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En la empresa estamos buscando hacer más eficiente la comunicación y tratando de asignar tareas al personal no técnico de una forma automatizada.

Se me ocurrió que podriamos usar un "issue tracking system". Así todo el personal tendría las tareas que le son encomendadas en un solo sistema y sin necesidad de que los jefes tenga que estarles diciendo cara a cara las tareas que le son asignadas.

¿Alguien puedría hacer alguna recomendación?

Un conocido me pregunto por gente que cubra el siguiente perfil, posteo aqui el anuncio:

Edad: 25 a 30 años
Sexo: Masculino
Estado Civil: Indistinto

Escolaridad:    Lic. Informática, Ing. En sistemas,
                       Carrera Técnica Analista Programador

Experiencia: Necesaria de 2 años en Análisis y desarrollo de Sistemas, lenguajes
de programación   VB6, VB.NET, ASP, SQL.
Aplicaciones WEB, metodologías de programación.

Disponibilidad de Horario...

Contactar a Beatriz Coreno
Tel. 5278-0180 x1218
bcoreno@eximagen.com.mx

Recién he terminado la versión de julio de 2008 de mi libro electrónico «Implementación de Servidores con GNU/Linux» (518 páginas y 9 años de trabajo en esta obra), publicado con licenciamiento Creative Commons Reconocimiento - NoComercial - CompartirIgual 2.1. Disponible a través de la zona de descargas de Alcance Libre en este enlace. Esta versión añade los documentos que se publicaron en el mes de junio y principios de julio en la sección de manaules de Alcance Libre y se eliminaron algunos documentos obsoletos. Correcciones, reportes de errores y sugerencias, por favor publicarlas en este enlace o bien a mi correo electrónico a través del formulario en este otro enlace.

En iTouchpedia decidimos crear una página dedicada a contener toda la información posible para que cualquiera que esté pensando/dudando en adquirir un iPhone 3G pueda analizar lo bueno, lo malo y, en la medida de lo posible, concluir si el iPhone es para él.

Como es un Wiki, tal vez puedas añadir algo adicional.


http://es.itouchpedia.com/index.php?title=IPhone_3G_%28Gu%C3%ADa_de_compra%29

!Todos los que formamos parte de la comunidad Firefox hicimos posible este nuevo récord!

Hoy, 2 de junio de 2008, Mozilla recibió respuesta por parte del Guinness World Records confirmando que, oficialmente, se estableció el récord para "El software con mayor número de descargas en 24 horas".

Qué tal buen día, mando este post como recurso final despues de estar buscando en google, foros de Voip, asi como también probando y experimentanto con respecto a como mejorar la calidad de voz sobre un enlace de internet satelital.

Se requieren programadors de Progress Software ver 9,
que tengan conocimientos en Linux y deseable Java.

Sueldo 20000 a 25000 dependiendo conocimientos

Interesados mandar curriculum a mvela@saisamx.com

Por fin, ahora si ya habra relojes binarios

Matt Lincoln Russell writes "Installing Ubuntu Netbook Remix on the OLPC XO is not for the faint of heart, but Drew Beckett has got the process down. This setup is pretty slow on the XO, but the good news is that Netbook Remix is a work in progress, and can be expected to get better."

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wooferhound points out recent news that the Cassini probe has completed its original four-year mission and is beginning a two-year extended mission, which was authorized earlier this year. Cassini's first mission brought us a treasure trove of information about Saturn and its various moons. The new mission will target two of those moons in particular for further study: Titan and Enceladus. Quoting: "The spacecraft is extremely healthy and carries 12 instruments powered by three radioisotope thermoelectric generators. Data from Cassini's nominal and extended missions could lay the groundwork for possible future missions to Saturn, Titan or Enceladus. [The two moons] are primary targets in the two-year extended mission, dubbed the Cassini Equinox Mission. This time period also will allow for monitoring seasonal effects on Titan and Saturn, exploring new places within Saturn's magnetosphere, and observing the unique ring geometry of the Saturn equinox in August of 2009 when sunlight will pass directly through the plane of the rings."

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phobos13013 writes "Here's an article just in time for 4th of July fireworks shows! The ACS's Chemical and Engineering News provides a fairly technical discussion about the hazardous chemicals in modern fireworks displays. Perchlorate is currently the oxidizer of choice in fireworks, but it is also known to be a thyroid blocker. Since perchlorates are water-soluble anions, they dissolve into groundwater quickly. A study performed last summer over a lake in Ada, Oklahoma showed that less than a day after a fireworks display, the lake's chlorate levels jumped by a factor of 1,000. It took weeks for the levels to drop back down to their baseline. On the other hand, heavy metals are used to produce the pretty colors typically associated with the best fireworks. The trend is to start using nitrogen-based oxidizing fireworks; they produce less smoke, which means a smaller amount of colorizing agents can be used in displays."

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Red Hat ha anunciado la liberación del código fuente de su Red Hat Network (RHN), creando de esta forma un nuevo proyecto llamado Spacewalk, el cual podrá ser soportado por usuarios de Fedora y CentOs.

An anonymous reader brings us Computerworld's interview with Don Woods, one of the creators of Compiler Language With No Pronounceable Acronym (INTERCAL). INTERCAL and its documentation were created in 1972 as a parody of that era's languages and instruction manuals. Among other things, Woods had this to say: "We designed the language without too much trouble. Writing the manual took a while, especially for things like the circuit diagrams we included as nonsensical illustrations. The compiler itself actually wasn't too much trouble, given that we weren't at all concerned with optimising the performance of either the compiler or the compiled code. I admit I'm surprised at its longevity. Some of the jokes in the original work feel rather dated at this point. It helps that the language provides a place where people can discuss oddball features missing from other languages, such as the 'COME FROM' statement and operators that work in base 3."

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'pksh' is a hack of the popular 'tcsh' for packets, bytes hosts, and protocols counts. It is a shell, a network sniffer, a query language for network monitoring, and finally a rendering engine to display in a form readable for humans and network administrators all traffic on LAN segments. It aims to give on character-based terminals the same level of information 'ntop' already provides via its embedded Web interface. It does not continuously fill the terminal with packet/byte/protocol information, but allows the user to perform his daily job at the shell level and take a look at network only via a set of commands implemented as extensions to native tcsh built-ins. Output can be filtered/sorted/paged/mailed/etc. using native Unix commands.

Personal Finance Manager is a finance and expense tracking tool for those with limited or no accounting experience. You can use it to manage expenses and track account balances, generate reports, create and save complex filters to search the transaction history, create charts and graphs for assets, liabilities, and daily net worth tracking, view stock prices/quotes, store contacts, email, and phone numbers, and import OFX data for banks and credit cards. It supports the latest Quicken format, and also supports downloading current statement for bank and credit card accounts. License: The Apache License 2.0 Changes:
This release has a delete user bugfix.

gscan2pdf is a GUI to ease the process of producing PDFs from scanned documents. You scan in one or several pages and create a PDF of selected pages. Scanning is handled with SANE via scanimage. PDF conversion is done by PDF::API2. Perl is used for portability and ease of programming, with gtk2-perl for the GUI. License: GNU General Public License v3 Changes:
Support for the unpaper option --output-pages. A checkbox to disable the option cache. A Bulgarian translation. Updates to the Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, and Spanish translations.

Via Rob Sayre:

The Pencil Project is pretty awesome, and has a ton of potential.  This took me two minutes to build.