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On Thu, 2009-02-19 at 15:22 +1300, Michael wrote:
This is everything that is wrong with Open Source - no body wants to pay for
anything
Your statement is not correct!
Well atleast half of it. You should have said:
-no body wants to pay for anything-
This has absolutely nothing to do
This has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that something is
opensource. The fact that the source is open has nothing todo with its
pricetag. Sometimes opensource products are more expensive then closed
source products.
If you want support/maintenance/dedicated_features/you-name-it
Big companies, especially those with major computing systems use paid
software
because they want a vendor they can hold responsible for it.
As for OSS and FOSS, it is majorly used by the sort of businesses and
individuals who call me (and other IT pros) up and talk the talk, but they
Michael wrote:
This has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that something is
opensource. The fact that the source is open has nothing todo with its
pricetag. Sometimes opensource products are more expensive then closed
source products.
If you want
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No... there's no shortage of work that needs doing. But there's a
definite shortage of money to pay those to do it -- hence the massive,
worldwide layoffs. Your little corner may not be affected, but to
discount basic economics because you don't see it? Well... that's
incredibly
This problem is only going to get worse as the so-called 'recession' bites...
fellow I.T. professionals - get used to your clients trying to weasel free
service out of you. Everything I am hearing from fellow I.T. people is that
there is no shortage of 'work' but a lot of clients are resisting
Not entirely. I've been trying for two years to get someone to work with
my small Linux system. One guy never had time to come. I finally got
someone out who was going to charge either $125 or $175 per hour (USD)
depending on whether he decided it was a computer problem or a network
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 5:04 PM, Michael mich...@networkstuff.co.nz wrote:
Not entirely. I've been trying for two years to get someone to work with
my small Linux system. One guy never had time to come. I finally got
someone out who was going to charge either $125 or $175 per hour (USD)
I also think you should check the economic stimulus package. There are
billions of dollars allocated to ISPs. It could be a windfall.
Yoohoo! Let's print some more money. I don't think that's been tried
before
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On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, Michael wrote:
I also think you should check the economic stimulus package. There are
billions of dollars allocated to ISPs. It could be a windfall.
Yoohoo! Let's print some more money. I don't think that's been tried
before
You must of course know all about
did you get your Samba issue fixed?
Yes, I finally figured it out this morning. I had the domain set to match that
of the web site it was serving, which was on the other side of a router, so not
even on the local subnet. The DNS queries from that got Samba all messed up.
Ugh!
Yes, I would
You must of course know all about how things are working here in the
states while you sit in NZ. The money is not being printed. It is being
I am well informed thanks to the global reach of such excellent purveyours of
quality news and information such as Fox and CNN.
raised and accounted
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 7:46 PM, Michael mich...@networkstuff.co.nz wrote:
I also think you should check the economic stimulus package. There are
billions of dollars allocated to ISPs. It could be a windfall.
Yoohoo! Let's print some more money. I don't think that's been tried
On Fri, 2009-02-20 at 13:46 +1300, Michael wrote:
I also think you should check the economic stimulus package. There are
billions of dollars allocated to ISPs. It could be a windfall.
Yoohoo! Let's print some more money. I don't think that's been tried
before
Of course it has!
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 8:02 PM, Michael mich...@networkstuff.co.nz wrote:
You must of course know all about how things are working here in the
states while you sit in NZ. The money is not being printed. It is being
I am well informed thanks to the global reach of such excellent
Hey I am against any Federal bailouts (wrote in Ron Paul and donated to his
campaign for presidency as well as being an active member of the Campaign
for Liberty http://campaignforliberty.com) , but they are a reality.
Shame Ron Paul was shafted of fair media attention. He would be an
Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, Michael wrote:
I also think you should check the economic stimulus package. There are
billions of dollars allocated to ISPs. It could be a windfall.
Yoohoo! Let's print some more money. I don't think that's been tried
before
Money is borrowed at the Prime Rate which is between 0% and .25% but thus
far, China and Japan have been lending the largest portions as well as
other foreign countries. I am not saying this is any better but you should
get your facts straight.
I am well aware of this. I am also well aware
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009, John Novack wrote:
This will take a very long time to work itself out, and folks better get
used to some very lean times.
Be thankful you have a marketable skill.
Not that it seems to be getting me any interviews :)
j
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Is this the asterisk users list? or some political list? or maybe i
dunno, i am confused
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 8:19 PM, Michael mich...@networkstuff.co.nz wrote:
Money is borrowed at the Prime Rate which is between 0% and .25% but thus
far, China and Japan have been lending the
i dont see the connection with AGI pdf book
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 8:28 PM, Emmanuel Bruno tipas...@gmail.com wrote:
Is this the asterisk users list? or some political list? or maybe i
dunno, i am confused
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 8:19 PM, Michael mich...@networkstuff.co.nzwrote:
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 14:28:23 you wrote:
Is this the asterisk users list? or some political list? or maybe i
dunno, i am confused
Sorry. I'll make that my last post on the subject.
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Dear Sir,
Can someone help me please to find a free ebook talking about AGI scripting
through asterisk?
Regards
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2009/2/18 michel
Dear Sir,
the asterisk book from oreilly does not make full description to the AGI
scripting...I suggest please if someone advice to me a free PDF book just
dedicated for AGI and nothing else
Regards
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 2:09 PM, David fire ddf...@gmail.com wrote:
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] AGI pdf book
Dear Sir,
the asterisk book from oreilly does not make full description to the AGI
scripting...I suggest please if someone advice to me a free PDF book
On Wed, 2009-02-18 at 14:36 +0200, michel freiha wrote:
the asterisk book from oreilly does not make full description to the
AGI scripting...
You're right.. the O'Reilly book doesn't make a full and complete
description of AGI programming. (It was better than anything else
written at the time,
On Wed, 18 Feb 2009, Danny Nicholas wrote:
The AGI is also applicable for (at least) PHP and C+.
An AGI (or more accurately, an executable conforming to the AGI
specification) can be written in any language -- Fortran, assembly, shell
script, BLISS (if you wanted to fastagi over to a VAX
On Wed, 18 Feb 2009, michel freiha wrote:
I suggest please if someone advice to me a free PDF book just dedicated
for AGI and nothing else
It takes a rare individual to put the effort required to write a book and
then distribute it for free.
I would like to write it, but my kids have grown
I think PHP is the best language to write AGIs, there is a library available
(PHPAGI) and it is easier to work with as compared to the complexity of the
C language. That book written by Nir Simionovich (Asterisk AGI 1.4 and 1.6
Programming) clearly describe the pros and cons of writing AGI
There's a cheaper pdf version of his book as well. You can get more info
at:
http://www.packtpub.com/asterisk-gateway-interface-programming/book
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 7:59 PM, Emmanuel Bruno tipas...@gmail.com wrote:
I think PHP is the best language to write AGIs, there is a library
Just for the records,
Those of you who likes PHP simplicity (I'm one of them :) ) , but would
like C small footprint, and almost *incomparable speed*; there's a PHP
compiler that takes PHP code to C, and produces an optimized executable.
You can see it here:
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:35:25 Steve Edwards wrote:
On Wed, 18 Feb 2009, michel freiha wrote:
I suggest please if someone advice to me a free PDF book just dedicated
for AGI and nothing else
It takes a rare individual to put the effort required to write a book and
then distribute it for
Michael wrote:
On Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:35:25 Steve Edwards wrote:
On Wed, 18 Feb 2009, michel freiha wrote:
I suggest please if someone advice to me a free PDF book just dedicated
for AGI and nothing else
It takes a rare individual to put the effort required to write a book and
then
I would like to write it, but my kids have grown accustomed to eating :)
This is everything that is wrong with Open Source - no body wants to pay
for anything
Hi my name is nobody. I like to pay for many (FOSS) things. Not as
much as I'd like but when the right Powerball ticket
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