Uh, multi-table update in EM? Uh, not only is that a difficult task to accomplish, it's unnecessary. DBA's use Query Analyzer for that sorta stuff. Use EM for schema changes, not ad-hoc queries.
EM's good for building tables, mediocre for stored procs, fantastic for building views, constraints, triggers, indexes, etc.
The right tool for the right job. If you use EM to run ad-hoc queries, you're using the wrong tool buddy.
The MySQL tool looks pretty darn swanky though.
ROFLMAO it's now to the point where the FreeBSD camp makes fun of the stupid comments made elsewhere. FreeBSD is not dying, and anyone in Slashdot who says it is is probably just making fun of those who've said that.
That's silly. the contract you sign likely has a clause that states that they have the right to modify the AUP as they see fit from time to time.
Nice eh, a contract with variable terms. I wonder if they can write into the contract that they have the right to come into your home any time they see fit to examine your cable connection under that premise.
In vancouver where I'm at, our cable ISP seems to only target its customers in areas where DSL isn't present. I happen to live in one of those areas. Gotta love monopolies!
We all know these are a fake pictures, probably taken in the grand canyon. That way NASA can get increased government funding without having to send a craft to mars.
It's all a scam people! Don't believe it! Man never walked on the moon, and we've never sent a craft to Mars! It's all a scam!!!
=D
Yeah. Great idea. That way you'll get links to epinions, a dozen epinions clones, amazon. Maybe by the second page you'll find an actually useful review.
I stopped using Yahoo search around the time the X10 pop-ups started. Granted their model was pretty hot though....
Out of principle alone, I'll never use Yahoo again. I'd bet that's really what drove most users away. Who really cares what search engine they use? Most ppl use google anyway.
Unless your running Linux in a VM or something, I really don't think you have much to fear about Microsoft blocking Linux somehow, unless they fart around with the MBR, or alter the NTFS standard or update the SMB protocol to make it lack backwards compatibility.
In which of the last two cases, I'm sure there would be a patch provided withing hours anyway within the open source community.
IANAL, but I don't see anything here, but how is this an advanced fee scheme? I mean, in order for it to be an advanced fee scheme, you need to pay them, not them paying you Doesn't sound like the same thing at all.
Don't know about where you're from, but in Vancouver, BC, small claims court has a $10,000 limit. Looks like "The People's Court" has a $3,000 limit. Still gets you most of your money.
Slashdot Mirror
Uh, multi-table update in EM? Uh, not only is that a difficult task to accomplish, it's unnecessary. DBA's use Query Analyzer for that sorta stuff. Use EM for schema changes, not ad-hoc queries. EM's good for building tables, mediocre for stored procs, fantastic for building views, constraints, triggers, indexes, etc. The right tool for the right job. If you use EM to run ad-hoc queries, you're using the wrong tool buddy. The MySQL tool looks pretty darn swanky though.
ROFLMAO it's now to the point where the FreeBSD camp makes fun of the stupid comments made elsewhere. FreeBSD is not dying, and anyone in Slashdot who says it is is probably just making fun of those who've said that.
My Goodness! The dad from My Big Fat Greek Wedding (Kosta) is posting on Slashdot! Wholly! Tell me a word... Any Word... I bet you it come from Greek!
WTF Troll??? I was making fun of the accusations during the 1960's!
That's silly. the contract you sign likely has a clause that states that they have the right to modify the AUP as they see fit from time to time.
Nice eh, a contract with variable terms. I wonder if they can write into the contract that they have the right to come into your home any time they see fit to examine your cable connection under that premise.
In vancouver where I'm at, our cable ISP seems to only target its customers in areas where DSL isn't present. I happen to live in one of those areas. Gotta love monopolies!
International Bank accounts. Same as the Nigerians use in Taipei.
We all know these are a fake pictures, probably taken in the grand canyon. That way NASA can get increased government funding without having to send a craft to mars. It's all a scam people! Don't believe it! Man never walked on the moon, and we've never sent a craft to Mars! It's all a scam!!! =D
Yeah. Great idea. That way you'll get links to epinions, a dozen epinions clones, amazon. Maybe by the second page you'll find an actually useful review.
I stopped using Yahoo search around the time the X10 pop-ups started. Granted their model was pretty hot though.... Out of principle alone, I'll never use Yahoo again. I'd bet that's really what drove most users away. Who really cares what search engine they use? Most ppl use google anyway.
Unless your running Linux in a VM or something, I really don't think you have much to fear about Microsoft blocking Linux somehow, unless they fart around with the MBR, or alter the NTFS standard or update the SMB protocol to make it lack backwards compatibility. In which of the last two cases, I'm sure there would be a patch provided withing hours anyway within the open source community.
IANAL, but I don't see anything here, but how is this an advanced fee scheme? I mean, in order for it to be an advanced fee scheme, you need to pay them, not them paying you Doesn't sound like the same thing at all. Don't know about where you're from, but in Vancouver, BC, small claims court has a $10,000 limit. Looks like "The People's Court" has a $3,000 limit. Still gets you most of your money.
That's absurd. It's like saying Linux is dead when Linus Torvalds stops development on the it...
Now if only they could get the ports working in 5.2 so we can actually USE it....