I'll second this. Once upon a time I spent weeks trying to get a Nagios setup working the way I wanted until I eventually abandoned it. Recently discovered OpenNMS, and while it's far from perfect it is a huge step up from Nagios. One thing I will warn though, it's a bit of a beast. Full SNMP collection on a few hundred devices requires some decent processing power and a boatload of I/O.
Though in a perfectly sane world, the police would never have become involved in the first place.
you have a strange definition of a perfect world. the security of a schools computer system was compromised from a remote location, and you'd prefer to keep the police out of it? somehow they were to psychically know that the perpetrator was a 9 year old with minimal malicious intent and thus shouldn't bother to investigate?
Do you know what a monopoly is? how can you possibly claim Apple has a monopoly in either one of those markets? most figures I've seen put them in the 15-20% market share for smartphones, and those numbers are probably high.
Compare how fast 3.5" capacity went from 1G->500G to how relatively slowly its inched from 500G->2000G.
First 1GB hard drive came out around 1994 or 1995. It took 10 years until the first 500GB HD came out in 2005. Then the first 2TB drive came out in 2009, 4 years later. So basically, what the hell are you talking about?
And again, Betty Smith is not a 'classic' author, but one of the few books she wrote is a classic book. Can you really not understand that very simple concept, or are you just grasping at straws in a desperate attempt to not have to admit you're wrong?
well, it was published in 1943, so i think it fits the criteria of 'been around a while'. It was in my school curriculum, and most of the people I went to college with were required to read it in high school, so i think it fits that criteria. now
hence everybody, regardless of their erudition level, has heard of them
That's a tough one, since it is an Appeal to Popularity fallacy and this impossible to disprove, so I'll choose to just ignore it. I will agree that Betty Smith herself is not a classic novel, and will go so far as to speculate that she still won't be in a hundred years. However, her book is a classic now, without a doubt. Again, your ignorance plays no role in the significance of her novel.
you are definitely right, because humor is not subjective, and the millions of people who read and enjoy xkcd are simply wrong, while you are simply right. out of curiosity, when will you be posting the comprehensive list of what is and isn't funny so that i'll have a point of reference to check before i ever laugh at anything?
BTW, after seeing all the posts online about how many people hate the iPad even before it came out should have predicted it wouldn't sell at all - even though it seems to have sold pretty well so far. I guess their theory didn't predict that their theory failed. Oh wait, now that I've posted this it doespredict it.
except the number of posts complaining about the iPad were and are far far outweighed by the number of posts praising it. this is combing twitter posts, not slashdot posts. if it used slashdot posts then it would predict that the iPad will fail, that Linux is the most popular desktop OS, and that people love pictures of gaping assholes.
actually, the 'CCC standard' allows obfuscation of Ccc addresses when they get merged with CC. Option is left up to the implementation as obviously both have drawbacks. No obfuscation means reply all would show the CCCed person they were left out, obfuscation would allow the CCed person to know who was CCCed if they looked closely or hit reply all.
and spending 30 seconds to read the fucking page you posted a link to would have led you to read the 2nd posting on that page:
25 November 2006, we've got the letter from Michael Jones, the Chief Technologist of Google Earth, Google Maps, and Google Local search, requesting us to cease reverse engineering and improper usage of licensed data that Google Earth use. We understand and respect Google's position on the case, so we've removed all downloads from this page and we ask everybody who have ever downloaded gaia 0.1.0 and prior versions to delete all files concerned with the project, which include source code, binary files and image cache (~/.gaia).
which was posted over 3 years ago. although what can i really expect from an AC who either can't spell brain or consults someone named brian for all his decisions...
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I'll second this. Once upon a time I spent weeks trying to get a Nagios setup working the way I wanted until I eventually abandoned it. Recently discovered OpenNMS, and while it's far from perfect it is a huge step up from Nagios. One thing I will warn though, it's a bit of a beast. Full SNMP collection on a few hundred devices requires some decent processing power and a boatload of I/O.
that's a lot of collages, though I'd rather not receive medical treatment from a nurse who's education came from a small collage...
Though in a perfectly sane world, the police would never have become involved in the first place.
you have a strange definition of a perfect world. the security of a schools computer system was compromised from a remote location, and you'd prefer to keep the police out of it? somehow they were to psychically know that the perpetrator was a 9 year old with minimal malicious intent and thus shouldn't bother to investigate?
Do you know what a monopoly is? how can you possibly claim Apple has a monopoly in either one of those markets? most figures I've seen put them in the 15-20% market share for smartphones, and those numbers are probably high.
Compare how fast 3.5" capacity went from 1G->500G to how relatively slowly its inched from 500G->2000G.
First 1GB hard drive came out around 1994 or 1995. It took 10 years until the first 500GB HD came out in 2005. Then the first 2TB drive came out in 2009, 4 years later. So basically, what the hell are you talking about?
exactly, because every single windows user plays minesweeper, but not tetris which is unfortunately only available for ps2.
will work great with this:
http://www.amazon.com/Mobile-Office-WM-01-Laptop-Steering/dp/B000IZGIA8/ref=pd_sim_auto_1
What am I missing?
A lot.
Mobile Safari supports hardware acceleration of CSS. No hardware acceleration of Javascript or HTML5.
RTFA, his grandparents have custodial rights, not his mother.
ok, you're clearly retarded, so continuing this debate seems pointless, but i'll make one last, half assed attempt.
http://classiclit.about.com/od/atreegrows/fr/aafpr_treegrows.htm
http://www.harpercollins.com/books/9780060736262/A_Tree_Grows_in_Brooklyn/index.aspx
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/14891.A_Tree_Grows_in_Brooklyn
http://classicreads.wordpress.com/2010/03/28/a-tree-grows-in-brooklyn-schedule/
http://www.teachwithmovies.org/guides/tree-grows-in-brooklyn.html
http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=9780060736262
http://www.librarything.com/work/1475
http://kimbofo.typepad.com/readingmatters/2005/11/a_tree_grows_in.html
And again, Betty Smith is not a 'classic' author, but one of the few books she wrote is a classic book. Can you really not understand that very simple concept, or are you just grasping at straws in a desperate attempt to not have to admit you're wrong?
well, it was published in 1943, so i think it fits the criteria of 'been around a while'. It was in my school curriculum, and most of the people I went to college with were required to read it in high school, so i think it fits that criteria. now
hence everybody, regardless of their erudition level, has heard of them
That's a tough one, since it is an Appeal to Popularity fallacy and this impossible to disprove, so I'll choose to just ignore it. I will agree that Betty Smith herself is not a classic novel, and will go so far as to speculate that she still won't be in a hundred years. However, her book is a classic now, without a doubt. Again, your ignorance plays no role in the significance of her novel.
stupidly fake-formal sign-off, awesome name,
Kilgore Trout is the fake sci fi author in Kurt Vonnegut books.
so apparently your ignorance plays a significant part in determining what is or isn't a classic?
"A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" by Betty Smith:
This book is 3 words over and over again: MY LIFE IS BAD.
you are definitely right, because humor is not subjective, and the millions of people who read and enjoy xkcd are simply wrong, while you are simply right. out of curiosity, when will you be posting the comprehensive list of what is and isn't funny so that i'll have a point of reference to check before i ever laugh at anything?
BTW, after seeing all the posts online about how many people hate the iPad even before it came out should have predicted it wouldn't sell at all - even though it seems to have sold pretty well so far. I guess their theory didn't predict that their theory failed. Oh wait, now that I've posted this it does predict it.
except the number of posts complaining about the iPad were and are far far outweighed by the number of posts praising it. this is combing twitter posts, not slashdot posts. if it used slashdot posts then it would predict that the iPad will fail, that Linux is the most popular desktop OS, and that people love pictures of gaping assholes.
actually, the 'CCC standard' allows obfuscation of Ccc addresses when they get merged with CC. Option is left up to the implementation as obviously both have drawbacks. No obfuscation means reply all would show the CCCed person they were left out, obfuscation would allow the CCed person to know who was CCCed if they looked closely or hit reply all.
like maybe a biopic on shakespeare?
from TFA:
Victorinox says the device uses the Advanced Encryption Standard 256 to protect your data as well as its own proprietary security chip.
if your code crashes the system powering your sight, how will you see the debugger output?
ah, the real idiots of slashdot who try to attack commenters without even reading the fucking title, much less the summary or article.
Online Banking has worked perfectly fine the last years.... At least for me :-) It needs no saving...
current cancer prevention methods have worked perfectly fine... At least for me. I don't know why we waste all this money on research...
I was learn
Solving for X, and Solving for X and Y with 2 or more equations.
I was not in honers classes.
Take Bags of balls mark some as 'X'
Find out home many balls are in X and in Y
i definitely think your school system should be the model for all others...
oh, i can't wait to eat that monkey
(alternatively: PRAY..FOR...MOJO...)
and spending 30 seconds to read the fucking page you posted a link to would have led you to read the 2nd posting on that page:
25 November 2006, we've got the letter from Michael Jones, the Chief Technologist of Google Earth, Google Maps, and Google Local search, requesting us to cease reverse engineering and improper usage of licensed data that Google Earth use. We understand and respect Google's position on the case, so we've removed all downloads from this page and we ask everybody who have ever downloaded gaia 0.1.0 and prior versions to delete all files concerned with the project, which include source code, binary files and image cache (~/.gaia).
which was posted over 3 years ago. although what can i really expect from an AC who either can't spell brain or consults someone named brian for all his decisions...