Does Mozilla, or any other browser support opening windows on an alternative desktop tab in like KDE? open anything beyond the main window on an alternative desktop.
A server room perhaps, they are generally kept very clean.
However, it usually sits next to a room full of cables, and the telco plant. This is flammable. Look at the pictures, very heavy black smoke, so this is very likely.
An old cable plant has lots of PVC and other cables that are not fire resistant the way modern Teflon is, and that will still burn, if it is hot enough.
Given that the last couple of big movies, the pirate copy was made with a cam-corder.
Given that having people distribute home made movies is legal, and in fact, something that should be encouraged.
Making said movie in a movie theater while a film is showing, THAT isn't legal, but I don't see a technological solution to where people point their cameras
I'll agree here, and point out that disaster recovery is probably the best place to start. Given that a NOC almost by definition is always doing disaster recovery, if not yours, then someone else.
A huge part of disaster planning is organizational, and planning, and documentation of the business practices, which will also apply to you.
If you draw up a plan for every class of disaster you and your clients may have, then the lawyers will have something to work for.
Rather than suspending the account, an account in a billing dispute should return the temporary condition of "disk full", for which a standard MTA will back off and retry.
Since the condition of being out of space, or some other transient condition, isn't un-common, it won't be viewed as a problem, like this case was.
And semi-intelligent MTA's can notify the sender, that their email is being delayed, so that they can check via alternative means like voice. An ISP that notified the intended receipient would be great, and best done once when the account is flipped to "temporarily unavailable".
A problem that is resolved in a few hours would be transparent to the end users, other than the delay.
Then buy at Circuit City, and get an extended warranty.
A higher priced drive isn't that much more reliable, someone may just be willing to pick up additional replacement costs, pad it, and pass it on to you.
The drive is still going to fail in 14-18 months, and your still gonna lose your data, you just have the ability to send it back for a refurb unit.
Mid week, MS says "No need for encryption" in our video recorder.
Why do I have this feeling that Friday's story will be how the movie companies are throwing money Microsoft's way, and that MS now thinks that encrypting the video isn't so bad after all.
Call me cynical, but this sounds like MS trying to get leverage on the movie industry, rather than helping the consumer.
Take a look at AOL-TW deal, and how many tens of Billions they had to write off due to the loss of the goodwill in the merger.
It sounds like a lot of money to us mere mortals, but in the board room, you are talking Billions each quarter, so that gets lost in the noise (cough, cost of doing business).
A pair of Athlons (or whatever they are called these days) using their hypertransport, to give huge memory bandwidth, and put firewire, serial ata, and all the ports on board.
This meshes with the graphics and video themes that Apple is popular with, and gives them a path to 64bits via sledgehammer. And it would make a fair server, if it fit in a 1u case.
All the hi tech is in the design, human power is the only thing allowed on the ship itself.
Each crew contains a pair of strong armed men to run the winches.
They are rich boys, let them have their fun. The competition has bred some innovation in the boats and their design, proving the ol' adage that racing improves the breed. Which is something the business world needs to keep in mind.
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A kidney is worth how much?
Does Mozilla, or any other browser support opening windows on an alternative desktop tab in like KDE? open anything beyond the main window on an alternative desktop.
The market for PC is soft, and probably will be for a while. Most people now have an fast enough PC.
On the other hand, the market for embedded devices is still thriving, as everying seems to have a processor embedded in it.
Yeah, the embedded market isn't as sexy as the processor market, but there is huge volume potential.
A server room perhaps, they are generally kept very clean.
However, it usually sits next to a room full of cables, and the telco plant. This is flammable. Look at the pictures, very heavy black smoke, so this is very likely.
An old cable plant has lots of PVC and other cables that are not fire resistant the way modern Teflon is, and that will still burn, if it is hot enough.
Given that the last couple of big movies, the pirate copy was made with a cam-corder.
Given that having people distribute home made movies is legal, and in fact, something that should be encouraged.
Making said movie in a movie theater while a film is showing, THAT isn't legal, but I don't see a technological solution to where people point their cameras
Or more to the point, until Microsoft is held responsible.
Some script kiddie will be thrown in jail for life in the case of a big security breach, before any blame gets cast in Microsoft's direction.
They have been successful in the past at dodging the blame for exploits, passing the buck elsewhere.
The CNet article pointed out that the chip draws 17 watts, similar to a notebook chip. That isn't the whole story, but it helps.
I'll agree here, and point out that disaster recovery is probably the best place to start. Given that a NOC almost by definition is always doing disaster recovery, if not yours, then someone else.
A huge part of disaster planning is organizational, and planning, and documentation of the business practices, which will also apply to you.
If you draw up a plan for every class of disaster you and your clients may have, then the lawyers will have something to work for.
Rather than suspending the account, an account in a billing dispute should return the temporary condition of "disk full", for which a standard MTA will back off and retry.
Since the condition of being out of space, or some other transient condition, isn't un-common, it won't be viewed as a problem, like this case was.
And semi-intelligent MTA's can notify the sender, that their email is being delayed, so that they can check via alternative means like voice. An ISP that notified the intended receipient would be great, and best done once when the account is flipped to "temporarily unavailable".
A problem that is resolved in a few hours would be transparent to the end users, other than the delay.
There was an article a couple of weeks ago, on how SETI was going to use a new antenna, with much broader range to gather the raw data.
To date, only a small fraction of the sky has been searched, this development was going to increase that tremendously.
Then buy at Circuit City, and get an extended warranty.
A higher priced drive isn't that much more reliable, someone may just be willing to pick up additional replacement costs, pad it, and pass it on to you.
The drive is still going to fail in 14-18 months, and your still gonna lose your data, you just have the ability to send it back for a refurb unit.
For Apple, I'd say large image processing, and video editing.
The key is going to be HUGE memory support when Apple comes out with it, 16Gb or more.
Notification, when the site hits like 80% of usage would be great as well.
Beginning of the week, MS says "security costs $"
Mid week, MS says "No need for encryption" in our video recorder.
Why do I have this feeling that Friday's story will be how the movie companies are throwing money Microsoft's way, and that MS now thinks that encrypting the video isn't so bad after all.
Call me cynical, but this sounds like MS trying to get leverage on the movie industry, rather than helping the consumer.
Now that the bandwidth is available, these same engineers are now working on porn and MP3 players for the drill bits to suck that up.
Take a look at AOL-TW deal, and how many tens of Billions they had to write off due to the loss of the goodwill in the merger.
It sounds like a lot of money to us mere mortals, but in the board room, you are talking Billions each quarter, so that gets lost in the noise (cough, cost of doing business).
Don't delete anything, till it has been backed up. You do back up your data, right?
The GPL is a source of contention.
MS doesn't have a problem with the BSD license, because it allows for incorporation into proprietary applications, like the TCPIP code in Windows.
Yeah?
I tried installing RC3, and it wouldn't install a single program, always giving me a library dependancy problem.
Yeah, gcc was the program I wanted to install, but nothing else (games) worked either.
I don't understand how I can download what seems like everything in the world on the cd images, and not get a set that works.
A pair of Athlons (or whatever they are called these days) using their hypertransport, to give huge memory bandwidth, and put firewire, serial ata, and all the ports on board.
This meshes with the graphics and video themes that Apple is popular with, and gives them a path to 64bits via sledgehammer. And it would make a fair server, if it fit in a 1u case.
Uber monster sim program, with a city full of residents, each run by a thread.
Chicago to Macinac Island Michigan.
A couple of day race, in classes, so yachts of almost any size can compete.
All the hi tech is in the design, human power is the only thing allowed on the ship itself.
Each crew contains a pair of strong armed men to run the winches.
They are rich boys, let them have their fun. The competition has bred some innovation in the boats and their design, proving the ol' adage that racing improves the breed. Which is something the business world needs to keep in mind.
Batteries are only good for a certain number of charging cycles, and/or other limits based on the various technologies.
Go to a battery place, there are such things now, and bring your old battery in for recycling, and take back a new one.
Far better ecologically than discarding and replacing.
Timothy stories on weekends. Nuff said.