Well, good chance for the tea partiers could show us all that they aren't just a bunch of blowhards by fixing their shit locally before trying to fix the country.
No, the way any (The US, the chicoms, the old tsarist russia, communist russia, and the emerging russian thugarchy) state entity handles things when they believe there is no possibility of retribution.
I though we all knew at this point there is no such thing as junk DNA- it's all used for something, whether it be patches supplied by bacteria, viruses, or who knows what.
Ethernet (which you still have to set to 1000/Full because Auto-negotiate doesn't work properly) Wi-Fi (how many years has it taken for N to become standard? I've been through three pre-N routers....) Bluetooth (which is infamous for not working between devices by different manufacturers, to the point that no-one bothers with it. Oh and you get spammed).
After decades of having to deal with this nonsense, yes - I'd have a few questions for them. Right after setting them on fire.
Heh, I was in the room at an IEEE 802 meeting when someone actually apologized for having insisted gig-e even have a half-duplex mode.
Cool. I've worked with Paul Nikolich (when ADC broadband bought bought the CMTS company he was at), and have run into some of this cast of characters during the 802.3ah Ethernet in the First Mile meetings. Interesting folks.
I think it was Geoff (I could be wrong, this was a while ago) that said we would not need high-speed uplink from the home because 'there just isn't that much relevant content out there'. That was a pretty good chuckler.
I'm sure Michael Coden of Codenoll feels snubbed, he always claimed to me he was the co-inventor of ethernet.Never believed him. He did pioneer one interesting product- a distributed ethernet switch that would operate over a unidirectional fiber ring- worked pretty well after I fixed the gaping hole in his protocol.
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watching those who know how simple the principle is and know it *can* work try and convince those who know it *can't* work.
Dave
Eventually, it will pass. Best think of how to fight back after it does.
Dave
Machine trading should carry the death penalty- because it'll be the death of us.
dave
Well, good chance for the tea partiers could show us all that they aren't just a bunch of blowhards by fixing their shit locally before trying to fix the country.
No, I didn't think so either.
Dave
I think you meant to type 'the Taliban the Soviet Occupation created.'
There, I corrected it for you.
You're welcome.
'the Taliban the Soviet Occupation created and which turned pigshit radical after the US abandoned afghanistan to the warlords after the sovs left.'
There, completed that for you.
Dave
Idiot.
I'm talking about people who actually make shoes, whooooosh.
Dave
Shoemakers never have good shoes themselves, their best work and materials always goes to others.
Giving shoes to a shoemaker is a wonderful gift.
Dave
Certainly not- not on the mainland, anyway.
Given china's history since going under MAO, I don't give a flying fuck what they think, though.
Dave
Actually, "Chicom" is a very old term that was used to distinguish between the Chinese Communist rebels and the KMT nationalists.
Now, I find it a convenient way to the mainlanders now that there are 'two chinas'.
I think even a minimal amount of critical thinking applied to what I said would clearly indicate I'm not a Rusher, nor a Becker, nor a hannity-ite.
Dave
Darn good thing they were, too.
Dave
No, the way any (The US, the chicoms, the old tsarist russia, communist russia, and the emerging russian thugarchy) state entity handles things when they believe there is no possibility of retribution.
Dave
See? See? This is what happens.
This is what the republicans and tea partiers are trying to save us from.
(Your sarcasm meter isn't pegged? Fix the damn thing!)
Dave
You can't look at Obama as left/right lib/conservative, you have to consider him as authoritarian.
http://www.dark-wraith.com/
He had him pegged as this at least a year ago, if you check his archives.
Dave
*Ahem* that should have read ', and then I strangle someone'.
Dave
They will rightly be called killer electrons when the GPS system goes tango-uniform and I can't fly home and strangle somone!
Dave
I though we all knew at this point there is no such thing as junk DNA- it's all used for something, whether it be patches supplied by bacteria, viruses, or who knows what.
Dave
They'll stop looking for a match after they find one- regardless of the fact there will be hundreds to thousands of potential matches.
Dave
They 'standardised' the following -
Ethernet (which you still have to set to 1000/Full because Auto-negotiate doesn't work properly)
Wi-Fi (how many years has it taken for N to become standard? I've been through three pre-N routers....)
Bluetooth (which is infamous for not working between devices by different manufacturers, to the point that no-one bothers with it. Oh and you get spammed).
After decades of having to deal with this nonsense, yes - I'd have a few questions for them. Right after setting them on fire.
Heh, I was in the room at an IEEE 802 meeting when someone actually apologized for having insisted gig-e even have a half-duplex mode.
Dave
Some, I believe, were made by Asante.
Dave
Cool. I've worked with Paul Nikolich (when ADC broadband bought bought the CMTS company he was at), and have run into some of this cast of characters during the 802.3ah Ethernet in the First Mile meetings. Interesting folks.
I think it was Geoff (I could be wrong, this was a while ago) that said we would not need high-speed uplink from the home because 'there just isn't that much relevant content out there'. That was a pretty good chuckler.
I'm sure Michael Coden of Codenoll feels snubbed, he always claimed to me he was the co-inventor of ethernet.Never believed him.
He did pioneer one interesting product- a distributed ethernet switch that would operate over a unidirectional fiber ring- worked pretty well after I fixed the gaping hole in his protocol.
Dave
All this time, my computer has been pronouncing it wrong!
Dave
Electrodynamic de-orbit tether, dammit.
Dave
Yeah, crappy name, but interesting material.
Dave
Perhaps not those specific things, but...
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