On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 11:06:47PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > So, technical discussion #2: How do you deal with an immediate superior
> > who is a non-techie (especially when your pay is low, your top priority is
> > uni or other reasons why you don't want to be a defacto project manager)
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, Laurel Fan wrote:
> So, how do you test well? What testing procedures and methodolgies
> should be used? And how can adequate coverage be ensured?
>
It's different from company to company. It's also different depending on
what your program is expected to do. It's also d
Karl-Heinz Zimmer wrote:
> I obviously misinterpreted that "awesome"! In my simple mind "awesome"
> seemed to be a negative word - like terrible - but now that I come to
> think about it there is a far remembering of it also meaning "superbe".
'awe' (noun): the emotion one gets when one walks i
hi all. is anybody out there interested in embedded linux? how about
collaborating on a project? i find the idea fascinating . . .
whatya think?
pheret
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Try the PDA from Handspring. They're made by the same people who
developed the original Palm Pilot and they're not too expensive. They
even have modules that does everything... the coolest one is the one that
converts it into a cell phone. Also, about the devices, you don't have to
use palm.net
Mary Gardiner wrote:
> Well the project I'm thinking of is being completed by a group of uni
> students in a small business that has explicitly refused them written
> specs at all.
Take it to their lecturer/project coordinator. This is not a situation
uni students should have to deal with, it's
On Nov 22, -sjh- conjectured:
> Karl-Heinz wrote:
>
> > I obviously misinterpreted that "awesome"! In my simple mind "awesome"
> > seemed to be a negative word - like terrible - but now that I come to
> > think about it there is a far remembering of it also meaning "superbe".
>
> "Awesome" sou
You don't need a special modem to sync up and read your mail from your
computer. Palm comes with a conduit for Outlook. I'm not sure about other
email programs.
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Eric--
Yeah, I tried that too...just in case, because I know that I had it in my
hosts table before I had to do the reinstall. It didn't help at all. But
thanks for the pointer!
Kristin
> I haven't been following this thread, but I think you need to first add
> your gateway as a host in you
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Kristin Ziel wrote:
>
> i was just reading over this again, and I am confused on one point. YOu
> are correct in that if my gateway is 194.200.10.xxx , then my eth0
> interface should be 194.200.10.yyy, and it IS currently that way...well,
> that's the intention, but it won
i was just reading over this again, and I am confused on one point. YOu
are correct in that if my gateway is 194.200.10.xxx , then my eth0
interface should be 194.200.10.yyy, and it IS currently that way...well,
that's the intention, but it won't let me add the route for the
194.200.10.xxx
I am
Karl-Heinz wrote:
> I obviously misinterpreted that "awesome"! In my simple mind "awesome"
> seemed to be a negative word - like terrible - but now that I come to
> think about it there is a far remembering of it also meaning "superbe".
"Awesome" sounds a lot like "awful." That's part of what
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Marie Fischer wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Karl-Heinz Zimmer wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 22 Nov 2000 Justine Cubbage tenZeldam wrote:
> > > KDE is awesome!
> >
> > > Used it the first time Oct. 28 during the Simi Valley LUG Fest,
> > > while running a Star Office presentation. Al
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 10:05:10AM -0500, Jeff Dike wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > But is 2.4 going to be release with any of the bugs they know about
> > now, say?
>
> Yes, it will. As of test10, Linus was only taking critical bug fixed.
>
> The CRITICAL bugs on Ted's list will be fixed
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000 Marie Fischer kindly wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Karl-Heinz Zimmer wrote:
> > On Wed, 22 Nov 2000 Justine Cubbage tenZeldam wrote:
> > > KDE is awesome!
...
> > Oh, that does not sound good to me.
...
> karl-heinz, i think you misunderstood - justine was saying that she
> lik
--- David Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunately, wireless (you are talking wireless
> here, right?) and cheap
> don't go together. Not only do you have relatively
> high prices for the
> wireless models, but you pay pretty hefty (~$40 last
> I checked) monthly
> fees as well. By th
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Karl-Heinz Zimmer wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Nov 2000 Justine Cubbage tenZeldam wrote:
> > KDE is awesome!
>
> > Used it the first time Oct. 28 during the Simi Valley LUG Fest,
> > while running a Star Office presentation. Along with Mandrake 7.2,
> > the entire presentation went o
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000 14:11:07 -0500 (EST) Deb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> could you please take this thread to grrltalk or techtalk (whichever
> is most appropriate)? The announce list isn't meant for discussions.
You are absolutely right! :) And this is a good reason for me to
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 10:18:12AM -0800, alissa bader wrote:
> not really a *nix question, but ah well :>
It is if you look at the iPaq. There's a project to get Linux running on
it. It's even supported (I think was started) by Compaq.
Now, how cool is that? http://www.handhelds.org
> I am loo
I could be wrong here - someone let me know if I am. Palm VII is wireless
and is $449. There are different coverages available but $10 a month is
the least. The Palm V which costs $349 (I think) can be converted into a
wireless device but you have to pay for the device and $40 a month for
coverage
not really a *nix question, but ah well :>
I am looking to buy a PDA/palm/whatever, I'm going to
be travelling pretty soon and need something to keep
myself organized. A notebook would probably be
better, but I really want a vaio and even refurb,
those things are out of my budget ATM :<
what
cool...this is something new to try! i'll give it a go tonight and let
you know. :)
kristin
> hi kristin
> u can try this:>
>
> first delete any default entry in ur routing table by
> route del default.
> if it gives error message like "no such process" itis ok dont worry.
>
> actually
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> But is 2.4 going to be release with any of the bugs they know about
> now, say?
Yes, it will. As of test10, Linus was only taking critical bug fixed.
The CRITICAL bugs on Ted's list will be fixed. Most of the rest will be in
2.4.0 and be fixed later. Most of them a
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> My test plans tend to be big long checklists that developers hate. If
> anyone's got a better way, PLEASE say so...
Sounds a lot like my testplans ;-)
My =designs=, on the other hand, everyone loves. Except for the
people who review them because I write novels. Ditt
Laurel wrote:
Scenario: You are designing a test plan for a small to medium sized
(say, 5 core developers, 20,000 lines of code) open source/free
software project. All of your fellow developers recognize the wisdom
of testing, but some have no experience in more formal (meaning
'or
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