Its sad to me that sooo much research military-related. Yes, the Internet was done by [D]ARPA. I wish we could focus that energy into something besides ways of snooping on people then shooting hellfire missles at them. How about an X-Prize for vaccuming robots instead.
In Canada they have always been called ABMs (Automatic Banking Machines) as they are not actually tellers. Or maybe its so they don't piss of the tellers (and their unions?).
Webmail services (like mail.yahoo.com) are like this in a way. I also have a website setup for myself that I can only access (password protected). I store some commonly used files, etc.
A while ago a told a colleague that PNG was the best format for loss-less graphics (not photos) and we should use PNG for an application. After all that the textbook line. But then he sent me a JPEG with the quality turn to max and it looked perfect and was way smaller than PNG. Do the textbooks have it all wrong?
Er, it's control-H (^M) not control-D (^D) that erases. Control-D is eof. Get outa your GUI!
Sendmail is NOT a good guide for elegance!
You need to slowly begin rewriting it into something more sane. Like Java.
That would be nice but what about the POTS interconnect?
Any can't the programs just go in C:\Program Files ;-)
Didn't they buy, then sell SoftImage?
Its sad to me that sooo much research military-related. Yes, the Internet was done by [D]ARPA. I wish we could focus that energy into something besides ways of snooping on people then shooting hellfire missles at them. How about an X-Prize for vaccuming robots instead.
Regular HTML:
<img src=logo.gif width=10 height=10>
XHTML:
<img src="logo.gif" width="10" height="10">
I hate those extra quotes. Why is this progress!?
For example:
ScotiaBank ABM locator
In Canada they have always been called ABMs (Automatic Banking Machines) as they are not actually tellers. Or maybe its so they don't piss of the tellers (and their unions?).
And I am definitely going to check out this store.
Just too bad its isn't on the College St. computer store ghetto.
If it's a visualization tool... where are the screenshots?!
Then you can say "The States" but there's this country called "The United States Of Mexico"
(Estados Unidos Mexicanos).
According to a recent U.N. report Canada is the 4th best place to live, above the USA.
There are better filesystems than ext3:
XFS, JFS, ReiserFS.
Don't just complain --- write something.
gconf == regedit
Fer sure. I company can use say: all IM should use XMPP and our server. Problem solved.
I agree. Jabber is a terrific protocol and server.
Miranda is the best Jabber client I have used (for Windows), GAIM for Linux.
I file trading is peer-to-peer (decentralized) how can some central "authority" know what's going on?
I am surprised nobody mentioned the RedHat system-config-* programs.
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s ystem-config-languagem -config-networkm -config-network-druid t em-config-soundcardo nfig-users
system-config-authentication
system-config-dat
system-config-display
system-config-keyboard
system-config-mouse
syste
system-config-network-cmd
syste
system-config-rootpassword
system-config-samba
system-config-services
sys
system-config-time
system-c
They are nice and easy and work on the real
config files -- usually.
Formerly redhat-config-*
Well all know GiB is correct but -- really.
Why can't we just agree that GB means GiB.
Hey, you never know.
Maybe the 32bit code is slower on a 64bit system... it would be good to know.
> The interview Bush wouldn't like you to hear [indymedia.org]
Well, I listened to the interview.
Its nothing special... just dum-dum and trying (poorly) to justify his stupid policies.
Webmail services (like mail.yahoo.com) are like this in a way. I also have a website setup for myself that I can only access (password protected). I store some commonly used files, etc.
A while ago a told a colleague that PNG was the best format for loss-less graphics (not photos) and we should use PNG for an application.
After all that the textbook line.
But then he sent me a JPEG with the quality turn to max and it looked perfect and was way smaller than PNG. Do the textbooks have it all wrong?