Chris,
I don't know off the top of my head, but I remember that the flat panel
folks once said that the amount of money saved on extra AC for one year
for all your 'regular' monitors would more than pay for the extra cost
of a flat panel.
You might try checking out one of the flat panel vendors
the meetings... or was it the beer?
Rich
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nna happen!!!
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Kenny Lussier asks:
OK, so. We're giving away our software, so when is VA going to start
giving away their hardware ;-)
...you should check out these links.
Oracle has a component technology called Business Components for Java.
It automatically handles the construction of object oriented Java code
that talks to a relational database. If any of you are Java developers,
you know that this code can often be very
of keyboards, I use the one called 'The
Essential'.
(The one on the left at http://www.kinesis-ergo.com/).
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Bill Freeman wrote:
I've grown to hate the touch pad mouse on my laptop
happen to be in the area because my sister is getting married
this weekend...
:)
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Thomas Charron wrote:
Perhaps if we had a list of 'backup' speakers, who could basically 'pull
something
Niall Kavanagh wrote:
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Cole Tuininga wrote:
snip
I've always wondered about the WPS. I've seen a lot of folks laud it as a
fantastic interface, yet relatively little is done to bring it to a linux
desktop. Why is this? Has anyone with WPS experience any horror stories or
are 'my' products, which
is why I gave them plugs here.]
Good Luck!
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Rob Yelle wrote:
I have installed Oracle (8.0.5) for linux on a red hat 5.2 machine
today. (scott tiger )
Can I get
Not in the dictionary (or at least the mw one: http://www.m-w.com/)
Rich
sherlock wrote:
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, Ray Bowles wrote:
Today, Derek Martin gleaned this insight:
[snip]
Not to
mention I wanted to use Anangrous in a LUG message.
I'll bite, what's Anangrous ?
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There's no
Derek Martin wrote:
[SNIP]
Reality: Companies are almost always less interested in security than
in productivity.
[SNIP]
It sounds to me like a case should be made that good security = good
productivity. How 'unproductive' is the WHOLE company when the network
goes down because of
Benjamin Scott wrote:
Except it isn't the managers that get fired. The admins tell the
PHBs they need time to work on security (or backups, or fault
tolerance, or...). The PHBs say no, work on something else. They
get hacked. The admins are fired for not doing their job. The
New book from Oreilly:
Oracle Open Source
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/oracleopen/
Have not read it, but I thought it might be topical.
Rich
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Tom,
I ran across this site the other day. I do not accept responsibility
for anyone who may be offended by the content. I will however say
that the technical content is very good.
The site is the Coffee Cup Club: http://www.c-cup.com. They have
supermodels explain how to set up and
Wish I could figure out how...
Didn't MS try something like this?
They embedded stuff into their code that reported back to MS your
configuration and system information. They didn't tell anyone about it
and it caused an uproar when it was found.
We *could* do something in an open source way
Man the ramparts!
http://www.zdnet.com/intweek/stories/news/0,4164,2715210,00.html
Rich
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Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
Personally, I never understood PDF. What is so wrong with HTML and
embeded images? I have yet to see any real need for PDF's. There is no
real benefit to it.
PDF allows for precise control of both on screen viewing AND printing.
HTML does not.
That said, *MOST*
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/22770.html
Anyone know anybody in the user groups that might be near these
mentioned accounts? Sounds like somebody should go in there and 'fight'
for the 'business'.
Rich
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checked the bios, but there is nothing in there that relates to screen
blanking. With Winblows I could set it so the screen did not blank.
Any ideas?
Rich
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Todd Littlefield wrote
http://www.computerworld.com/storyba/0,4125,NAV47_STO67867,00.html
H
I seem to remember a (much younger) guy standing up in a user group
meeting many, many years ago and saying something like 'Oracle just
doesn't understand Linux'...
:)
Rich
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The danger of the web is that it's so easy to get lost and lose track of
time. The cool thing is you run across little gems like this during your
wanderings...
http://www.computerworld.com/cwi/sharktank/0,1130,NAV47_STO67213,00.html
Richard Soule wrote:
http://www.computerworld.com/storyba
http://www.asciimation.co.nz/ To watch it in a browser
(Also has a link to another short called 'The Death of Jar Jar', in
which he gets sucked into a pod racer engine which is really too humane
of a way to kill him.)
http://www.asciimation.co.nz/ascii_faq.html -- To get some of the
story.
It would be irresponsible to entrust the work of Parliament to
closed-source software.
Jorg Tauss, Deputy for the Social Democrats, when asked about
switching the Parliments MS servers to Linux
Nice quote!
Rich
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I love it when this type of thing shows up on
Oracle JDeveloper recently got an award from Javaworld readers as the
best Java IDE (not exactly sure of the actual name of the award, and I
might have the name of the mag wrong). It's written in Java and can be
downloaded from otn.oracle.com for free for personal use (like learning
Java).
If
OK! Now you have all done it!
My bit bucket is so full of dark matter that I had to send an intern out
to empty it. He still hasn't come back yet. Please close down this
thread before the entire Internet is filled up.
If you all keep this up I am sure they will have to shut the internet
down
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ayup! Me too! It's painful to go to work in the morning, knowing I'm
stuck with a sucky monitor there. Hmmm, maybe I'll make that a
stipulation when the economy picks up. I want 4 weeks vacation AND
an SGI 1600SW monitor :)
One of the guys here at work just got a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With Spacedisk solutions, customers will see increased revenues,
reduced costs, improved performance and accelerated time to market.
Wow! That has to be the most unique set of product benefits I have ever
seen! This sounds amazing!
Marketing...
Benjamin Scott wrote:
Oh, this is just too good.
http://www.eweek.com/article/0,3658,s%253D701%2526a%253D26875,00.asp
Two things here:
First, remember the letter from the Brazilian politician? It seems like
a case could be made that using closed source is NOT the way to go. How
about
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I
actually represent a company that is considering
bringing a low cost hardware SSL accelarator into the US
market, we're just trying to determine how much demand
there might be for the product. It integrates with any
load balancing tool seamlessly.
I see requests
Aggressive 'random audits' during the sales process may be leading
schools away from MS.
:)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?G1F5469E
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http://www.photo.net - THE true resource for anyone doing anything
with photos. Includes both digital and film cameras. Also done
with open source software. Also has links to online books on
how to build good web sites based on open source software. VERY
highly recommended
Also check out phpbb at www.phpbb.com which is open source. :)
Rich
Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone out there have any experience with building/running message
boards? I was asked to find something that was Like the Message Boards
on AOL. This, of course, is difficult for
http://www.oracle.com/ebusinessnetwork/
For those with good network connections there will be a live streaming
presentation tomorrow at 10:30 a.m PDT/17:30 GMT.
Larry Ellison (Chairman and CEO of Oracle), Russ Holt (VP of Dell) and
Matthew Szulik (CEO of Red Hat) will all 'be there'.
Three
Dell, Oracle join Red Hat for enterprise Linux
Red Hat Inc, Oracle Corp and Dell Computer Corp have teamed up
to provide packaged support and services for Red Hat's Linux
Advanced Server operating system and Oracle's 9i Release 2
database management system.
more...
Money: 50 cents cash
Consulting Services: 60 minutes on the phone with a MSCE *
Software: $549,999.50 worth of MS DOS 3.0.
:)
* No monetary value
Rich
Ben Boulanger wrote:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/020715/microsoft_peru_1.html
Monday July 15, 7:54 pm Eastern Time
Associated Press
Michael,
I'm not sure what your software is/or does, so this comment might be
totally off the wall, but have you considered using the web to
'distribute' your application?
If you are building software that accesses a centralized store of
information and it can be done within the relatively
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