There is currently alot of work to be done, if you have btrfs mounts at the moment in F15 then you system hangs a few seconds after restoring from a suspend.
I work in a computer science group in a hospital, we constantly run ins like this with the IT group and we would deal with an issue like this by saying a straight out no. We manage our own servers, if IT screw them up then our systems are up the creek and we get shouted at. It is worth pointing out that we try to keep as upfront as possible with IT about ongoing projects that will directly influence their infrastructure i.e firewall etc.
I totally agree, unfortunately i administer a few centOS boxes at work. This will be bought up and i will argue for moving to a more open community distro which is a shame because i quite like centOS - however if it can not be relied upon like that it just looks bad.
I agree totally, the package manager on openSUSE 10.3 was the reason i switched to ubuntu, i found it utterly horrible to use over my network - i much prefer apt-get and synaptic.
On a different note however i would say that i found the installer really good on 10.3, i don't know what the new one is like though.
A guy i work with who is one of the key members of our IT team refuses to use the address bar. for instance he will google wikipedia instead of using his address bar.
I personally see this as an increadable whaste of time for something you know the address off... maybe hes just trying to slack a little but isn't very good at it...
"Is one that only allows copyrights to be owned by people, not corporations."
As much as i agree with the sentiment of this it would be useless in a large majority of environemtns. For instance study and research at univercitys requires that any major developments are owned by the uni in order to fund future research.
As far as diagnosis gose he would almost certainly have died either way. An alpha source used as a poison will kill medical diagnosis from an alpha source of radiation will have to come from a tissue sample as opposed to being diagnosed "from the outside" this indicates to me that there has been a tisue sample analysis since his death.
As per usual with the release of a new console we are going to see a huge price hike in the first few months... who can be that desperate to get there hands on the system they are willing to pay a few multiples of its actual value.
It will come out internationally before long so we won't have to wait to long and lets face it the games shipping at lunch will not be the ones remembered on the system.
There is currently alot of work to be done, if you have btrfs mounts at the moment in F15 then you system hangs a few seconds after restoring from a suspend.
I work in a computer science group in a hospital, we constantly run ins like this with the IT group and we would deal with an issue like this by saying a straight out no. We manage our own servers, if IT screw them up then our systems are up the creek and we get shouted at. It is worth pointing out that we try to keep as upfront as possible with IT about ongoing projects that will directly influence their infrastructure i.e firewall etc.
Here is the Twitter account of Lloyds TSB (A British Bank) https://twitter.com/LloydsTSBOnline/ - it does seem to be the only one though.
WHAT?! So Diana wasn't murdered by Prince Phillip?!
I totally agree, unfortunately i administer a few centOS boxes at work. This will be bought up and i will argue for moving to a more open community distro which is a shame because i quite like centOS - however if it can not be relied upon like that it just looks bad.
Windows 7 beta needs IE (and therefore windows) to download, so looks like no virtual machine for me.
Full unix certification - apple managed it and came up with quite a respectable OS.
I agree totally, the package manager on openSUSE 10.3 was the reason i switched to ubuntu, i found it utterly horrible to use over my network - i much prefer apt-get and synaptic. On a different note however i would say that i found the installer really good on 10.3, i don't know what the new one is like though.
RTFA - Radiohead are now out of contract with their label, once they have covered all the server and bandwidth overheads all the profits are theres.
Ok how many people actually want one of those.... so just me then...
A guy i work with who is one of the key members of our IT team refuses to use the address bar. for instance he will google wikipedia instead of using his address bar. I personally see this as an increadable whaste of time for something you know the address off... maybe hes just trying to slack a little but isn't very good at it...
MS pays $50,000-a-hack the Spamers pay $60,000-a-hack. In any case the spammers will cough up more for the code.
"Is one that only allows copyrights to be owned by people, not corporations." As much as i agree with the sentiment of this it would be useless in a large majority of environemtns. For instance study and research at univercitys requires that any major developments are owned by the uni in order to fund future research.
As far as diagnosis gose he would almost certainly have died either way. An alpha source used as a poison will kill medical diagnosis from an alpha source of radiation will have to come from a tissue sample as opposed to being diagnosed "from the outside" this indicates to me that there has been a tisue sample analysis since his death.
As per usual with the release of a new console we are going to see a huge price hike in the first few months... who can be that desperate to get there hands on the system they are willing to pay a few multiples of its actual value. It will come out internationally before long so we won't have to wait to long and lets face it the games shipping at lunch will not be the ones remembered on the system.