Einar Stefferud wrote:
Hi -- I fully know that IETF folk do not want to clutter up the list
with political stuff,
Yup.
but... I think shedding just a little more
light on this one event should be OK.
Really? Why?
I sent that offending spam to a friend in Irvine, California, who
likes
While it is certainly possible I don't understand
what they mean by charging $10,000/year and $1,500/year
per .NET app ...
They mean to make money, I presume.
Microsoft has finally figured out what every software company is eventually
going to have to figure out: It's almost impossible to
In your previous mail you wrote:
In your previous mail you wrote:
Including the people showing slides; at least
with printed acetate technology you don't have people stopping to
answer their Instant Messages.
Francis got the quoting above wrong. I didn't say
Title: RE: Printing Internet Drafts
Dear,
"COPY
FILENAME.EXT PRN" and "TYPE FILENAME.EXT LPT1" do have the same effect :
they send FILENAME.EXT to the printer, "as is".
Now,
about the font used, you have to select the font needed directly on the
printer.
Why?
Because while a word
Someone inside Microsoft gives me a clear info about this:
to be clear, developers will get .NET My Services bits as part of SDK
for free if they subscribe MSDN.
1.5K/per app is for partner who wants to test/to be certified against a
live testing environment hosted by Microsoft.
The 10K
On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 11:23:06AM -0700, Paul Hoffman / IMC wrote:
The advantage of multicast vs. tape-and-archive is the real-time
aspect for the viewer. However, this is rarely, rarely used. If it
turns out that switching from multicast to tape-and-archive can get
more camera operators in
At 06:34 PM 10/23/2001, Ole J. Jacobsen wrote:
but it sure would be nice if a group this
large and this wise could come up with a simple hack to fix this forever.
(On all platforms, that is...)
do away with pre-formatted pagination. rely on section numbers for references.
d/
--
If you want everyone to put .NET features in software, it's best
to offer the tools to do it for free. Even then, some developers might
find
it more trouble than it is worth.
Well, I am certainly very impressed by the work Red Hat, IBM, Linus, Alan
Cox,
and the many other contributors to
-- Aaron Falk writes:
On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 11:23:06AM -0700, Paul Hoffman / IMC wrote:
The advantage of multicast vs. tape-and-archive is the real-time
aspect for the viewer. However, this is rarely, rarely used. If it
turns out that switching from multicast to tape-and-archive can get
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Join the ietf_censored list, which is a sublist of [EMAIL PROTECTED], and
you'll get the flames pre-filtered out. As the list info says, not all
messages are passed. Decisions on what to pass are made solely by
Raffaele D'Albenzio. It's a wonderful public service.
do away with pre-formatted pagination.
that can significantly degrade presentation, particularly when figures
or tables are involved.
Keith
This is a great idea! I think I've attended about fifteen IETF's now
and at each one I've been to many multicast sessions but I've never,
NEVER heard a live question from a multicast viewer.
I have, though not very often. I've also heard multicast viewers
try to ask questions and be
- Original Message -
From: Kyle Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Love it or hate it, the new majority market is the mixed Windows/Linux
shop.
Tomorrow, you might want to take the IPv6 Challenge
...gather 12 of your friends across the net.
...have 6 buy Windows XP and 6 buy
do away with pre-formatted pagination. rely on section numbers for
references.
Then you would keep tables and ascii-art diagrams from
being split ... how?
okay, I've hacked up the scripts that I used to convert RFCs to PDF,
to convert Internet-Drafts to PDF also.
so folks who can't print ASCII text documents with correct pagination,
but can print PDF files, might want to look at
http://www.cs.utk.edu/~moore/ID-PDF/
note that this is only
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 10:19:46 EDT, Kyle Lussier said:
and the many other contributors to Linux have offered. What really got my
attention was the shipping of a journaling file system (I believe with
Red Hat 7.2?) so that you can back out hard drive changes. Is that even
Actually, ReiserFS
Hello,
Does this email reflector pass through plan text attachments to all? I sort
of think its a strength of the odd email community that it gets off topic
*some*. FOr instance I really found the dialog I just got about 3D
teleconferencing interesting and want to post it, but think, Hmmm pretty
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about a short post and text attament? Is that cool? I
don't want to be percieved as a weirdo here...
Good intent, but bad execution. Attachments have to be transmitted and
received anyway, plus many mail readers just show text items as if they were
part of
I have some fan fold-paper and an impact printer I can send you... ;)
joelja
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Matt Crawford wrote:
do away with pre-formatted pagination. rely on section numbers for
references.
Then you would keep tables and ascii-art diagrams from
being split ... how?
--
Love it or hate it, the new majority market is
the mixed Windows/Linux shop.
Linux isn't even a blip on the radar in the vast majority of shops. Having one
in the building isn't the same as having a mixed shop.
Until and unless the same variety and number of applications are available on
Linux isn't even a blip on the radar in the vast majority of
shops. Having one in the building isn't the same as having a mixed shop.
Well, I definitely don't agree with that.
I'm not sure what types of shops you are talking about, but I would
say the minority of our customers don't have
Hello folks,
Could we drop this subject? I don't see how it relates to IETF, and there
are people who care neither about Microsoft nor .NET.
--
Pekka Savola Tell me of difficulties surmounted,
Netcore Oy not those you stumble over and fall
Systems. Networks.
I have some fan fold-paper and an impact printer I can send you... ;)
well, if every Windows user would just get an impact printer and
fan fold paper, they wouldn't be whining to us about not being able
to print :)
Keith
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