Aloha-
The problem in the latest code snippet is naming- the main thread cannot
find the class "Scubatoolkit.java".
Try: "java -cp . Scubatoolkit"
It's an important point of convention, or idiom. Technically there
shouldn't be class files in the source directories and class and source
files hav
Aloha-
Eric's comments on GET are great, although a little different from my own
pov.
Regarding GET out-of-state exemptions, "True, true." I've benefited from
them and I see at least one reason for them- to 'incentivize' bringing
mainland money here.
But I'd still argue for a full consultant G
Aloha-
Language services is one area where Hawaii has a good lead. Note I recently
graduated from UH East Asian Languages (Chinese) and teach at KCC, so I'm
very biased on this issue. But! A large and ethnically diverse population,
not horrible time zone placement, a bunch of respected campuses,
Slashdot note: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/18/2344253
NYT Article: http://www.nytimes.com/2002/09/18/opinion/18WED2.html
Telling last paragraph:
Government units abroad and in the United States and individual computer
users should look for ways to support Linux and Linux-based produ
An anonymous reader points out this article in the International Herald
Tribune about corporate acceptance of computers running GNU/Linux, which
includes this snippet: "Linux is already outpacing Macintosh on desktops:
"Dan Kusnetzky, an analyst for International Data Corp., said Linux had a
3.9 pe
"Aiming to capitalize on growing support for Macs within the open-source
community, a Mac dealer has started selling Apple Computer systems loaded
with both the Linux operating system and Mac OS X. "
More: http://news.com.com/2100-1040-957138.html?tag=cd_mh
-rg
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At least one list member offers managed DSL hosting. There's plenty
country/world wide for Postnuke/Mysql hosting, but I'd prefer a
competitive local firm. Are there any local businesses that can
provide? Three non-profit domains. Can contact AEG-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] directly if you wis
Some links to academic papers on open source software
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=313202
http://opensource.mit.edu/papers/bonaccorsi-rossi.pdf
http://opensource.mit.edu/papers/counting-potatoes.html
Bonus links:
British MP who is trying to get Microsoft to stop gouging schoo
"Has anyone ever found that sounds actually made a website better?"
Web pages can/should be developed to facilitate sound for disabled
viewers. For example making sure there's alternate text tags for
graphic buttons, so that text to speech readers can tell someone what
the button text is.
The
Aloha-
how would I capture stdout to a file while still getting messages written
to screen?
e.g. command foo will write things like 'Processing x of y' to terminal. To
put that stuff into a log i'd go:
foo > log.txt
but i want to eat the cake too, so how can i modify 'foo > log.txt' to al
What's the subtext?
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&ncid=716&e=3&u=/ap/
20020805/ap_on_bi_ge/microsoft_antitrust_2
Best quote: The technical information will help software makers write
programs that work as well with Windows as Microsoft's own products
do.
As if that were desired.
http://www.economist.com/business/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Story_ID=
1251254
Respected British financial mag on open source, recently (check out
goofy graphic of penguin and cigar-suit guy arm in arm).
>From article:
Rumours of open-source software's demise are exaggerated
WHEN the hordes of volun
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-947182.html
A controversial initiative to standardize U.S. state laws on software
licensing faces a crucial vote this week, as battle-weary consumer
advocates and tech companies pin their hopes on a legal gathering in
Arizona.
Thanks Elizabeth, this one is a real community service:
"4. Put a sign on the edge of your monitor, where you can see
it at all times, that says: "New isn't better, different isn't
better, only better is better."
Being an inveterate geek, I started pushing my wife onto the web
around 1995, way
http://www.forbes.com/technology/2002/07/16/linuxintro.html?partner=
newscom
Annoyingly (and misleadingly) titled "the cult of linux", this page lists
links to recent Forbes articles about linux. Provides a glimpse of how
the managing class views linux.
-rg
PostNuke, PostNuke, PostNuke.
I'm in Taiwan right now, yet managing
www.asialanguage.com and www.leprogres.org is totally
simple. For a genius like you, Warren, it should be
complete simplicity.
I've been running it for about 7 mos now, so I can offer
whatever I've learned, and a dodos skill
Hollowood senator to bring legislation in summer
exempting 'content' companies from anti-hack laws so they
can locate and remove files on citizens' computers. (Will i
be able to register as content creator?)
BusinessWeek article against: http://
www.businessweek.com/technology/content/jul2002/
Open Source as an Alternative to Commercial Software Development
http://opensource.mit.edu/papers/mateos.pdf
-rg
Article here on hardening sites against PHP attacks:
http://old.lwn.net/2001/0704/a/study-in-scarlet.php3
Might be useful for phpBB users etc.
-rg
In addition (no comment on BW myself) - beware Sony laptops. Their
connectors can be proprietary and this can cause all sorts of problems.
Case in point- Vaio notebooks with odd USB connectors- popular software,
such as Norton Anti-virus would not work with 'em. I shudder to think of
the problem
I've also had Verizon/Pixi for about 2 years. It's been reliable and Pixi
have come to be helpful to linux questions (as has luau). Pixi also handles
all billing, even Verizon's, sending an email whenver I'm debited. Very
convenient.
I get a static ip and use it to publish websites (leprogres.o
On 5/9/02 4:50 AM, "Dustin Cross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does MindTerm Java SSH client work on OSX?
Yes. Didn't try it on yours, tried it on other site. Worked as well as
anywhere. There's a popular Java CVS client that works on Osx too.
In fact, OSX is really great for Java devlopment,
For number 2- I use MacSftp, which is shareware. It is pretty good, having
used winScp before. You get a dialog requesting host, user, pass, and
target dir, and option to save it to keychain. It opens a file folder, ahem
'finder' window, then you can drag and drop to/from the remote folder.
Pret
ZDNET coverage: http://zdnet.com.com/2102-1104-896171.html
RMS' column in zdnet is linked in the article, but I couldn't actually get
to it.
-rg
"Google's Gaffe", from XML.com (April 24):
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/04/24/google.html
"Google's release of an API has been heralded as a bright moment for
web services. It is an exciting development, but at the same time
there is a subset of the programmer community that is
disappointed. Goog
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