Not yet in New england area ... it's overcast, drizzling, and 67 send some of that weather this way!! :)
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Not yet in New england area ... it's overcast, drizzling, and 67 send some of that weather this way!! :)
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aww cmon Nish .. they aren't all bad ;)
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Any plans for CP supporting login via OpenID?
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Gratz CP team! Keep up the good work!
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As a fan, this is truly sad news :(
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Tada! Portable Firefox[^] .:. Keno .:.
Greets all, I want to access task data from Microsoft project 2003. I'm finding it hard to find information on how to do this on the web and was wondering if anyone has any experience doing this. I'm looking for a starting point I guess. So far I have just seen that I can do a plug-in for excel or another Microsoft product, but I want to access Project data from my own custom application. Would appreciate any insight you guys could give. .:. Keno .:.
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I'm more worried about the folks from my part of the world, namely Jamaica. A category 5 hurricane hit to our island will not be a pretty scene :( .:. Keno .:.
Paul if you have invites to give out please don't hesitate to send one along to keno@coretechnologies.com ;) .:. Keno .:.
Guilty as charged! Want to get the DVD season collection. .:. Keno .:.
Roger Wright wrote: I sit down, spend 45 minutes analyzing what incredibly stupid thing the user has done, then tap the keyboard for a few minutes to repair the problem, and they bitch when I charge them $60. Yet these same people never whine when they take their cars in for service and are charged $75 an hour. Their reasoning seems to be that the mechanic is "doing" something - applying force with a hand tool, getting sweaty and greasy while applying his miniscule knowledge to resolve the problem. For some reason this equates to value, while my mental efforts - which the mechanic is in no way able to duplicate - are not valued. Thinking, after all, is not "work" according to those who rarely do it. You hit the nail on the head with these remarks Roger! .:. Keno .:.
Take the first step ... try one of the scenarios that you think will go wrong. If it does then you won't be surprised :) Don't fear the code, it won't bite you .. I hope not! .:. Keno .:.
That budget can get you a verrrrrry sweeeeeet machine :) Personally I have an Inspiron 5150. For Laptops, my biggest issue is memory and hard drive speed along with net connectivity. I don't personally think laptops are there yet for gaming because of the LCD monitors so I wouldnt worry much about the video card. So here are my recommendations: Processor: Intel 3 GHz HT RAM: 1GB Screen: WSXGA+ (15") Graphics: 64MB (Nvidia or ATI) HD: 60GB 7200 rpm Network: Wireless (802.11 b/g) + 10/100 Eth. Coming from a desktop machine I couldn't do without a 7200 rpm Hard Drive. If you are going with Dell, I've been told the latitude series is more rugged than the Inspirons so you may want to check that out. Also be sure to pay attention to the Front Side bus speed. The more the merrier :). Another thing to note is that if you are going to run Win XP on your lappy, then u better get more than 512MB of RAM if you want to have a nice smooth experience when doing your work. My only complaint with Dell is that their memory prices are too much! I bought my Inspiron 5150 with 256MB PC2700 RAM and then bought 2 512MB chips from Crucial[^] after. I keep that 256MB chip incase anything goes wrong while I'm on the road. You never know. I'm sure you will have change when you're done with your config, I was on a budget of $1500 and had to push it by $200. Try to monitor dell's page though cause they have sales and stuff especially when public holidays come around. You should see some pretty nice prices around the July 4th holiday as well. .:. Keno .:.
This must be an exercise in bad UI design ... should get an A for the effort .:. Keno .:.
I have Trac up and running fully on Windows and can give you the steps to install it :) I am actually gonna install it at work today and get my dev team to start using it. I did try IIS 5.1 but it bombed on me and messed up my COM+ Catalog. When I tried to re-install COM+ I had major issues. The root of the problem was that IIS seem to have some pooling issues when it was processing the CGI scripts. In any case, I installed Apache2 and am now up and running. To get a smooth install, I would recommend the Trac 0.7 (just released last week), Apache2, and Python 2.3. They use SQLLite (also Open source) as their DB back-end. There were some issues with it in earlier releases but that is now smoothed out it would seem and working well. If you want some help with the windows install, you can drop me an email and I will see what we can work out. .:. Keno .:.
Subversion[^] is a wonderful product. You should give it a try. The whole idea behind subversion is to make a revision system that addresses all the shortcomings of CVS. It works quite well on Windows as that is what I use it on right now. There are also several tools I have found that make the experience of using Subversion quite good. TortoiseSVN[^] is a Shell extension that allows you to work with subversion from Windows Explorer. A great graphical interface that allows you to see immediately what files have been modified, deleted, or added without having to run any subversion commans yourself Trac[^] is a new one I just found that gives you the ability to use a Wiki, Issue Management (i.e. bug tracking), and Subversion Browser. This is web based tool. An example of how I use it is that if I have a new project i want to put under source control, I would create a Subversion repository for it, then setup Trac to use with this repos. After I do that, I can use the Wiki system to basically create a project site with all information realated to this project being available on the web and easily editable by any of my peers directly from the web. Then I can use the Issue Tracking system to keep a log of all the bugs, feature requests that users and developers may have for that project as it grows. The Subversion browser will allow me to view my source directly from the web and also see diffs of the various revisions. I could go on but I think you would prefer checking these out yourself :-D I forgot to mention these tools are Open Source, no price tag .:. Keno .:.
Thanks Heath! I wonder why this functionality isn't available though, If I remeber correctly this was possible in VC wasn't it? .:. Keno .:.