Comment I used to use ekiga back in the day. (Score 1) 59
It interoperated with NetMeeting, so if you ever need to video conference with anyone running Windows NT or 2000, you could do it.
It interoperated with NetMeeting, so if you ever need to video conference with anyone running Windows NT or 2000, you could do it.
I'm already 100% remote, but most of the people in my company work at our corporate office. However, they recently told all employees (except for a skeleton crew) to work from home.
I don't think they've decided what sound to use yet and have announced the ruling, to give the big consultancies plenty of time to work out how to charge a vast fortune for licencing whatever new sound they come up with.
The wired.co.uk article did, but
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SoundCloud.com
What are they used for (besides bitcoin)?
BitTorrent, for one. Rsync for another.
Ok, I get it. The article says, "Breach victims part
The word [victims] here should be [victims'] (with an apostrophe after the word, meaning possessive). So [Breach victims] describes the noun "part". So the article means "the part of the lawsuit that belongs to the breach victims".
It should be "... victims [who are] part of
Source https://www.bostonglobe.com/me... (paywall link) (disclaimer, I work for The Boston Globe)...
I love that they don't do reviews of free products or have advertising. They go out and buy things, and then test them. I think their reviews are much more trustworthy than random reviews.
I would pay a lot for an outdoor-does-it-all device.
I believe you can train a child/wife for this.
My kids love to "help" in the garden. The biggest problem is they get overly enthusiatic, and pull up nice plants when weeding. As for the wife, I always say, she's not a farmer's wife, I'm a farmer's husband. She does the bulk of the planting, weeding, etc.
If what I read is correct they weren't students at the university and so it had no contractual agreement with them. So what did it owe them?
If this had been a government site - that they were obliged to use to file their taxes or apply for a driving license or whatever - that'd be different.
But it isn't.
The trouble is that the University of California Berkley IS a government site. At least, they are a state sponsored public university that receives public funding.
Actually, after looking it up, I see that it is only his 3rd. For comparison, George W. Bush did 11, Bill Clinton did 36, George H.W. Bush did 29, and Ronald Reagan did 39. Is that because he's signing lots of things, or because the congress is sending him so few bills?
Actually, after looking it up, I see that it is only his 3rd. For comparison, George W. Bush did 11, Bill Clinton did 36, George H.W. Bush did 29, and Ronald Reagan did 39. Is that because he's signing lots of things, or because the congress is sending him so few bills?
I loved both Babylon 5 and Star Trek: The Next Generation, but usually Babylon 5 was my favorite. However, I have one exception which for me shall forever reign as the epitome of awesomeness:
THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!
I spend a lot of time with my wife playing Pandemic. We love the fact that it is hard to win, but a cooperative rather than competitive play.
"The great thing about open source is that it's so dynamic and has so much innovation, that we have much more diversity in our ecosystem than there has ever been in the proprietary ecosystem," Shuttleworth said. "You'll never stop security issues from occurring in either open source or proprietary software but you deal with issues faster in open source."
Anyone can make an omelet with eggs. The trick is to make one with none.
