in almost all benchmarks, 2.6.29 did the same or a tiny bit worse than the others. Then in imagemagic operations, sometimes 2x faster? what mem / operation combination caused this?
No shit, there I was. Getting out of my prius (i actually just like the car..it's not a political statement), i noticed a dude staring at me as he got out of his 4-door F350. He kind of chuckled to himself a little. I said, "You think that's funny? Your kids are breathing your exhaust. Now THAT'S funny".
Wasn't there something like 4000 deaths in a few weeks in Victorian-era England due to coal smoke and a bad inversion? Like mother nature stuffing your underwear in your mouth...that's so hot.
you make a good point. however, it makes sense that aversion to killing is a trait that best enabled the species to survive. like fight/flight/posture/submit, its probably just another innate behavior left over from millions of years of being selected for and against. people that easily killed each other would be less likely to be successful as a species.
Killing a fellow human is a learned behavior. Almost every single person has an innate resistance to killing someone. There's plenty of research to back this up.
Thousands of muskets filled to the muzzle with loads that were never fired.
A civil-war era study that calculated the accuracy of an Infantry Company: If all the troops were really trying to kill eachother, battles would have lasted minutes, not days.
Studies that found that in all wars UP till the Vietnam war, the vast majority of US soldiers IN COMBAT never fired thier weapons at the enemy.
People can't just be "trained" to kill people: To get any real participation you have to "condition" them to do it. Conditioning, brain washing, pavlovian response (if that rings a bell), doesn't matter what you call it. The Army started using man-shaped pop-up targets. Thru repetitive "target up, breathe-relax-aim-squeeze, target down, reward" cycles we actually have the majority of the soldiers actually trying to kill the enemy.
What all these goddamn nerds, in their haste to scream how video games don't make you violent, don't know is that some violent video games recreate that conditioning. It doesn't make people more violent, but some of your natural resistance to killing is reduced.
Now/.ers, do me proud and cry how this isn't possible. "You talking about killing? Hmm? Y'all experts? Y'all know about killing?" -- SSG Barnes from Platoon.
Almost all hunting rifles are bolt-action. That would make a pretty ineffective drive-by. Especially if you are the one doing the driving and shooting.
If one would give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest man, I would find something in them to have him hanged.
--Cardinal Richelieu
I think the point the lawyer was making is that nothing you say to the police can turn out good for you. So when the police ask if you noticed anyone steeling bikes from the neighborhood, sit down with your lawyer for a few hours and sanitize your statements. Should only cost a few hundred dollars.
Hmmm...if he really was Anonymous, he'd be hacking the scientologists and blowing up yellow vans. Anyone have a picture of said cop in suit, sunglasses, and hat? Can anon deliver?
Cobain died in 1994. The halcyon days of the grunge era were closing. Normal rock had replaced Pete Frampton as the music people ignored. That left: Notorious PIG, Outkast, Snoop Dogg, Method Man, Warren G. And while Snoop, it can be argued, left a lasting impression on the artistic scene...you'd be hard pressed to find this era as romantically called "good", musically.
Sorry to be a blue falcon and spotlight a fellow Infantryman...but it's AN/PVS-14. PRC's are radios. Now go get me a Prick/E-7 and a box of grid squares. (:
the trolls are hungry too...
twist the pie charts by leaving welfare, workfare, interest on debt, social security, Medicare and Medicaid out
Fine, except the 2009 chart you supplied didn't leave those things out.
2009 Pie chart, detailed, Federal Budget, USA
in almost all benchmarks, 2.6.29 did the same or a tiny bit worse than the others. Then in imagemagic operations, sometimes 2x faster? what mem / operation combination caused this?
clownsourcing.
You think your unorthodox HR practices will protect you from labor laws and unions? LOL!
You believe they are trying to prevent public discussion of their test material. They claim you are hurting their business interests.
If you think they might be lying, you could ask them to take a polygraph test. Oh....yeah, sorry.
This isn't a bad idea. With 5 extra months of filtering the air with your alveoli, the air is bound to be a little cleaner.
No shit, there I was. Getting out of my prius (i actually just like the car..it's not a political statement), i noticed a dude staring at me as he got out of his 4-door F350. He kind of chuckled to himself a little. I said, "You think that's funny? Your kids are breathing your exhaust. Now THAT'S funny".
Wasn't there something like 4000 deaths in a few weeks in Victorian-era England due to coal smoke and a bad inversion? Like mother nature stuffing your underwear in your mouth...that's so hot.
Oh...so like a litigious Boondock Saints?
Ok so who patented POSTing a JSON and returning an XML? Or GETing a key/value pair and returning JSON? Or POSTing XML and returning porn?
And why only over CGI? Why not patent the use of server text preprocessors as well?
But it rocks absolutely too.
why yes, I was raised by wolves.
you make a good point. however, it makes sense that aversion to killing is a trait that best enabled the species to survive. like fight/flight/posture/submit, its probably just another innate behavior left over from millions of years of being selected for and against. people that easily killed each other would be less likely to be successful as a species.
Killing a fellow human is a learned behavior. Almost every single person has an innate resistance to killing someone. There's plenty of research to back this up.
People can't just be "trained" to kill people: To get any real participation you have to "condition" them to do it. Conditioning, brain washing, pavlovian response (if that rings a bell), doesn't matter what you call it. The Army started using man-shaped pop-up targets. Thru repetitive "target up, breathe-relax-aim-squeeze, target down, reward" cycles we actually have the majority of the soldiers actually trying to kill the enemy.
What all these goddamn nerds, in their haste to scream how video games don't make you violent, don't know is that some violent video games recreate that conditioning. It doesn't make people more violent, but some of your natural resistance to killing is reduced.
Now /.ers, do me proud and cry how this isn't possible. "You talking about killing? Hmm? Y'all experts? Y'all know about killing?" -- SSG Barnes from Platoon.
..."you died of aids."
I remember talk about this in the 80's. Van Eck Phreaking
Almost all hunting rifles are bolt-action. That would make a pretty ineffective drive-by. Especially if you are the one doing the driving and shooting.
--Cardinal Richelieu
I think the point the lawyer was making is that nothing you say to the police can turn out good for you. So when the police ask if you noticed anyone steeling bikes from the neighborhood, sit down with your lawyer for a few hours and sanitize your statements. Should only cost a few hundred dollars.
Hmmm...if he really was Anonymous, he'd be hacking the scientologists and blowing up yellow vans. Anyone have a picture of said cop in suit, sunglasses, and hat? Can anon deliver?
Or he just knows people who know how to party.
15 years
back when they made good music?
Cobain died in 1994. The halcyon days of the grunge era were closing. Normal rock had replaced Pete Frampton as the music people ignored. That left: Notorious PIG, Outkast, Snoop Dogg, Method Man, Warren G. And while Snoop, it can be argued, left a lasting impression on the artistic scene...you'd be hard pressed to find this era as romantically called "good", musically.
When the hell are they going to get their land back
When they win the war.
are we supposed to feel bad about that? we don't. fuck em.
A good final project would be an Oregon TrailBot. A scripted user-agent that can buy oxen and die of starvation in pursuit of expansionism.
AN/PRC-14 night vision goggles
Sorry to be a blue falcon and spotlight a fellow Infantryman...but it's AN/PVS-14. PRC's are radios. Now go get me a Prick/E-7 and a box of grid squares. (:
You are confusing programming and computer science.
Spoken like someone who has neither held a gun, nor a human head, let alone at the same time, while interrogating a cryptographer, in Australia.
How does one answer that question with respect to a 10 gig fiber connection? How fast can you say ones and zeros?
I'm pretty sure firearms are an OSI layer 1 problem.
And the answer is none. None more black.