Disclaimer: we are just migrating from Exchange to Google Apps.
Exchange is in no way perfect, and I am happy to see get rid of it. But if you want to / need to run your own service, none of the other solutions listed here come close.
Quoting Churchill:
"Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time."
Just replace Democracy with MS Exchange.
The difference is, I believe the judges in the nordic countries (at least here in Finland) probably have more leeway to throw silly cases out, even if it is not strictly defined in the law book. A bit like how evidence is inadmissible in the USA if a technicality has been broken when aquiring said evidence. In Finland clear evidence would never be dismissed because it was found in an unlawful search, the unlawful search would just be an issue for another case.
This is a result of our being less of a litigation society. It does have it's downsides.
Umm, I guess that it depends quite a bit on the "artist". Sure, many artists basically sound exactly like they do on the album, and that is what their audience (13-year old girls) excpect.
But real artists (like my favourite, Faith No More) really make a live show feel like something completely different.
Or is my detector broken, again?
(usenet, rec.sport.soccer).
Avatar's effects were all done on Linux. I believe WETA uses Linux exclusively for effects.
If Creative Suite moved over, a lot of audio/video/effects professionals would move to Linux. I read an article about how sound engineers are moving over to Linux because of the RT kernel.
Weta uses Linux because the software they use run on Linux, not because they really, really want to (though that might be a factor). Autodesk IFFFS and Lustre are Linux tools in their highend configs, Houdini is a Linux tool etc.
In the creative/postproduction field it is all about the tools, the software. Nobody cares what platform it runs on, as long as the system works. Audio professionals will move to Linux once Digidesign gets Protools to run there reliably _and_ the plugin manufacturers have ported their plugins over. the RT kernel has diddly squat to do with it.
Yeah, I thought of this as well. I went with PFSense for our network, but this seems to be what the original post meant.
_But_ to get good people to do bad things, you need religion.
By default, good people do good things and bad people do bad things. Bad to get good people to do bad things, really bad things, you need religion.
And the pretty much sums up the problem with religion.
You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred. -- Superchicken
