...so my phone can't vibrate... ...and it is the businessman's phone... a Communicator... ...and if you don't like it... ...don't invite me to a meeting...
...and I was afraid that I was the only one with that feeling... btw. do our relatives have any chances in court (against/.) if we die of a heart attack when we read/. ??
You know that thing invented on the request of the US military... DARPA NET i think they've called it... for connecting different kinds of computers with eachother...
...but quite expensive 80mm 110v fans for prof. sound app., they are usually twice as thick as a usual PC fan but the noise level is far lover than any fan you usually buy for a PC...
Prosa is of course the computerworkers union... ...and the story is from Danish Compterworld Online... ...and wait, there are more... now there is a denial from Microsoft Denmark too...
(2005.02.15@14:10 UTC+1) Socialdemokratiet (the 2nd. biggest party in Denmark, in opposition) and Prosa (comuterworkers union) went out and said that they will not cooperate in any way (they will not support the Patent Directive) if this story is true...
btw. Didn't Nixon denie any knowledge of Watergate ?
...Børsen tried to get a comment from pm. Anders Fogh Rasmussen before printing the article... it took him 12 hours to remember what mr. Gates "didn't" tell him...
There is one issue here : EU requires MS to deliver a RME edition... but EU do not require that OEM's sell PC's with RME. Several OEM's have allready said that they will not sell PC's with RME.
I've got one of these... plays CD, DVD, DivX... records on internal HD (80 GB) in several qualities... have a 100 Mbit ethernet... recives webradio... etc. etc. ...and it is a Linux... boot time is ca. 30 sek... Remote is as complex as one for a normal VCR... NTP client and FTP server has also been included... Upgrades of system may be freely downloaded...
...are usually facing in the wrong direction... they should be blowing in the case (except the one in the PSU)... there are two advantages : you get a cooler PC and a more silent PC (this was btw. implemented in some DEC cases). ...and use good silent fans (f.x. Papst)... they move lot of air without the noise...
I think I've seen it used on some IBM and DEC chips long time ago...
DEC used btw. a real fancy way to mount a cooler to the ALPHA chip... 2 M6 (or was it M8) bolts was integrated in the chip...
You bastard !;-)
Look at the mess you are responsible for... all those MSCE books are now all over the place... and all this just to proove that you're RIGHT... ...and that my brain need a memory upgrade...
I guess I'm getting to old to blindly trust my memory...
When I prepared for my MCSE in 1998 there was not much about TCP/IP in the books... it was only consideret for large networks and only if access to the Internet was an issue... small, non routed, networks should run NetBeui and large should run IPX. Arguments againts TCP/IP were : complicated, slow and large code. The only reason (which i can imagine) OS/2 got TCP/IP must be that IBM wanted it for access to AIX... btw. afaik the whole networking part of OS/2 wad made by IBM.
they first delivered their own TCP/IP with NT4... in W95 it was only ment for access to the Internet. Even NT4 assumed that one would use NetBEUI as network protocol.
For LAN you could use IPX but it wouldn't help if you needed access to the Internet...
Back then M$ was not interested in the Internet... BG's own words...
"Bill Gates is trying to maximize shareholder wealth. When you find an honest publicly traded company let me know"
This sounds like a excellent plot for a new game... or a reality show...
They do not exist longer...
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...so my phone can't vibrate...
...and it is the businessman's phone... a Communicator...
...and if you don't like it...
...don't invite me to a meeting...
It's so simple, so very simple...
...look then at the IBM OpenServer 710 or 720...
If it doesn't have the sticker I'll make one for you...
...and I was afraid that I was the only one with that feeling... /.) if we die of a heart attack when we read /. ??
btw. do our relatives have any chances in court (against
You know that thing invented on the request of the US military... DARPA NET i think they've called it... for connecting different kinds of computers with eachother...
...but quite expensive 80mm 110v fans for prof. sound app., they are usually twice as thick as a usual PC fan but the noise level is far lover than any fan you usually buy for a PC...
Prosa is of course the computerworkers union...
...and the story is from Danish Compterworld Online...
...and wait, there are more... now there is a denial from Microsoft Denmark too...
(2005.02.15@14:10 UTC+1)
Socialdemokratiet (the 2nd. biggest party in Denmark, in opposition) and Prosa (comuterworkers union) went out and said that they will not cooperate in any way (they will not support the Patent Directive) if this story is true...
btw. Didn't Nixon denie any knowledge of Watergate ?
...Børsen tried to get a comment from pm. Anders Fogh Rasmussen before printing the article... it took him 12 hours to remember what mr. Gates "didn't" tell him...
There is one issue here : EU requires MS to deliver a RME edition... but EU do not require that OEM's sell PC's with RME. Several OEM's have allready said that they will not sell PC's with RME.
...you forgot 2K3, 9x and ME :-D
I've got one of these... plays CD, DVD, DivX... records on internal HD (80 GB) in several qualities...
...and it is a Linux... boot time is ca. 30 sek...
have a 100 Mbit ethernet... recives webradio... etc. etc.
Remote is as complex as one for a normal VCR...
NTP client and FTP server has also been included...
Upgrades of system may be freely downloaded...
...I've searched everywhere and I can't find it... I'm interested in the Linux version of this fantastic browser...
Real good explanation can be found on IBM.com... search for mqseries.
...are usually facing in the wrong direction... they should be blowing in the case (except the one in the PSU)... there are two advantages : you get a cooler PC and a more silent PC (this was btw. implemented in some DEC cases).
...and use good silent fans (f.x. Papst)... they move lot of air without the noise...
I think I've seen it used on some IBM and DEC chips long time ago...
DEC used btw. a real fancy way to mount a cooler to the ALPHA chip... 2 M6 (or was it M8) bolts was integrated in the chip...
...IBM and HP used this too...
Nope... but I know that a IPX to IP proxy existed...
I've never met anyone who used it, so I assumed that the fun was quite painfull...
not be a replacement (f.x. not run on port 25)
not be backward compatible (pointless)
have sender verification (we want to be sure that the sender IS in fact the sender)
support encryption on at least 256 bit level (as an option)
be a binary protocol and not text-based (let's get rid of all those encoding issues)
be free (as in NOT patented and without royalties)
support RBL's
...anyone interested in developing this ?
I can't, I don't have the time and knowledge...
You bastard ! ;-)
...and that my brain need a memory upgrade...
Look at the mess you are responsible for... all those MSCE books are now all over the place... and all this just to proove that you're RIGHT...
I guess I'm getting to old to blindly trust my memory...
When I prepared for my MCSE in 1998 there was not much about TCP/IP in the books... it was only consideret for large networks and only if access to the Internet was an issue... small, non routed, networks should run NetBeui and large should run IPX. Arguments againts TCP/IP were : complicated, slow and large code. The only reason (which i can imagine) OS/2 got TCP/IP must be that IBM wanted it for access to AIX... btw. afaik the whole networking part of OS/2 wad made by IBM.
I don't think that "interoperability" is only ment as "open files from other apps". It is more likely OLE and ActiveX...
they first delivered their own TCP/IP with NT4... in W95 it was only ment for access to the Internet. Even NT4 assumed that one would use NetBEUI as network protocol.
For LAN you could use IPX but it wouldn't help if you needed access to the Internet...
Back then M$ was not interested in the Internet... BG's own words...
"Bill Gates is trying to maximize shareholder wealth. When you find an honest publicly traded company let me know"
This sounds like a excellent plot for a new game... or a reality show... They do not exist longer...
SHIT... and I can't use mine... ;-)
47/8000=0.005875 sorry...
Excuse moi... but my KCalc sez 13/1000=0.013 and 47/1000=0.047
...and NO I'm NOT a M$ fanatic...