Indeed I did, as it would let you put your resume AS WELL AS anything else you would want on your site. If you're in IT, more than likely you have little or no free time. I've found Plone useful in this situation, so I suggested it. Feel free to have your opinion on it's complexity.
I'm not paying tax on bits that move around any more than I'm paying tax on the air I breathe. The taxing authority can go suck it, and come try to collect on data I've pushed through a VPN.
Conservation is futile in the presence of geometric population growth. Do you propose regulating reproduction as well?
Hate to tell you chief, but reproduction will be regulated. Not by us, but by physical laws. There's only so much energy and land to go around. Reproduce all you want. Trying to survive will be the fun part.
Of course I'm assuming the watt is cheaper to save than increased generation. This is why utilities subsidize energy conservation programs (recycle your old refrigerator, subsidize the purchase of CFLs, will pay rebates for new/upgraded insulation). Almost always cheaper than a new coal/nuclear/etc. plant or new high voltage transmission lines.
There's only so much sunlight hitting the earth, therefore there is a limited amount of renewable energy to harvest. Eventually, we will run up against that wall. Conservation isn't a red herring, it's mandatory.
Geography isn't always the best power indicator. Japan may be small, but they have a great deal of control in the world economy. China won't let them at rare earth metals? They'll find a way to use metals that *are* available to them, or to get the metals they need.
All I could picture was the SourceForge accountants dragging a couple of barrels of pennies to the front door of the Google office in Mountain View, and a Roomba calling security.
You can either a) Use PSTN cards, which connect to the standard analog phone line in your house b) use ISDN as you did c) use a voice T1 or d) use SIP to a termination provider like Voicepulse (just an example, there are hundreds of SIP termination providers out there).
You're not the target market. My employer purchases tens of thousands of servers a year. One of our primary considerations is power efficiency. You know, total cost of ownership and all that jazz.
Get a SIP phone (Cisco/Polycom on the high end, various lower-end phones, or even a Wifi phone). And yes, Asterisk works incredibly well on underpowered machines as long as it doesn't have to do lots of transcoding.
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Please reply back with results. Never used preupgrade, but would be interested in seeing how well it goes for you.
Indeed I did, as it would let you put your resume AS WELL AS anything else you would want on your site. If you're in IT, more than likely you have little or no free time. I've found Plone useful in this situation, so I suggested it. Feel free to have your opinion on it's complexity.
THIS! And if you want to make things easy, use Plone: www.plone.org
I'm not paying tax on bits that move around any more than I'm paying tax on the air I breathe. The taxing authority can go suck it, and come try to collect on data I've pushed through a VPN.
Conservation is futile in the presence of geometric population growth. Do you propose regulating reproduction as well?
Hate to tell you chief, but reproduction will be regulated. Not by us, but by physical laws. There's only so much energy and land to go around. Reproduce all you want. Trying to survive will be the fun part.
Of course I'm assuming the watt is cheaper to save than increased generation. This is why utilities subsidize energy conservation programs (recycle your old refrigerator, subsidize the purchase of CFLs, will pay rebates for new/upgraded insulation). Almost always cheaper than a new coal/nuclear/etc. plant or new high voltage transmission lines.
There's only so much sunlight hitting the earth, therefore there is a limited amount of renewable energy to harvest. Eventually, we will run up against that wall. Conservation isn't a red herring, it's mandatory.
You're assuming CFLs are just thrown in the garbage, a fallacy.
and the best way to create one right now is to tax coal and subsidize alternative power sources.
And to subsidize efficiency increases. Every watt you save is a watt you don't have to generate.
Bingo. And they're much easier to make than having to shoot a powerful laser at a tungsten filament.
As someone who has run large ISP/hosting networks, this is entirely possible to do. Anyone who says otherwise is a liar.
That was pretty much my point to OP.
Japan is a puny island with a huge industry.
Geography isn't always the best power indicator. Japan may be small, but they have a great deal of control in the world economy. China won't let them at rare earth metals? They'll find a way to use metals that *are* available to them, or to get the metals they need.
Seriously? If you're a security consultant, you're charging between $125-$250/hr. Tool pays for itself within 4-6 hours of work. Fucking moron.
All I could picture was the SourceForge accountants dragging a couple of barrels of pennies to the front door of the Google office in Mountain View, and a Roomba calling security.
Any cost savings the military can get makes sense, as they're the largest consumer of petroleum in the world.
You don't even need the phone company to provide service to the line to get 911, so you could cancel said service if you'd like.
I'd suggest keeping the FXO interface, and have your Asterisk routing table set to forward all 911 calls to it.
You can either a) Use PSTN cards, which connect to the standard analog phone line in your house b) use ISDN as you did c) use a voice T1 or d) use SIP to a termination provider like Voicepulse (just an example, there are hundreds of SIP termination providers out there).
You're not the target market. My employer purchases tens of thousands of servers a year. One of our primary considerations is power efficiency. You know, total cost of ownership and all that jazz.
Get a SIP phone (Cisco/Polycom on the high end, various lower-end phones, or even a Wifi phone). And yes, Asterisk works incredibly well on underpowered machines as long as it doesn't have to do lots of transcoding.
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Seriously though, excellent explanation.
My co-workers are wondering why I'm wiping Fanta off my laptop screen. Well done.
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