He should have asked to be bried in dutch kerugerands or even the Canadian Maple Leaf (gold coins), since historically gold hedges inflation.
Yes I'll take your 150,000K bribe in Gold coins!
How about dropping a Pinch over southern California let's say right above Google and Intel's head quarters? Remember Pakistan is the world leader in that technology; no colleateral damage and nothing but sheer chaos on the ground. These are real BCP senarios; outlined by various standards such as the ISO.
Anyone here ever watch Gost In the Shell, man I can't wait for my Cyborg Upgrades, just be damn sure your wetware is made by BSD folk, because if Microsoft starts making people parts we are all screwed.
Well,
Supply and demand are part of it; but if you are dealing with Hydro you also need to manage the water levels both up and downstream which means ultimately your electricity is depenant upon the weather; which means more automated management for things like flood gates to prevent peoples cottages from washing away or getting submerged in artificial lakes.
The "Business Owner" ie; the Manager of IT and the CIO office of the given federal organization determine which standards get used; they use all kinds of software at the federal public level (Exchange, BEE, Lotus for Messaging) and the selections are up to the office;
And since the windows support personell are cheaper per hour of Labor the TCO is lower, there's a clear reason the U.S. DOD and the Federal Government in the US and Canada (and ttheir respective organizations) use windows on the desktop;
1. It just works (no need to recompile kernels to get a preriphreal to work)
2. The TCO on Windows 7 on the Desktop beat's Ubuntu, SLES, Fedora and the rest for a number of resons the primary of which is SUPPORT LABOUR COSTS;
It's abvious that you think your time is cheap; even at $150 / seat the fact that every single tech in north america can support it and that there's only "One neck to ring" in addition to security concerns are why MS is used on the desktop.
There is a clear reason Red Hat abandoned Linux on the desktop; and that's because the market competition and the fact that the drivers are supplied late or never show prevent it from competing directly with commercial offerings from either Apple or MS.
As for Reliability, it takes us (as a team of engineers) a few hundred hours to create a reliable user expierence; regardless of windows or linux; it's four days to produce an image that works on Windows; I have yet to see a nice version of Linux working out of the box since Intel, AMD (ATI), Marvell and Nvidia are in the habbit of tainting the kernel and not supporting it in the first place.
When my clients ask me to come up with a solution I'm more concerned about the cost of the software lifecycle and support over the course of five years than the cost of the seat. If you ever get around to writing business cases; by all means try to find a team of 5 Linux and UNIX support guys that speak both English and french and have a security clearance and will work well with each other; and you'll quickly find out why they use commercial COTS products like MS Windows, Server, ESX, SLES and the like. Federal organizations are more concerned about the ability to support a given device and service in production then the initial cost of implementation.
Suppliers and Vendors (IBM, SAP, CGI) sue the federal and provincial government all the time; usually over the right to supply. It means that more tax dollars are wasted on the trials, even then the cost of the trials outweigh any benefit to be gained by avoiding licensing costs; that and finding Linux support people that are cheap (like windows support people) is next to impossible. So they won the right to submit, that only means that the RFP's will include WHQOL standards.
I'd like to think that the issue with Pakistan is education; sadly there's a massive lack of it as a result they all turn to the Quoran instead of the littany of avaailble good books; as a result women still get stoned and the taliban still own warizistan; the Euphrates vally is the cradle of civilization, Pakistan owes humanity the public and unbiased education it deserves; sadly as a Muslim state this will never happen and the rape and tourture of young women in the name of Allah will continue until such time as the UN get's it's head out of the sand. Pakistan is a rouge state and needs to be controlled if not by it's on elected officials than by a Christan pro-feminist dictator.
Thorough history it has only ever been a group of small people effecting change on the rest of the world; from Socialist parity based oligarchy's to 12 simple followers; one would argue that it has only ever been a small team of individual's working together to change the course of human history.
cybercohondira a rare form of inflamation related to the availability of rare symptoms and near instantaneous access to all sorts of useless information, in other news an entire district of Bangalore has been sacked due to another symptom of google use ogle-tits.
It's all part of the plan to overtake Australia, they've wanted it ever since WWII, now they can let their alien minions do the dirty work and come in like heroes after the years of devastation. I for one welcome our new rocky asteroid based alien overlords.
Discounting Land and Aiding in Development costs have put china at the forefornt for IT and Tech; the problem is they don't respect IP law, I bet you dollars to wafers that inside of those five years an "Equvalent" to AMAT will open up under chinese managment, just like Google and Baidu, then AMAT will suffer a number of security breaches and then all of the hardware for AMD, Nvidia, ATI and the rest will suddenly be made by the same chinese equvalent.
Also remember they can't get the same silicon we have here; there, we figure thier commerical market is the same but there are still CPU export restrictions that the U.S. would love to try to enforce.
Next time you find a covert channell you let the public know that your latest gadget that's going to make you and your stockholders rich was made in china and has 3 covert channells!
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He should have asked to be bried in dutch kerugerands or even the Canadian Maple Leaf (gold coins), since historically gold hedges inflation. Yes I'll take your 150,000K bribe in Gold coins!
So I put it throught the washing machine does this mean I can put it in the bank now?
I've been giving Windows the Finger for a long time; now when it blue screens It might just reboot :D
It's the lax policies that allow africans into Canada that ensure you get lots of spam; besides America still owes us for softwood.
I am Prince Steward from Nigeria and I have need of your ASSISTANCE PLEASE; it has come to my attention.....
How about dropping a Pinch over southern California let's say right above Google and Intel's head quarters? Remember Pakistan is the world leader in that technology; no colleateral damage and nothing but sheer chaos on the ground. These are real BCP senarios; outlined by various standards such as the ISO.
Anyone here ever watch Gost In the Shell, man I can't wait for my Cyborg Upgrades, just be damn sure your wetware is made by BSD folk, because if Microsoft starts making people parts we are all screwed.
Well,
Supply and demand are part of it; but if you are dealing with Hydro you also need to manage the water levels both up and downstream which means ultimately your electricity is depenant upon the weather; which means more automated management for things like flood gates to prevent peoples cottages from washing away or getting submerged in artificial lakes.
The "Business Owner" ie; the Manager of IT and the CIO office of the given federal organization determine which standards get used; they use all kinds of software at the federal public level (Exchange, BEE, Lotus for Messaging) and the selections are up to the office; And since the windows support personell are cheaper per hour of Labor the TCO is lower, there's a clear reason the U.S. DOD and the Federal Government in the US and Canada (and ttheir respective organizations) use windows on the desktop; 1. It just works (no need to recompile kernels to get a preriphreal to work) 2. The TCO on Windows 7 on the Desktop beat's Ubuntu, SLES, Fedora and the rest for a number of resons the primary of which is SUPPORT LABOUR COSTS; It's abvious that you think your time is cheap; even at $150 / seat the fact that every single tech in north america can support it and that there's only "One neck to ring" in addition to security concerns are why MS is used on the desktop. There is a clear reason Red Hat abandoned Linux on the desktop; and that's because the market competition and the fact that the drivers are supplied late or never show prevent it from competing directly with commercial offerings from either Apple or MS. As for Reliability, it takes us (as a team of engineers) a few hundred hours to create a reliable user expierence; regardless of windows or linux; it's four days to produce an image that works on Windows; I have yet to see a nice version of Linux working out of the box since Intel, AMD (ATI), Marvell and Nvidia are in the habbit of tainting the kernel and not supporting it in the first place. When my clients ask me to come up with a solution I'm more concerned about the cost of the software lifecycle and support over the course of five years than the cost of the seat. If you ever get around to writing business cases; by all means try to find a team of 5 Linux and UNIX support guys that speak both English and french and have a security clearance and will work well with each other; and you'll quickly find out why they use commercial COTS products like MS Windows, Server, ESX, SLES and the like. Federal organizations are more concerned about the ability to support a given device and service in production then the initial cost of implementation.
Suppliers and Vendors (IBM, SAP, CGI) sue the federal and provincial government all the time; usually over the right to supply. It means that more tax dollars are wasted on the trials, even then the cost of the trials outweigh any benefit to be gained by avoiding licensing costs; that and finding Linux support people that are cheap (like windows support people) is next to impossible. So they won the right to submit, that only means that the RFP's will include WHQOL standards.
I'd like to think that the issue with Pakistan is education; sadly there's a massive lack of it as a result they all turn to the Quoran instead of the littany of avaailble good books; as a result women still get stoned and the taliban still own warizistan; the Euphrates vally is the cradle of civilization, Pakistan owes humanity the public and unbiased education it deserves; sadly as a Muslim state this will never happen and the rape and tourture of young women in the name of Allah will continue until such time as the UN get's it's head out of the sand. Pakistan is a rouge state and needs to be controlled if not by it's on elected officials than by a Christan pro-feminist dictator.
12 no's and one yes means yes!!!
Thorough history it has only ever been a group of small people effecting change on the rest of the world; from Socialist parity based oligarchy's to 12 simple followers; one would argue that it has only ever been a small team of individual's working together to change the course of human history.
In soviet united states the government controls the people.
cybercohondira a rare form of inflamation related to the availability of rare symptoms and near instantaneous access to all sorts of useless information, in other news an entire district of Bangalore has been sacked due to another symptom of google use ogle-tits.
But if we did that we'd all turn into weasels!
Let's test this on politicians and bankers first.
It's all part of the plan to overtake Australia, they've wanted it ever since WWII, now they can let their alien minions do the dirty work and come in like heroes after the years of devastation. I for one welcome our new rocky asteroid based alien overlords.
Right right, nothing to see here! c'mon they are called Cheeky for a reason.
defenses!
Discounting Land and Aiding in Development costs have put china at the forefornt for IT and Tech; the problem is they don't respect IP law, I bet you dollars to wafers that inside of those five years an "Equvalent" to AMAT will open up under chinese managment, just like Google and Baidu, then AMAT will suffer a number of security breaches and then all of the hardware for AMD, Nvidia, ATI and the rest will suddenly be made by the same chinese equvalent. Also remember they can't get the same silicon we have here; there, we figure thier commerical market is the same but there are still CPU export restrictions that the U.S. would love to try to enforce.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYecfV3ubP8
Next time you find a covert channell you let the public know that your latest gadget that's going to make you and your stockholders rich was made in china and has 3 covert channells!
Basking in the warm glow of my CRT i mean LCD screen is all the affection I need :D people be dammed. :P
That's exactly why attractive people get ahead faster than ugly ones.