Hey here's an idea, use the fountain to add extra cooling power by running the fountain water and server coolant through a heat exchanger. Water coming out of the exchanger is sprayed into the air losing lots of heat.
Of course a hybrid evaporative cooler would be much more efficient with power and water, but if you gotta have a fountain...
I jest you not, I worked in a center where they spent days aligining all the screw heads to the same direction in every rack.
Wow I thought only the craziest show car guys did that (fun fact: This tends to cause every torque setting to be wrong, and on cars, torque settings are generally important.)
landed a crazy gig making 60K in a different state by meeting someone at a conference when I was 18.
I hope you know that this is all that separates you from all your minimum-wage friends, this is where your fates diverged. A stroke of luck, a "networking" connection.
That's worse than getting caught in a police chase on a literbike. With $100M it's possible to make yourself impossible to arrest, worst case scenario you get yourself a nice mansion in the Mexican countryside and hire some ex-military gangsters to run your security.
Well that was informative, but I was looking for something that shows how vastly different US and Swiss gun laws are. US gun owners would probably consider Swiss-style gun controls reason for revolt. They include a government gun registry, regulated private sales, safe storage requirements and a total ban on concealed carry and full-auto weapons.
Some good articles I found, but I want something well-referenced since so much bullshit flies from both sides in the debate:
Corporate spokespeople would be among the easiest to replace with a small shellscript. In fact I'll start right now with this piece based on part of a disk status checking script I use on my home server:
DANGER=`echo -n "$1" | grep -i 'break\|broke\|caught fire\|failure\|fell off\|no signal'` if [ -n "$DANGER" ] then echo "We are absolutely confident in the reliability and performance of the $PRODUCT" fi
LOL wow. There's what looks like a "small aircraft junkyard" at the airport nearest me. You can't see it from the terminal but you can drive by it or see it if you look out the right of the plane during takeoff.
For that purpose it could make sense to have these paper-tablets linked together and able to fold and unfold like a map to allow for more screen area for one multitasking computer, but having a bunch of separate, single-tasking tablets is just simulating the limitations of paper.
I use Samba at home for my media file shares, and probably still would have even if Windows interoperability wasn't an issue, it's widely supported by most non-Windows OSes (except iOS, the first OS where you need to pay to add on a Samba client. Progress!)
Actually I just got an idea. If the linking can be done from the CLI (and most things can be on Vista and later), it should be possible from the recovery console. Configure disks, copy data, shut down computer, delete and link moved directories. Looks like the mklink command is what I need.
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You joke but there's a gay character of Jabba's species in the Star Wars universe...but he's like the gay equivalent of a blackface character. >_>
Prepare for a mind-blowing: People who call themselves tolerant don't tolerate intolerance, because that promotes intolerance!
I'll give you a few minutes.
To be honest I'm surprised the users reacted at all, good to see that people still have some fight left in 'em.
Hey here's an idea, use the fountain to add extra cooling power by running the fountain water and server coolant through a heat exchanger. Water coming out of the exchanger is sprayed into the air losing lots of heat.
Of course a hybrid evaporative cooler would be much more efficient with power and water, but if you gotta have a fountain...
I jest you not, I worked in a center where they spent days aligining all the screw heads to the same direction in every rack.
Wow I thought only the craziest show car guys did that (fun fact: This tends to cause every torque setting to be wrong, and on cars, torque settings are generally important.)
https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/6554331
Seeders on the JSTOR file went from 55 to 395 since he killed himself.
Now force-seeding to help grow the swarm.
It's not just you.
And telepresence robots were around before the show launched.
landed a crazy gig making 60K in a different state by meeting someone at a conference when I was 18.
I hope you know that this is all that separates you from all your minimum-wage friends, this is where your fates diverged. A stroke of luck, a "networking" connection.
That's worse than getting caught in a police chase on a literbike. With $100M it's possible to make yourself impossible to arrest, worst case scenario you get yourself a nice mansion in the Mexican countryside and hire some ex-military gangsters to run your security.
Well that was informative, but I was looking for something that shows how vastly different US and Swiss gun laws are. US gun owners would probably consider Swiss-style gun controls reason for revolt. They include a government gun registry, regulated private sales, safe storage requirements and a total ban on concealed carry and full-auto weapons.
Some good articles I found, but I want something well-referenced since so much bullshit flies from both sides in the debate:
http://world.time.com/2012/12/20/the-swiss-difference-a-gun-culture-that-works/
http://www.ibtimes.com/us-gun-control-debate-what-can-we-learn-switzerland-732104
Corporate spokespeople would be among the easiest to replace with a small shellscript. In fact I'll start right now with this piece based on part of a disk status checking script I use on my home server:
DANGER=`echo -n "$1" | grep -i 'break\|broke\|caught fire\|failure\|fell off\|no signal'`
if [ -n "$DANGER" ]
then
echo "We are absolutely confident in the reliability and performance of the $PRODUCT"
fi
2 inches of legroom? Oh Mr. Fancy-pants business class has come to brag about his legroom.
LOL wow. There's what looks like a "small aircraft junkyard" at the airport nearest me. You can't see it from the terminal but you can drive by it or see it if you look out the right of the plane during takeoff.
Anyone know of a good page that lists, in large letter point form, why the Switzerland vs. US gun ownership argument is total bullshit?
I want to link to it every time some idiot brings it up.
During the dust bowl the richies cried that it would be socialist to distribute drinking water to the victims.
Also compare: Civil war era secessionist rants, modern right-wing talking points.
He's punishing everyone so obviously nobody has figured him/her out yet.
Not Bahamas, Barbados.
Pics here:
https://secure.flickr.com/photos/smendes/sets/72157607055607511/with/2745128681/
For that purpose it could make sense to have these paper-tablets linked together and able to fold and unfold like a map to allow for more screen area for one multitasking computer, but having a bunch of separate, single-tasking tablets is just simulating the limitations of paper.
I use Samba at home for my media file shares, and probably still would have even if Windows interoperability wasn't an issue, it's widely supported by most non-Windows OSes (except iOS, the first OS where you need to pay to add on a Samba client. Progress!)
Samba is just a form of dance AFAIK...now change that last A to an O, and that's something different...
Still important :-P
Actually I just got an idea. If the linking can be done from the CLI (and most things can be on Vista and later), it should be possible from the recovery console. Configure disks, copy data, shut down computer, delete and link moved directories. Looks like the mklink command is what I need.
And before Tivoization was discovered, that really meant something too!
I got the impression that they were trying to get parents to turn in their kids' video games, which isn't such a clear-cut case of consent.