I have been watching the feed for about 5 min, and I notice that there are a lot of searches for "food" (the artice mentions this). I wonder why. Recipes? or just very hungry people with internet access looking for a way to get some grub? any other ideas?
I work for a automobile insurance company, and this was a problem when I first started working here.
All I had them do was, on every scrap of work they create electronically, put a form ID on it, and use it in the file name itself. The method we use is:
How about if we get MS to release and support current/future versions of office for linux and other operating systems? They could still sell it as commercial software at the same cost as the windows version. A HUGE step for linux getting it on the office desktop. Look at WinNT. All it needed was office and good network stability to become a standard in the business environment. It would be a lot easier then breaking the company up. The only problem I see is, who would port and develop it? -Marc
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I was going to suggest the system used in total recall, but this is close enough!
is at MetaSpy.com.
I have been watching the feed for about 5 min, and I notice that there are a lot of searches for "food" (the artice mentions this). I wonder why. Recipes? or just very hungry people with internet access looking for a way to get some grub? any other ideas?
I work for a automobile insurance company, and this was a problem when I first started working here.
All I had them do was, on every scrap of work they create electronically, put a form ID on it, and use it in the file name itself. The method we use is:
XXXXXXXX-010511
Unique ID and then date.
Why doesn't this work?
-Jess
Here you go. The site is already /.'ed
http://people.ce.mediaone.net/bert-hickman/frames/ shrinker.html
-Jessupx
I like the fact that:
"...next even day will be 2-2-2000 - the first one since 28-8-888."
We will have to PARTY on 2/2/00.. I mean, sheesh.. 1112 years have passed. let us celebrate the dawning of a new age.
Thumb on alt, ring on ctrl, and pinky on del? Seems a bit uncomfortable. Why not thumb, fore, then ring (respectively)?
How about if we get MS to release and support current/future versions of office for linux and other operating systems? They could still sell it as commercial software at the same cost as the windows version. A HUGE step for linux getting it on the office desktop. Look at WinNT. All it needed was office and good network stability to become a standard in the business environment. It would be a lot easier then breaking the company up. The only problem I see is, who would port and develop it? -Marc