How about QT from trolltech, its a great set of C++ libs, that is built with a solid OO base. Its under the GPL of course and you can create GUI's for Win,Linux,OSX,IRIX,Solaris, yada,yada,yada. Great tool.
If a CA landing is not possible, then go to backup plan number 3, White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico. Last time they did this was 1982, and it was the Columbia orbiter.
How about some CD's (or wallet CD's) that have open source software on it. You can get them started with the OpenCD, then Damn Small Linux, then maybe Knoppix. Try demo'ing them.
They had to release now after they found out that XP SP2 was being delays. If Intel waits for Win64 they'll be out of business.
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Working for a company that builds Patriot Missile simulations I can't agree more. Average speed of TBM's coming in are in excess of 1.5 km/s. Some of these come in from so high that the Patriot radar cannot pick them up in time, its possible that the ground impact point was behind the patriots and the incoming scud was coming in to steep to be tracked locally. Also if you consider closing speeds of two missiles coming at each thats some pretty decent calculattion work being done.
As far as fiction writing goes Brown's books are getting better and better, A & D and TDVC are his later books and most people enjoy them (myself included) besides he's not writing specifically for the 1.2% of us who are geeks and willing to fight over his choice of words for describing public key encryption. He's growing as a writer his books are getting better.
BTW anybody read Holdy Blook Holy Grail? It reads like a history book but is interesting.
A good choice might be Media Temple http://www.mediatemple.net.
They offer plenty of goodies including MySQL, PHP, Flash, e-mail & aliasing, SSH login, and web-based control of all services, even page editing. Service has been reliable and quick with me. Check it out.
How about a Linux Journal subscription? A year of geekiness in print would be ideal! Or for the behind the times geek how about 8 years of Linux Journal back issues on a searchable CD? http://store.linuxjournal.com/Merchant2/merchant.m v
Funny how that when Windows or Mac OS brought in that same feature 4 or 5 years ago....
Hah! Like when MS was boasting about their advanced idea for WIN2K, better "security" provided by a login authenticater, only things that *nix have been doing since nearly their inception.
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Same here, can't get to the sites either, blocked by websense.
Lets see how would we do this with Linux... Go to your laptop, ssh -X wicked@mylaptop.net, ooffice2 &. Voila!
"Who needs rented friends when you can have rented enemies?" -Monty from Tiny Toons
How about QT from trolltech, its a great set of C++ libs, that is built with a solid OO base. Its under the GPL of course and you can create GUI's for Win,Linux,OSX,IRIX,Solaris, yada,yada,yada. Great tool.
If a CA landing is not possible, then go to backup plan number 3, White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico. Last time they did this was 1982, and it was the Columbia orbiter.
Thats not a water covered planet, its...... a space station!
How about some CD's (or wallet CD's) that have open source software on it. You can get them started with the OpenCD, then Damn Small Linux, then maybe Knoppix. Try demo'ing them.
Ryan Stiles on the Drew Carey Show, commenting on their "new" Buzz beer recipe - "Coffee flavored beer , I feel like I have to pee already!"
Could it be that we will see Apple jump on the Itanium bandwagon? OSX on an I2? What could it mean for the MSFT -vs- Apple fiasco?
Do you mean apples on x86? I'm so confused...
Did you know that 90% of statistics are made up?
Living in a border town, just wanted to give you a heads up, there is such a thing as an S-Mart in Mexico. Its more Safeway than K-Mart or Sears.
Its all in the user, net tools (i.e. ettercap) don't kill networks, people kill networks.
They had to release now after they found out that XP SP2 was being delays. If Intel waits for Win64 they'll be out of business.
Working for a company that builds Patriot Missile simulations I can't agree more. Average speed of TBM's coming in are in excess of 1.5 km/s. Some of these come in from so high that the Patriot radar cannot pick them up in time, its possible that the ground impact point was behind the patriots and the incoming scud was coming in to steep to be tracked locally. Also if you consider closing speeds of two missiles coming at each thats some pretty decent calculattion work being done.
I do not like green egss and HAM, I do not like them... Dr. Seuss had it right all along.
As far as fiction writing goes Brown's books are getting better and better, A & D and TDVC are his later books and most people enjoy them (myself included) besides he's not writing specifically for the 1.2% of us who are geeks and willing to fight over his choice of words for describing public key encryption. He's growing as a writer his books are getting better. BTW anybody read Holdy Blook Holy Grail? It reads like a history book but is interesting.
A good choice might be Media Temple http://www.mediatemple.net. They offer plenty of goodies including MySQL, PHP, Flash, e-mail & aliasing, SSH login, and web-based control of all services, even page editing. Service has been reliable and quick with me. Check it out.
How about a Linux Journal subscription? A year of geekiness in print would be ideal! Or for the behind the times geek how about 8 years of Linux Journal back issues on a searchable CD? http://store.linuxjournal.com/Merchant2/merchant.m v
Funny how that when Windows or Mac OS brought in that same feature 4 or 5 years ago.... Hah! Like when MS was boasting about their advanced idea for WIN2K, better "security" provided by a login authenticater, only things that *nix have been doing since nearly their inception. Mark