Yes, you are right, whoever did this was not qualified to be setting up networks for their own personal use, much less production banking servers. Seems like the type of novice-level engineering mistake pretty typical of the hiring practices of the US IT industry lately, actually.
Why pay me 150$/hour when there is some teenager who will feel lucky to get the gig for 10$? This is why.
You know, when you are asking for a Citation like a smart-ass, maybe you should first make sure there isn't one to be found by searching the very site you're posting on.
So has the bleach... that wasn't exactly my point though. I'd be more worried about safe consumption quantities, how clean the machinery is and the exact natures and volumes of whatever other "harmless" or "beneficial" chemicals are used in the production process.
Keep in mind that, for example, up until recently they supposedly didn't know the lubricant they use on the machines that make aluminum soda cans can be conclusively, causally linked to obesity in lab rats...
Whoever thinks Card's stories aren't heavily saturated with his moral and religious views just didn't notice because they happened to agree with all the views in the one or two of his books they actually read. If you actually read some of his earlier work you may actually realize he's got pretty standard traditional Mormon beliefs. That he's opposed to gay marriage shouldn't suprise anyone actually paying attention.
Don't get me wrong, Card is one of my favorite authors and I even really liked The Worthing Saga and would recommend that everyone read it. But I caveat that with a warning; unless you are also a Mormon traditionalist like he is, you may, like, me, also find yourself afterwards often sitting alone in a room arguing with an imaginary Orson Scott Card in your head.
Well, actually they do. Debian, Mozilla and Apache are the ones run by shadowy not-for-profit legal foundations (aka "charities"), but Canonical, on the other hand is a a for-profit corporation is actually selling your demographic info to advertisers just like Facebook and Apple.
You are either oversized, or wear very oversized clothing - often a regionally or subculturally-specific style. The vast majority of people can NOT fit a 7" electronic device into their pants pocket and then still sit down without damaging the device or the pocket or both.
The article answers this question; he was buried under a church which was destroyed around a century later and the knowledge of the location was lost to time. They knew he had to be buried somewhere in town but no longer knew where.
Actually I think I lined it out very clearly with my first two points. Anything else you failed to glean from the simple non-equality statements I listed represent fatuousness or willful ignorance.
No, I addressed your conceptual mistakes surrounding the definitions of "flourish," "money" and "FOSS" all of which make it fairly apparent YOU didn't actually read the article, or at least didn't understand it.
#3 was entirely editorial, obviously it wasn't meant to be part of my argument.... your reading comprehension could use some work. I recommend stop power-skimming for actionable buzzwords you can spew your ill-informed vitriol about and actually start trying to figure out what the arguments you want to disagree with MEAN. Maybe if the rest of us are lucky you'll figure out what your OWN argument actually means in the process.
WOW you don't get what the GPL is really for, do you? The day RMS has to compromise with Microsoft to "keep GNU alive and kicking" is the day you will notice that GNU and RMS have both been dead for decades and you are playing out a sad little self-contained fantasy entirely in your own head.
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Be a safer driver.
...more hand-eye coordination, communication, abstract problem-solving and team-work skills in 2 hours of play than you've gained in your entire life.
And then what after that? Print it all out on paper and mail it back to the people in weekly editions for a small subscription fee?
Oh they search engines have been attacked legally too but they usually:
1) are corporations so they can't be sent to jail
2) have resources to defend themselves in court or settle out of court
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
Yes, you are right, whoever did this was not qualified to be setting up networks for their own personal use, much less production banking servers. Seems like the type of novice-level engineering mistake pretty typical of the hiring practices of the US IT industry lately, actually.
Why pay me 150$/hour when there is some teenager who will feel lucky to get the gig for 10$? This is why.
You know, when you are asking for a Citation like a smart-ass, maybe you should first make sure there isn't one to be found by searching the very site you're posting on.
So has the bleach... that wasn't exactly my point though. I'd be more worried about safe consumption quantities, how clean the machinery is and the exact natures and volumes of whatever other "harmless" or "beneficial" chemicals are used in the production process.
Keep in mind that, for example, up until recently they supposedly didn't know the lubricant they use on the machines that make aluminum soda cans can be conclusively, causally linked to obesity in lab rats...
He's saying that natural salt doesn't have Bleach, Iodine, and non-binding agents.
... bitch.
Whoever thinks Card's stories aren't heavily saturated with his moral and religious views just didn't notice because they happened to agree with all the views in the one or two of his books they actually read. If you actually read some of his earlier work you may actually realize he's got pretty standard traditional Mormon beliefs. That he's opposed to gay marriage shouldn't suprise anyone actually paying attention.
Don't get me wrong, Card is one of my favorite authors and I even really liked The Worthing Saga and would recommend that everyone read it. But I caveat that with a warning; unless you are also a Mormon traditionalist like he is, you may, like, me, also find yourself afterwards often sitting alone in a room arguing with an imaginary Orson Scott Card in your head.
How about your search history?
Well, actually they do. Debian, Mozilla and Apache are the ones run by shadowy not-for-profit legal foundations (aka "charities"), but Canonical, on the other hand is a a for-profit corporation is actually selling your demographic info to advertisers just like Facebook and Apple.
You are either oversized, or wear very oversized clothing - often a regionally or subculturally-specific style. The vast majority of people can NOT fit a 7" electronic device into their pants pocket and then still sit down without damaging the device or the pocket or both.
I like the part about how it took of all atrocities, Steam, to convince people that Linux is a viable gaming platform.
Only if you don't also count Comedy Central as a news network.
The article answers this question; he was buried under a church which was destroyed around a century later and the knowledge of the location was lost to time. They knew he had to be buried somewhere in town but no longer knew where.
I can do the same thing with Rockstar and CHEETOS.
I think you may want to check yourself. What part of "but ethanol sucks by comparison" was ever relevant to the push for ethanol?
Corn-ethanol lobbyists will never stand for this.
Just attending CES will change your brain for the worse.
Actually I think I lined it out very clearly with my first two points. Anything else you failed to glean from the simple non-equality statements I listed represent fatuousness or willful ignorance.
Awwww... sounds like someone paid a lot of money for their iPad and didn't expect someone not to kiss their ass for buying one. :( Sad face!
No, I addressed your conceptual mistakes surrounding the definitions of "flourish," "money" and "FOSS" all of which make it fairly apparent YOU didn't actually read the article, or at least didn't understand it.
#3 was entirely editorial, obviously it wasn't meant to be part of my argument.... your reading comprehension could use some work. I recommend stop power-skimming for actionable buzzwords you can spew your ill-informed vitriol about and actually start trying to figure out what the arguments you want to disagree with MEAN. Maybe if the rest of us are lucky you'll figure out what your OWN argument actually means in the process.
WOW you don't get what the GPL is really for, do you? The day RMS has to compromise with Microsoft to "keep GNU alive and kicking" is the day you will notice that GNU and RMS have both been dead for decades and you are playing out a sad little self-contained fantasy entirely in your own head.