Raving on Facebook about a font means you're irrational and unstable. But you're irrational and unstable whether you rave about fonts on social media or not. Social media is just a handy and free barometer of already existing conditions. If anything, it should be considered a useful tool - people self-identify.
Its like your average Moronix linux kernel benchmark, where they have bars and numbers with no scale. Basically, look at me, I'm an attention-whore nerd!
...but theres nothing the US can do to stop them. Maybe prior to 2000, maybe prior to 1990, but after years of appeasements, transfers of critical technology, and currency manipulations, the Chinese have the US by the short and curlies. Nobody wants to say it, but that doesn't mean it isn't so.
The real question is, does the US draw out some long embarassing, expensive, futile detente where they ultimately lose, or (my preference) just say Fuck It, boot the UN, cut off foreign aid, stop being the world's policeman, and let the chips fall.
You could take a handful of proven DB technologies such as Oracle/DB/MSSQL, throw a web (Apache/IIS) and app (.Net/WAS/Jboss) front end to it, and it would work. Why did these guys fuck up the whole thing? It's like the scene in The Fountainhead when the second-rate architects smash up the plans and add their own stuff, "to express their own individuality". This could have been a solved problem - hell, it WAS a solved problem.
The mystery of the Time War is part of the mythos - don't explain it, then it's just a thing. When Tennant told the Master about "the could-have-been-King" that was awesome - left you just enough to wonder and imagine what happened. BBC is killing Dr Who by commoditizing it.
As in, AD was mostly mature, Win2003 was out, Linux was real, and PCs were commodities. An IT infrastructure now vs _20_ years ago on the other hand would be more interesting. Not much has happened since 2003.
And what IP is going to be reported when the Tor gizmo on your same cable modem NAT hits the internet? Wait for it... your cable modem IP. Either that or 192.168.1.2, which I hear is a popular one.
No VGA out - how do you hook it up to a monitor? You find an HDMI converter or hook it up to the family TV - lame. 3.3V logic - everything else in the world uses 5V, so you end up converting everything - lame. Raspbian distro - UK keyboard default, no DHCP out of the box - lame.
It's almost there, just... cool to the guy who invented it, but fiddly for everyone else.
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Methane ice under the ocean also does this. Interesting?
If "performing well" = "selling the American people down the road to slavery, and making them pay for the privilege" then yes.
It sounds like the cure for poverty if for someone to give you money. is there a -1, Obvious?
If you consider your stuff "IT Equipment" then the last group you want suggestions from is the million monkeys that make up the Internet.
Did they choke on their own smug?
"And how is it that you're familiar with public key encryption?"
"I invented it."
Raving on Facebook about a font means you're irrational and unstable. But you're irrational and unstable whether you rave about fonts on social media or not. Social media is just a handy and free barometer of already existing conditions. If anything, it should be considered a useful tool - people self-identify.
And now they're gone, I guess someone over there read my post.
Its like your average Moronix linux kernel benchmark, where they have bars and numbers with no scale. Basically, look at me, I'm an attention-whore nerd!
Check http://www.dragonflybsd.org/features/, there's a list of random links under the DEVFS bullet point.
...but theres nothing the US can do to stop them. Maybe prior to 2000, maybe prior to 1990, but after years of appeasements, transfers of critical technology, and currency manipulations, the Chinese have the US by the short and curlies. Nobody wants to say it, but that doesn't mean it isn't so.
The real question is, does the US draw out some long embarassing, expensive, futile detente where they ultimately lose, or (my preference) just say Fuck It, boot the UN, cut off foreign aid, stop being the world's policeman, and let the chips fall.
You could take a handful of proven DB technologies such as Oracle/DB/MSSQL, throw a web (Apache/IIS) and app (.Net/WAS/Jboss) front end to it, and it would work. Why did these guys fuck up the whole thing? It's like the scene in The Fountainhead when the second-rate architects smash up the plans and add their own stuff, "to express their own individuality". This could have been a solved problem - hell, it WAS a solved problem.
The mystery of the Time War is part of the mythos - don't explain it, then it's just a thing. When Tennant told the Master about "the could-have-been-King" that was awesome - left you just enough to wonder and imagine what happened. BBC is killing Dr Who by commoditizing it.
Instead of many standalone systems, most (good) environments at least have a modicum of proper capacity and scaling engineering that's taken place.
Except that has nothing to do with what year it is.
As in, AD was mostly mature, Win2003 was out, Linux was real, and PCs were commodities. An IT infrastructure now vs _20_ years ago on the other hand would be more interesting. Not much has happened since 2003.
And what IP is going to be reported when the Tor gizmo on your same cable modem NAT hits the internet? Wait for it... your cable modem IP. Either that or 192.168.1.2, which I hear is a popular one.
No one cares about you, your supposed bicycling prowess, or really, any other people on bicycles.
-1, Elon Musk reference /his 15 min of fame are over
10" table saw
craftsman drill press
Makita battery charger
2 vise, 1 with soft jaws
3 levels
bottle opener
Suse is just a European Redhat.
It's time for egress filtering, both at the TCP layer, and at the application (hello Privoxy) layer on home firewalls.
A negotiation is possible only when both parties can benefit.
No VGA out - how do you hook it up to a monitor? You find an HDMI converter or hook it up to the family TV - lame.
3.3V logic - everything else in the world uses 5V, so you end up converting everything - lame.
Raspbian distro - UK keyboard default, no DHCP out of the box - lame.
It's almost there, just ... cool to the guy who invented it, but fiddly for everyone else.
The curse of Open Source. Good luck getting that last 10% finished.
It's easy, take the cartridge out, blow on the contacts, wave it around if it feels hot, then put it back in.