This is a discussion on sos within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; "Goofy" <garyfalia.anastasopoulou@durham.ac.uk> wrote in message news:<cf595q$udp$1@heffalump.dur....
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"Goofy" <garyfalia.anastasopoulou@durham.ac.uk> wrote in message news:<cf595q$udp$1@heffalump.dur.ac.uk>...
> Hi all, > > i am trying to write php scripts using notepad but everytime i opened it, it > automatically disappears after a few seconds. it is really frustruating. i > cant write code. what can i do? Certainly your system is infected by some virus or malwares. Use your anti-virus to scan your system. If you're using Norton, try uninstal as it is the worst on the market. If you have money buy PC-cillin <http://www.trendmicro.com/buy/us/personal.asp> or use the free online version <http://housecall.trendmicro.com/> -- | Just another PHP saint | Email: rrjanbiah-at-Y!com |
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LJR wrote:
<snip> >>> it isnt funny >> >> Posting a problem concerning an _editor_ sold by a convicted monopolist >> to a ng dedicated to the _PHP_language_ is not very funny either. > > Question: "I have a problem with PHP on my IIS server..." > > Answer 1: "Get a better OS." > Answer 2: "[Insert favourite MS insult]" > > How predictable can you all be? Hi LJR, What you write is just not true. I see a lot of ISS-related questions here, and most of the time they are answered decently. (Often dll and php.ini). The question you describe above "I have a problem with PHP on my IIS server..." will get a decent answer! (Supposed the question is longer than in your example of course.) The OP asked a question that has as much to do with PHP as cleaning stables. His texteditor didn't work. His texteditor will not work as it should on any file most propably. Futhermore: His texteditor is the famous M$ texteditor that is delivered for good money in their flagships os'ses. A little sarcasm is in place if you ask me. And besides that, the OP did get some hint too for other texteditors (some are free and actually work.) Often when people snarl at M$, they have a great valid reason for that too. The avarage computeruser is brainwashed and unaware of all the missery M$ is creating. No reason to be nice to that monopolist... Regards, Erwin Moller |
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"Erwin Moller"
<since_humans_read_this_I_am_spammed_too_much@spam yourself.com> wrote in message news:4117568e$0$93324$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl... > LJR wrote: > > <snip> > >>>> it isnt funny >>> >>> Posting a problem concerning an _editor_ sold by a convicted monopolist >>> to a ng dedicated to the _PHP_language_ is not very funny either. >> >> Question: "I have a problem with PHP on my IIS server..." >> >> Answer 1: "Get a better OS." >> Answer 2: "[Insert favourite MS insult]" >> >> How predictable can you all be? > > Hi LJR, > > What you write is just not true. > I see a lot of ISS-related questions here, and most of the time they are > answered decently. (Often dll and php.ini). > The question you describe above "I have a problem with PHP on my IIS > server..." will get a decent answer! (Supposed the question is longer than > in your example of course.) > > The OP asked a question that has as much to do with PHP as cleaning > stables. > His texteditor didn't work. > His texteditor will not work as it should on any file most propably. > > Futhermore: His texteditor is the famous M$ texteditor that is delivered > for > good money in their flagships os'ses. > A little sarcasm is in place if you ask me. > > And besides that, the OP did get some hint too for other texteditors (some > are free and actually work.) > > Often when people snarl at M$, they have a great valid reason for that > too. > The avarage computeruser is brainwashed and unaware of all the missery M$ > is > creating. No reason to be nice to that monopolist... > > Regards, > Erwin Moller Thankyou for the constructive response Erwin, however, the proof that "it is true" is sitting just 3 posts above. there will always be someone to have a go at MS, given even the smallest opportunity. While the reasons they do so are quite likely "valid" it just becomes a bit childish, do you not agree? It's not that I disagree with the bashers or that I'm defending MS but the insults are almost a scripted response from avid *nix users who feel they have something to prove to the MS using world and it sometimes reeks of a superiority complex. I will freely admit that *nix users are usually very advanced computer users but they need to remember there are those people out there that don't have the same affinity with PC's as they did/do. My entire reason for posting is that I'm embarrassed for those people that feel the need to bash MS at such a mediocre opportunity. To coin a phrase: "It's not big and it's not clever." |
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LJR wrote:
> "Erwin Moller" > <since_humans_read_this_I_am_spammed_too_much@spam yourself.com> wrote in > message news:4117568e$0$93324$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl... >> LJR wrote: >> >> <snip> >> >>>>> it isnt funny >>>> >>>> Posting a problem concerning an _editor_ sold by a convicted monopolist >>>> to a ng dedicated to the _PHP_language_ is not very funny either. >>> >>> Question: "I have a problem with PHP on my IIS server..." >>> >>> Answer 1: "Get a better OS." >>> Answer 2: "[Insert favourite MS insult]" >>> >>> How predictable can you all be? >> >> Hi LJR, >> >> What you write is just not true. >> I see a lot of ISS-related questions here, and most of the time they are >> answered decently. (Often dll and php.ini). >> The question you describe above "I have a problem with PHP on my IIS >> server..." will get a decent answer! (Supposed the question is longer >> than in your example of course.) >> >> The OP asked a question that has as much to do with PHP as cleaning >> stables. >> His texteditor didn't work. >> His texteditor will not work as it should on any file most propably. >> >> Futhermore: His texteditor is the famous M$ texteditor that is delivered >> for >> good money in their flagships os'ses. >> A little sarcasm is in place if you ask me. >> >> And besides that, the OP did get some hint too for other texteditors >> (some are free and actually work.) >> >> Often when people snarl at M$, they have a great valid reason for that >> too. >> The avarage computeruser is brainwashed and unaware of all the missery M$ >> is >> creating. No reason to be nice to that monopolist... >> >> Regards, >> Erwin Moller Hi LJR, > Thankyou for the constructive response Erwin, however, the proof that "it > is true" is sitting just 3 posts above. Oki, some bashing indeed. But I must stress that people get a decent response even if they use M$ ISS. This group is indeed full of snarls at M$, but it is also full with solutions if people have a M$-related PHP problem. > there will always be someone to > have a go at MS, given even the smallest opportunity. While the reasons > they do so are quite likely "valid" it just becomes a bit childish, do you > not agree? No and yes. Interesting point. I had to think that over a bit. childish? maybe Let me make an old paralel: cars It gives a little distance. :-) Suppose the biggest carmaker (Macrocars) in the world (sells over 90% of the cars) delivers a new model, with the following characteristics: - It is unsafe. (high mortalityrate in accidents) - The mechanics of the car (like breaks, motor, etc) are 100% classified/ secret. And you are not allowed (by law) to find out how the breaks actually work. You may only push the pedal. (M$ closed sourcecode) - It is expensive. - The company has actually more lawyers than engineers employed, to fight all those lawsuits that people start after somebody had an accident caused by the car. - The managers of Macrocars try to define what material the roads should be, misusing their solid position in the market. (I have a company: people take it for granted I can open their Word-documents) - When another carcompany tries to sell a better car with a few improvements, Macrocars first 'reinvents' the improvements and bastardise them, then make them their own standard. (Java, Realaudio, etc) - Then a next competing carcompany distrubutes blueprints that show how you can build your own custumized car, which is safer, better. The lawyers at Macrocars wake up and start all kinds of lawsuits against that company, claiming that their blueprints contain copyrighted material. If that is true is not important, what is important is that the world starts doubting. That is called a FUD campaign (Fear Uncertainty, Doubt) (SCO, M$ whore, yes: they got paid for it.) etc. etc. BUT because most people in the world that buy those cars don't know how bad they are, because of the doublethink/FUD campains created by Macrocars, nothing changes. All goverments are too afraid to really challenge Macrocars, so they fine them sometimes for futile amounts. I can go on like this for a long time, but I am boring myself already, so you probably too. :-) My point: call it childish to snarl at M$. I think M$ is much worse than childish, they behave really selfish and evil. They misuse everything they can to gain more money. I have no respect whatsoever for M$ behaviour the last 10 years. You will find that people who are actually involved in open source software (or FREEsoftware/GNU of R. Stallman and his fans) are a lot nicer, and less selfish. They share freely their ideas and programs, and even want to explain how they did it by showing the actual code. You have to be involved a little bit more to really appriciate that attitude. M$ is in such contrast to that, I think that is why many people leave no chance to tell you M$ sucks. They do. :-) LOL, I am a whore too: I just got an assignment from a customer that wants me to code a huge application in VBscript/ASP on M$ SQLserver, and I said..... yes. Really I tried to convince them to use PHP with Postgresql, but no succes. ;-) > It's not that I disagree with the bashers or that I'm defending > MS but the insults are almost a scripted response from avid *nix users who > feel they have something to prove to the MS using world and it sometimes > reeks of a superiority complex. I will freely admit that *nix users are > usually very advanced computer users but they need to remember there are > those people out there that don't have the same affinity with PC's as they > did/do. Yes, that is a much heard argument. Windoze is easy to use. I agree to that, and many other agree to that too. That is why the *nix community worked hard to make things easier. Nowadays every *nix installs like a breeze. They all have robust desktops with many applications preinstalled. This userfriendlyness is changing really fast. > > My entire reason for posting is that I'm embarrassed for those people that > feel the need to bash MS at such a mediocre opportunity. To coin a phrase: > "It's not big and it's not clever." I hope i clarified why M$ is so impopular and why people (childishly maybe) keep on pointing that out. But I can imagine it irritates you. :-) Regards, Erwin Moller |
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Ian.H wrote:
> On Mon, 09 Aug 2004 15:06:42 +0100, LJR wrote: > > >><windoze is _not_ a server OS> >> >>Why _not_? Explain. > > > > Insecure, unstable, requires _way_ too much maintenance to keep it patched > / running. > > It works as a desktop OS (kinda).. but that's it.. anyone running a > windoze server in a production environment deserves to be shot =) > > IIRC.. even m$ doesn't use windoze to host things like Hotmail. > > I have a few patches a year to implement maybe on various parts of my > system, 99% of the time, these are due to 3rd party issues (SSH for > example), _VERY_ rarely do I ever have to patch for the OS... not _quite_ > the same as windoze huh? ;) > > Then I also have the lack of worry about infection. Sure, there are ELF > infectors that could nibble away at my BSD boxes.. but they're happily > loaded with F-Prot and ClamAV for mail.. there's always a chance, but it's > the difference between playing russian roulette with 1 bullet or 5. or play Russian Roulette with a revolver vs. a .45 automatic :) > > > > Regards, > > Ian > -- Michael Austin. Consultant - Available. Donations welcomed. Http://www.firstdbasource.com/donations.html :) |
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Erwin Moller wrote:
<a whole bunch of stuff snipped> The Biggest problem with open source/freeware is that there is no or very little support. If you can bet your business on open source, then have at it, I wouldn't. I have used a "closed/proprietary" OS for almost 20 years now - OpenVMS. Like most BSD variants there are few patches that need to be installed and but, there are NO security issuses to deal with. M$ is great as a desktop - but really stinks as a server. At most sites, OpenVMS uptimes are calculated in months or years rather than days as is the case for M$. I have not been in a shop in the last 5 years where the servers were not rebooted at least weekly to "clear it's brains" aka memory leaks. When companies look at buying mission critical systems and applications, they want a product they "paid" for because it implies "vendor supported" OpenSource has a LOT of really good people, but can you reach them at a moments notice -- not bloody likely - as the Brits would say :) When your downtime rate is $500.00/minute or more do you really want "best effort" service?? I seriously doubt it. ( I know of several instances where downtime cost are in the millions per hour...) There are some sites where downtime costs are measured by whether or not humans live... do you "realllllyyyy???" want to trust "free" or M$$$? I didn't think so... -- Michael Austin. Consultant - Available. Donations welcomed. Http://www.firstdbasource.com/donations.html :) |
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Michael Austin <maustin@firstdbasource.com> wrote:
> per hour...) There are some sites where downtime costs are measured by > whether or not humans live... do you "realllllyyyy???" want to trust > "free" or M$$$? I didn't think so... Ever read the MS EULA for its OS? -- Daniel Tryba |
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drwxr-xr-x wrote:
> On Sun, 8 Aug 2004 15:07:46 +0100, Goofy hath writ: >> >> ? "Maxim Vexler <hq4ever (at) 012 (dot) net (dot) il> >" <"Maxim Vexler >><hq4ever (at) 012 (dot) net (dot) il> ?????? ??? ?????? >> news:411632fe@news.012.net.il... >>> Goofy hiccuped : >>> > >>> > i am trying to write php scripts using notepad but everytime i opened >> it, it >>> > automatically disappears after a few seconds. it is really >>> > frustruating. i cant write code. what can i do? >>> > >>> scream SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS louder until, >>> someone who knows where the save button is come to rescue you >> >> it isnt funny > > Posting a problem concerning an _editor_ sold by a convicted monopolist > to a ng dedicated to the _PHP_language_ is not very funny either. At least he is hand coding his php, what's sos mean anyway? |
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Mudge wrote:
> drwxr-xr-x wrote: > >> On Sun, 8 Aug 2004 15:07:46 +0100, Goofy hath writ: >>> >>> ? "Maxim Vexler <hq4ever (at) 012 (dot) net (dot) il> >" <"Maxim Vexler >>><hq4ever (at) 012 (dot) net (dot) il> ?????? ??? ?????? >>> news:411632fe@news.012.net.il... >>>> Goofy hiccuped : >>>> > >>>> > i am trying to write php scripts using notepad but everytime i opened >>> it, it >>>> > automatically disappears after a few seconds. it is really >>>> > frustruating. i cant write code. what can i do? >>>> > >>>> scream SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS louder until, >>>> someone who knows where the save button is come to rescue you >>> >>> it isnt funny >> >> Posting a problem concerning an _editor_ sold by a convicted monopolist >> to a ng dedicated to the _PHP_language_ is not very funny either. > > At least he is hand coding his php, what's sos mean anyway? SOS means: Save Our Software Regards, Erwin Moller |