I'm doing the first upgrade of three right now... so far only a few little minor issue's that were sorted pretty quick. The biggest issue was the DNS breakage of contribs.org. I have faith.. it seems ok so far.
"I say.. lets build some nuclear power plants. Use the efficient safe designs (pebble bed) and.. OHMYGOSH.. recycle the fuel.
This is kinda like saying, "Let's solve all our software problems. All we need is some inherently safe language (Java) and...OHMYGOSH... Xtreme Programming!""
Heh, I can do that too...
We need more money and more effective adverts and... OHMYGOSH... WEB 2.0!!!!
and I can tell you that seeing as it's the 6/6/06 I fully support our new Cthulhu overload that I expect to rise up out of this thing:-) (Bound to do a better job of bringing Howard to heel than Beazley is doing).
Why the hell would you compare sharepoint and Domino???
If you're going to make proper comparisons you _really_ need to compare Domino with Sharepoint/Exchange maybe even that "other" MS Web server products *shudder*.
Domino is everything to everyone and uber fucking stable at that. The _only_ thing that sucks about domino is the Notes client and personally I can get over that because the alternative is just as pointy-end-of-the-pinapple bad.
I almost never put my real name on the net, I use my "nick" extensively (it _really) cuts down on phishing attacks and makes them much easier to spot), If I have to put my name down for anything other than CC purchases I put my initials in only.
Out of site out of mind and common sense is the only way to survive.
Bloody impressive setup.. I decided to go have a look and see what myspace is all about, jumped on the "tour" and then found that the second page in was broken: http://www.modmeup.net/wp-content/myspace-brkn.png
I've got it installed on all three of my Ubuntu PC's, and I may be throwing it on my Girlfriend this weekend. I use it at work and LOVE it. I've also got copies of this live CD to give out to anyone that likes what I can do.
I really expected it to get annoying but it doesn't, I find it kind of refreshing and it helps deal with all those layers of BROWN.:-P
One thing I have found strange is that it seems to work smoother and better on my laptop with a geforce go 5200 than it does on my 6600 FX card?!?! Weird but cool.
and Oracle financial won hands down time after time after time. Where it was let down was in the procurement and maintenance sections... where BOTH sucked fetid dingo kidneys.
That was 3-4 years ago now.. so I hope Oracle have picked up their game....
I went cold turkey on caffeine about a year ago.. I became way to reliant on it and at one stage I even had a "fit" because of a Caffeine overdose. It contributed massively to my continuing downhill hill slide in the general health area. Coffee is a diuretic, diuretics cause you to lose water from your system, the less hydrated you are the more sluggish and lazy you feel, after a while (if your lucky) you wake up and realize that you stopped exercising a long time ago and now your an unhealthy fat fucker.
You can do one of two things.. Sue Starbucks (not gonna win) Get up off your lazy fat arse and go exercise _every_ day
Bet ya most people sue:-(
The stuff is subtle and dangerous, consumers beware.
It's what I do for a living, as a part of a larger nationwide company. I wont bother mentioning who because we're in Australia.
But I find it hard to believe that _most_ IT companies in the US over 20 employee's wont do this.. you obviously didn't ask anyone from the real world.
I work for a largish reseller/supplier/hosting and support services IT company in Australia. The slow roll out of Linux in Australia I believe is directly attributable to two things: 1) IT staff are not trained to support this "new" beast in the market, and if not trained can not offer support. 2) the sales guys all think it's a load of "hippie love" and can't understand how there can be any money made from it. Those that do understand are very few and far between, but don't care anyway because the proprietary software sellers are offering larger bonus's for selling their gear.
Reporters (ie anyone) reports to the WikiNews, the community and a "board" will vet the news and the best/most popular stuff will be published in major cities. Obviously this will require a lot of money and infrastructure but the concept is an exciting idea..
Slashdot Mirror
Who says you can't make a few bucks selling a free product... :-P
On a more serious note, Novell suck ball$ for doing this.
I'm doing the first upgrade of three right now... so far only a few little minor issue's that were sorted pretty quick.
The biggest issue was the DNS breakage of contribs.org.
I have faith.. it seems ok so far.
"I say .. lets build some nuclear power plants. Use the efficient safe designs (pebble bed) and .. OHMYGOSH .. recycle the fuel.
This is kinda like saying, "Let's solve all our software problems. All we need is some inherently safe language (Java) and...OHMYGOSH... Xtreme Programming!""
Heh, I can do that too...
We need more money and more effective adverts and... OHMYGOSH... WEB 2.0!!!!
That's how I see it as well.
What the hell is /. doing posting a lame arsed blog about a guy that made his PDA shiny red.
/. replacement please, as this place is going to hell in a hand-basket.
Someone point me to the
poor noobie :-)
try
sudo sh GoogleEarthLinux.bin
in the shell in the dir you downloaded the file into
and I can tell you that seeing as it's the 6/6/06 I fully support our new Cthulhu overload that I expect to rise up out of this thing :-) (Bound to do a better job of bringing Howard to heel than Beazley is doing).
Why the hell would you compare sharepoint and Domino???
If you're going to make proper comparisons you _really_ need to compare Domino with Sharepoint/Exchange maybe even that "other" MS Web server products *shudder*.
Domino is everything to everyone and uber fucking stable at that.
The _only_ thing that sucks about domino is the Notes client and personally I can get over that because the alternative is just as pointy-end-of-the-pinapple bad.
I almost never put my real name on the net, I use my "nick" extensively (it _really) cuts down on phishing attacks and makes them much easier to spot), If I have to put my name down for anything other than CC purchases I put my initials in only.
Out of site out of mind and common sense is the only way to survive.
Hamachi is pretty much what you're looking for.
Or if you like to stuff around, OpenVPN.
http://www.modmeup.net/wp-content/Linus_cow.jpg Don't have a cow man!
Bloody impressive setup..g
:-P
I decided to go have a look and see what myspace is all about, jumped on the "tour" and then found that the second page in was broken:
http://www.modmeup.net/wp-content/myspace-brkn.pn
Quality setup guys...
This has South Park written ALL OVER IT :-D
e publish_1590861.htm
In Fact, put it with this news article and you'll have one of the most deadly WMD (Weapon of Mass Derision) known to man!
http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/health/HealthR
I've got it installed on all three of my Ubuntu PC's, and I may be throwing it on my Girlfriend this weekend.
:-P
I use it at work and LOVE it.
I've also got copies of this live CD to give out to anyone that likes what I can do.
I really expected it to get annoying but it doesn't, I find it kind of refreshing and it helps deal with all those layers of BROWN.
One thing I have found strange is that it seems to work smoother and better on my laptop with a geforce go 5200 than it does on my 6600 FX card?!?!
Weird but cool.
perhaps just to perpetuate the status quo, by minimizing effort? (and letting their winged marketing monkeys of doom go for broke)
and Oracle financial won hands down time after time after time.
Where it was let down was in the procurement and maintenance sections... where BOTH sucked fetid dingo kidneys.
That was 3-4 years ago now.. so I hope Oracle have picked up their game....
Yeah.. I want to booby trap the message so that if anyone tries to "clone" the message for stealth decryption... *poof* instant feather cloud :-D
Have you looked at their image gallery?
Their prototypes are made of bloody lego!
ooooh Maybe Benny Hinn _was_ right.. maybe the Rapture _is_ comming!!
I went cold turkey on caffeine about a year ago.. I became way to reliant on it and at one stage I even had a "fit" because of a Caffeine overdose.
:-(
It contributed massively to my continuing downhill hill slide in the general health area.
Coffee is a diuretic, diuretics cause you to lose water from your system, the less hydrated you are the more sluggish and lazy you feel, after a while (if your lucky) you wake up and realize that you stopped exercising a long time ago and now your an unhealthy fat fucker.
You can do one of two things..
Sue Starbucks (not gonna win)
Get up off your lazy fat arse and go exercise _every_ day
Bet ya most people sue
The stuff is subtle and dangerous, consumers beware.
It's what I do for a living, as a part of a larger nationwide company.
I wont bother mentioning who because we're in Australia.
But I find it hard to believe that _most_ IT companies in the US over 20 employee's wont do this.. you obviously didn't ask anyone from the real world.
Will be to put them into pez dispensers and give them out for free to IT support staff around the world.
I work for a largish reseller/supplier/hosting and support services IT
company in Australia.
The slow roll out of Linux in Australia I believe is directly
attributable to two things:
1) IT staff are not trained to support this "new" beast in the market,
and if not trained can not offer support.
2) the sales guys all think it's a load of "hippie love" and can't
understand how there can be any money made from it. Those that do
understand are very few and far between, but don't care anyway because
the proprietary software sellers are offering larger bonus's for
selling their gear.
What has Symantec to do with OSS?
Surely there is a group/company more appropriate than Symantec to scrub for bugs?!?
Reporters (ie anyone) reports to the WikiNews, the community and a "board" will vet the news and the best/most popular stuff will be published in major cities.
Obviously this will require a lot of money and infrastructure but the concept is an exciting idea..