...in Utah uses GSHP for almost every school. It saves them a grundel, but takes years to pay off.
Seriously though, burying your buildings or simply building them underground would be MUCH more efficient. Ammunition bunkers I used to go to in Hawaii or now in Utah were always cool in the summer and kinda warm in the winter. And hella insulated.
Thermal weapon sights and FLIR systems see thru fog, rain, and snow quite well. If the wavelength is smaller than the particle it's going around, you don't see it.
All media have distortion and absorption problem, it's up to the protocol layers to deal with that. The mufuckin microwave slows your 802.11 throughput...
There are radio waves above "light" and below "light" on the spectrum. It's just a matter of how fast you shake your electrons.
And the real genius of fiber right now is being able to multiplex sub-frequency lamdas thru a single fiber. Not simply increasing the freq. indefinitely.
Well...for a lot of state employees it just means 4 10s and an unpaid 5 in the form of comp time that gets lost at the end of the fiscal year. Getting up earlier and it's not like you can run state government-related errands on that friday off...they are closed!
Of course, some of them like it. But it really was Gov. Huntsman's idea to save $ on electricity / generate fiscal + environmental street cred. Works fine for office folk in SLC, not so well for wildlife biologists.
They just went to 4 10's. 80 hrs in 8 days. And pretty much everyone I know hates it. OTOH, statistically you get more done a couple hours after you get there up to a couple hours before you leave.
Ummm...why not just live in tunnels or caves. We cannot allow a mine-shaft gap! That would provide better structure for pressurized environments and protection from tiny meteorites.
Hi! It seems you don't actually understand the Statue of Liberty. Would you like me to:
Explain it to you?
The Enlightenment spawned a few countries. The United States was the brightest and most promising country as far as liberty was concerned. The French gave us a statue to commemorate that our "democratic ideals of life, liberty, and property" should set an example... "a shining city on a hill"..."a beacon of light" for the rest of the world.
The beacon wasn't for people to come here. It was to remind non-enlightenment countries of the possibilities. Hopefully, all nations would be free.
In 1883, a poet named Emma Lazarus rote a poem called "The New Colossus". It had nothing to do with the Statue of Liberty.
Then in 1912, because of a fund raiser, the whole idea that America was a supposed to be open to the huddled masses was retroactively applied to the statue and thus the ehtos of the USA.
how is this different from what Apple has done since....there was an Apple?
And what the fuck is this, Comrade?
the world could save up to $500 million each year by dumping Microsoft
Imagine the money we could save if we dumped all commercially-produced products? We could totally save a ton of money if we just worked on collective farms and no-one ever made a profit. Way to tie FLOSS to the socialist agenda.
Letting kids into the workplace without MS training is a non-starter. Here's a better idea: Kids well rounded in MS, Mac, and a Linux distro?
Medical records are, for the most part in the US, stored in standardized formats on paper. The standards are pervasive enough that colleges can teach transcription and billing classes, med and nurses courses can be consistent.
What we really need is some lawyer telling every business how to do their jobs. I really hope Obama decides to switch the "national data structures system" to the binary search tree and outlaws the link-list-based stack. Irrespective of the fact that a: it's not his business; and b: the practitioners will chose the best tool for the job.
If the president wants to mandate his government to perform a certain way...great. If he wants to do that to private business, it's just another loss of liberty. But....think of the children!
You'll see why remotely removing the zombie code is the best use of resources.
Except that the owner never gave you permission to do anything to his/her computer. Are we going to start using the "reasonable person" standard like for CPR on an unconscious person? Do I need a DNR to legally stop you from performing actions on my computer? Why stop with Storm? How about when the government thinks you looked at the porn or read politically subversive literature?
The slashdot ethos is "from my cold dead hands" when we are talking about government censorship or Vista DRM being forced upon the masses...but it's ok to pull this shit to stop a botnet?
So a possible infection becomes grounds for the government to seize your property so it can be "cleaned"?
Here's an idea: if your computer is under attack from someone's compromised computer. It's your responsibility to defend yourself with technological and litigious means as you deem necessary. If your computer is being used to attack someone else, it is your legal responsibility to stop it. If you are an ISP, just disconnect offenders until they can prove they are clean.
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...i bet could really use some simple PHP+xSQL database for scheduling and stuff.
Most small non-profits keep records in a smattering of paper and undocumented excel sheets, they could really use your IT expertise.
Now a video game trilogy of people walking to a fucking volcano.
The dragon also keeps the kids away from the GSHP equipment which is near the playground.
...in Utah uses GSHP for almost every school. It saves them a grundel, but takes years to pay off.
Seriously though, burying your buildings or simply building them underground would be MUCH more efficient. Ammunition bunkers I used to go to in Hawaii or now in Utah were always cool in the summer and kinda warm in the winter. And hella insulated.
Even Rocky had a montage.
...you use a small clip of a song for the background music of a video.
That's about half the videos on Youtube.
Thermal weapon sights and FLIR systems see thru fog, rain, and snow quite well. If the wavelength is smaller than the particle it's going around, you don't see it.
All media have distortion and absorption problem, it's up to the protocol layers to deal with that. The mufuckin microwave slows your 802.11 throughput...
There are radio waves above "light" and below "light" on the spectrum. It's just a matter of how fast you shake your electrons.
And the real genius of fiber right now is being able to multiplex sub-frequency lamdas thru a single fiber. Not simply increasing the freq. indefinitely.
Had you been thinking, you could have sold IrDA switches in the form of a box of mirrors. Or IrDA hubs in the form of disco balls.
[...]and physical death. I pity the fool that feels you must berate religion any[...]
I don't know how many times I have to tell you.
Either God went through a pretty radical transformation at some point
You could say he had a "Come to Jesus Moment".
Well...for a lot of state employees it just means 4 10s and an unpaid 5 in the form of comp time that gets lost at the end of the fiscal year. Getting up earlier and it's not like you can run state government-related errands on that friday off...they are closed!
Of course, some of them like it. But it really was Gov. Huntsman's idea to save $ on electricity / generate fiscal + environmental street cred. Works fine for office folk in SLC, not so well for wildlife biologists.
They just went to 4 10's. 80 hrs in 8 days. And pretty much everyone I know hates it. OTOH, statistically you get more done a couple hours after you get there up to a couple hours before you leave.
The best part is the withdrawal deal was signed months before Obama takes office, and you will collectively remember that Obama did it.
On a related note, Obama single-handedly:
Ummm...why not just live in tunnels or caves. We cannot allow a mine-shaft gap! That would provide better structure for pressurized environments and protection from tiny meteorites.
Bricks are like violence or astraglide.
If it's not working, you're not using enough.
don't think we don't appreciate that you don't travel
Wait...what?
bool huh=(!(!(!american_travel)eurpean_appreciation)american_thoughts_of));
Hi! It seems you don't actually understand the Statue of Liberty. Would you like me to:
The Enlightenment spawned a few countries. The United States was the brightest and most promising country as far as liberty was concerned. The French gave us a statue to commemorate that our "democratic ideals of life, liberty, and property" should set an example... "a shining city on a hill"..."a beacon of light" for the rest of the world.
The beacon wasn't for people to come here. It was to remind non-enlightenment countries of the possibilities. Hopefully, all nations would be free.
In 1883, a poet named Emma Lazarus rote a poem called "The New Colossus". It had nothing to do with the Statue of Liberty. Then in 1912, because of a fund raiser, the whole idea that America was a supposed to be open to the huddled masses was retroactively applied to the statue and thus the ehtos of the USA.
No country lets poets write immigration policy.
how is this different from what Apple has done since....there was an Apple?
And what the fuck is this, Comrade?
the world could save up to $500 million each year by dumping Microsoft
Imagine the money we could save if we dumped all commercially-produced products? We could totally save a ton of money if we just worked on collective farms and no-one ever made a profit. Way to tie FLOSS to the socialist agenda.
Letting kids into the workplace without MS training is a non-starter. Here's a better idea: Kids well rounded in MS, Mac, and a Linux distro?
You don't say.
Medical records are, for the most part in the US, stored in standardized formats on paper. The standards are pervasive enough that colleges can teach transcription and billing classes, med and nurses courses can be consistent.
What we really need is some lawyer telling every business how to do their jobs. I really hope Obama decides to switch the "national data structures system" to the binary search tree and outlaws the link-list-based stack. Irrespective of the fact that a: it's not his business; and b: the practitioners will chose the best tool for the job.
If the president wants to mandate his government to perform a certain way...great. If he wants to do that to private business, it's just another loss of liberty. But....think of the children!
You'll see why remotely removing the zombie code is the best use of resources.
Except that the owner never gave you permission to do anything to his/her computer. Are we going to start using the "reasonable person" standard like for CPR on an unconscious person? Do I need a DNR to legally stop you from performing actions on my computer? Why stop with Storm? How about when the government thinks you looked at the porn or read politically subversive literature?
The slashdot ethos is "from my cold dead hands" when we are talking about government censorship or Vista DRM being forced upon the masses...but it's ok to pull this shit to stop a botnet?
When your ISP calls you because a) they got a call from a target or b) they see a shitload of smtp traffic coming from you.
So a possible infection becomes grounds for the government to seize your property so it can be "cleaned"?
Here's an idea: if your computer is under attack from someone's compromised computer. It's your responsibility to defend yourself with technological and litigious means as you deem necessary. If your computer is being used to attack someone else, it is your legal responsibility to stop it. If you are an ISP, just disconnect offenders until they can prove they are clean.
...it could at least have essay questions that real people read. You can't bullshit a bullshitter.