I've designed, written and maintained cross-platoform GUIs on MacOS (pre OSX), Win32 and X11/Unix since the advent of Win32 (the youngest of the three platforms). While my OSX experience is limited, I am at least aware that the OSX platform now includes X11 support.
The first big bloat egg I heard of was Bill's horse pic in win95. From which we can reliably conclude that he prefers horse to whores, although the statement is misleading in some ways.
perhaps that the social/moral "productivity" of the work is no more or less questionable, so that if it is an issue for you, asking the question is wise.
The GPL needs to be updated to make it compatible with attribution restrictions. The old BSD license debate should be informed by the newly available facts. A detailed argument would be vast and misplaced, since only RMS has actual decision influence over the GPL, but promoting community reflection of the inconsistencies in his principled stance is not misplaced.
if the linksys itself is running linux, and you can replace the system image (tutorials exist for linksys routers) then you can easily write a shell script to select the outgoing connection by destination port using a couple of iptable commands. No additional hardware is required.
Apparently Adobe's strategic plans are being made by technically incompetent people who do not understand that OSX is a variant of Unix (in the API compatibility sense, rather than the trademark sense).
Given that Apache development is predictably going to continue on the 2.0 branch (which is a questionable point of departure), keeping your site secure with minimum maintenance cost requires using binary releases on the 2.0 platform for web applications.
The CR traffic does not need to be filtered. It's a UI issue is all.
Consider for example, a system in which I send you a cold email. Your MUA caches it, and sends me a challenge token. My MUA recognizes the challenge token and the fact that it corresponds to a sent mail. It gets flagged and replies with my response, a pgp public key. Now you can see my mail, and decide if you want to blacklist me, or whitelist me. All future mail is private.
Typically, EE requires little coding, Physics less, and Mathematics even less.
What you seem to want is a system administration career. For that, a technical school diploma is more suitable than a 4-year college diploma. You could go see what the instructors at the technical school majored in.
Clearly they are very much on the ball. It's amazing that they can make accurate observations and orbital calculations on a 30 meter object so far out. I can't imagine why anyone would be complaining about the process when it is working so brilliantly.
Perhaps a more appropriate question would be whether public schools are a valid approach. Forget phy ed, what about physics? I'd rather send my child into rotating knives than a public school.
Tivo did quite well by doing a first iteration on an easily accessible platform, and a second iteration with more sophisticated (expensive) hardware design.
Hardware is never "inherently unstable". It is the combination of hardware and software which may be stable or unstable. As Marc Andreeson observed, Windows is just a badly debugged collection of device drivers. As such, it is unstable.
Advansys is selling Ezra-800MHz SOM (system on module)
in ETX form factor (3.7 x 4.5 ") for twice EPIA
prices, at this
link; while their EVA SOC (system on chip) only reports 80186
performance levels, and have embedded RTOS,
probably TRONso it's not what you're looking for.
Slashdot Mirror
buy? cellphone? to many people the
juxtaposition is oxymoronopoetic.
Hypothesis:
Fullerenes are crystals in the same sense that
a benzene ring is a crystal. I.e., not
according to any familiar definition of "crystal":
Basis:
Every nomenclature use of "crystal" in my
experience requires an unlimited tiling geometry.
Plan:
Please correct any errors above with statements
of facts or references to facts.
I've designed, written and maintained
cross-platoform GUIs on MacOS (pre OSX),
Win32 and X11/Unix since the advent of Win32
(the youngest of the three platforms).
While my OSX experience is limited, I am
at least aware that the OSX platform now
includes X11 support.
The first big bloat egg I heard of was
Bill's horse pic in win95. From which we
can reliably conclude that he prefers horse
to whores, although the statement is
misleading in some ways.
That's not possible. Not even with quantum
superposition of states. It's actually a
logical contradiction.
what more is there to say?
perhaps that the social/moral "productivity"
of the work is no more or less questionable,
so that if it is an issue for you, asking
the question is wise.
The GPL needs to be updated to make it
compatible with attribution restrictions.
The old BSD license debate should be informed
by the newly available facts. A detailed
argument would be vast and misplaced, since
only RMS has actual decision influence over
the GPL, but promoting community reflection
of the inconsistencies in his principled
stance is not misplaced.
if the linksys itself is running linux,
and you can replace the system image
(tutorials exist for linksys routers)
then you can easily write a shell script
to select the outgoing connection by
destination port using a couple of iptable commands. No additional hardware is required.
Apparently Adobe's strategic plans are being
made by technically incompetent people who
do not understand that OSX is a variant of
Unix (in the API compatibility sense, rather
than the trademark sense).
Given that Apache development is predictably
going to continue on the 2.0 branch (which is
a questionable point of departure), keeping
your site secure with minimum maintenance cost
requires using binary releases on the 2.0
platform for web applications.
Now this is a serious problem.
I suggest subtly breaking every TCPA-enabled
computer that you come into contact with,
so that they die the death of red ink.
Nah, people like Apple *Hardware* cos it is
stable. It's the same reason everyone wanted
a Sun Workstation back in the late 80s.
The CR traffic does not need to be filtered.
It's a UI issue is all.
Consider for example, a system in which I send you
a cold email. Your MUA caches it, and sends me a
challenge token. My MUA recognizes the challenge
token and the fact that it corresponds to a sent
mail. It gets flagged and replies with my response,
a pgp public key. Now you can see my mail, and
decide if you want to blacklist me, or whitelist me.
All future mail is private.
It's just software -- go write it.
Most SPAM comes from the USA. Perhaps we should
cut *them* off from the Internet.
Typically, EE requires little coding, Physics
less, and Mathematics even less.
What you seem to want is a system administration
career. For that, a technical school diploma
is more suitable than a 4-year college diploma.
You could go see what the instructors at the
technical school majored in.
Haban~ero pepper extract will deter any sane,
genetically intact, pet.
Clearly they are very much on the ball.
It's amazing that they can make accurate
observations and orbital calculations on a
30 meter object so far out. I can't imagine
why anyone would be complaining about the
process when it is working so brilliantly.
Why mess up peoples lives with this therapeutic
crap when there are perfectly good drugs available
that cure the problem?
What do you expect from the Federal Baby Incinerators?
These people bring new meaning to the phrase
"Satanic Murder Cult".
Perhaps a more appropriate question would be
whether public schools are a valid approach.
Forget phy ed, what about physics? I'd rather
send my child into rotating knives than a
public school.
Earthlink is owned by Scientology.
Tivo did quite well by doing a first iteration
on an easily accessible platform, and a second
iteration with more sophisticated (expensive)
hardware design.
Hardware is never "inherently unstable".
It is the combination of hardware and software
which may be stable or unstable. As Marc
Andreeson observed, Windows is just a badly
debugged collection of device drivers. As
such, it is unstable.
Advansys is selling Ezra-800MHz SOM (system on module) in ETX form factor (3.7 x 4.5 ") for twice EPIA prices, at this link; while their EVA SOC (system on chip) only reports 80186 performance levels, and have embedded RTOS, probably TRONso it's not what you're looking for.
I really liked NEWS, now I want PDF extensions in X11.