Not in Australia. They'll do deals. You won't get a free phone, but you won't pay full price. I've seen it and Telstra, of all people, made a decent deal for a replacement unit.
The URL contains an FQDN. Maybe you should ask your question without trying to use the wrong abbreviations. It's not in their own domain, correct. I'm still stumped by companies needing to have Facebook pages. Why can't they just have a web site like everyone else?
So Mongoose says they'll put out a game called Wayfarer using RuneQuest rules. Someone points out that there's a game called Wayfarers. So they changed the name to... Legend. Now we have two Legends. Maybe they should rename one to Firebird.
The latest one we've got is a complaint that we didn't tell them about a proxy change. "Why am I blocked from downloading?" Read the page that comes up and it will tell you that it's downloading and virus checking. Click the link at the bottom that says 'Download file' and you'll get the file.
Well, why haven't you taken this to management? I've asked my customers to do this in the past. "Sorry, we're locked down but if you can get management to loosen up, we'll be happy to sort it out."
2 TB costs us about $1000 all up. I guess you're pretty expensive.
Yeah, developers. The ones I've got right now. We managed to convince them to use version control. Issue tracking is being discussed. They're still too busy for ANY documentation.
For us, point 1 is the problem. We're not allowed to tell the users anything. Communications is choked down because other staff were spamming everyone with BS. Rather than smacking down the problems, we now have to filter all communications through management.
You see that mostly when discussing storage. "I can buy xTB drives for $100 so why can't I keep all of my kitten emails on the mail server?" Don't get me started on Dropbox/ It's a great service, but it violates all kinds of statutory requirements.
Agreed. I'd also mention the Canon Ixus series. Easy to carry, easy to keep charged and easy to start taking shots when the mood strikes. Taking lots of shots is probably the key. Trial and error with lighting as well as learning composition. I've seen too many technically excellent photos that had no life in them.
Do that with an Optiplex 790 and a 4m VGA cable and yes, you get crap output. Use the cheap, thin, short Dell supplied cable and everything is right again.
Funny story. I went looking for instructions on how to make nitroglycerine when I was a kid. Not in the Encyclopedia Britanica but the Childrens Britanica had it. (Not a recipe but enough description to cause trouble if I could be bothered.)
They're working on JIT compilers though. Not sure when they'll be ready. It will allow the local machine to optimize the byte-code for local conditions.
Microsoft JScript JVM anyone? I can see 'tweaks' to this JVM happening a lot. Then it's write once, test everywhere you can find, pray. Anything web guys can mess with...
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Does that forward SMS? I've only ever seen calls forwarded.
My brother has one from Commonwealth. He spends a lot of time outside mobile coverage but with 'net access. (At least when the generator is running.)
Or tell you about it.
What makes Wt unique is its approach: widgets. You develop web applications like you were developing desktop applications.
Just like ASP.NET. It was designed to be web dev for VB programmers.
Yeah, because tourists / foreign travellers are the most likely people to buy a hot phone in a pub.
Not in Australia. They'll do deals. You won't get a free phone, but you won't pay full price. I've seen it and Telstra, of all people, made a decent deal for a replacement unit.
The URL contains an FQDN. Maybe you should ask your question without trying to use the wrong abbreviations. It's not in their own domain, correct. I'm still stumped by companies needing to have Facebook pages. Why can't they just have a web site like everyone else?
Actually, the 700 claims prior to this one indicate that McDonalds knew about and should have dealt with it.
Yes, if Craftsman has already settled ~700 claims for damage and knows all about this situation.
So Mongoose says they'll put out a game called Wayfarer using RuneQuest rules. Someone points out that there's a game called Wayfarers. So they changed the name to... Legend. Now we have two Legends. Maybe they should rename one to Firebird.
Only if you don't know the difference between disk and storage. I quoted the second. You're stuck on the first.
You keep saying 'should'. I used to be like you until the first time someone needed something back from a scratch drive that wasn't backed up.
The latest one we've got is a complaint that we didn't tell them about a proxy change. "Why am I blocked from downloading?" Read the page that comes up and it will tell you that it's downloading and virus checking. Click the link at the bottom that says 'Download file' and you'll get the file.
Well, why haven't you taken this to management? I've asked my customers to do this in the past. "Sorry, we're locked down but if you can get management to loosen up, we'll be happy to sort it out."
2 TB costs us about $1000 all up. I guess you're pretty expensive.
Yeah, developers. The ones I've got right now. We managed to convince them to use version control. Issue tracking is being discussed. They're still too busy for ANY documentation.
For us, point 1 is the problem. We're not allowed to tell the users anything. Communications is choked down because other staff were spamming everyone with BS. Rather than smacking down the problems, we now have to filter all communications through management.
You see that mostly when discussing storage. "I can buy xTB drives for $100 so why can't I keep all of my kitten emails on the mail server?" Don't get me started on Dropbox/ It's a great service, but it violates all kinds of statutory requirements.
Agreed. I'd also mention the Canon Ixus series. Easy to carry, easy to keep charged and easy to start taking shots when the mood strikes. Taking lots of shots is probably the key. Trial and error with lighting as well as learning composition. I've seen too many technically excellent photos that had no life in them.
Do that with an Optiplex 790 and a 4m VGA cable and yes, you get crap output. Use the cheap, thin, short Dell supplied cable and everything is right again.
Funny story. I went looking for instructions on how to make nitroglycerine when I was a kid. Not in the Encyclopedia Britanica but the Childrens Britanica had it. (Not a recipe but enough description to cause trouble if I could be bothered.)
More like writing a Python interpreter in Perl. It'll work, but you'll feel a little dirty afterwards.
Just run it inside VMWare or Virtual PC and you won't have any problems.
They're working on JIT compilers though. Not sure when they'll be ready. It will allow the local machine to optimize the byte-code for local conditions.
Microsoft JScript JVM anyone? I can see 'tweaks' to this JVM happening a lot. Then it's write once, test everywhere you can find, pray. Anything web guys can mess with...
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