Comment Re: Lame (Score 1) 108
Anonymous Coward, was a citation really necessary to make the point? And if it was, then you could have provided one yourself?
Anonymous Coward, was a citation really necessary to make the point? And if it was, then you could have provided one yourself?
Here's one example of it having happened:
http://articles.chicagotribune...
Actually I recall reading in the news a few years ago of a father who shot and killed his teenage daughter as she was sneaking back into their house via a window late at night. She'd been out fooling around with a boy and didn't want to get caught, which is why she was trying to sneak in without her father knowing. It is hard to forgot news like that when you hear about it really happening. Normally I try to cite stuff, but this is too vague now and too painful to bother making the effort myself. I'm pretty sure the guy used a shotgun to kill his daughter too, I remember that also.
No kidding? To-date it seems to have only been reported to be a series of interconnected tubes. Who knew? Has anyone done a study of this? One can only wonder where this all leads to. There can be no good outcome.
Hey folks, you won't believe this but I just shot that entire well-lit video sequence using my Nokia N9, and it looks great! I'd share it with you, except I'm in one of those countries, and you are probably in one of the other ones.
How is this any different than programming in FORTRAN? At least that's how I learned FORTRAN; has anything changed?
Now would you kindly please step aside so I can water that last patch of the lawn?
FireFox has done a really good job of keeping itself relevant, along with Chrome. Specifically I am referring to the developer tools. I use FireFox myself, although Adobe mobile developers also have a cool tool to render mobile devices inside the Chrome browser, where they can work using Chrome dev tools. But I still like the new FireFox dev tools better, along with the older FireBug and a few of its odd plugins.
Somehow, somewhere, they must have had 'connections' so they were not really what you claim to be as a 'normal user'. There is no marketing campaign, because no budget exists to market free software, so how else would you explain your sighting? No way was this some random oddity.
I tried to visit eternal-september.org, and it is not loading. OpenDNS didn't display the error-code, but there's no server.
Maybe
Miss you all, the vocal bunch you are. Best of luck. Let me know how things work out, but please don't abuse the news or comments on the news.
You mean the device was engineered to meet written functional requirements?
There's a difference.
Huh. Just like Homer J. Simpson. Coincidence? I'll bet all my mod points on it!
Maybe this is in reference to Jay Ward?
Could this possibly be a conspiracy, brought to you by the same evil mind that gave us Rocky, Bullwinkle, Natasha, and Boris? Stay tuned for the next adventures of...
Please consider the bureaucracy, of the NSA. They obviously have both technical talent with which to operate and that other thing.
Also, don't forget about weekends. People wants weekends, and their downtime.
Peoples' downtime is like a cancer in any 24/7 bureaucracy as well.
Babe Magnet Deluxe if ever I saw one!
'All the professional bicycle racers in the Tour de France cheat.'
-Lance Armstrong (after he said a *million* times he didn't cheat, and after he got caught)
Enjoy your legacy Lance for the rest of your life and then some.
CiviCRM is extremely good at what it does, and works with Drupal, as well as Joomla.
I like Drupal a lot. Drupal is like LEGO bricks you can build anything out of, and if you install CiviCRM on top of Drupal, that's like building the Millennium Falcon Star Wars Edition LEGO along with a spaceport for it. If that interests you, then also add OpenAtrium to your short list of things to check out too. In fact you can combine them if you want and they'll give you complimentary functions, however you might also find OpenAtrium is good enough for your CRM needs. Or you might swap out CiviCRM from your OpenAtrium platform as described, and use RedHen CRM instead.
Whatever direction you choose for CRM, I hope you'll give OpenAtrium consideration towards your requirements, (that is what the White House uses for its workgroup collaboration too). It's a good Space Dock Platform to hold your calendaring, notifications, public/private docs, etc.
http://openatrium.com/
http://redhencrm.com/
http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog...
Pro-Tip: In a lot of places where I have introduced OpenAtrium, when I get around to installing the sheetnode module, and everyone gets collaborative spreadsheets, I often hit a home run. The spreadsheet usefulness and ajax is extremely good.
I'd rather just believe that it's done by little elves running around.
