approach to eliminating personal privacy. It creates another big bru-ha-ha in the media (useful for brand awareness) which then dies down after a few weeks, and then it's business as usual. How far has facebook twisted its own 'privacy' policy by now compared to how it started? It's just amazing how easy they are getting away with slowly boiling the lobster.
I would like to hear more about how these guys got their phone number lists.. they seemed to have unlisted numbers together with correct names. In Ireland particularly, I only ever seemed to hear about this from people who were customers of a certain large ISP.
LightSquared Fiasco Puts Harsh Spotlight on FCC's Genachowski
"A friend of President Obama's from Harvard Law School, Genachowski has brought a culture of wheeling and dealing to the FCC, on whose decisions billions of telecom dollars ride."
What about people not wanting massive use of round-up chemicals, small farmers being sued out of existence, and one corporation monopolising the entire seed supply?
+1
Rack mount is primarily about organization and accessibility when you have large amounts of devices and cabling. In a commercial situation, you have to be able to reconfig a device within hundreds of servers and cables quickly and without disturbing anything else.
But there are some major downsides at home:
1. Cost: Rack mount servers are just more expensive. Rack hardware is REALLY expensive. Just the rails alone to mount a rack server can be several hundred dollars.
2. Power: Rack equip is mostly redundant and high powered, and that means a lot of electricity. Do you really want a 42U WOPR in the basement that's costing $100+ a month on your electric bill.
3. Noise: Rack mount servers alone may contain over 10 cooling fans. In the data center, noise is not a concern, but as you lie on your pillow trying to go to sleep, do you want to be listening to a steady hum coming through your house framing?
4. Transport: Keeping things small and ultra low power means you can throw it all in a box and move when you need to. A 42U rack alone is several hundred lbs weight.
The deal is we enforce their copyright protection in return for the rights being given to the public domain after a reasonable time. However, they seek to keep extending the term of the copyright. If the people have to wait longer and longer for public domain, you'd expect them to care less and less about protecting the copyright.
the lawsuit says IMDB changed her DoB in 2008.
Comparing Bai Ling's bio in Oct 2007 with Dec 2008, you can see that all that changes is her DoB suddenly goes back four years.
Gotta love the archive:)
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The lights were flickering here in South Dublin last night around 10pm and there had been an outage of some sort 3-4 hours earlier. I was wondering what was going on, because brownouts/blackouts are extremely rare here. The only real memories I have of power outages in Dublin were rolling blackouts due to industrial action back in the 1970s.
The robots will be used to do simple and routine work such as spraying, welding and assembling which are now mainly conducted by workers, said Gou at a workers' dance party Friday night.
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Umm.. no. You seem to be confusing symbol rate / baud rate and serial character frames
Let's not forget Q's SNOOPER from a few decades ago.
approach to eliminating personal privacy. It creates another big bru-ha-ha in the media (useful for brand awareness) which then dies down after a few weeks, and then it's business as usual. How far has facebook twisted its own 'privacy' policy by now compared to how it started? It's just amazing how easy they are getting away with slowly boiling the lobster.
http://ri-li.sourceforge.net/
And it's just now officially installed (2nd stage) as of 9:03am EST
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wcknJwgzh4
the last sex between Neanderthals and modern humans may have occurred 37,000 to 86,000 years ago
Maria Shriver begs to differ.
I would like to hear more about how these guys got their phone number lists.. they seemed to have unlisted numbers together with correct names. In Ireland particularly, I only ever seemed to hear about this from people who were customers of a certain large ISP.
Brilliant
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sorry the link didn't make it: http://nlpc.org/stories/2012/02/15/lightsquared-fiasco-puts-harsh-spotlight-genachowski
"A friend of President Obama's from Harvard Law School, Genachowski has brought a culture of wheeling and dealing to the FCC, on whose decisions billions of telecom dollars ride."
What about people not wanting massive use of round-up chemicals, small farmers being sued out of existence, and one corporation monopolising the entire seed supply?
+1
Rack mount is primarily about organization and accessibility when you have large amounts of devices and cabling. In a commercial situation, you have to be able to reconfig a device within hundreds of servers and cables quickly and without disturbing anything else.
But there are some major downsides at home:
1. Cost: Rack mount servers are just more expensive. Rack hardware is REALLY expensive. Just the rails alone to mount a rack server can be several hundred dollars.
2. Power: Rack equip is mostly redundant and high powered, and that means a lot of electricity. Do you really want a 42U WOPR in the basement that's costing $100+ a month on your electric bill.
3. Noise: Rack mount servers alone may contain over 10 cooling fans. In the data center, noise is not a concern, but as you lie on your pillow trying to go to sleep, do you want to be listening to a steady hum coming through your house framing?
4. Transport: Keeping things small and ultra low power means you can throw it all in a box and move when you need to. A 42U rack alone is several hundred lbs weight.
Would Ron Paul as president actually veto congress pushing through stuff like SOPA?
The deal is we enforce their copyright protection in return for the rights being given to the public domain after a reasonable time. However, they seek to keep extending the term of the copyright. If the people have to wait longer and longer for public domain, you'd expect them to care less and less about protecting the copyright.
the lawsuit says IMDB changed her DoB in 2008. :)
Comparing Bai Ling's bio in Oct 2007 with Dec 2008, you can see that all that changes is her DoB suddenly goes back four years.
Gotta love the archive
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Does the law really require that you have to provide this information in order to see your records.?
not 'service' as in 'zuckerberg/NSA world domination'
The lights were flickering here in South Dublin last night around 10pm and there had been an outage of some sort 3-4 hours earlier. I was wondering what was going on, because brownouts/blackouts are extremely rare here. The only real memories I have of power outages in Dublin were rolling blackouts due to industrial action back in the 1970s.
The robots will be used to do simple and routine work such as spraying, welding and assembling which are now mainly conducted by workers, said Gou at a workers' dance party Friday night.
The guy really knows how to play the crowd.
Wiki with the tech details here
to the internet
How about a law to require proper titles for acts instead of these stupid acronyms.