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2003/2/3 [Politics/Domestic/Immigration] UID:27287 Activity:nil |
2/2 African-Americans drowning in wave of illegal immigration http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/834426/posts |
2003/2/3-4 [Consumer/Audio] UID:27288 Activity:kinda low |
2/3 Looking for mp3 player I can control from desktop. Basically, I want to have a playlist playing from Linux, but be able to connect to player, change the playlist/etc. and disconnect. (From Linux or windows preferably). Anyone know of a tool like this? \_ xmms has a -enqueue or some such option that allows for this sort of thing. \_ freshmeat is stuffed like an engorged intestine with projects that do this. stuffed to bursting, i tell you. --aaron \_ could you name one? \_ could you search freshmeat? \_ Did a search. Now I'm wading through them to find win32 clients. They're also pretty devoid of comments or instructions. |
2003/2/3 [Uncategorized] UID:27289 Activity:nil |
2/3 Are you bored at your job? What are you going to do about it? \_ posting to the motd. What else!? Fanning the flames whenever there's opportunity. \_ you mean try to be controversial at work? complain at work? try to make other sense your boredom? |
2003/2/3-4 [Uncategorized] UID:27290 Activity:kinda low |
2/3 Is there an x-like terminal that has horizontal scroll bars implemented? --dim \_ I don't know, but I use "less -S" for horizontal scrolling. |
2003/2/3 [Reference/Tax] UID:27291 Activity:nil |
2/3 http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=544&u=/ap/20030203/ap_on_go_pr_wh/budget_30&printer=1 says it costs just over $7k/person to run this country. Since I paid out over 85k in taxes last year, I want to know which 11 of you lazy slacker bastards I'm paying for and could you please go somewhere else? \_ you are always welcome to leave \_ 85k in taxes? So you're making ~223k/year? Nice. You married? \_ How many years have you worked? Consider all the years where others are paying for you while you are running around the playground. \_ Take spending on defense for example. Bill Gates is paying tax to protect his 40 billion. I am paying tax to protect my $2000 in savings. Of course he should pay more. Why should I pay $5000 to defend my $2000 ? :-) \_ The reason you can pay 85K in taxes is because some farm-worker or fast-food clerk is working for pennies so you have the opportunity to earn than much. |
2003/2/3 [Computer/SW] UID:27292 Activity:nil |
2/3 Does anyone know where I can find a snapshot (PDF preferably or even jpg/gif if it exists) of the front page of sunday's NY Times (with the shuttle headline)? http://nytimes.com has an image of its front page, but I can't find it for previous days. Thanks in advance. \_ it wasn't hard to figure out from the current snapshot's URL... http://graphics7.nytimes.com/images/2003/02/02/nytfrontpage/scan.jpg \_ cool, thank you. |
2003/2/3-4 [Industry/Jobs] UID:27293 Activity:very high |
2/3 A friend of mine is looking to hire a SW Eng to do some network mgmt work. It's a small consulting firm and he's thinking $70-75k for someone w/ a few years experience. Does this sound about right or low? \_ OP HERE: I meant network management SOFTWARE work. sorry. \_ So many trolls...so few trollops. \_ given today's economy, i'd say that's about right. else, it'd be a little on the low side for a few years experience. \_ Depends on what you want. If its write custom MIBs its probably okay. If its write your own agent then he should offer more. \_ what's a good way to learn about MIBs / SNMP etc? \_ don't go into that field. Writing MIBs and doing SNMP is new grad stuff. I used to hire interns or cheap contractors to do the work. It's brain dead grunt work. \_ Since when do software enginners to network management? \_ network management as in network management software. \_ Full time or contract? That's ok for someone with 0-2 or maybe 0-3 if they didn't do much but he's scraping. \_ Fulltime (to do contract work). Oh, he's also got a Master's from Cal. Yes, he's kinda scraping. \_ That should get someone with a few years experience. Not really a senior person though. Look on some of the hiring websites to get a range for what people are offering. \- this is not a direct answer, but in my experience a lot of what you need for network stuff depends a bunch on scale issues. what might work for an office for a couple of classCs and 500 machines with 100mbit and not a lot of diversity [read broken tcp stacks on weird embedded devices] would not fly for mutiple class Bs, with unpredictable traffic or really high badwidth links where you need detailed knowledge of say ethernet drivers or network subsystem implementation. pehaps this is less the case in "network management" which may have narrower scope. --psb |
2003/2/3 [Uncategorized] UID:27294 Activity:nil |
2/3 Clark Barnett, 33, a nursery owner, was driving into Hemphill, Tex., when he spotted a torso in the road. "It's not something you want to sit and look at," he said. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/03/national/03XDEBR.html (what everyone loves to hate reading about) \_ Typical East Coast Liberal Media bias. |