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Countdown to Update
I can count the days between updates using the uptime command because that is the only time my machines come down. Public Beta was up the longest with 100+ days, I think 10.0.3 was up 33 days. I'd say OS X is stable. The line voltage dropped a couple of weeks ago in a sudden thunder storm and one machine (iMac DVD) came down, but that's a freak accident--beyond that, all four of my machines run the way they should. The iMac is doing server service now as punishment. Take a look at the bottom of this page: http://english.yasuda-u.ac.jp/lc/
Countdown to Update
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Yes, Nuke is a good program; it's going through some development pains at the moment, but the potential is there and I know it will get better...um, sounds like a certain OS we all love! The language files for Nuke are pretty bad (most of the developers are non-native English speakers), but, again, it's not a great problem and should improve. Do check it out at http://phpnuke.org
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Yes, Nuke is a good program; it's going through some development pains at the moment, but the potential is there and I know it will get better...um, sounds like a certain OS we all love! The language files for Nuke are pretty bad (most of the developers are non-native English speakers), but, again, it's not a great problem and should improve. Do check it out at http://phpnuke.org
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Yes, I got it. Very cool. Had it running in minutes. |
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