But Sony dsitributed it. What you propose would be like crucifying Einstein or Feinman for their part in atomic weapons. of course in that case a) they actually had consciences and felt remorse b) were doing real/orthogonal/ scientific work.
But hey, maybe somebody can make a case with the DMCA against them:-P
Support for new hardware, or even support for the old hardware. I have a Toshiba Satellite (PPro, 166) and it runs 98 fine but I can't use the USB port. Anytime you plug something in the system freezes until the device is removed. A damn site inconvient since a USB key is about the only useful way to get content off of the thing.
In dry climates grey water is best used for irrigation. In soggy places rain water can be used for flushing. Here at MIT the Stata center collects rain water for toilets, but where I work in facilities we've been "testing" a waterless urinal for over a year. It works great, my only complaint is that the custodial staff need to be sure to keep the oil topped up, and maybe spray the thing down with orange oil occasionally (to clear the surface of dried spots and errant hair)... they are largely dependent upon a slick smooth surface to function properly.
It takes excruciatingly high temperatures for many minutes to achieve temporary sterility.
Immersion of the testicles in the 116F water, 45 minutes daily for three weeks is said to result in six months of sterility followed by a return to normal fertility.
Everybody plays up the freshness of Digg, but they forget the staleness. Looking at the first two pages yesterday (once the damn thing loads) there were a) new unseen things b) things common to./ and c) lots of ancient cruft that's just now making its rounds of the unwashed masses:-P
It's funny because it's true. While stuck outside Paris one night this past Spring I noticed all the ATMs at a bank rebooting Win2K. This from a place whee you are assigned a 4 digit PIN that you cannot change. *shudder*
And it's not a fucking city either. So you end up with a little redundancy and a few dozen processors per power supply instead of one to one but not a single supply for a whole building like you seem to insist is the only possible solution.
Citywide WTFYTBW? You most certainly could provide 12V to a rack, consider your car. Granted, most of the components in a car are less stringent in their requirements than a motherboard... but then look at the next-gen systems (52V IIRC, also apparently a common setup for A/V equipment) for an idea of the regulatability.
Yeah! We wouldn't want to scar it's face with craters or anything. Look, I'm greener than most but unless there's life on luna, I have no problem mining it for He3. Of course, lunar based PV would be a better power system.
Except that it's complete and utter bullshit. The labs are not empty. some of them are, but it's the same ones that always have been. Who the fuck wants to go half-way across campus to a dank room in the basement?
I suspect one reason is that the default binding is not emacs-style bindings (emacs and shell line-editing) friendly. I've found ^U to work pretty well (that obscures the umm obscure argument passing key combo)
Umm yeah, I'm pretty sure tha's already done; just use the year of release. And if Lucas spits out five revisions of Sith inone 12 month period you get 2006a, 2006b, 2006c...
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But Sony dsitributed it. What you propose would be like crucifying Einstein
:-P
or Feinman for their part in atomic weapons. of course in that case a) they
actually had consciences and felt remorse b) were doing real/orthogonal/
scientific work.
But hey, maybe somebody can make a case with the DMCA against them
http://freshmeat.net/projects/athena-delete/
It's quite tasty.
Support for new hardware, or even support for the old hardware. I have a Toshiba
Satellite (PPro, 166) and it runs 98 fine but I can't use the USB port. Anytime
you plug something in the system freezes until the device is removed. A damn
site inconvient since a USB key is about the only useful way to get content off
of the thing.
ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc3514.txt
Not only that, that information is not yet available elsewhere (you can't beat c).
In dry climates grey water is best used for irrigation. In soggy places rain water can be
used for flushing. Here at MIT the Stata center collects rain water for toilets, but where
I work in facilities we've been "testing" a waterless urinal for over a year. It works great,
my only complaint is that the custodial staff need to be sure to keep the oil topped up,
and maybe spray the thing down with orange oil occasionally (to clear the surface of dried
spots and errant hair)... they are largely dependent upon a slick smooth surface to function
properly.
It takes excruciatingly high temperatures for many minutes to achieve temporary sterility.
Immersion of the testicles in the 116F water, 45 minutes daily for three weeks is said to
result in six months of sterility followed by a return to normal fertility.
Firefox runs on things other than Linux, in particular
isn't everyone supposed to be pushing for IE-FF switch?
Strictly speaking you are incorrect.
tar - The GNU version of the tar archiving utility
-S, --sparse
handle sparse files efficiently
Everybody plays up the freshness of Digg, but they forget the staleness. ./ and c) lots of ancient :-P
Looking at the first two pages yesterday (once the damn thing loads) there
were a) new unseen things b) things common to
cruft that's just now making its rounds of the unwashed masses
I like a but not at the expense of c.
It's called a short ton. A long ton is nearly a tonne at 2240 lbs.
Consult your local units.
It's funny because it's true. While stuck outside Paris one night this past
Spring I noticed all the ATMs at a bank rebooting Win2K. This from a place
whee you are assigned a 4 digit PIN that you cannot change. *shudder*
More interesting is _Julie and Julia_, Julie did a recipe a day from _The Joy of Cooking_.
And it's not a fucking city either. So you end up with a little
redundancy and a few dozen processors per power supply instead
of one to one but not a single supply for a whole building like
you seem to insist is the only possible solution.
Citywide WTFYTBW? You most certainly could provide 12V to a rack,
consider your car. Granted, most of the components in a car are
less stringent in their requirements than a motherboard... but then
look at the next-gen systems (52V IIRC, also apparently a common
setup for A/V equipment) for an idea of the regulatability.
And like all the other clueless folk, you neglect to realize that
computers are not high voltage. Nay, they run on 12, 5 and 3.3V
It's 3 hours. They did episode 4 (Han shot first, probably 90 minutes long)
a few years ago: http://www-tech.mit.edu/V123/N1/star_wars.1a.html
Yeah! We wouldn't want to scar it's face with craters or anything.
Look, I'm greener than most but unless there's life on luna, I have
no problem mining it for He3. Of course, lunar based PV would be a
better power system.
Except that it's complete and utter bullshit. The labs are not empty. some of them are, but it's the same ones that always have been. Who the fuck wants to go half-way across campus to a dank room in the basement?
Or a smart card, you know, built-in encryption and all...
*Fatal* flaw *weakens* RFID passports.
*Fatal* *weakens*
Um yeah.
Not to mention the fact that it's only fatal if they decide not to proceed.
dumbass.
I suspect one reason is that the default binding is not
emacs-style bindings (emacs and shell line-editing)
friendly. I've found ^U to work pretty well (that
obscures the umm obscure argument passing key combo)
True, but in a simplified model all you care about is how fast the blips are moving, vis a vis posted speed limits.
I suspect the idea is to minimize the amount of force you have to exert
e.g; spin a Space Invaders ball vs. a marble.
Umm yeah, I'm pretty sure tha's already done; just use the year of release.
And if Lucas spits out five revisions of Sith inone 12 month period you get
2006a, 2006b, 2006c...