Well, In Costco you can get it delivered if you order $500 or more worth of merchandise and fax the order in. This is in Puerto Rico, so it might be a regional thing.
Well, "Unbreakable" provides savings for small to medium enterprises in terms of OS licensing and support. Its about $100 per OS install per year to get support for the OS from Oracle, compared to whatever the Hell else RH is charging. For a small to medium business, this is a big difference. I also believe that a fork might be coming soon, seeing as it is easier to certify an Oracle configuration for support if it is based on this OS.
Right now, as far as I know, the software packages are the same as Red Hats, but tested so they do not break any oracle install you might have running on your 'unbreakable" install, which is a big deal when you have a 24-7 operation running on your Oracle database.
I think its nice because I can forward the page to my boss and justify a whole bunch of hours online surfin' the web. He'll be too busy figuring out what the hell those animations mean.
step 1. Start a Microsoft Hate blog step 2. Get famous step 3. Get invited to Redmond for a free weekend and a Zune step 4. Sell the Zune on ebay step 5. PROFIT!
One of the main things I liked about RE4 was the interaction during the cutscenes. You had to press certain buttons in the middle of cutscenes in order to affect the character either way. Really good for late night playing. Otherwise you pass out during a lengthy cutscene.
I live 25 minutes away from work. During rush hour, that number goes up to an hour 30 (anyone asking, this is the dreaded commute from Caguas, PR to San Juan, PR). What I do to beat the traffic is that I wake up at 3:30. I usually leave my house around 4, 4:15(at 5am, there's already transit going to San Juan). I get to my office at 15 minutes to 5am. I get the best parking spot(no parking in the building), plus I get around two and a half hours of sleep in my car before getting to the office (>3 min walk). I start my day relaxed at 8am after a nice breakfast, and I am very productive during the day.
When I go back home, I usually bite the bullet and take the hour long (hopefully) trip back home. I have a lot of advantage over the other drivers because I only go through rush hour once. They have these desperate faces, and I am just relaxed with my iPod-iTrip combo, listening to some tunes while I get home.
I see a lot of people with issues about PAL releases not being able to play on NTSC consoles. This can be done on the software side (in the game). I have a Resident Evil 4 disc that boots up in PAL and lets you change to NTSC. That implementation should be a standard option in PAL games. Heck, make it a global standard. Most of us would not mind a little prompt on bootup, as long as we get a choice and the ability to play wherever we want.
...so I hope I can help. I use VNC for any troubleshooting with the users. In smaller shops, you have a chance to educate your users a little more. Therefore, I do simple things (like OMG my shared folder is not connected!) with them so they know how to fix things and do not bother me with the same things twice.
Trouble tickets are handled by a little Access database I created to keep track of things.
I handle an inventory of vending machine and I created another database for that.
I use thunderbird and the calendar extension for my day-to-day tasks. If my boss asks me, I just refer to the calendar and ask if I should shift my obligations. I could also create a "To do" database and assign levels of importance based on need, but I dont got much time for that.
I automated antivirus and patch distribution on the servers.
I installed firefox to all the users. That way they dont mess with IE. I gotta go now, but if i think of more, I'll post again.
Imagine your e-penis crashing in the middle of an intensive session... would you want your e-penis running Windows? You wouldn't want to manually restore it...
I have read about other people's posts abot leaving your access point open and sharing the connection. Around here (Puerto Rico), people would just mess your resources up. I have a 1024 Kb down/ 512Kb up cable connection that I distribute among my two computers (one for light e-mail and downloading and another that I connect through the net from work). and I personally took care of security (MAC address filtering + best encryption supported by the AP).
The things is, people have attempted to get in and disable my equipment. People can and will use the wireless connection to do mischievous things. They get no access from me.
Open access is fine if you have an agreement with your neighbohrs and/or you have a common wifi provider (many new housing development are now including wifi from the get go). Otherwise, is just asking for trouble.
This guy is just a cheap ass that does not want to invest on wi-fi technology. I have seen many people like him that create a false sense of danger around technology because they dont want to invest good money on it.
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Well, In Costco you can get it delivered if you order $500 or more worth of merchandise and fax the order in. This is in Puerto Rico, so it might be a regional thing.
Well, "Unbreakable" provides savings for small to medium enterprises in terms of OS licensing and support. Its about $100 per OS install per year to get support for the OS from Oracle, compared to whatever the Hell else RH is charging. For a small to medium business, this is a big difference. I also believe that a fork might be coming soon, seeing as it is easier to certify an Oracle configuration for support if it is based on this OS.
Right now, as far as I know, the software packages are the same as Red Hats, but tested so they do not break any oracle install you might have running on your 'unbreakable" install, which is a big deal when you have a 24-7 operation running on your Oracle database.
Don't give them any ideas
sadly, no... I dont expect them for a while either. The ubuntu cd's I got from them took about 6 weeks...
... in Soviet Russia, Russian reversal jokes are funny.
Sounds like a sex move...
"C'mon baby, let's do the Russian Reversal!"
I think its nice because I can forward the page to my boss and justify a whole bunch of hours online surfin' the web. He'll be too busy figuring out what the hell those animations mean.
A dime? That's like a brazillion rubles!
step 1. Start a Microsoft Hate blog
step 2. Get famous
step 3. Get invited to Redmond for a free weekend and a Zune
step 4. Sell the Zune on ebay
step 5. PROFIT!
But can it tell the difference between trees and... aliens?
If it doesn't, Kim Jong Il gets anywhere near that thing and he's dead
Does it run in Linux?
Seriously, I am wining this up and see what I can do with it
One of the main things I liked about RE4 was the interaction during the cutscenes. You had to press certain buttons in the middle of cutscenes in order to affect the character either way. Really good for late night playing. Otherwise you pass out during a lengthy cutscene.
I hear ya... good for browsing the web though... As long as no one complains that the "system is down", I'm good
Read the comments of fellow posters of "Goffice" as "Gorifice". Don't ask what I was doing yesterday...
I think that Dell laptop was an XPS Gen1. Those things are known to heat up badly...
I live 25 minutes away from work. During rush hour, that number goes up to an hour 30 (anyone asking, this is the dreaded commute from Caguas, PR to San Juan, PR). What I do to beat the traffic is that I wake up at 3:30. I usually leave my house around 4, 4:15(at 5am, there's already transit going to San Juan). I get to my office at 15 minutes to 5am. I get the best parking spot(no parking in the building), plus I get around two and a half hours of sleep in my car before getting to the office (>3 min walk). I start my day relaxed at 8am after a nice breakfast, and I am very productive during the day.
When I go back home, I usually bite the bullet and take the hour long (hopefully) trip back home. I have a lot of advantage over the other drivers because I only go through rush hour once. They have these desperate faces, and I am just relaxed with my iPod-iTrip combo, listening to some tunes while I get home.
Yes, real horrorshow.
I misread the title as Happy Birthday Homos...
go fig what with the color and all
I see a lot of people with issues about PAL releases not being able to play on NTSC consoles. This can be done on the software side (in the game). I have a Resident Evil 4 disc that boots up in PAL and lets you change to NTSC. That implementation should be a standard option in PAL games. Heck, make it a global standard. Most of us would not mind a little prompt on bootup, as long as we get a choice and the ability to play wherever we want.
...so I hope I can help. I use VNC for any troubleshooting with the users. In smaller shops, you have a chance to educate your users a little more. Therefore, I do simple things (like OMG my shared folder is not connected!) with them so they know how to fix things and do not bother me with the same things twice. Trouble tickets are handled by a little Access database I created to keep track of things. I handle an inventory of vending machine and I created another database for that. I use thunderbird and the calendar extension for my day-to-day tasks. If my boss asks me, I just refer to the calendar and ask if I should shift my obligations. I could also create a "To do" database and assign levels of importance based on need, but I dont got much time for that. I automated antivirus and patch distribution on the servers. I installed firefox to all the users. That way they dont mess with IE. I gotta go now, but if i think of more, I'll post again.
Imagine your e-penis crashing in the middle of an intensive session... would you want your e-penis running Windows? You wouldn't want to manually restore it...
...if you make sure that your own info is safe all the time, when companies are losing your data all the time.
I have read about other people's posts abot leaving your access point open and sharing the connection. Around here (Puerto Rico), people would just mess your resources up. I have a 1024 Kb down/ 512Kb up cable connection that I distribute among my two computers (one for light e-mail and downloading and another that I connect through the net from work). and I personally took care of security (MAC address filtering + best encryption supported by the AP).
The things is, people have attempted to get in and disable my equipment. People can and will use the wireless connection to do mischievous things. They get no access from me.
Open access is fine if you have an agreement with your neighbohrs and/or you have a common wifi provider (many new housing development are now including wifi from the get go). Otherwise, is just asking for trouble.
This guy is just a cheap ass that does not want to invest on wi-fi technology. I have seen many people like him that create a false sense of danger around technology because they dont want to invest good money on it.
They just made me buy one of those babies! Gotta get them while they're cheap!
Heh, who knows how many of those equipments are infected by Sony's rootkit...