Ars OpenForum migrating to version 3.0
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OpenForum Status Update
OpenForum Status Update
08/19/2004 08:44 PMThe problems experienced yesterday continue into today, but there's
light at the end of the tunnel. We hope to have service restored late
tonight or thereabouts, so please hang in there.
OpenForum migration update
OpenForum migration update
12/09/2003 09:51 PMThe initial migration process saw a few hiccups in the early stages,
so it was longer than expected before we could see how the code was
going to perform.
Ars OpenForum Migration Phase 1
finished!
Ars OpenForum Migration Phase 1
finished!
11/16/2003 01:47 PMLast night, just a little over 24 hours after the move started, the
message and the member database migration was complete.
OpenForum migration continues into phase
2
OpenForum migration continues into phase
2
12/06/2003 09:03 PMNow we're moving into the next phase of our migration: the big
codebase upgrade.
OpenForum Weekend Update (With Norm
McMackey)
OpenForum Weekend Update (With Norm
McMackey)
12/02/2003 01:49 AMThe OpenForum migration is progressing nicely.
OpenForum database maintenance tonight
(Tues, 1AM EST)
OpenForum database maintenance tonight
(Tues, 1AM EST)
05/18/2004 10:34 AMThis is a note that tonight we're going to be running a big fat alter
table command on the OpenForum's messages table, and we have to take
the forum down in order to do it.
Migrating from PHP 4 to PHP 5
Migrating from PHP 4 to PHP 5
05/07/2004 02:01 AMDerick Rethans discusses the new object model and other changes. Has
an interesting discussion on E_STRICT, which i don't know much about.
Presentation from the recent PHP conference.
Migrating to .NET
Migrating to .NET
11/17/2002 11:48 PMCNET Nov 17 2002 11:03PM ET
PHPEverywhere: Migrating from ASP to PHP
PHPEverywhere: Migrating from ASP to PHP
06/22/2004 07:41 AMA new posting on
PHPEverywhere today
discusses the migration from ASP to PHP, and includes a
sample guide
to make the conversion smoother.
Migrating Songbirds Can Be Led Astray
(AP)
Migrating Songbirds Can Be Led Astray
(AP)
04/15/2004 05:08 PMAP - Like disoriented hikers, migrating songbirds went the wrong way
when their inner compasses were disrupted. But the birds recovered,
apparently using sunset clues to reorient themselves.
Migrating to Mac OS X (Pixar,
Government?)
Migrating to Mac OS X (Pixar,
Government?)
10/29/2003 12:12 AM
MacWorld details Pixar's previously reported migration to Mac OS X.
Pixar leveraged the Unix underpinnings of Mac OS X to help create
maintenance a...
Itn'l PHP Conference: Migrating from PHP
4 to PHP
Itn'l PHP Conference: Migrating from PHP
4 to PHP
05/10/2004 08:41 AMThe presentation from
Derick
Rethans has been posted on his website -
Migrating
from PHP 4 to PHP 5.
Migrating to PowerPC for Robotics
Migrating to PowerPC for Robotics
02/01/2005 10:05 PMIBM DeveloperWorks
recently posted an article titled, "Migrating
from x86 to PowerPC: Robots and networked applications". The article
compares the PowerPC (or "Power Architecture" as IBM prefers to call
it
these days) to traditional Intel x86 and ARM processors. Migrating
from
one of these architectures to another is actually not too difficult if
the software is based on Linux which runs well on all three platforms.
Ultra-cheap methods of getting started with PowerPCs are mentioned,
such
as cannibalizing a Nintendo GameCube
console or using a Kuro Box. The
author, Lewin A. R. W. Edwards, has
published a book with more
information on the topic, called A
Cookbook for Open-Source Robotics and Process Control.
Et Cetera: we're migrating DNS, but not
across a desert
Et Cetera: we're migrating DNS, but not
across a desert
01/26/2004 11:06 PMRound up featuring secret knowledge of an apocryphal nature. OK, maybe
not.
Migrating Java EJB apps to .NET
Migrating Java EJB apps to .NET
09/14/2002 11:12 PMCNET Sep 14 2002 10:03PM ET
A Fable: The Migrating Chickadee
A Fable: The Migrating Chickadee
03/14/2005 06:21 PM
The idea: A fable about uncertainty, and courage.
For thousands of years the
chickadee community of Albion had weathered the cold winters as all
non-migrating birds in temperate climates do: They hid food (often
tens
of thousands of tree seeds each) in the fall. They moulted new heavier
plumage just before winter. They scavenged nutrition from pine cones,
maple sap, and even the dead prey of coyotes, which they'd learned to
imitate to alert their community to the presence of fresh carcasses.
They maintained a generous 'grazing' area for the flock, which
normally
included a dozen chickadees, plus a few nuthatches and titmice. And
they hibernated at night, burning just enough fat to maintain their
body temperature above the hypothermia level, so they could reawaken
themselves the next day without depending on solar warmth.
But then one day some loud machines arrived in Albion and bulldozed
down many of the trees the chickadees and their community-mates
depended upon. Fortunately one old human put up a set of feeders in
one
of the clearcut areas, and another planted sunflowers in another
clearcut area. So there was still an abundance to live on. But one of
the chickadees was worried what would happen if the human destruction
continued. That fall, she looked longingly at the flocks of other
birds. Calling to the other birds in her community, and bidding them
to
follow, she rose up to join a flock of migrating geese. They briefly
responded, thinking perhaps the agitated little chickadee was alerting
them to a fresh source of food. But when they saw she was flying
beyond
the limits of their community, they broke ranks and returned. Deserted
by her community, the would-be migratory chickadee turned around and
rejoined her flock.
The following year, the humans destroyed more of the natural bounty of
Albion, and where there had been sunflowers growing there was now a
huge building filled with frightening sounds and a terrible smell.
That
year snow came early and for the first time, the chickadees knew they
would have to depend on the old human's feeders. Once again, the
agitated chickadee urged the others to join her in migrating to a new
and more natural home, but the other chickadees ignored it. Chickadees
don't migrate -- they bulk up and, when necessary, hibernate. This was
the only life they knew.
Except this time, the worried little chickadee didn't turn back. She
flew higher and higher, lagging behind the other creatures in their
graceful formations all headed to a more hospitable home for the
winter. She headed in the same direction, determined to follow them,
until she disappeared from view.
The following spring the kind human stopped coming out each day to
fill
the feeders, and yet more of the trees were cut down and its natural
vegetation replaced by the humans' hard and barren constructions. But
the migrating chickadee didn't return, so the others didn't know if
she'd found a better home, a kinder and more natural place, or not.
The
alpha chickadees told the others that they would just have to make the
best of a difficult situation. But the rest of the chickadees were not
happy. Maybe the migrating chickadee was right, maybe she had found a
new home untouched by these terrifying humans and their machines of
destruction and scarcity. But chickadees weren't meant to migrate,
they
weren't built for it. Yet they noticed other small birds and even
butterflies migrating --
perhaps this was the natural way, perhaps chickadees had merely forgotten how to migrate. When the
fall came, some of the chickadees practiced migrating, and they
watched the other birds intently.
And as the first snow began, one of the remaining chickadees called to
the others, using the alarming call of the coyote: It's now or never.
We cannot continue on like this, or we will all die. And the other
chickadees, all of them agitated now, called back: How do you know?
Maybe it will get better again. This is our home -- we cannot leave.
But their debate was drowned out by the roar of the bulldozers, making
room for yet more of the humans' strange and unnatural buildings with
their deceptive and dangerous invisible walls, and more of the humans'
loud and frightening creations with the four rolling feet and the two
eyes bright as suns. And all of Albion was filled with dust and tar
and
screaming.
Item: House sparrows have virtually vanished from London; declared
endangered species.
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FSF Migrating From Savannah to Gforge
FSF Migrating From Savannah to Gforge
04/13/2004 11:16 AMDevelopers Migrating From Windows To
Linux
Developers Migrating From Windows To
Linux
03/19/2003 10:25 PMThe hidden cost of migrating from NT 4
to Linux
The hidden cost of migrating from NT 4
to Linux
05/21/2004 04:09 AMLast issue, I mentioned that some readers said the reason why they
haven't migrated off of NT 4 is because they are investigating moving
to Linux as an alternative to upgrading to Windows Server 2003 (or
even Windows 2000 Server).
IBM's instructions on migrating from
OS/2 to linux
IBM's instructions on migrating from
OS/2 to linux
09/03/2004 06:06 PMdon't give up the fight, zealots!
Migrating From Windows To Linux: Part 2
Migrating From Windows To Linux: Part 2
04/12/2004 07:31 PMMigrating to desktop Linux? Take a look
at Norway
Migrating to desktop Linux? Take a look
at Norway
12/30/2004 02:47 PMZDNet Dec 30 2004 6:44PM GMT
Migrating Device Drivers to the 2.6
Kernel
Migrating Device Drivers to the 2.6
Kernel
02/15/2004 03:54 PMPhishers migrating to Trojan attacks
Phishers migrating to Trojan attacks
01/06/2005 11:39 AMThe latest report from the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) has
suggested a depressing if unsurprising outlook for phishing trends in
2005.
Migrating AnandTech from Macromedia
ColdFusion to ASP.NET
Migrating AnandTech from Macromedia
ColdFusion to ASP.NET
02/01/2005 09:39 PMWWW Coder Feb 1 2005 3:40PM GMT
Migrating to Astaro Security Linux
Migrating to Astaro Security Linux
12/15/2003 07:02 AMFed up with expensive, complicated firewalls, e-gaming company opts
for open-source security solution.
Migrating Visual Basic Applications?
Migrating Visual Basic Applications?
04/05/2005 02:24 AMSlashdot Apr 5 2005 6:17AM GMT
Migrating Windows to Linux -- and back
-- and forth
Migrating Windows to Linux -- and back
-- and forth
08/27/2004 01:36 PM In October 2003, Randy Lastinger, director of network operations for
National Background Data, made himself so valuable to the company that
it had to quit using Linux.
City Of Austin Migrating To
OpenOffice.org
City Of Austin Migrating To
OpenOffice.org
12/17/2003 10:45 AMAn anonymous reader writes "NewsForge.com has a story up this morning
about the City of Austin and the results of their pilot program on
OpenOffice.org. The ...
Circuit City Migrating to Linux
Circuit City Migrating to Linux
08/13/2004 03:31 AMSlashdot Aug 13 2004 8:24AM GMT
Phishers migrating to Trojan horse
attacks
Phishers migrating to Trojan horse
attacks
01/06/2005 05:40 PMThe Anti-Phishing Working Group, in its most recent report, said that
online scam artists are turning to new tactics to try to trick Web
surfers into divulging financial information.
DoCoMo subscribers base migrating to
FOMA
DoCoMo subscribers base migrating to
FOMA
05/07/2004 02:47 PMPMN Publications May 7 2004 6:09PM GMT
Migrating from the Microsoft SOAP
Toolkit to the .NET Framework
Migrating from the Microsoft SOAP
Toolkit to the .NET Framework
06/09/2004 11:57 PMTake the next step in developing Web services by using managed code in
the .NET Framework, and see how to incrementally transition your SOAP
Toolkit-based Web service applications.
Official Migrating from PHP4 to PHP5
Docs
Official Migrating from PHP4 to PHP5
Docs
03/06/2004 01:53 AMPHP 5 and the integrated Zend Engine 2 have greatly improved PHP's
performance and capabilities, but great care has been taken to break
as little existing code as possible. So migrating your code from PHP 4
to 5 should be very easy. Most existing PHP 4 code should be ready to
run without changes, but you should still know about the few
differences and take care to test your code before switching versions
in production environments. -- Nuno Lopes
Andi Gutman points this out:
>Paragraph: Classes must be declared before used
>is no longer true. For most cases this is allowed now.
To be accurate, we solved the BC issue but for people who want to
use the
PHP 5 features (such as implementing interfaces), they will have to
declare
the class before using it.
Solution Accelerator for Consolidating
and Migrating LOB Applications
Solution Accelerator for Consolidating
and Migrating LOB Applications
01/04/2005 01:11 PMFree White Paper: Migrating to IP
Communications
Free White Paper: Migrating to IP
Communications
07/20/2004 04:07 PMIP communications can boost productivity and cut costs. However,
developing an effective migration strategy is essential. Organizations
that lay the groundwork and develop a focused plan can unleash the
power of digital communications and gain a competitive advantage.
ADV: FREE WHITE PAPER: Migrating Linux
to the Enterprise Desktop
ADV: FREE WHITE PAPER: Migrating Linux
to the Enterprise Desktop
08/17/2004 03:32 PMA growing number of industry organizations and Linux vendors are
driving the consideration of Linux as the preferred desktop operating
system for personal and business computers. Whether in search of a
lower-cost alternative to licensing fees charged by popular desktop
application providers, or to leverage the inherent security,
reliability and manageability of Linux, more companies are starting to
consider desktop Linux strategies and implementation.
Solution Guide for Migrating High
Performance Computing (HPC) Applications
from UNIX to Windows
Solution Guide for Migrating High
Performance Computing (HPC) Applications
from UNIX to Windows
01/03/2004 05:59 AMThis guide is designed to provide process and technical guidance to
help you migrate your existing HPC applications from UNIX to
Microsoft® Windows®, as well as set up the required HPC
infrastructure (including hardware, network connectivity, and software
tools) to run those applications on Windows. It will help you choose
the optimal HPC system architecture for your business, and once you
have made that choice, it provides detailed guidance for you to plan,
migrate, deploy, and operate your HPC system. The guide can also be
used to create a Windows-based HPC application and HPC infrastructure
from scratch, without migrating from a UNIX environment, although this
use is not its primary purpose.
This guide discusses the planning and implementation of four types of
HPC systems on Windows. These are symmetric multiprocessing (SMP),
massively parallel multiprocessing (MPP), a network of workstations
(NOW), and Web service-load balanced systems (WS-LB).
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Available - Only US$49 per Licence, or
Free If You Have a Previous Version
New Look, New Version pdfMachine 9.6 Now
Available - Only US$49 per Licence, or
Free If You Have a Previous Version
06/01/2004 02:33 AMpdfMachine 9.6 NEW FEATURES• Now pdfMachine viewer can be started in
"stand alone" mode with no PDF loaded.• File open menu option - open
and assemble any PDF file, not just those created by pdfMachine.•
Opening of encrypted PDF's is supported; passwords are prompted for if
required.• "Sticky note" style comments/annotations. [PRWEB Jun 1,
2004]
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