The community I help to run, is packed of lots of wealthy people, alpha males type... and everybody thinks that is right, and many have the money to purchase the true...
X-wing is the best game so far for me... that free for the fight, was amazing... u can wonder off the battle, decide what to do... and a lot of keyboard controls to simulate...
I wish they re-made it, in this internet era, a Starwars internet only piloting would be amazing...
India, IBM, and every one at the fight against OOXML expect to break down the dominance of Microsoft at the desktop.
IBM, Google, and many others have a vision on a ubiquity desktop, even Microsoft have this. But due the dominance of the desktop. This isn't able because the locking of the server and desktop for the collaboration and the portability to slimmed down applications. This doesn't work for IBM, Google and many others, so they're aligning to put ODF as an standard, because is a warrant for a better opportunity to get a stake at the desktop, first the corporative desktop, then the desktop @ home, so since ur application will be "service provided" u don't need to install anything and further more with the wireless technology, called wimax, 3g and or whatever flavor u like, u will have the bandwidth to use ur document or data everywhere.
As long as we are tied down the desktop, using doc documents. That will not happen.
Another virtue of XML, is that u doesn't need to understand all the tags of a XML file, only what you really care, and just don't touch everything else, this kind of virtue, plus wireless, plus low cost mobile devices (not talking about treos, ipaq, and so on, talking about under 100 usd regular cellphone), and you have the ultimate production platform for ur task force.
The future is now, and Microsoft is holding us down, also the ISPs....
out there there is a big variety of interesting hardware, that can be used for situation where u don't need to parse all the xml, and doesn't need to handle bloated binary files...
That is the real fight, thinking about India as good because vote against OOXML is naive, this is a battle for a stake of that BIG, BIG, BIG cake called the desktops computer. And since, India has a vast amount of capacity to create applications, they are tied to develop "big" applications mostly due Microsoft position at the market. Make the market able to shift away from Microsoft, and a hole new world of revenue is opened... Look at the server market with Linux. Ask Redhat and Suse and Xandros and many Linux vendors...
That's is all about. Sure, one part is about freedom to access your information. But really thats a small part compared to the monetary interest behind the "war of formats"...
Programming is a skill, that can be developed and trained. Also, parent talks about hard-working programmers, you might assume that they know how to code, and get the work done. Maybe not the BEST work, but it gets done...
Right now, most applications get "time", even if they don't need them... so, you are "wasting time" being a "good kernel/waiter" by going to your customer (process), and asking if he needs something more, just to wait for a "no" as answer.
With this "fair" approach, the waiter is floating, looking at the dishes and knowing his customers, and will provide attention if the customer ask for it, or if the waiter "feels" that the customer will ask for something if offered...
So, the trick about this "fair multitask" is to mediate, between really greedy customers, and very lazy customers, and give enough time to each, so you, as user, feel that the application you need to run fast, for example, a photo processing application, really gets more cpu's time, than for example, that nifty system tray g-mail email notifier...
So, your overall feeling is better performance with the same hardware.
There is no "SuSE OpenExchange", OpenExchange is a separate product, and it uses the binary connector to allow outlook clienten access calendar, taks and appointments at the openExchange.
Slashdot Mirror
whoooosh!
Is a sysadmin, talking about no to coding and yes to scripting...
The java thing was a joke.
Sure, since enterprises are willing to pay you to learn what you should already know....
Here is my advise..
Delete them.
The community I help to run, is packed of lots of wealthy people, alpha males type... and everybody thinks that is right, and many have the money to purchase the true...
Just erase them.
Simple as that.
That is because u dont know the "old" via.
The old via, usually had 10Mb nic, 10/100Mb was added not so long.
U have a very strong limit for 1GB ram at most.
This machines, aren't under powered, but for truly cope with their capacity, for example the inboard HDMI port and the hardware encryption devices...
With 1Gb ram, somethimes u have more CPU available and the amount of memory is an issue... 2GB, or 4GB ram in that machines, are a blast...
Even u could make HPC with encryption with this things...
They are nice, and neat.
What about.... Asus with eepc. Xandros bundled...
The sun is dying, netcraft confirms it.
But IBM design is so clunky, squared and 80's!...
:D
Take a look at Lotus Notes, big, squared buttons with a drop shadow!
Take a look at web/portlets apps, Arial font, everything rectangular or square... ugly...
Take the UI for Informix or DB... wait, those are text based..
Take smity, for AIX administration... is ugly and that stupid runner that keep falling after all these years....
Look at they hideous all black trow here a pitch of IBM Blue color servers...
No no no... Visual Design from IBM is a 80's joke!
IBM has them as option for blades and racks servers...
That's is what I was thinking off...
Even the via motherboards has on-chip video decoders, so, this kind of work will not add many load to the cpu...
Kudos brother...
X-wing is the best game so far for me... that free for the fight, was amazing... u can wonder off the battle, decide what to do... and a lot of keyboard controls to simulate...
I wish they re-made it, in this internet era, a Starwars internet only piloting would be amazing...
India, IBM, and every one at the fight against OOXML expect to break down the dominance of Microsoft at the desktop.
IBM, Google, and many others have a vision on a ubiquity desktop, even Microsoft have this. But due the dominance of the desktop. This isn't able because the locking of the server and desktop for the collaboration and the portability to slimmed down applications. This doesn't work for IBM, Google and many others, so they're aligning to put ODF as an standard, because is a warrant for a better opportunity to get a stake at the desktop, first the corporative desktop, then the desktop @ home, so since ur application will be "service provided" u don't need to install anything and further more with the wireless technology, called wimax, 3g and or whatever flavor u like, u will have the bandwidth to use ur document or data everywhere.
As long as we are tied down the desktop, using doc documents. That will not happen.
Another virtue of XML, is that u doesn't need to understand all the tags of a XML file, only what you really care, and just don't touch everything else, this kind of virtue, plus wireless, plus low cost mobile devices (not talking about treos, ipaq, and so on, talking about under 100 usd regular cellphone), and you have the ultimate production platform for ur task force.
The future is now, and Microsoft is holding us down, also the ISPs....
out there there is a big variety of interesting hardware, that can be used for situation where u don't need to parse all the xml, and doesn't need to handle bloated binary files...
That is the real fight, thinking about India as good because vote against OOXML is naive, this is a battle for a stake of that BIG, BIG, BIG cake called the desktops computer. And since, India has a vast amount of capacity to create applications, they are tied to develop "big" applications mostly due Microsoft position at the market. Make the market able to shift away from Microsoft, and a hole new world of revenue is opened... Look at the server market with Linux. Ask Redhat and Suse and Xandros and many Linux vendors...
That's is all about. Sure, one part is about freedom to access your information. But really thats a small part compared to the monetary interest behind the "war of formats"...
U are not divorced yet right?
So, thats how the TIE fighter engines work :D
lmao
Programming is a skill, that can be developed and trained. Also, parent talks about hard-working programmers, you might assume that they know how to code, and get the work done. Maybe not the BEST work, but it gets done...
PM is more important that Cowboy Coder...
Your comment makes "Apple" like a victim...
If you take a look, IBM knew the shape of the upcoming video game market.
They traded 5% of the laptop market for 100% of the console market...
Just think, dealing with the Jobs ego of supply my micros NOW! vs a steady stream of Nintendo, MS and Sony...
How many macintel machines are out there including desktop and laptops vs, how many game consoles are out there?
I think is a fair trade... IBM movement of "letting" go apple is a very good one...
mod parent up!
That is a sql injection, not a system injection...
Ref: Mistery Men Movie.
Giving more time to more demanding applications.
Right now, most applications get "time", even if they don't need them... so, you are "wasting time" being a "good kernel/waiter" by going to your customer (process), and asking if he needs something more, just to wait for a "no" as answer.
With this "fair" approach, the waiter is floating, looking at the dishes and knowing his customers, and will provide attention if the customer ask for it, or if the waiter "feels" that the customer will ask for something if offered...
So, the trick about this "fair multitask" is to mediate, between really greedy customers, and very lazy customers, and give enough time to each, so you, as user, feel that the application you need to run fast, for example, a photo processing application, really gets more cpu's time, than for example, that nifty system tray g-mail email notifier...
So, your overall feeling is better performance with the same hardware.
This can also applies to servers...
And does microsoft know how many patents from, Sun, IBM, HP, Novell and a lot of others companies IP violates?
We'll see...
There is no "SuSE OpenExchange", OpenExchange is a separate product, and it uses the binary connector to allow outlook clienten access calendar, taks and appointments at the openExchange.
ok...
what about vizta ?
Never heard of Red Hat society...
Followed the link, and a nice and informative surprise.
I think my mom will care more about Red Hats from now.
thanks :) english is't my first languaje :)
:)
Most of the errors was from finger, and not of structure!
This wasn't so bad.