The fuck, man? Posting a story that 700-some idiots paid actual money to have a chance to give an exoplanet a non-official name and pretending like it means something?
That'll get nowhere. The districts are gerrymandered to hell and back, so the only thing a Republican district can do is vote for a more extreme teabagger. That or they'll decide that they hate Congress but inexplicably love "their" guy, or "their" guy will engineer a primary with seven candidates and manage to come out on top with a plurality, so he wins even though most of the district hates him. Roy Blunt did the latter in '08.
Your idea will get nowhere until we get rid of gerrymandering once and for all, and until we get dump first-past-the-post.
That's another glittering generality you've tossed out. It must be so/easy/ to be a libertarian; your religion's got answers for just about everything!
Our plan is to stick all the machines that must run XP behind a dedicated firewall appliance (probably Cisco) and cut them off from the Internet & most of campus, save the antivirus, DNS, and DHCP servers, domain controller, and possibly the VPN concentrator (for remote support).
We have a few areas with devices costing five and six figures that either are abandoned by their vendors or cost thousands to tens of thousands to get modernized software for, and the state just keeps cutting our budget.
I'd think people should pay their taxes even if I worked for a private entity. I'm no longer a teenage idiot who read Atlas Shrugged and thought "every man for himself" was a good idea.
I have no idea if the meals are subsidized in the cafeteria. I haven't been in that establishment for years, but IIRC a meal without a meal plan costs $7-$9 depending on time of day, so I suspect not.
The network kept screwing around with them, so the B5 team never knew if the next season would get made until they were well into the current season.
It was originally intended as 5 seasons, but they thought they'd only get four so they compressed it, and then the network came back with money to make a fifth season so they had to start a new arc with the telepaths.
Don't get me wrong, that's part of how I got so into computers. Back when I was a kid and had/time/, that kind of stuff was fun, much more fun than my old Apple//c or a Mac. Linux was even more fun than that back when Debian required actual work to get X running, or to get it booting from an add-on IDE controller, and compiling your own kernel was expected.
I've just got a different value of time now, since I've got a kid of my own.
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Is your butt still hurt about Pluto?
The fuck, man? Posting a story that 700-some idiots paid actual money to have a chance to give an exoplanet a non-official name and pretending like it means something?
Is this Slashdot or is it Entertainment Weekly?
The last Civil War vets died in the 1950s.
XP was actually more secure starting with Service Pack 2, because that's when the software firewall was configured to run out of the box.
libertarian naivete
Tautology.
Fuck.
That'll get nowhere. The districts are gerrymandered to hell and back, so the only thing a Republican district can do is vote for a more extreme teabagger. That or they'll decide that they hate Congress but inexplicably love "their" guy, or "their" guy will engineer a primary with seven candidates and manage to come out on top with a plurality, so he wins even though most of the district hates him. Roy Blunt did the latter in '08.
Your idea will get nowhere until we get rid of gerrymandering once and for all, and until we get dump first-past-the-post.
That's another glittering generality you've tossed out. It must be so /easy/ to be a libertarian; your religion's got answers for just about everything!
It's pretty easy when you're willing to ignore reality so you can be lazy & pull out a false equivalence, yes.
Our plan is to stick all the machines that must run XP behind a dedicated firewall appliance (probably Cisco) and cut them off from the Internet & most of campus, save the antivirus, DNS, and DHCP servers, domain controller, and possibly the VPN concentrator (for remote support).
We have a few areas with devices costing five and six figures that either are abandoned by their vendors or cost thousands to tens of thousands to get modernized software for, and the state just keeps cutting our budget.
Sadly, mechanical switches are too heavy and take up too much room to be practical in a laptop.
Paul... is that Paul Derbyshire by chance?
If it is, hello from rec.games.roguelike.angband and alt.geek, fuckhead.
and my kid gets Highlights. My wife has a few subs that mainly seem to be for toilet reading.
two virtual Mormons coming to visit your fiber-connected computer.
For certain values of "better", anyway.
Because finding an excuse not to care gives him an excuse to do nothing.
That was in 2009. I certainly hope he's not still running Server '03, for starters.
This just in: Australians are bottoms.
I'd think people should pay their taxes even if I worked for a private entity. I'm no longer a teenage idiot who read Atlas Shrugged and thought "every man for himself" was a good idea.
Based on your gut, right? :eyeroll:
I have no idea if the meals are subsidized in the cafeteria. I haven't been in that establishment for years, but IIRC a meal without a meal plan costs $7-$9 depending on time of day, so I suspect not.
The network kept screwing around with them, so the B5 team never knew if the next season would get made until they were well into the current season.
It was originally intended as 5 seasons, but they thought they'd only get four so they compressed it, and then the network came back with money to make a fifth season so they had to start a new arc with the telepaths.
I have the option of eating at my state university's cafeteria, but I get charged for the privilege at least as much as the students do.
Don't get me wrong, that's part of how I got so into computers. Back when I was a kid and had /time/, that kind of stuff was fun, much more fun than my old Apple //c or a Mac. Linux was even more fun than that back when Debian required actual work to get X running, or to get it booting from an add-on IDE controller, and compiling your own kernel was expected.
I've just got a different value of time now, since I've got a kid of my own.
Maybe, but it's a valid one for an SB Pro. The "T=4" thing indicates its type as being #4, which is the SBP.
IIRC the PAS16 and most of its competition emulated the SBP in addition to the native interface.
Sound Blaster Pro?