Sadly, it may; that'll be what we use to connect our home-brew hand-built systems, while our XboX5s are the only clients able to access the new, secure Internet(TM).
When I first scanned the blurb, I read it as concern about Brian Piracy, and that some terrible new form of IP law was about to be born.
Imagine my relief...
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You'll save even more space if you replace the "1"s with the letter "l", which is slightly smaller. Also, consider decreasing font size, and possibly going to italic to pack them more tightly.
that's still nonsense; forests are carbon buffers, not sinks.
Unless, of course, you chop the trees down and then don't let them decompose. Those National Geographics in your basement are the defense against globabl warming!
Many statements of fact (eg, UNIX history) and technical opinion (eg, relative capabilities of SCO UNIX and Linux) found in the brief are, to put it charitably, dubious, and several are absurd. Were technical staff closely invoved in this, or was it purely the work of 'well-informed' lawyers?
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Actually, the original Terrorists were the Assassins. Nowadays, of course, we use that term to refer to their favored form of terrorism, rather than to the original Assassins.
Why?
Because the Mongols eventually got pissed off about it, rolled into the middle east, and slaughtered them.
SGI kind of went that direction with their Origin series (2000 and 3000, and now Altix), but they're overbuilt. It costs a fortune to buy an empty system, and a fortune to put processors and slots in it.
This is a hard problem. As you say, it would be really nice, but what you end up with in practice is having to put high-end parts in low-end models and get killed on cost.
When I say, "loud during acceleration", I don't mean, "rattles at 60 mph", I mean, "when I stomp hard on the gas the screeching of the engine drowns out the radio that was too loud 5 seconds before."
Anyhow, I imagine the exterior panels are bolted on, and the interior glued, and what does plastic vs metal have to do with how it's fastened anyway?
I don't think the Saturn S-series noise issue (and you're right, they're loud during acceleration) has anything to do with body panels - they just have a loud engine and limited acoustical damping for it.
My wife's '96 started purple and still is, other than some white scuff marks on the bumpers.
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Well, we've already got the beards and excessive amount of black clothing, how hard can the rest be?
Sadly, nothing further will be heard from the Anti-Stupidity league, as their next action at this point will evidently be to DDoS themselves.
Sadly, it may; that'll be what we use to connect our home-brew hand-built systems, while our XboX5s are the only clients able to access the new, secure Internet(TM).
When I first scanned the blurb, I read it as concern about Brian Piracy, and that some terrible new form of IP law was about to be born.
Imagine my relief...
You'll save even more space if you replace the "1"s with the letter "l", which is slightly smaller. Also, consider decreasing font size, and possibly going to italic to pack them more tightly.
You can grow much more food in a small area if you can afford it. (At an extreme case, greenhouses in skyscrapers).
Poverty and pollution are issues, but talk of a fixed 'resource footprint' is nonsense.
Actually, that 'Enron lackey' just got pushed out of his post by Rumsfield.
'resource footprint' is a crock. With a sufficiently developed economy you make make it quite small if you like.
I've been wearing pants for more than 20 years, but I don't think my customers would appreciate if I decided to innovate in that area.
A chess master once told me: "Never neglect the obvious. Usually it's obvious because it's right."
And the new Prime Minister of Britian is...
Cowboy Neal!
But most evildoers are very stupid.
I don't think there's any controversy at all on slashdot about SCO; there appears to be a strong consensus that they suck.
This increase in efficiency will be achieved by having slashdot duplicate stories filtered out at the transport layer.
that's still nonsense; forests are carbon buffers, not sinks.
Unless, of course, you chop the trees down and then don't let them decompose. Those National Geographics in your basement are the defense against globabl warming!
The rush to Baghdad. The enemy's goal is down!
Many statements of fact (eg, UNIX history) and technical opinion (eg, relative capabilities of SCO UNIX and Linux) found in the brief are, to put it charitably, dubious, and several are absurd. Were technical staff closely invoved in this, or was it purely the work of 'well-informed' lawyers?
Actually, the original Terrorists were the Assassins. Nowadays, of course, we use that term to refer to their favored form of terrorism, rather than to the original Assassins.
Why?
Because the Mongols eventually got pissed off about it, rolled into the middle east, and slaughtered them.
Nah, the coprights to UNIX will have expired by the time HURD 1.0 ships.
all you need is a really big HDTV, and a Beowulf Cluster of digital camcorders with telescopic lenses.
Right?
Who the heck in Europe has lower taxes than the US?
Maybe Norway (oil production taxes) or some tiny countries, but anyone real?
And we would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for those meddling kids!
SGI kind of went that direction with their Origin series (2000 and 3000, and now Altix), but they're overbuilt. It costs a fortune to buy an empty system, and a fortune to put processors and slots in it.
This is a hard problem. As you say, it would be really nice, but what you end up with in practice is having to put high-end parts in low-end models and get killed on cost.
When I say, "loud during acceleration", I don't mean, "rattles at 60 mph", I mean, "when I stomp hard on the gas the screeching of the engine drowns out the radio that was too loud 5 seconds before."
Anyhow, I imagine the exterior panels are bolted on, and the interior glued, and what does plastic vs metal have to do with how it's fastened anyway?
I don't think the Saturn S-series noise issue (and you're right, they're loud during acceleration) has anything to do with body panels - they just have a loud engine and limited acoustical damping for it.
My wife's '96 started purple and still is, other than some white scuff marks on the bumpers.
The real question, of course, is when this will be available for PC cases.