1. Jar Jar is a major comic relief in Episode I, comic reliefs are usually needed to help compliment the heroes
2. Putting Jar Jar in EII tells me that Lucas is going to continue to direct HIS vision, despite all the public scrutiny that he got in EI with Jar Jar's alleged references (leave it to people these days to find something to get angry over in something so harmless)
3. I thought (after watching the character for the 3rd time) that Jar Jar's character is a bit more deep than one might first appear, and his character has quite a bit of growth potential (despite the speech impediment of his entire race)
You can compile programs that will run on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows 2000. And for a marginal fee you can even get it to compile for Windows CE/Pocket PC!!! ( gotta love Microsoft for so many options!!! )
General: "Fucking Windows 98! Bring me Bill Gates!" ( soldiers bring in Bill gates ) General: "I thought you said Windows 98 would be faster!!!!" Bill Gates: "Why yes, it contains over a million lines...." ( General pulls out his 45 and blows Bill Gates' brains out )
I think that Matt and Trey got it right the first time =) ( Please forgive any quoting errors, I haven't seen the film in almost a year )
You know, if it were REALLY interactive and much of the interactivity was requested from an online source, I'm sure we'd be getting secret peeks into Natalie Portman's dressing room knowing some of the crowd around here. =)
This Headline implies that NASA it wasting money on 'shooting' probes out just to crash them now.
Remember that Galileo has done it's purpose and to avoid a possible extraterrestrial contamination of another celestial body that possibly may supporting life, they decided to crash it into another planet that (most likely) does not support any life.
NASA isn't in the habit of building something just to throw it away for no good reason. Sure, they make mistakes, but NASA is still ran by humans, and humans make 'human errors.' The technological feats that they have done (and are still doing) boggles the mind. (I'd like to see you calculate the exact vector to break orbit and travel to Jupiter over the course of 2 years with only 2 minutes of burn-time)
NASA is still going strong and I feel quite happy that my tax-dollars are being pourned into it. (Besides they brought us TANG!;-) )
It's honestly nothing to worry about if you have any modern version of BIND running.
According to the reference at Novell (who are very con-NT): "Unless the DNS server has been upgraded to at least BIND 8.1.2, customers may risk crashing their BIND DNS servers if Windows 2000 severs or clients are deployed."
So versions of 8.1.2 or lower are possibly subject to an 'attack'(?). However any modern (and not to mention secure) OS ships with at least BIND 8.2.* (FreeBSD 3.4 ships with 8.2.2)
I consider this just another attack at Microsoft by another competitor. Our offices require the use of MS Office to remain compatible with our clients (not to mention the sheer ease of use of Word), and right now Windows NT is the most stable way to use those.
Windows 2000 is even more stable than NT4 on all our test platforms (and we're even using Professional as a dial up NAT server and small file server and it's been great on a 64 meg, 200 mhz machine)
Well, according to popular nature, you don't know until you actually look. (personally charging the box with 10K volts and listen for a MEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOOWWWWWW! would spoil me having to look)
However, on a more humourous side, this question is so old that the cat would be SURELY dead by now. (especially if it hasn't been fed, since noone's looked)
To my memory the Windows Terminal Server is based (and licensed) off of (by) Citrix's server side windowing technologies.
If you surf over to Citrix's Web Site you'll notice that there already is a linux client for this server.
Simply put, if you have a WinNT TSE (Terminal Server Edition) Server or a Windows 2000 Server you'll already have access to this with native Microsoft enhancements.
Yes, it is true that Texas has a State (and often city) sales tax, but you also have to account that Texas does not have a state-wide income tax. With thanks to the Lotto and Lottery they've kept the 'need' for that 'necessary evil' at bay for a few more years. With Thanks, TENEMENT --
One of the things you're going to have to consider that these corporations have been dealing with TIGHTLY CLOSED source for the last several DECADES.
Any large corporation is very slow to change beneath it all (that's just the nature of the beast)--even though it would seem that they've changed thanks to marketing hype, etc.
If we voice our opinions (politely, preferably) about such things, most likely the changes will take place.
It's impossible to expect someone that has put nails into the top shelf of a cabinent for 20 years, to get up, go to another part of the factory and start painting PERFECTLY.
It takes JOB TRAINING. Who trains the corporations? The public does. Who trains the public? The media does. Who trains the media? Hmmm I'll stop before I start ranting..
Just raise the 'penalty flag' tell them the mistake politely (especially in public), and wait a bit. They'll learn.
I believe that it should be noted that what this website is asking for is NOTES.
In my experience the term NOTE is an INTERPRETATION OF DATA that I am experiencing (or if in this case learning). I would not see a problem with this if they were taking the notes for free, but it might be an issue since they are paying for the Intellecutal Property.
SideNote: I for one am against Intellectual Property rules in general because of my adopted rule: "If a secret was meant to be kept, why did you tell your friend?" Mainly due to the fact that if you want to OWN intellectual property you should keep it hidden where noone else can see/use it so it cannot be copied or used against you.
I know I'm ranting/rambling, but I'll finish it off with this:
I feel there is no need for any complaints if this information was being given freely, however since the students are making a profit off these notes, at the very least a reference to the original source (though in reality this usually turns out to be the Professor's professor professor professor (ad nausem)) should be given.
Of course the media bases its content on rumours. Between the American government 'changing the facts' (YES, it DOES happen) on a few mistakes or other reasons, and the capitlistic media doing its VERY, VERY best to BUY VIEWERS from the competitors, how can one not tell the truth? I think it was an old Jedi who said... "..you'll find many of the truths we cling to depend on a certain point of view..". With this attitude toward the mentality of the American public of "Believe what we say, it is TRUTH", how can I honestly be impressed with the sanctity in which America has fallen to? Yes, I do believe that America is the greatest country I've lived in (yes, I have traveled abroad much in my youth), but with this sort of mentality I wonder... "do I really want to stay?" P.S. When I believe "Dateline" honestly pointed fingers at Naziesque bands (i.e. KMFDM, which is a TOTAL fallacy) I nearly fell out of my chair. Didn't the blame game to Rock and Roll fall through in the 60's 70's and 80's? Perhaps this proves that people don't change, only technology does. Thank you for your time, Tenement
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but I wonder if this is a prelude to Sony porting their media software suite to Linux?
...this isn't the first step to stop my Friendly Local Gaming Store from carrying GW models at their special discount.
I'd be pyssed if I have to purchase it all at Retail from their online store or one of their stores 2 hours away from me.
1. Jar Jar is a major comic relief in Episode I, comic reliefs are usually needed to help compliment the heroes
2. Putting Jar Jar in EII tells me that Lucas is going to continue to direct HIS vision, despite all the public scrutiny that he got in EI with Jar Jar's alleged references (leave it to people these days to find something to get angry over in something so harmless)
3. I thought (after watching the character for the 3rd time) that Jar Jar's character is a bit more deep than one might first appear, and his character has quite a bit of growth potential (despite the speech impediment of his entire race)
Cheers
Tenement.
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try Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Tenement
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[SARCASM]
It does already!!
You can compile programs that will run on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows 2000. And for a marginal fee you can even get it to compile for Windows CE/Pocket PC!!!
( gotta love Microsoft for so many options!!! )
[/SARCASM]
Cheers =)
Tenement
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I think that Matt and Trey got it right the first time =)
( Please forgive any quoting errors, I haven't seen the film in almost a year )
Cheers
Tenement
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Wouldn't that mean it's really a GPF receiver?!?!?! Cheers =)
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A sample robots.txt file from someone who loves to message those darn robots that like to tickle domains:
[CENSORED] -- cat robots.txt
We are the borg. Disable your weapons and surrender your ships. Resistance is futile.
[CENSORED] --
Cheers Tenement
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You know, if it were REALLY interactive and much of the interactivity was requested from an online source, I'm sure we'd be getting secret peeks into Natalie Portman's dressing room knowing some of the crowd around here.
=)
Heh
Cheers!
Tenement
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This Headline implies that NASA it wasting money on 'shooting' probes out just to crash them now.
;-) )
Remember that Galileo has done it's purpose and to avoid a possible extraterrestrial contamination of another celestial body that possibly may supporting life, they decided to crash it into another planet that (most likely) does not support any life.
NASA isn't in the habit of building something just to throw it away for no good reason. Sure, they make mistakes, but NASA is still ran by humans, and humans make 'human errors.' The technological feats that they have done (and are still doing) boggles the mind. (I'd like to see you calculate the exact vector to break orbit and travel to Jupiter over the course of 2 years with only 2 minutes of burn-time)
NASA is still going strong and I feel quite happy that my tax-dollars are being pourned into it. (Besides they brought us TANG!
Cheers.
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I believe that he was mentioning the 'general look and feel' of the Win[95,98,2000,nt4] interface, not just being a desktop in general.
Cheers.
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I cant believe it we've made a cat that LISTENS for its own name!!!!
My cats have NEVER done that.
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I thought this was an anthology of High School degradation techniques related to the book... "Drive by Moonings"
heh
Tenement
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It's honestly nothing to worry about if you have any modern version of BIND running.
According to the reference at Novell (who are very con-NT):
"Unless the DNS server has been upgraded to at least BIND 8.1.2, customers may risk crashing their BIND DNS servers if Windows 2000 severs or clients are deployed."
So versions of 8.1.2 or lower are possibly subject to an 'attack'(?). However any modern (and not to mention secure) OS ships with at least BIND 8.2.* (FreeBSD 3.4 ships with 8.2.2)
I consider this just another attack at Microsoft by another competitor. Our offices require the use of MS Office to remain compatible with our clients (not to mention the sheer ease of use of Word), and right now Windows NT is the most stable way to use those.
Windows 2000 is even more stable than NT4 on all our test platforms (and we're even using Professional as a dial up NAT server and small file server and it's been great on a 64 meg, 200 mhz machine)
With thanks,
Tenement.
--
Well, according to popular nature, you don't know until you actually look. (personally charging the box with 10K volts and listen for a MEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOOWWWWWW! would spoil me having to look)
However, on a more humourous side, this question is so old that the cat would be SURELY dead by now. (especially if it hasn't been fed, since noone's looked)
heh heh
Tenement
--
If you surf over to Citrix's Web Site you'll notice that there already is a linux client for this server.
Simply put, if you have a WinNT TSE (Terminal Server Edition) Server or a Windows 2000 Server you'll already have access to this with native Microsoft enhancements.
With thanks
Tenement
--
Yes, it is true that Texas has a State (and often city) sales tax, but you also have to account that Texas does not have a state-wide income tax. With thanks to the Lotto and Lottery they've kept the 'need' for that 'necessary evil' at bay for a few more years. With Thanks,
TENEMENT
--
One of the things you're going to have to consider that these corporations have been dealing with TIGHTLY CLOSED source for the last several DECADES.
Any large corporation is very slow to change beneath it all (that's just the nature of the beast)--even though it would seem that they've changed thanks to marketing hype, etc.
If we voice our opinions (politely, preferably) about such things, most likely the changes will take place.
It's impossible to expect someone that has put nails into the top shelf of a cabinent for 20 years, to get up, go to another part of the factory and start painting PERFECTLY.
It takes JOB TRAINING. Who trains the corporations? The public does. Who trains the public? The media does. Who trains the media? Hmmm I'll stop before I start ranting..
Just raise the 'penalty flag' tell them the mistake politely (especially in public), and wait a bit. They'll learn.
With thanks,
Tenement
--
In my experience the term NOTE is an INTERPRETATION OF DATA that I am experiencing (or if in this case learning). I would not see a problem with this if they were taking the notes for free, but it might be an issue since they are paying for the Intellecutal Property.
SideNote: I for one am against Intellectual Property rules in general because of my adopted rule: "If a secret was meant to be kept, why did you tell your friend?" Mainly due to the fact that if you want to OWN intellectual property you should keep it hidden where noone else can see/use it so it cannot be copied or used against you.
I know I'm ranting/rambling, but I'll finish it off with this:
I feel there is no need for any complaints if this information was being given freely, however since the students are making a profit off these notes, at the very least a reference to the original source (though in reality this usually turns out to be the Professor's professor professor professor (ad nausem)) should be given.
Thanks for your patience and understanding
TENEMENT
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Of course the media bases its content on rumours. Between the American government 'changing the facts' (YES, it DOES happen) on a few mistakes or other reasons, and the capitlistic media doing its VERY, VERY best to BUY VIEWERS from the competitors, how can one not tell the truth? I think it was an old Jedi who said... "..you'll find many of the truths we cling to depend on a certain point of view..". With this attitude toward the mentality of the American public of "Believe what we say, it is TRUTH", how can I honestly be impressed with the sanctity in which America has fallen to? Yes, I do believe that America is the greatest country I've lived in (yes, I have traveled abroad much in my youth), but with this sort of mentality I wonder... "do I really want to stay?" P.S. When I believe "Dateline" honestly pointed fingers at Naziesque bands (i.e. KMFDM, which is a TOTAL fallacy) I nearly fell out of my chair. Didn't the blame game to Rock and Roll fall through in the 60's 70's and 80's? Perhaps this proves that people don't change, only technology does. Thank you for your time, Tenement