.
So talking about ways to avoid popups were not limited to porn surfing but everyday use of the internet and the issue and seeking help of how to avoid it could now be done without hinting your surfing habbits. This have turned more attention to ad blocking programs and utilites, and I think that once people get enough of pop-ups, they might choose a program that will block ads all together.
Personally I have found that Google tools is the best solution for me, works great and the price is right. I have not found any payware that has better functionality in the matter of blocking popups. Just make sure to read the notice from Google before choosing your installation.
For the unlucky people that still are on dialups, the webdesigns of today really tests your patience, and if I were on dial up, I would look for any options to speed up my line, and eliminating ads, by installing a blocker would be worth my while.
My Nokia has a function where to select visibility where you can choose "visible" or "hidden". mine is always on hidden, and my paired devices still can connect.
ah, had forgotten about that one, thanks for reminding me! Those were the days.
Over a period of 4 days, I got 2000+ virus mails from a dsl user in Norway, it would have been very annoing if it wasn't because the virus faked the from field, and my mail server rejected it due to the wrong domain of the sender.
Anyway, the ended shutting down their line at some point, and I guess that people with less strict configured mail servers got really annoyed.
And when you have 300 machines, you are really fucked, thank you Redhat. I can understanding dropping the older versions but killing even RH9 now. assholes. I want my money back for almost half a year of update licenses for all those machines.
yes but no doubt this has been in the works for years, so I guess it sould be less of a surprise for those into space stuff.
me too. I have to remember that one.
I haven't looked though the information there yet, but it seems like it could be usefull.
for most people. ;)
Have a nice weekend.
I figured that the reason tv shows only made fun of other shows on their own network was to avoid getting sued.
Anyway, Fox "news" can't be accused for providing balanced news. It should be clear to anyone with half a brain that it is no more than a combination of infotainment and goverment provoganda.
"They are not afraid to tell the truth, that everything is just fine", to quote Simpsons.
It became painfully clear under the war in Iraq where they often choose not to cover different events that would provide the viewer with the information they needed to be able to form their own opinion. An example could be how the little victories were told over and over again but the defeats and losses not mentioned with one word.
It seemed embarrasing and akward in these sattelite times where one just had to turn to other channels (even BBC) and the shortcomings of Fox "news" became clear.
One could go as far as saying that those who use the logo have proven that they are not hackers.
since I have a Audiotron and most, if not all, local radio stations are on the web. So instead of getting a radio for my livingroom, I got the Audiotron. And I must say that you really learn about the quality(or lack of) your internet provider when using it. Very annoiying to have just a 30 sec drop every hour, which it turned out that I had.
Also during the last power black-out, I found my old battery powered radio(and imagine, the battery worked) and I was nice to hear what was going on. My first thought when it went black was to turn on the tv and see what was going on. 8-) The cell phone network I was on died after 5 hours. and so the old radio was the only way for me to know what was going on. I did find one cellphone connection working when going to the top of the building, I could browse the news sites using GPRS and Opera on my Nokia.
But still, the radio still was the only reliable/proper functionen source of information.