"If that happens, terrorist attacks will become a form of theater in which terrorists not only get to write the play but also act as the primary producers of the coverage of the event."
As opposed to:
"If that happens, military intervention will become a form of theater in which governments not only get to write the play but also act as the primary producers of the coverage of the event."
The CNN coverage of the Iraq invasions could be seen as the same thing as in Nairobi - it just depends on what side you stand on.
QFT. Myst sucked. It was like getting lost in the maze in Zork II, where everything you did got you more lost, until a grue ate you. The only people I knew who played Myst were suckered into it because it was 'cool', nobody actually played/won it.
An enthusiast wants to own his hardware, he doesn't care about 5.1 GHz uber-core machines. What the enthusiast wants is open specs, common interfaces, accessible GPIO, non-DRM memory or hardware, and open source code. Someone who buys the latest stuff from Intel and slaps Win 8.1 or Ubuntu on it so that they can run WoW is not an enthusiast they're just a rich consumer.
Run it hot on clean, dry wood at full power for as long as you can, the thermal mass you surround it with will absorb the heat.
Oh wait, the reason folks burn crappy wet wood in inefficient stoves is that they're poor, or they're too sick from dirty water (50% of all premature deaths on Earth are from bad water) to gather wood. How does this help that problem?
They have a single business, with a relatively constant, yet probably growing number of users. If they need 100 servers today, next year it will be 120. They don't need massive content or application distribution, they don't need to rush new products to market, they don't need all that cloudy stuff. If "OpenStack" just means they virtualized some old iron that's another story, but a far less interesting one.
Sounds like a publicity stunt to me. It's close enough to Elon Musk that they can cash in on some of the buzz around 'hyperloop' and "isn't he the Tesla guy?" and "doesn't he build rockets?" to make them sound new and edgy and relevant.
And I didn't say anything, because I'm a liberal. But now they're going after Open Source ? Color me outraged....oh wait, it doesnt matter since I already sold my freedom for security
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"If that happens, terrorist attacks will become a form of theater in which terrorists not only get to write the play but also act as the primary producers of the coverage of the event."
As opposed to:
"If that happens, military intervention will become a form of theater in which governments not only get to write the play but also act as the primary producers of the coverage of the event."
The CNN coverage of the Iraq invasions could be seen as the same thing as in Nairobi - it just depends on what side you stand on.
QFT. Myst sucked. It was like getting lost in the maze in Zork II, where everything you did got you more lost, until a grue ate you. The only people I knew who played Myst were suckered into it because it was 'cool', nobody actually played/won it.
By extension, "productivity" tools like Office and gcc should be able to be used casually without any thought.
Oh wait, that's not true.
Loli President Bomb is my new band name.
Care to rephrase that, smitty?
An enthusiast wants to own his hardware, he doesn't care about 5.1 GHz uber-core machines. What the enthusiast wants is open specs, common interfaces, accessible GPIO, non-DRM memory or hardware, and open source code. Someone who buys the latest stuff from Intel and slaps Win 8.1 or Ubuntu on it so that they can run WoW is not an enthusiast they're just a rich consumer.
Maybe you shouldn't have been bitches.
Run it hot on clean, dry wood at full power for as long as you can, the thermal mass you surround it with will absorb the heat.
Oh wait, the reason folks burn crappy wet wood in inefficient stoves is that they're poor, or they're too sick from dirty water (50% of all premature deaths on Earth are from bad water) to gather wood. How does this help that problem?
Wasn't the BBC the one who said we'd be ice-free by 2013?
Does anyone really think that the government wouldn't invoke any available power to achieve it's ends?
The more people will find $2/month VPS machines running OpenVPN.
You arrogant ass, you've killed us!
It's called "mp3". An API for music isn't a thing.
Ah yes, the crab-bucket mentality. Let me know how that works for you.
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Shotgun shells, silver rounds, canned soup, and tampons.
Countries like India will lose half of their land. Some island nations will be completely uninhabitable.
And?
What exactly is Romania again?
It's the ancient tradeoff of CPU vs. IO. When you have more of one than you need, burn it to improve the other.
If it shares the infrastructure, then they don't need their own.
They have a single business, with a relatively constant, yet probably growing number of users. If they need 100 servers today, next year it will be 120. They don't need massive content or application distribution, they don't need to rush new products to market, they don't need all that cloudy stuff. If "OpenStack" just means they virtualized some old iron that's another story, but a far less interesting one.
Sounds like a publicity stunt to me. It's close enough to Elon Musk that they can cash in on some of the buzz around 'hyperloop' and "isn't he the Tesla guy?" and "doesn't he build rockets?" to make them sound new and edgy and relevant.
And I didn't say anything, because I'm a liberal. ...oh wait, it doesnt matter since I already sold my freedom for security
But now they're going after Open Source ? Color me outraged.
For believing and investing in some handwavy concept called 'cloud' where you abrogate responsibility take the iOS view (it Just Works) of technology.
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