I want my free encryption because I don't trust some 3rd party to tell me whether I should trust the web site that I am visiting. Encryption and identity should never have been tied together in the first place. It's unfortunate that this business method has succeeded as long as it has.
The unsupported processors all have virtually indexed caches. This isn't in the new processors or x86 and due to the architecture of a new virtual memory subsystem due to land in Solaris 11 it would be a bitch to write a workaround. The old procs are all EOL anyway!
This begins to explain the idea behind bottle caps as currency I suppose....
Ditched cable when we bought a house. We've had Netflix the whole time, wife does the CNN dance on her laptop. Netflix is mostly DVD, not much streaming. There's nothing on cable worth watching that I'd pay 1 month's price for the entire year.
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This is too cool. Haven't googled myself in a while, I'm so damned special that the first 3 pages are just me and a couple references to my dead grandfather.
The special part is that the only ads that come up are for leather products! $1000 minimum order... ouch
IT (me and the dba) reported to the VP of development. His job (and his underlings) was to develop algorithms to deal with the data produce by the DNA analysis systems run by the research group. Since they were the primary "real" server users it was a reasonable match. Back office and desktop support were my problem as well, but I reported those issues directly to the Pres/CEO since that's where my budget came from and the VP of dev didn't care if the secretary at the front desk couldn't get her email.
"real" in this case meaning the DB and data crunching systems, the stuff used for product development. As with a much larger organization that side of IT got a completely separate budget from standard services and DT support.
Yes it costs money, but it does a ton of things. It keeps a database for your tags/whatever but you can have it apply any and all info it knows about your pictures to the EXIF/IPTC fields. There's a ton of scriptability and you can export the DB to tons of formats (and define your own format). Hey just looked at the website and it supports XMP as well (another metadata in the file thing).
No I get nothing for this (haven't even looked to see if I could). Satisfied customer.
The business I work for goes through tapes like they're used to make coffee. Primary use: legal escrow of source code.
I have posted a few bugs to the gentoo bug tracker over the last year and have not gotten any more spam because of it. My wife gets far more spam, presumably since she's joined a number of yahoo groups for random special interests of hers.
Looks like paying a pro to run Cat5 would be cheaper than these things all over the house.
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Seriously coondoggie, that's not how it works. This is an IR detector. Speed of light limitations, not to mention power requirements for umping enough IR into the sky to see any reflections, I mean... wow.
What company sells full cartridges as replacements ?
Unison from UPenn http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/
Works on all the platforms you mentioned... It can synchronize 2 disparate directory trees (you made updates to files A, B, C on one system and D, E, F on another system and want to merge them) and when it can't figure out what to do it asks you.
Money is the root of all evil, and man needs roots.
