WARNING, Could be Troll. I have several good compaq boxen at work, running NT, and in the hands of a good admin, who takes time to read the books and understands a bit "o" logic, can keep an NT boxen up for a while, only when hardware or something wack happens it goes down. But still, I like linux too, Me as a admin and user, I use what ever does the job well, but by not paying $$$ for licenses, I can get mega boxen instead, same money is given, just don't have to pay much for software. But anyhow, NT can be reliable, if put in the right hands. END TROLL.
to get drunk to and party likes it's 1999. hehe, also today I got to see a odd thing, something that some people call a BSOD? I thought it was rather funny, so we are going to have and odd BSOD party!
Only a few things I like about 3.1, and the hotdog stand look is one of them. I say that slashdot should try to mimic the old 3.1 color styles, make slashdot semi-theemable. Just and some old slashdot green and we have slashdog with relish.
Come up with several Distos. Me personally, I think RedHat and Mandrake should merge/buy out, and create two types of a distro. Redhat Linux Server OS and Redhat Linux Workstation OS. Create two teams working on there os, put keep it so that both "distros" can cross talk via rpm or something. But make the server cd jam packed with server tools and all the little and big daemons, then extend something like linuxconf to work perfect with the server. On the workstation side, make it another whole cd(s) full of apps just geared for the workstation. But you would be able to install say apache and linuxconf from the server cd(s) and run apache on your workstation. Thats the way redhat linux should be....In all fairness it's kinda been the same for several versions, 5 through 6....Part Desktop, Part Server. They need to put the contrib into the Offical Distro, and make it work very nice, and have a console based Admin Tool, then redhat/linux will become much more NT/PHB oriented, ppl just need someone to "hold there hand".
This is purely based on what my 18 NT Sys admins say here at work... It's too hard...where do I click at...DOS?
All I herd was a chip that does a CDMA66?GSM connects by iDEN, to the eDIN website (aka eSUPPER) and has a TDMA33 Disk? And something about running Multiple copies of Access to divide up the code, and send it by the digital netork. All this while divideing your time between the multiple access programs running. Think I have it right.
RPGBoard is THE WWWBoard-style message board script. Actually, comparing it to WWWBoard is a gross understatement. RPGBoard has so many features, I can't think of any more! These include:
Multiple forum support Completely new code (now under the GPL) New file format with an auto-archive/compress/delete function and file locking A message previewer/editor, complete with a spell checker Highly configurable with the web-based RPGBoard Configurator Selectable backgrounds Configurable message tags, including a "No Text" tag Default options and bios for the regulars Different header styles, including UBB/WWWThreads, WebBBS, the old traditional WWWBoard, and "collapsed threads" mode Ability to collate replies to simulate a non-threaded look (and for easier browsing) A message search engine Name/password detection via cookies Interactive date/time stamps with timezone capability and recent message color coding Ability for users (and admins) to delete (or undelete) messages Partial messages can be saved (good for those really long posts that you don't want to lose) A complete stats utility A hidden spoiler message box Ability to have replies e-mailed to you Ability to ban IP addresses as well as an Ignore List for users to use Word filter to block cuss words IP address/number lookups with proxy detection Browser/OS detection Year 2000 compliant (unlike WWWBoard)
Best of all, it's free (and GPL)! I'm not out to make any profit from this. It's simply my part in helping the Internet community have access to a really good message board script. It's really easy to install, too. Just follow the instructions.
Slashdot Mirror
WARNING, Could be Troll. I have several good compaq boxen at work, running NT, and in the hands of a good admin, who takes time to read the books and understands a bit "o" logic, can keep an NT boxen up for a while, only when hardware or something wack happens it goes down. But still, I like linux too, Me as a admin and user, I use what ever does the job well, but by not paying $$$ for licenses, I can get mega boxen instead, same money is given, just don't have to pay much for software. But anyhow, NT can be reliable, if put in the right hands. END TROLL.
to get drunk to and party likes it's 1999. hehe, also today I got to see a odd thing, something that some people call a BSOD? I thought it was rather funny, so we are going to have and odd BSOD party!
On slashdot it states:
The kicker is that it's supposed to be able to store about 100 CDs worth of music..
On pjbox.com it states:
Storage huge volume of songs squal to approx. 100 pieces (not 100 songs) of normal audio CD.
Only a few things I like about 3.1, and the hotdog stand look is one of them. I say that slashdot should try to mimic the old 3.1 color styles, make slashdot semi-theemable. Just and some old slashdot green and we have slashdog with relish.
Come up with several Distos. Me personally, I think RedHat and Mandrake should merge/buy out, and create two types of a distro. Redhat Linux Server OS and Redhat Linux Workstation OS. Create two teams working on there os, put keep it so that both "distros" can cross talk via rpm or something. But make the server cd jam packed with server tools and all the little and big daemons, then extend something like linuxconf to work perfect with the server. On the workstation side, make it another whole cd(s) full of apps just geared for the workstation. But you would be able to install say apache and linuxconf from the server cd(s) and run apache on your workstation. Thats the way redhat linux should be....In all fairness it's kinda been the same for several versions, 5 through 6....Part Desktop, Part Server. They need to put the contrib into the Offical Distro, and make it work very nice, and have a console based Admin Tool, then redhat/linux will become much more NT/PHB oriented, ppl just need someone to "hold there hand".
This is purely based on what my 18 NT Sys admins say here at work... It's too hard...where do I click at...DOS?
All I herd was a chip that does a CDMA66?GSM connects by iDEN, to the eDIN website (aka eSUPPER) and has a TDMA33 Disk? And something about running Multiple copies of Access to divide up the code, and send it by the digital netork. All this while divideing your time between the multiple access programs running. Think I have it right.
RPGBoard is THE WWWBoard-style message board script. Actually, comparing it to WWWBoard is a gross understatement. RPGBoard has so many features, I can't think of any more! These include:
Multiple forum support
Completely new code (now under the GPL)
New file format with an auto-archive/compress/delete function and file locking
A message previewer/editor, complete with a spell checker
Highly configurable with the web-based RPGBoard Configurator
Selectable backgrounds
Configurable message tags, including a "No Text" tag
Default options and bios for the regulars
Different header styles, including UBB/WWWThreads, WebBBS, the old traditional WWWBoard, and "collapsed threads" mode
Ability to collate replies to simulate a non-threaded look (and for easier browsing)
A message search engine
Name/password detection via cookies
Interactive date/time stamps with timezone capability and recent message color coding
Ability for users (and admins) to delete (or undelete) messages
Partial messages can be saved (good for those really long posts that you don't want to lose)
A complete stats utility
A hidden spoiler message box
Ability to have replies e-mailed to you
Ability to ban IP addresses as well as an Ignore List for users to use
Word filter to block cuss words
IP address/number lookups with proxy detection
Browser/OS detection
Year 2000 compliant (unlike WWWBoard)
Best of all, it's free (and GPL)! I'm not out to make any profit from this. It's simply my part in helping the Internet community have access to a really good message board script. It's really easy to install, too. Just follow the instructions.
http://www.resonatorsoft.com/softwa re/rpgboard/
The Message Board War.
Weee, Weee, Weee, I go around in circles, ah oh, headache....I feal like Im drunk....time to program..err, play quake.