This is like patching a broken chain link fence with a paper bag. Why would I trust a company that's know for buggy code, to all of a sudden produce something that works to protect their own buggy code? Other companies have been making good anti-spyware products for a while, so I think I'll pass on this one.
Yet another "toolbar" on my dad's computer. Half his IE window is already gone with toolbars, and little weather reporting and spyware killing doodads. It's a wonder the computer still runs. Then again . . .
The PC version of the football game (with Vick on the cover, the title slips me 4 a second) allows you to update rosters from the web. The code is already there, it's just a marketing/logistical decision to enable it on the console at this point.
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Commercial license is NOT required for in-house (written and distributed) app running on one server. If we replicate to another server for web access, then we would need a commercial license.
Many small office I.T. managers may now breathe a small sigh of relief, or begin investigating http://www.postgresql.org/
Oh, and I don't know if you noticed, but the kind of people who shop at Wal-Mart are the dregs of society. It pulls in about the same clientele as strip clubs and pawn shops. That's not wanted in our town.
Great insight, Mr. Free Pron! Pot calling kettle black, maybe??
Glad I'm not the ONLY one to go through that experience!!
Uhh . . . What's that dark stuff in my VEGGIE salad?
Oh, that's 'insert unintelligible name here'
Yeah, and what IS that?
Oh! It's roast pork.
It's good to see these two being merged. I love Linux, but it seems as if some people need to see a common desktop, for them to feel like Linux has arrived.
BTW: FP!
Huddle in your living room like a frightened cat. Throw rocks at any neigbours who come by to investigate. Sell your car on ebay for $40. Chances are, when the 'authorities' are done with you, the only traffic you'll be facing is the cafeteria line at the funny farm.
True, true.
I don't know what people have against plumbers and electricians. They can pull in some LOOT, and if they're doing an honest job, GOD BLESS EM!!
Once again, this is why we have distributed systems. Yes, Southern New Mexico would't really like to have a huge 'solar farm' south of Ruidoso, but 20 to 50 smaller installations around the country might work just fine. That way, too, one bomb or Atta-Muhammad won't take out the US power supply with one fell swooooop/bang.
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I assume you're joking about the envelope-licking, but one incentive to go paperless is that it reduces their costs, which means they'll be capable of charging you less.
Doesn't mean they'll actually charge less, will it?
Didn't think so.
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This is like patching a broken chain link fence with a paper bag. Why would I trust a company that's know for buggy code, to all of a sudden produce something that works to protect their own buggy code? Other companies have been making good anti-spyware products for a while, so I think I'll pass on this one.
Yet another "toolbar" on my dad's computer. Half his IE window is already gone with toolbars, and little weather reporting and spyware killing doodads. It's a wonder the computer still runs. Then again . . .
First I Read Slashdot Thoroughly.
Pretty Obvious Sign of Trouble.
Hint, read the BOLD characters.
The PC version of the football game (with Vick on the cover, the title slips me 4 a second) allows you to update rosters from the web. The code is already there, it's just a marketing/logistical decision to enable it on the console at this point.
Commercial license is NOT required for in-house (written and distributed) app running on one server. If we replicate to another server for web access, then we would need a commercial license.
Many small office I.T. managers may now breathe a small sigh of relief, or begin investigating http://www.postgresql.org/
Mod me down if you want, but most people won't realize that "terrorism" was just the excuse used to shaft the American People.
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The goal is power, my friend, and the way they get more is to take it away from you, me and Joe Six Pack, one .
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deal about "First Post", anyway?
Can you just see it now? "Dude, your pants are on fire! Dude! DOOOD!"
Oh, and I don't know if you noticed, but the kind of people who shop at Wal-Mart are the dregs of society. It pulls in about the same clientele as strip clubs and pawn shops. That's not wanted in our town.
Great insight, Mr. Free Pron! Pot calling kettle black, maybe??
Glad I'm not the ONLY one to go through that experience!! Uhh . . . What's that dark stuff in my VEGGIE salad? Oh, that's 'insert unintelligible name here' Yeah, and what IS that? Oh! It's roast pork.
It's good to see these two being merged. I love Linux, but it seems as if some people need to see a common desktop, for them to feel like Linux has arrived. BTW: FP!
Problem solved. No need to thank me.
True, true. I don't know what people have against plumbers and electricians. They can pull in some LOOT, and if they're doing an honest job, GOD BLESS EM!!
Maybe Dell ordered it from their Romanian Ebay Suppliers.
The website is really busy right now, but you can try Michaels' Computers. I heard the deals are almost too good to be true!
I believe the point is that he was going to be here anyway, so he might as well pick one up while he was here.
Use 89 octane or above to avoid excessive 'pinging'.
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Sorry
This is great and everything, but who in the world is Natalie H. Gritts?
Once again, this is why we have distributed systems. Yes, Southern New Mexico would't really like to have a huge 'solar farm' south of Ruidoso, but 20 to 50 smaller installations around the country might work just fine. That way, too, one bomb or Atta-Muhammad won't take out the US power supply with one fell swooooop/bang.
I assume you're joking about the envelope-licking, but one incentive to go paperless is that it reduces their costs, which means they'll be capable of charging you less.
Doesn't mean they'll actually charge less, will it?
Didn't think so.