Everything else is listed as either working or not tested. Of course, it could have been a mfg. of one of the working devices who just didn't want to get Linux support calls.
In an ecommerce transaction with purchaser in state A, web server in state B, order database in the Cayman Islands, shipper in Mexico from company with headquarters in state C, where did the sale take place? How do you know whether its an interstate sale? For extra credit, if I order a Toyota at my local dealership that will be shipped from Japan, is that an out-of-state sale?
"What I'd like to ask slashdot readers is for a good way to measure drive quality other than throwing down chicken bones and looking at them or reading tea leaves? "
The drive quality from Maxtor, Seagate and WD are all much better than the cheap PC packaging they go into. Drive failures are caused by too many Gs and too high a temperature. Drive shuttles in high-end RAID storage also worry about vibration. We used to shock mount drives in Unix workstations. These days, most drives are bolted directly to a metal case. Every shock to the case is carried directly to the drives and causes the heads to smack against the platters. I also don't see many fans forcing airflow over the drive bays so the drives get a bit toasty.
Kind of depends on who you think are the domestic enemies of democracy, doesn't it?
If we believe that we can defeat terrorism by reducing privacy, maybe the first place we should open up is the nation's largest employer, and no, it isn't Walmart. Perhaps if we had greater openness on the part of this group, it would lead to a stronger democracy and less terrorism. Isn't democracy defined as public understanding and participation in government?
I think the Patriot Act would be fine if it worked both ways. I should be able to find out what my representatives are doing the same way they can with me. What deals are they making with the energy lobby? What deals are they outsourcing on no-bid contracts? Surely if giving up privacy makes us safer you have no problems with that.
Good software has tested installation on systems running NAV, etc. and tell the user to turn them off if necessary. If you didn't do that then it IS your problem. A little prevention can save you a lot of calls. And, yes, I do customer support for a living.
Wouldn't the simple way to do this be to take the indexes of a few of publications in a given field and process them into a list? You aren't looking for definitions or anything, just correctly spelled words.
For a set of test users, sendmail can duplicate messages using the aliases file. Give each of those users two destinations. There may be a way to wildcard all users, but I'm a sendmail novice of only 5 years.
I've had Juno's free email since they started their dialup service. Even tho you get the Juno ads, they do a pretty good job of blocking other spam. I have even bought things from the Juno ads, so they have made money from having me as a customer. Its a better service than Yahoo.
Windows XP Home Edition Eligibility according to MS
Windows 3.1 - NO Any Evaluation Version - NO Any Server Version - NO Windows 95 - NO Windows 98/Windows 98 SE - YES Windows Me - YES Windows NT 3.51 - NO Windows NT 4.0 - NO Windows 2000 Professional - NO Windows XP Professional - NO
*** IMPORTANT NOTE ***
The decoding functions provided in LAME use the mpglib decoding engine which
is under the GPL. They may not be used by any program not released under the
GPL unless you obtain such permission from the MPG123 project (www.mpg123.de).
Patent applications are public information. Open source in this case means anyone can generate energy, not just the utilities. Nothing to do with "free".
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Here are some actual examples of poor grammar that a grammar-checker might help:
"We look forward to hearing your vision, so we can more better do our job. That's what I'm telling you."
"The best place for the facts to be done is by somebody who's spending time investigating it."
"It means your own money would grow better than that which the government can make it grow. And that's important."
"Rarely is the questioned asked: Is our children learning?"
- Digianswer chipset
- Sphinx PICO Plug dongle
Everything else is listed as either working or not tested. Of course, it could have been a mfg. of one of the working devices who just didn't want to get Linux support calls.In an ecommerce transaction with purchaser in state A, web server in state B, order database in the Cayman Islands, shipper in Mexico from company with headquarters in state C, where did the sale take place? How do you know whether its an interstate sale? For extra credit, if I order a Toyota at my local dealership that will be shipped from Japan, is that an out-of-state sale?
"What I'd like to ask slashdot readers is for a good way to measure drive quality other than throwing down chicken bones and looking at them or reading tea leaves? "
The drive quality from Maxtor, Seagate and WD are all much better than the cheap PC packaging they go into. Drive failures are caused by too many Gs and too high a temperature. Drive shuttles in high-end RAID storage also worry about vibration. We used to shock mount drives in Unix workstations. These days, most drives are bolted directly to a metal case. Every shock to the case is carried directly to the drives and causes the heads to smack against the platters. I also don't see many fans forcing airflow over the drive bays so the drives get a bit toasty.
Kind of depends on who you think are the domestic enemies of democracy, doesn't it?
If we believe that we can defeat terrorism by reducing privacy, maybe the first place we should open up is the nation's largest employer, and no, it isn't Walmart. Perhaps if we had greater openness on the part of this group, it would lead to a stronger democracy and less terrorism. Isn't democracy defined as public understanding and participation in government?
I think the Patriot Act would be fine if it worked both ways. I should be able to find out what my representatives are doing the same way they can with me. What deals are they making with the energy lobby? What deals are they outsourcing on no-bid contracts? Surely if giving up privacy makes us safer you have no problems with that.
About 65,000
The point to remember with emacs is that when a user starts a sentence with "emacs lacks..." what they usually mean is "I haven't found..."
Today's tip:
^h h - how to say hello in many different languages.
lion worm
Good software has tested installation on systems running NAV, etc. and tell the user to turn them off if necessary. If you didn't do that then it IS your problem. A little prevention can save you a lot of calls. And, yes, I do customer support for a living.
Wouldn't the simple way to do this be to take the indexes of a few of publications in a given field and process them into a list? You aren't looking for definitions or anything, just correctly spelled words.
You're right. They should have let the highest moderated /. poster write their letter.
...
Dear n00b,
U have been pwned by Micro$oft.
What's wrong with Connector? Evo seems to work as well with Exchange servers as Outlook. I use meetings/calendar all the time.
For a set of test users, sendmail can duplicate messages using the aliases file. Give each of those users two destinations. There may be a way to wildcard all users, but I'm a sendmail novice of only 5 years.
I've had Juno's free email since they started their dialup service. Even tho you get the Juno ads, they do a pretty good job of blocking other spam. I have even bought things from the Juno ads, so they have made money from having me as a customer. Its a better service than Yahoo.
"Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity."
$99 is the UPGRADE price
Windows XP Home Edition Eligibility according to MS
Windows 3.1 - NO
Any Evaluation Version - NO
Any Server Version - NO
Windows 95 - NO
Windows 98/Windows 98 SE - YES
Windows Me - YES
Windows NT 3.51 - NO
Windows NT 4.0 - NO
Windows 2000 Professional - NO
Windows XP Professional - NO
All well and good? I downloaded Service Pack 2 and looked at it:
strings -n 5 Update071105.exe |more
1.2.1
deflate 1.2.1 Copyright 1995-2003 Jean-loup Gailly
Then I went and took a look at the zlib site http://www.zlib.net/
"zlib 1.2.3
July 18, 2005
Version 1.2.3 eliminates potential security vulnerabilities in zlib 1.2.1 and 1.2.2, so all users of those versions should upgrade immediately."
Sounds like Sony needs to trot back and have a whole nother look at those "security concerns"
Can I use LAME in my commercial program?
*** IMPORTANT NOTE ***
The decoding functions provided in LAME use the mpglib decoding engine which is under the GPL. They may not be used by any program not released under the GPL unless you obtain such permission from the MPG123 project (www.mpg123.de).
"On a per-turbine basis, cell phone towers kill more birds."
I would think so.
Patent applications are public information. Open source in this case means anyone can generate energy, not just the utilities. Nothing to do with "free".
Are you running ATA disks? Its crashing here unless I turn off DMA.
You aren't an employee. As a contractor, you make whatever you agree to. Personally, I'm going to give up making shoes for Nike and do this full time.
Don't be rediculous. Nobody walks to the library. Everyone drives their SUV or minivan. The oil companies are behind this whole thing, mark my words.
%7C = vertical bar, so that's one weird cookie:
"CA|NA||||||||||"