It comes up fine. I run dozens of CentOS servers. Ogo itself just doesn't work (and by not work, I mean, clicks on simple menu items result in constant errors indicating serious installation or initialization problems).
A calendar server could just use an existing LDAP or SQL database for identity.I don't need a fancy document storage groupware server to share calendars. The client obviously needs email access, but that doesn't need to be integrated. My email server of course uses the existing LDAP server.
Oh, one more -- it desn't need to try to replace other things, such as email servers, etc..
Yeah that's my big issue. The only working (or at least theoretically working) open source calendar servers are not calendar servers, they're "groupware" servers. My email server works fine, thanks. So does my LDAP server.
Oh, and I say theoretically, because maybe someone somewhere has OpenGroupware working, but it sure isn't me. Even the self-contained demo images don't work, let alone trying to install and configure the pig.
The founding fathers were willing to go to war over something like a 1% tax. They lived in an age where it would be impossible to imagine paying 25% taxes, let alone the 60% that is now common in the OECD. Virtually no one had that much surplus wealth; only the exploitation of free energy on a large scale, in the form of fossil fuels, enable that sort of excess now.
That's probably an element, but a larger aspect is that America used to be a place that built and exported things. Many, many people prospered doing so, and that wealth trickled out to the rest. Unfortunately, you used up most of the natural resources that made that possible, so nowadays you import a lot more than you export (especially oil), and the things that you do export a lot of, arms and food, see most of their profits flow into only a few hands due to ridiculous subsidies and kickback schemes.
Wealth is generated by actually making useful things, not by trading haircuts and lawsuits in a "service economy" and driving 40 miles to Walmart to buy made-in-China crap to fill up 6000 sq ft Mcmansions. For the last 10 years you've managed to cover up the ill effects of that transition by borrowing trillions of dollars at low interest rates in order to keep importing all that stuff, but now that the housing bubble that made that possible has popped, the leverage to continue doing so has disappeared. The fact that oil is more than 8 times more expensive now than it was 10 years ago, and most other commodities are also rising, isn't helping.
Unfunded social programs to the tune of half a million dollars per person, on top of tens of trillions of real dollar debt, are the reason Americans are no longer prospering. Erosions of rights is a merely a side effect of that, as your government moves to offset the problems that will be occurring as this plays out.
I'm 37. The only times I have ever needed a lawyer are when I need to protect myself from other lawyers. I'm pretty sure most people would say the same.
Stop fooling yourself that your job is so important. Most societies function just fine with a tiny percentage of the lawyers currently infesting America.
Canada's socialized health care does not include dental. Unless you're on welfare, then we hand out everything, but that's only like 7 or 8% of the population.
Well, most miners will die younger than, say, desk workers. But coal miners also face Black Lung, which has to be worse than anything in a uranium mine.
The volume of fuel is considerably smaller, for starters. And coal mines are inherently dangerous; methane tends to be found in and around coal deposits, which is both flammable and tends to displace oxygen.
The politicians can't even agree that C02 is a problem. I don't imagine the big bag of cash would even have to be very big to get them to ignore it for coal's sake.
OK, as an environmentalist who is in favour of keeping industrial society around, please advise which baseload power generation technology should be being built right now to expand North American power generation. Please keep in mind that all the good hydro sites already have dams on them.
Americans just like to kill each other. In such circumstances, allowing non-criminals to have guns makes sense, since the criminals already have them and, as you just admitted, no gun control laws will change that.
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It comes up fine. I run dozens of CentOS servers. Ogo itself just doesn't work (and by not work, I mean, clicks on simple menu items result in constant errors indicating serious installation or initialization problems).
A calendar server could just use an existing LDAP or SQL database for identity.I don't need a fancy document storage groupware server to share calendars. The client obviously needs email access, but that doesn't need to be integrated. My email server of course uses the existing LDAP server.
Oh, one more -- it desn't need to try to replace other things, such as email servers, etc..
Yeah that's my big issue. The only working (or at least theoretically working) open source calendar servers are not calendar servers, they're "groupware" servers. My email server works fine, thanks. So does my LDAP server.
Oh, and I say theoretically, because maybe someone somewhere has OpenGroupware working, but it sure isn't me. Even the self-contained demo images don't work, let alone trying to install and configure the pig.
I'm sure if Microsoft ever allows outside software to properly interoperate with Exchange, that will happen. But they don't.
Shocking, I know.
The founding fathers were willing to go to war over something like a 1% tax. They lived in an age where it would be impossible to imagine paying 25% taxes, let alone the 60% that is now common in the OECD. Virtually no one had that much surplus wealth; only the exploitation of free energy on a large scale, in the form of fossil fuels, enable that sort of excess now.
That's probably an element, but a larger aspect is that America used to be a place that built and exported things. Many, many people prospered doing so, and that wealth trickled out to the rest. Unfortunately, you used up most of the natural resources that made that possible, so nowadays you import a lot more than you export (especially oil), and the things that you do export a lot of, arms and food, see most of their profits flow into only a few hands due to ridiculous subsidies and kickback schemes.
Wealth is generated by actually making useful things, not by trading haircuts and lawsuits in a "service economy" and driving 40 miles to Walmart to buy made-in-China crap to fill up 6000 sq ft Mcmansions. For the last 10 years you've managed to cover up the ill effects of that transition by borrowing trillions of dollars at low interest rates in order to keep importing all that stuff, but now that the housing bubble that made that possible has popped, the leverage to continue doing so has disappeared. The fact that oil is more than 8 times more expensive now than it was 10 years ago, and most other commodities are also rising, isn't helping.
Unfunded social programs to the tune of half a million dollars per person, on top of tens of trillions of real dollar debt, are the reason Americans are no longer prospering. Erosions of rights is a merely a side effect of that, as your government moves to offset the problems that will be occurring as this plays out.
Well, it has the EJB and the JAAS and the JACC and the JAF and the JMS and the JMX and the JNDI and the JTA and the JTS and the .. errr
Simply put, past maybe the poverty limit, more money doesn't make one more honest.
Why cut off at the poverty line? There are plenty of poor, honest people, too. You don't need to excuse criminality just because someone is poor.
You can when you subpoena their bank records and find the payments.
You know, police work, etc.
To put it simply, water vapor tends to track the global climate rather than set it
... so does CO2.
Historically speaking
I'm 37. The only times I have ever needed a lawyer are when I need to protect myself from other lawyers. I'm pretty sure most people would say the same.
Stop fooling yourself that your job is so important. Most societies function just fine with a tiny percentage of the lawyers currently infesting America.
Canada's socialized health care does not include dental. Unless you're on welfare, then we hand out everything, but that's only like 7 or 8% of the population.
look for pure-ftpd. You can have virtual users in databases or whatever. It's also written very securely.
My post was anti-gun control, in case that wasn't obvious.
Well, most miners will die younger than, say, desk workers. But coal miners also face Black Lung, which has to be worse than anything in a uranium mine.
The volume of fuel is considerably smaller, for starters. And coal mines are inherently dangerous; methane tends to be found in and around coal deposits, which is both flammable and tends to displace oxygen.
That's a pretty common misconception. I suggest you watch http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9050474362583451279&hl=en-CA
The politicians can't even agree that C02 is a problem. I don't imagine the big bag of cash would even have to be very big to get them to ignore it for coal's sake.
OK, as an environmentalist who is in favour of keeping industrial society around, please advise which baseload power generation technology should be being built right now to expand North American power generation. Please keep in mind that all the good hydro sites already have dams on them.
He must mean billion. I think the UK calls billions trillions or something.
Americans just like to kill each other. In such circumstances, allowing non-criminals to have guns makes sense, since the criminals already have them and, as you just admitted, no gun control laws will change that.
Ask the South.
Yeah, but not the cash that Microsoft paid them to go after Linux.
Since when can cops assault you without placing you under arrest?
Oh, is that why you're there? I thought it was WMD? Or was it 9/11? Oh, wait, maybe it was oil ... err no, that can't be it.