I knew someone who worked for a bookstore for many years. Even since book 4, there have been lables on the boxes that the stores get that say "Don not open by blah blah midnight." Every year we opened the boxes just to see what happened. Also, I finished the books before they ever came out. Its nice have bookstore friends. Its also nice to know that "social engeneering notes" don't work on me.
Because my cable company charges $50 for standard Analogue cable, another $50 for digital, another $20 for HDTV and another $10 for the box....per month. Don't even get me started on internet and phone services form Time Warner. It is a hellish greedy cable company that is trying to turn CNN into an advertising agency.
I just installed a windows server running XAMPP (Has apache, mysql, php, perl and many more) at my office. We are gonna convert the Intranet IIS server over to it.
My school has two machines, a soda machine in the teachers lounge where pop is sold at cost, but you need a code to buy sida, and a Dasani Machine, the machine carryies only water and lemon water, also sold at cost.
98SE is possibly the only good MS OS since DOS. My old desktop that came preinstalled (no CD drive so no linux) with a little tweaking still runs very fast with modern apps.
>>Running a movie theatre is a low-margin business
This software is for live theatre. You know, the real kind, without all the special effects, just umm, whats the word....TALENT! Thats it!
>XP already contains a scripting host (so it's not "front end".. wow, big deal), it already contains Windows Messenger (video capable) and MS have released several different 64-bit OSes already. Windows also includes a local machine search engine already.
Apple Alreday had a scripting Host, now with a frontend...
iChat AV alreday had Video, better now
OS X was already 64bit Compliant...Better now.
Spotlight will be real-time updating Metadata and File name search, not the POS that XP uses.
I participate in First Lego League every year and it is really fun. You and your team builds a robot, programs it in "MindCode" or "RoboLab" and runs it against various challenges. If you are luck enough to live in a state that does A "Division 3" highschool special tournament, you can program in any language you like. It's fun
Ubuntu is no-longer a LiveCD distro anymore. It is mainly desktop. It still runs liveCD but most install it. It is big because it just works. I installed it on my machine in 30minutes and it detected all of my hardware, except for my sound card that even windows failed to detect. Also first non-BSD to get my vid card info on the first try. Try the new version.
Novell Does not want to be a home Distro. They want to keep the server market, and add Desktops that will connect to their servers. They want to have the whole office, not just the icebox.
Novell has something called LUM (linux user management), it allows linux users to login with their eDirectory usernames and such. Is that what you would like?
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The RPM's for apt are for the apt package manager. Not the .deb file format. I don't know about the deb's for RPM.
I knew someone who worked for a bookstore for many years. Even since book 4, there have been lables on the boxes that the stores get that say "Don not open by blah blah midnight." Every year we opened the boxes just to see what happened. Also, I finished the books before they ever came out. Its nice have bookstore friends. Its also nice to know that "social engeneering notes" don't work on me.
There is a GUI for repositiries. In synaptic go tools > respoitories > new > check universe and multiverse
Because my cable company charges $50 for standard Analogue cable, another $50 for digital, another $20 for HDTV and another $10 for the box....per month. Don't even get me started on internet and phone services form Time Warner. It is a hellish greedy cable company that is trying to turn CNN into an advertising agency.
I just installed a windows server running XAMPP (Has apache, mysql, php, perl and many more) at my office. We are gonna convert the Intranet IIS server over to it.
My school has two machines, a soda machine in the teachers lounge where pop is sold at cost, but you need a code to buy sida, and a Dasani Machine, the machine carryies only water and lemon water, also sold at cost.
98SE is possibly the only good MS OS since DOS. My old desktop that came preinstalled (no CD drive so no linux) with a little tweaking still runs very fast with modern apps.
I bought a PS2 for DVD...
>>Running a movie theatre is a low-margin business This software is for live theatre. You know, the real kind, without all the special effects, just umm, whats the word....TALENT! Thats it!
I downloaded and installed Firefox (an unsigned binary, I might add) from IE XP SP2.
They are working. I beta-tested NLD and it's getting there. It needs a NDS client, and apt but otherwise, they are close.
They still exist
>XP already contains a scripting host (so it's not "front end".. wow, big deal), it already contains Windows Messenger (video capable) and MS have released several different 64-bit OSes already. Windows also includes a local machine search engine already. Apple Alreday had a scripting Host, now with a frontend... iChat AV alreday had Video, better now OS X was already 64bit Compliant...Better now. Spotlight will be real-time updating Metadata and File name search, not the POS that XP uses.
I participate in First Lego League every year and it is really fun. You and your team builds a robot, programs it in "MindCode" or "RoboLab" and runs it against various challenges. If you are luck enough to live in a state that does A "Division 3" highschool special tournament, you can program in any language you like. It's fun
But therein lies the problem. You are using html, which no-one correctly renders everything.
Flash block loads the file, just stops it from playing. No bandwidth saved.
Ubuntu is no-longer a LiveCD distro anymore. It is mainly desktop. It still runs liveCD but most install it. It is big because it just works. I installed it on my machine in 30minutes and it detected all of my hardware, except for my sound card that even windows failed to detect. Also first non-BSD to get my vid card info on the first try. Try the new version.
We have cooler room, we have lock...
Freeshell.org offers a dialup service for (IIRC) $13. You also get free web space, shell access, and many more.
Allocation of tax dollars
My God, will they ever stop?!?!?!?!? *TIME MACHINE TO 11:59 PM* Windows LongHorn, Re-Named Windows NeverHappeining-Whore
Novell Does not want to be a home Distro. They want to keep the server market, and add Desktops that will connect to their servers. They want to have the whole office, not just the icebox.
Go Public Radio. Minnesota now has a public all music all the time station called "The Current". Check out mpr.org
Novell has something called LUM (linux user management), it allows linux users to login with their eDirectory usernames and such. Is that what you would like?
Novell eDirectory comes with Active Directory plugins...