At 01:04 PM 11/29/2009, you wrote:
Date:Sun, 29 Nov 2009 13:04:14 -0500
From:tjpa t...@tjpa.com
Subject: Re: Gulag
On Nov 28, 2009, at 8:06 PM, Adil Godrej wrote:
A person living on Rs 2/day (about 4 cents) in India typically has
one meal of rice every two days. No matter how ethical
At 01:58 PM 11/28/2009, you wrote:
Date:Sat, 28 Nov 2009 13:58:12 -0500
From:tjpa t...@tjpa.com
Subject: Re: Gulag?
On Nov 27, 2009, at 9:20 PM, Adil Godrej wrote:
Obviously, the whole thing is quite complicated, specially when you
add in those people who cannot afford to be ethical
Okay, I resisted this discussion until this email of yours, Stewart.
Yes, business has a right to make a profit. But, does it have a right
to maximize its profits by maximizing the exploitation of its
workers? If the answer to that is yes, then I'd say you have no
business of being in the
Yes, you did state that business should be run as ethically as
possible. And, yes, I do consider as ethically as possible to be
ethical (if that was your question). Obviously, one can always
improve, but I do recognize that there will be compromises sometimes.
(Just saw The Crime of Padre
I don't know which amount is larger: bounced checks or fraudulent
credit card charges (or even those who don't pay their credit card
bills). Both cost all of us money. When we subscribe to a common
thing (checks, credit cards, paper money), we also agree to be
responsible for the risks
And they are still more expensive than DSL, although prices have
dropped. We pay about $500/month for ours. There are outfits out
there that say they can provide T1 for less, but I'd be curious if
they can provide it for less and have guaranteed speeds. T1 lines run
at 1.5 Mbps (up and down),
Try Doodle http://www.doodle.ch/main.html
I've used it successfully quite often. --Adil
At 12:00 AM 5/13/2008, you wrote:
Date:Mon, 12 May 2008 15:49:15 -0700
From:db [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Meeting scheduling website?
I am needing to schedule a half a dozen meetings over the
Hmmm, something tells me that I shouldn't wade into this discussion,
but what the heck.it's a slow day and I've already been
productive enough. I'll deal with the larger screen part, as, to me,
having more desk space available is a no-brainer.
The original message from you, Tony, said And
There are four flavors of Vista.
Home, Home basic, Business and Business Premium.
Actually, there are five: Home, Home Basic, Business, Enterprise, and
Ultimate (what you are calling Business Premium, I think), in
ascending order of what they contain (this can be read to be more
good stuff
A question for those who deal with Windows servers.
We're trying to move our Active Directory from Windows 2000 Server to
a new machine running Windows 2003 x64 Server R2. One step involves
running the adprep program that comes on the Win2003 install disks on
the Win2000 server to prepare the
Had this (vibration) happen with a few Dells. The causes vary
(misaligned/mis-seated fan is one of them), but here are some things
that worked:
1. Put the Dell on a soft surface, rather than a hard desktop. A
rubber pad worked fine. This is for those times when a small
vibration in the
I've used Can-Am's cabinets ( http://can-am.ca/ ) for some years, as
they are multipurpose (CDs, DVDs, VHS) and store large numbers in a
small space (compared to standard book-case type racks). One of their
standard 3-drawer metal cabinets stores 800 CDs in jewel cases
(narrow and two-drawer
With an old (~4 year) Xeon machine with a single processor
it took about 30 hours to run, with modest disk R/W (about 1GB
total). The processor load was about 98% with nothing else (not even
anti-virus or network) running. With two Xeons, the same machine
would run two of those applications
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