Which is why I said it rocks as a document repository. All the wiki stuff is woefully inadequate. The vary concept of wiki really has no enterprise purpose in general (unless of course your enterprise is wikis). The recommended limit for content types and documents per library keeps the XML caching under control.
In my experience, most (if not all), complaints about the performance of MOSS can be tracked back to someone who did not know (or chose to ignore) the recommened limits of the product.
Totally agree. SharePoint is one of the few recent products that Microsoft actually got right. Of course, they will probably find a way to screw it up down the road, but currently it rocks as an enterprise level document repository.
Hell with the 'white', when 'man' discovers it it's important. Mankind pat itself on the back whenever they figure out how to do something (no matter how poorly) that nature figured out a long time ago. I often think of going back in time and telling the Arabi who invented the magnetic compass - 'hey you know salmon have these in their brain at birth'. He'd be all like "! "
I think a better statement would be 'at least 50% of the people who I see with computers use Macs'. That's because Macs are status symbols first, and computers second (not to say they are not great systems). If PC's were as sexy as Macs then folks would be proud to be seen using them too. And I would imagine those people would far out number the Mac users.
Was the original poster a shill for some other ISP or what? An anonymous user submits a story decrying a great technical wrong by Comcast, that no one appears to be able to reproduce. So a little fact check action might in order here. Up next, "toyotasuxors@ford.com says: Toyota tracking all US drivers with a device hidden in the glove box!
I think the parent was just using a bit of hyperbole there. Also, it appears he only has a limited understanding of what the word 'evil' means. And the word 'fuck'. And, well, he just don't appear to be that bright in general.
Yes we are. But on a dark night you can look up and see a faint band of stellar bodies in the sky. You are looking into the core of the spiral galaxy we call the Milky Way. On a really dark night you can even see the peanuts and caramel.
They do indeed have customers that most likely own an iPhone or two, sure. But the only shareholders that actually matter are major shareholders (i.e. mutual funds, board members). Do you seriously think these high rollers give a deuce about the iPhone? Do you think any of them even own one? Most likely they have 'people' to handle all their communications. And if they do not, then they probably have a big-boy communications device like a Blackberry.
"Currently, users still need to wear stereoscopic glasses for the 3D to be effective, however, Acer is developing a model without the need for glasses, although it still has quiet a few technological obstacles to overcome, Kan noted."
Suddenly, that 'most interesting thing' isn't that interesting at all.
Meanwhile, 90% of of professional photographers are left saying 'great...now what?'. And next year all those point-and-shooters will also be left aside when they go microSD only because it was 'cooler'.
Why does Apple do anything? Style over substance. It all starts off good, then someone if the design team says 'hey how about we make it meaninglessly small?'.
So she says, "Uh-uh, You don't have a challenge, you need a challenge." So now I'm challenged, all right- I'm challenged to hold on to my lunch money because of all the big mooses who wanna pound me, 'cause they think I'm a shrimpy dork who thinks he's smarter than them! But I don't think I'm smarter, I just do the stupid homework! If everyone else JUST DID THE STUPID HOMEWORK, they could [get a degree in astrophysics] and get pounded, too! Is there anymore coffee?
Well, except for the 12 year old they used for "realistic motion capture". They didn't, but if they had (which is not really that far fetched for a Japanese game) would it still be "no big deal"? Seriously, how far does it have to go before someone is allowed to call it wrong without being labeled an hysteric?
We explored Linux as a database server solution last year. We are not running Windows servers now (all AIX), but we still stayed away from Linux because of the lack of enterprise support. Initially the price looked really good, but then we added the cost of buying enterprise support from the few that actually provide it and the cost skyrocketed well beyond the cost of software and support for AIX.
That's why numerology is so pervasive. It's just too easy to find connections. Pick any two digit number and any major historical even in the past 100 years and I bet I can find all kinds of 'amazing' connections.
Well, factually, the 23rd October would have come along 23 years after the start of the Julian calendar in 45 BCE, when the month named October was designated. So I think the date would have been more like (using American format) 10/01/-22?
I must be getting older because I just don't get too excited about "new" games. I wonder if I am leveling up in my Geekdom. I find myself caring less and less about video games and movies, and more and more about getting network jacks in every room in the house and getting all my DVDs ripped to a SAN so I stream them to the media room.
I am reading a lot of 'just get a cell phone'. Problem is, true GPS requires clear view of the sky to work consistently. That means the cell phone would could not be in a pocket or a backpack, ever. One could use the cell signal's 'location estimator' which might be accurate or might be of by 100's of meters and also required a data plan, but that's not really GPS anymore.
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Which is why I said it rocks as a document repository. All the wiki stuff is woefully inadequate. The vary concept of wiki really has no enterprise purpose in general (unless of course your enterprise is wikis). The recommended limit for content types and documents per library keeps the XML caching under control.
In my experience, most (if not all), complaints about the performance of MOSS can be tracked back to someone who did not know (or chose to ignore) the recommened limits of the product.
Oh, you're adorable! There's no such thing sweetheart!
Totally agree. SharePoint is one of the few recent products that Microsoft actually got right. Of course, they will probably find a way to screw it up down the road, but currently it rocks as an enterprise level document repository.
Aww.../. stripped out my Arabic script. Why are you such ascii-ists /.?
Hell with the 'white', when 'man' discovers it it's important. Mankind pat itself on the back whenever they figure out how to do something (no matter how poorly) that nature figured out a long time ago. I often think of going back in time and telling the Arabi who invented the magnetic compass - 'hey you know salmon have these in their brain at birth'. He'd be all like "! "
I think a better statement would be 'at least 50% of the people who I see with computers use Macs'. That's because Macs are status symbols first, and computers second (not to say they are not great systems). If PC's were as sexy as Macs then folks would be proud to be seen using them too. And I would imagine those people would far out number the Mac users.
tl;dr Also, WTF is a "vicegerent"?
Was the original poster a shill for some other ISP or what? An anonymous user submits a story decrying a great technical wrong by Comcast, that no one appears to be able to reproduce. So a little fact check action might in order here. Up next, "toyotasuxors@ford.com says: Toyota tracking all US drivers with a device hidden in the glove box!
I think the parent was just using a bit of hyperbole there. Also, it appears he only has a limited understanding of what the word 'evil' means. And the word 'fuck'. And, well, he just don't appear to be that bright in general.
Don't forget City of Heroes. First superhero MMORPG. Completely detached from all IP (e.g. not based on a novel, comic, movie).
Yes we are. But on a dark night you can look up and see a faint band of stellar bodies in the sky. You are looking into the core of the spiral galaxy we call the Milky Way. On a really dark night you can even see the peanuts and caramel.
They do indeed have customers that most likely own an iPhone or two, sure. But the only shareholders that actually matter are major shareholders (i.e. mutual funds, board members). Do you seriously think these high rollers give a deuce about the iPhone? Do you think any of them even own one? Most likely they have 'people' to handle all their communications. And if they do not, then they probably have a big-boy communications device like a Blackberry.
From TFA:
"Currently, users still need to wear stereoscopic glasses for the 3D to be effective, however, Acer is developing a model without the need for glasses, although it still has quiet a few technological obstacles to overcome, Kan noted."
Suddenly, that 'most interesting thing' isn't that interesting at all.
Are all the other laptops on the market existing in only two dimensions? I am pretty sure all laptops are currently three dimensional.
Meanwhile, 90% of of professional photographers are left saying 'great...now what?'. And next year all those point-and-shooters will also be left aside when they go microSD only because it was 'cooler'.
Why does Apple do anything? Style over substance. It all starts off good, then someone if the design team says 'hey how about we make it meaninglessly small?'.
It's all just Malibu Stacy's New Hat.
So she says, "Uh-uh, You don't have a challenge, you need a challenge." So now I'm challenged, all right- I'm challenged to hold on to my lunch money because of all the big mooses who wanna pound me, 'cause they think I'm a shrimpy dork who thinks he's smarter than them! But I don't think I'm smarter, I just do the stupid homework! If everyone else JUST DID THE STUPID HOMEWORK, they could [get a degree in astrophysics] and get pounded, too! Is there anymore coffee?
Well, except for the 12 year old they used for "realistic motion capture". They didn't, but if they had (which is not really that far fetched for a Japanese game) would it still be "no big deal"? Seriously, how far does it have to go before someone is allowed to call it wrong without being labeled an hysteric?
....make sure you use scare quotes. That's the only way to "communicate" a trivial "fact" can call it "news".
We explored Linux as a database server solution last year. We are not running Windows servers now (all AIX), but we still stayed away from Linux because of the lack of enterprise support. Initially the price looked really good, but then we added the cost of buying enterprise support from the few that actually provide it and the cost skyrocketed well beyond the cost of software and support for AIX.
That's why numerology is so pervasive. It's just too easy to find connections. Pick any two digit number and any major historical even in the past 100 years and I bet I can find all kinds of 'amazing' connections.
Well, factually, the 23rd October would have come along 23 years after the start of the Julian calendar in 45 BCE, when the month named October was designated. So I think the date would have been more like (using American format) 10/01/-22?
I must be getting older because I just don't get too excited about "new" games. I wonder if I am leveling up in my Geekdom. I find myself caring less and less about video games and movies, and more and more about getting network jacks in every room in the house and getting all my DVDs ripped to a SAN so I stream them to the media room.
I am reading a lot of 'just get a cell phone'. Problem is, true GPS requires clear view of the sky to work consistently. That means the cell phone would could not be in a pocket or a backpack, ever. One could use the cell signal's 'location estimator' which might be accurate or might be of by 100's of meters and also required a data plan, but that's not really GPS anymore.
But the GPS needs a view of the sky to get a consistent signal. Best place to discreetly mount would be inside the car, near the rear window.