Because it would have went to a bidding war. Kodak would have made out, but $550 divided by google apple facebook et all is much cheaper than google and apple in a bidding war.
"For the moment, politically powerful pro-gun groups â" "the child-killing lobby," as the New Yorker's Adam Gopnik, another Canadian, called them Friday"
Froggy voice: Lord Datacenter, RISE! Lord Datacenter: What...about...Corporate computers? Groggy voice: I'm afraid you and BYOD killed them. Lord Datacenter: NOOOOOooooooooo.........
It's one thing for a soldier to point a gun at someone in a turban that they don't identify with at all, it's another thing to point a gun at someone from they went to high school with. It's easy to bomb a city with a name you can't pronounce it's much harder to bomb your home town. Not to mention that a portion of the military is going to be on each side.
yes, it is known, smarter people are more likely to be successful and produce smarter children who are also more likely to partake in illegal behavior in a smarter way.
Sure there's a decent amount of luck involved in it as well, but luck is a huge part of life.
My anecdote: 5 years ago we were a 95% Windows shop with only 15 Linux servers. Today we are a 90% Linux shop with near 1000 Linux servers. We went from 5 Windows Admins and 1 Linux admin to 6 Linux admins and 3 Windows Admins. Yet we are unlikely to convert AD to this for the exact same reasons. It's not just AD it's the plugins to AD the monitoring and the fact that, while it rarely breaks anyway, if something does break the amount of repair tools and articles on how to fix it are numerous. As that original 1 Linux admin I would like to see this as an option. But it's not very likely.
So if theirs a thunderstorm or an eclipse, it's because the fool said the sun was shining that it is now dark and not because of the other circumstances?
The reason this is all released is a way for Netflix to fight the chance that their service gets throttled. It's a free market solution to anti-netneutrality legislation. I like it.
Maybe and Maybe. It is covered in the FAQ of the GPL that you don't get to though that is not legally binding and you could possibly try it in court. In the FAQ it suggests that deployment within a legal entity like a Fortune 500 Co, or any other company is not distribution as used in the text of the GPL.
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Because it would have went to a bidding war. Kodak would have made out, but $550 divided by google apple facebook et all is much cheaper than google and apple in a bidding war.
I'm guessing you just haven't looked? before floods I bought 3TB for $130, right after flood 3TB was $200, now 3TB $120.
"For the moment, politically powerful pro-gun groups â" "the child-killing lobby," as the New Yorker's Adam Gopnik, another Canadian, called them Friday"
And this is why nobody thinks Canada even maters.
I guess that makes him not mentally disturbed then. otherwise what does that have to do with the parent post?
Froggy voice: Lord Datacenter, RISE!
Lord Datacenter: What...about...Corporate computers?
Groggy voice: I'm afraid you and BYOD killed them.
Lord Datacenter: NOOOOOooooooooo.........
"..Poor resolution. Poor speed. The list continues..."
Well now you can add Poor OS.
Especially if your mooning and pooping on my lawn.
Not really, that was video taken on Dec 12 and Dec 13. Here is a video of what it will look like on Dec 21 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtQ6026V3Fc
Well played Mayans. Well played.
It's one thing for a soldier to point a gun at someone in a turban that they don't identify with at all, it's another thing to point a gun at someone from they went to high school with. It's easy to bomb a city with a name you can't pronounce it's much harder to bomb your home town. Not to mention that a portion of the military is going to be on each side.
that's why I elect people to listen to them.
Again, as has been overly proven in the middle east. They are most definitely not needed.
yes, it is known, smarter people are more likely to be successful and produce smarter children who are also more likely to partake in illegal behavior in a smarter way.
Sure there's a decent amount of luck involved in it as well, but luck is a huge part of life.
The ability to destroy an entire planet('s economy) is insignificant next to the power ... you get the idea...
You hurt small animals for fun as a kid? You must be some kind of psychopath.
Hell yeah!! D20 is how we roll!
I'm guessing you wear Band-aids as fashion accessories.
It's been written, it may take a day or so to clear.
NIH? I haven't followed this, but is there a reason Samba didn't base itself off of existing tools? OpenLDAP, BSD Kerberos etc...
My anecdote: 5 years ago we were a 95% Windows shop with only 15 Linux servers. Today we are a 90% Linux shop with near 1000 Linux servers. We went from 5 Windows Admins and 1 Linux admin to 6 Linux admins and 3 Windows Admins. Yet we are unlikely to convert AD to this for the exact same reasons. It's not just AD it's the plugins to AD the monitoring and the fact that, while it rarely breaks anyway, if something does break the amount of repair tools and articles on how to fix it are numerous. As that original 1 Linux admin I would like to see this as an option. But it's not very likely.
So if theirs a thunderstorm or an eclipse, it's because the fool said the sun was shining that it is now dark and not because of the other circumstances?
This isn't being released for your benifit. It's a way for Netflix to identify and shame companies that throttle their service.
The reason this is all released is a way for Netflix to fight the chance that their service gets throttled. It's a free market solution to anti-netneutrality legislation. I like it.
If the biggest fool in the world goes out at noon and says the sun is shinning, it doesn't make it dark.
Maybe and Maybe. It is covered in the FAQ of the GPL that you don't get to though that is not legally binding and you could possibly try it in court. In the FAQ it suggests that deployment within a legal entity like a Fortune 500 Co, or any other company is not distribution as used in the text of the GPL.
I honestly can't tell the difference between 1. and 2.